January 17th
The January 17th is the 17th Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar .
Events
1 with 1900
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395: Died of the Roman Emperor Théodose I {{er}} Large the, last emperor to reign on the unified Roman empire.
- 1258 : Baghdad: To the end of the year 1257, Houlagou Khan is presented to the accesses of the city. January 18th, during an arranged battle, it decimates the army califale and, as of the 22, puts the seat in front of the city.
- 1377 : Return of the papacy to Rome.
- 1524 : This day, the navigator and exploring Italian Giovanni da Verrazano share with the research of the China by the North-West. It lays out of a caravel, the Dauphine one, equipped with fifty men and charged with living for eight month.
- 1566 : Crowning of the Pope Black and white V.
- 1562 : The chancellor Michel of Hospital promulgates the edict of Saint-Germain who authorizes the Protestant worship of day apart from the closed cities.
- 1595 : The king of France Henri IV declares the war with the Spain.
- 1601 :
- the France and the Duché of Savoy sign the Traité of Lyon which puts an end to the war between the two countries, and marks the final fastening of the Bresse, the Bugey and the Pays of Gex in France.
- the Spanish capital is transferred from Madrid to Valladolid.
- 1605 : Birth of Don Quichotte (first publication of the novel of Miguel de Cervantes).
- 1734 : While Auguste III is crowned with Warsaw, Stanislas Leszczynski takes refuge with Danzig.
- 1759 : The Holy roman Empire declares the war with the Prussia.
- 1793 : in Paris, this day, one votes with the national Convention. Taking into account absent, the absolute majority is of 361 votes. The poll is relatively tight: 387 conventional whose Philippe Égalité, votes for death among which 361 for immediate death. This day is the dedication of the Commune and the Mountain dwellers. Four days after, Louis Capet goes up on the scaffold.
- 1800 : France (27 nivôse): the number of the Parisian newspapers is brought back from 172 to 13 “for the duration of the war”. This measurement makes it possible to remove the newspapers of opposition.
- 1809 : Spain, Napoleon decides to return in France after having continued the English of the Moore general until Corogne, where they could however re-embark.
- 1815 : Paris: Emotion in front of the Saint-Roch church when the priest refuses to receive the body of an actress, actress of the Th3e4atre Fran1cais, Miss Raucourt, sign recovery property of the old values.
- 1893 :
- the France and the Russia sign an alliance.
- Kingdom of Hawaii: Wanting to consolidate their influence in the Hawaiian Islands, the white colonists reverse the queen Lydia Liliuokalani and ask for the annexation by the the United States.
- 1895 : Felix Faure is elected president of the Republic (sixth president of the third republic).
- 1898 : In Ancône (Italy), general strike and riots following the increase in the bread until the January 18th.
20th century
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1906 : France: Victoire of the block of the lefts, confirmed by the legislative ones of the May 20th.
- 1907 : Paris: Maurice Barrès is received with the French Academy.
- 1912 : Robert Scott reaches the South pole, preceded by Roald Amundsen which was then the first man with the pole.
- 1913 : Paris: Raymond Poincaré (1860 - 1934), republican patriot, precise spirit and highly cultivated, was member of the council about lawyers since 1907, academician since 1909 and president of the Council since January 1912. This day, the two Rooms joined together in “National Assembly” elect it president of the Republic by 483 votes against 296 with its rival, the Minister for Agriculture Jules Pams.
- 1915 : Soissons: The city suffers from severe German bombardments and must be evacuated.
- 1920:
- Resignation of the ministry Clemenceau.
- Paul Deschanel is elected president of the French Republic.
- 1929 : First publication of the cartoon putting in the high-speed motorboat Popeye the sailor.
- 1935 : Moscow: Arrest of Grigori Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev, as well as several other communist representatives, following the murder of Sergueï Kirov.
- 1936 : Paris: End of the lawsuit Stavisky: nine politicians are condemned, eleven others are discharged.
- 1938 :
- Moscow: Mikhaïl Kalinine elected president of the Supreme Soviet. Viatcheslav Molotov form new a the Council of the police chiefs of the people.
- Paris: The gallery of the Art schools accommodates seventy surrealist come from fourteen countries. The decoration creates sensation: under a sky charged with thousand two hundred coal bags, the public is accommodated by a hedge of strange mannequins, while cloths in disorder are reflected in water of a small pond. Salvador Dali presents her famous composition rainy Taxi: a woman constellated with snail shells.
- 1941 : naval Battle of Koh Chang being held during the War free-inhabitant of Thailand (1940 - 1941)
- 1945:
- the Soviet army and the Polish Communists release Warsaw (which does not count any more but: 120000 inhabitants, instead of: 1250000 before the war), after more than five years of German occupation.
- in Hungary, the Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, which had saved thousands of Jews, disappears with the hands from Soviet.
