January 1st
The January 1st is the first Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar . There remain 364 days before the end of the year (365 so bissextile).
Events
Before 1
- -45: Coming into effect of the Calendar Julien in Rome.
1 with 1900
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177: Convenient ( Lucius Aelius Aurelius Commodus ) (15 years), wire of Marc Aurèle and his wife Faustine, becomes officially Co-emperor: his/her father associates it with sound living with the exercise of the capacity.
- 756: The Lombards besiege Rome: Aistolf viol the truce and puts the seat in front of Rome.
- 898: Charles {{III}} Simple the becomes King de France.
- 1001 : Crowning of the king Etienne {{Ier}} of Hungary.
- 1127 : The barons anglo - Norman lend oath to recognize Mathilde Emperesse like heiress of the throne.
- 1203 : Eudes {{III}}, duke of Burgundy, gives up the rights which it can have on the Lorraine of the chief of its mother, Alix of Lorraine.
- 1450 : Catch of Harfleur by Charles {{VII}} with the hands of the English.
- 1452 : The very new hospital of the Old people's homes of Beaune, the Hospital, created on the initiative of Nicolas Rolin, chancellor of the duke of Burgundy Philippe {{II}} the Good, and of his wife Saline Guigone, accommodates its first patient.
- 1502 : Foundation of the town of Rio de Janeiro, or rather, discovered bay which one takes for a river and which one baptizes Rio, the city is founded on January 20th.
- 1564 : The France, under Charles {{IX}}, issues with Roussillon-Castle in Dauphiné, by a royal edict (the Edit of Roussillon), that the year will begin from now on on January 1st.
- 1582 : The pope Gregoire {