- 1948 : The Holland and the Indonesia sign a truce.
- 1949 :
- Doctor Muller and Lépine of the Institut Pasteur identify the Virus Grippe.
- with New York, beginning of the lawsuit for subversion of chiefs of the Communist party of the the United States.
- 1950 : Parliamentary debate on the business of the generals Charles Mast and Reverse .
- 1955 :
- Beginning of the government of Christian Pineau (which finishes the following day).
- First mission of the nuclear submarine American the Nautilus.
- 1957 : The Canada takes possession of its first aircraft carrier, the Bonaventure .
- 1959 : The Federal state of the Mali is created by the union of the Senegal and the Sudan.
- 1961 : Captured in December by the future dictator Mobutu, Patrice Lumumba, Prime Minister for the Congo-Kinshasa, is assassinated.
- 1966 : in Spain, collision enters a American Boeing B-52 and its plane of supply; there is eight died and the plane loses its hydrogen bombs in water of the Atlantique.
- 1967 : The president indonésien Soekarno is summoned by Adam Malik , Foreign Minister, to resign under penalty of being driven out capacity in dishonor.
- 1969: Exit of the first album of Led Zeppelin.
- 1975 : Promulgation of the law Veil on the Voluntary interruption of pregnancy.
- 1977 : in Utah, Gary Gilmore is shot; it is the first execution since the Supreme court, in 1976, declared validates the capital punishment.
- 1981 : The president Ferdinand Marcos has into force raised the martial law for eight years to the Filipino and releases 341 prisoners.
- 1982 : A spectacular operation carried out by the Spanish antiterrorist police releases the father of the singer Julio Iglesias, kidnapped the preceding December 29th. According to the authorities, the four stopped people are members of the Basque separatist organization ETA. The kidnappers had claimed a ransom of two million dollars, under the threat to deliver Dr. Iglesias to the ETA.
- 1984 :
- Opening to Stockholm of the Conference on disarmament in Europe (C.D.E.).
- with Washington, the Supreme court statue that the private copy of emissions with a Magnétoscope does not violate the law of the royalty.
- 1986 : The president Ronald Reagan sign a secret document authorizing the sale of weapons to the Iran, which will cause a scandal.
- 1989 :
- a law gives rise to the Superior council of audio-visual the (SCUMS).
- Re-establishment of trade-union pluralism in Poland.
- 1990 :
- Monica Lewiski carries felt sorry for against Bill Clinton for harassment sexual.
- 1991 : First air raids of Combined on the Iraq and the Kuwait, thus marking the beginning of the war of the Gulf baptized “Storm of the desert”.
- 1992 : In Algeria, nearly 500 militants of the Islamic front of the hello (MADE), of which many elected officials, are stopped by the security services.
- 1994 : A Séisme in the area of Los Angeles makes 61 dead and 4.500 wounded.
- 1995 : A Seism of magnitude 7,2 striking the area of Kobe, in the west of the Japan: : 5063 dead.
- 1996 : Omar Abdel Ramane, spiritual guide of islamist the integrist Egyptians, recognized guilty to have projected several attacks with New York and the assassination of the Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, is condemned to the life imprisonment by the federal court of New York.
- 1997 : The Norwegian Boerge Ousland makes a success of the first crossing without assistance of the continent the Antarctic. Party the November 14th of the New Zealand base of Scott, on the Sea of Ross, the explorer will have spent 64 days to traverse them: 2829 kilometers, at a rate of 44 kilometers on average each day. In 1994, he had been the first man to reach the North pole as a recluse and without assistance.
- 1998 : Bill Clinton testifies in the business Paula Jones (which shows it sexual harassment) and demented person any connection with Monica Lewinsky.
- 1999 :
- with Lyon, discovered of a Senegalese stowaway fifteen years hidden in the landing gear of a Airbus. He survived a temperature of −20°C during the six hours of vol.
- to Berchtesgaden, the Frenchwoman Julie Pomagalski is crowned world champion of surfing of snows cross-country race category.
- 2000 :
- with New York, a blind man recovers part of the sight thanks to a miniaturized camera connected to its Cerveau by electrodes.
- according to the Ministry of Labor the women gain 25 % less than the men.
21e century
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2001 :
- in shortage of electricity, the California resorts to the Délestage S turnings.
- the former intendant of the the Kremlin, Pavel Borodine, is stopped with New York; in April, he will be extradited in Suisse and will be accused of money laundering, then expelled in Russia.
- Jacques Chirac names Dominique Baudis, deputy and mayor UDF of Toulouse, with the presidency of the Superior council of audio-visual the (SCUMS) to replace Herve Bourges, whose the six years mandate ends the January 23rd.
- 2002 :
- the eruption of the Volcano Nyiragongo, with the Congo-Kinshasa, causes the destruction of about half of Goma, leaving 10.000 families without shelter and of the hundreds of thousands of people without means of subsistence.
- the Constitutional council censures the article first law on the Corsica , on the attribution of a legislative power to the insular elected officials.
- 2003 :
- the group Metaleurop, which produces in its northerner foundry of the Plomb and the Zinc, cease to finance its subsidiary company of Noyelles-Godault, which counts some 830 paid; the factory will be placed the January 28th in file for bankruptcy.
- Francois Bayrou is re-elected president of the UDF for two years.
- at the conclusion six years of investigation in the largest scandal of Pedophilia which the Belgium knew, the justice of this country decides to return Marc Dutroux, his wife Michelle Martin and their alleged accomplice Michel Lelievre before the Court of Assizes, for removals, murder and rapes.
- 2004 : With the call of the Left the Moslems of France (PMF) and Union of the Islamic organizations of France (UOIF), several thousands of people ravel with Paris and in province to denounce the bill on secularity in particular prohibiting the port of the veil at the school.
Births
- 1463 : Antoine Duprat, politician French († 1535)
- 1501: Leonhart Fuchs, Swiss botanist († 1566)
- 1504: Black and white V, pope Italy N († 1572)
- 1560: Gaspard Bauhin, botanist and Swiss anatomist († 1624)
- 1600: Pedro Calderón of Barca, Spanish poet
- 1625: Claude de Marbeuf, lord of Laillé, knight of Malta. († September 26th 1698).
- 1672 : Antoine Houdar Of the Mound, academician French († 1731)
- 1706: Benjamin Franklin, mathematician and American physicist († 1790)
- 1732: Stanislas II, king of Poland († February 12th 1798)
- 1734: François-Joseph Gossec, French type-setter. († February 16th 1829)
- 1739: Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber, Botanist, mycologist and German zoologist († 1810)
- 1798: Auguste Count, philosopher († 1857)
- 1814: Hippolyte Lucas, Entomologist French († July 5th 1899)
- 1820: Anne Brontë, écrivaine British († 1849)
- 1847: Nikolai Egorovich Zhukovsky, Russian mathematician
- 1850: Alexander Sergueievitch Taneïev, Russian musician. († February 7th 1918)
- 1856: Gabriel Koenigs, mathematician French
- 1860: Anton Tchekhov, Russian writer († 1904)
- 1868: Louis Couturat, mathematician and logician French
- 1876: Frank La Hague, mayor states-unien of the New Jersey († January 1st 1956)
- 1880: Mack Sennett, Canadian actor († 1960)
- 1889: Ralph Fowler, mathematician and British physicist
- 1897: Marcel Little laddie, extremist assassin French († 1946)
- 1899: Al Capone, gangster italo - American († 1947)
- 1900: Edward Foyle Collingwood, British mathematician
- 1905:
- Dattatreya Ramachandra Kaprekar, Indian mathematician († 1988)
- Louis Armand, senior official French († 1971)
- 1907: Henk Badings, Dutch type-setter. († June 26th 1987)
- 1913: Burbot Berk, British dancer († 2003)
- 1917: Henri Olivier, politician French († 2004)
- 1920:
- Georges Pichard, draftsman of cartoons French († 2003)
- George Skibine, dancer Russo - American († 1981)
- 1922: Shine Echeverría Álvarez, president of the Mexico of 1970 with 1976
- 1923: Rene Marks, politician French
- 1927: Eartha Kitt, American singer
- 1928: Jean Barraqué, French type-setter. († August 17th, 1973)
- 1929: Jacques Plants, hockey player on ice Canadian († 1986)
- 1931: James Earl Jones, American actor
- 1932: Pierre Biarnès, politician French
- 1933:
- Dalida, French singer († 1987)
- Sadruddin Aga Khan, French princess († 2003)
- Roger Leloup, Belgian draftsman of cartoons
- Sheree North, American actress
- Armand Fouillen, French footballer
- 1938: Michel Lancelot, organizer French of television and radio († 1984)
- 1941: Daniel Reiner, politician French
- 1942: Cassius Clay, (Mohammed Ali), American boxer
- 1943
- Daniel C. Brandenstein, American astronaut
- Rene Préval, president d' Haïti of the February 7th 1996 with the February 7th 2001
- 1944:
- Jean-Pierre Berthet, journalist French
- Francoise Hardy, singer, French compositrice and astrologer , ex-wife of Jacques Dutronc
- 1946: Didier Lecat, journalist French († 2004)
- 1947: Alain Payet, realizer French
- 1948:
- Anne Queffélec, French pianist
- Mick Taylor, American musician
- 1949: Andy Kaufman, American actor
- 1950: Lounis Has Menguellet, singer kabyle, symbol of the Berber identity claim
- 1951: Damien Alary, politician French
- 1952: Ryuichi Sakamoto, type-setter Japan board
- 1954: Marina Rossell, Spanish singer
- 1956:
- David Caruso, American actor
- Paul Young, British singer
- 1959:
- Lutz Hesslich, German cyclist
- Susanna Hoffs, American actress
- 1961: Alex American Ramos, Boxing ur
- 1962:
- Jim Carrey, Canadian actor
- Joseph C. Philips, American actor
- 1963: Annie David, political woman French
- 1967:
- Stephan Coffigny, jockey French
- Song Kang-Ho, South Korean actor
- 1968:
- Mathilde Seigner, French actress
- Stephan Meca, Matador French
- 1969:
- Grażyna Bacewicz, Polish type-setter. (° February 5th 1909)
- Selena Steele, American actress
- Tijs Verwest, alias DJ Tiësto, Dutch DJ
- 1971:
- Richard Burns, British pilot
- Leonardo Ciampa, musician
- Sylvie Testud, French actress
- 1978: Petra Mandula, Hungarian tennis player
- 1981: Thierry Ascione, tennis player French
- 1982: Dwyane Wade, American player of basketball
- 1985: Arnaud Bühler, Swiss footballer
- 1988: Antoine Diot, player of basketball French
Death
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395: Théodose I {{er}} Large the, Roman Emperor, with Milan (what involved the final scission between the Roman Empire of the East and that of Occident) (° 346)
- 715: Dagobert III, king mérovingien of Neustrie and Burgundy (° 699)
- 1369: Pierre I {{er}}, king de Chypre (° October 9th 1328)
- 1468: Skanderbeg, Albanian leader (° 1405)
- 1617: Faust Vrančić, inventive Croatian (° 1551)
- 1618: Luca Valerio, Italian mathematician
- 1654: Paulus Potter, Dutch painter (° 1625)
- 1675: Bernard Frénicle de Bessy, adviser and mathematician French amateur (°C. 1605)
- 1705: John Ray, Naturalist English (° November 29th 1627)
- 1737: Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann, German architect (° May 3rd 1662)
- 1738: Jean-François Dandrieu, French musician. (° 1682)
- 1750: Tomaso Albinoni, violonist and an Italian type-setter. (° June 8th 1671)
- 1775: Vincenzo Riccati, Italian mathematician (° January 11th 1707)
- 1826: Juan Crisóstomo de Arriaga, violonist and Spanish type-setter. (° January 27th 1806)
- 1861: Lola Assemble, adventurous of Irish origin (° February 17th 1821)
- 1884: Hermann Schlegel, German Ornithologist (° June 10th 1804)
- 1886: Amilcare Ponchielli, Italian type-setter (° August 31st 1834)
- 1893: Rutherford B. Beam, 19th president of the United States (° October 4th 1822)
- 1911: Francis Galton, psychologist and British mathematician (° February 16th 1822)
- 1914: Fernand Foureau, exploring French (° October 17th 1850)
- 1945: Edouard Bourdet, French writer (° October 26th 1887)
- 1947: Eugene Adam known as Lanti , esperantist (° July 19th 1879)
- 1954: Leonard Eugene Dickson, American mathematician
- 1961: Patrice Lumumba, Congolese politician (° July 2nd 1925)
- 1965: Pierre Gerlier, archbishop of Lyon (° 1880)
- 1969: Grazyna Bacewicz, Compositrice Polish. (° February 5th 1909)
- 1989: Jeanne Denis (“the Denis mother”), star Frenchwoman of publicity (° November 9th 1890)
- 1990:
- Andre Morice, French politician, minister under the 4th Republic. (° October 10th 1900)
- Charles Hernu, French politician, former minister for defense. (° July 3rd 1923)
- 1991: Olav V, king de Norvège (° July 2nd 1903)
- 1997: Clyde William Tombaugh, American astronomer (° February 4th 1906)
- 2001: Gregory Corso, poet states-unien (° March 26th 1930)
- 2002: Camilo Jose That, Spanish writer, Nobel Prize of literature 1989 (° May 11th 1916)
- 2003: Richard Kerned, actor states-unien (° November 30th 1926)
- 2004: Czeslaw Niemen, Polish musician (° February 16th 1939)
- 2005:
- Zhao Ziyang, Chinese politician (° October 17th 1919)
- Virginia Mayo, actress states-unienne (° November 30th 1920)
Celebrations
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Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Antoine Large the († 356), monk.
Catholic saints of the day
- German Roseline of Villeneuve
- of Pibrac
Orthodoxe saints of the day
- Georges de Ioannina, néo-martyr.
See too
Beats-smg: Sausė 17 Be-X-old: 17 студзеня Fiu-vro: 17. vahtsõaastakuu päiv Nds-nl: 17 jannewaori Simple: January 17 Zh-min-nan: 1 goe̍h 17 ji̍t Zh-yue: 1 月 17 號
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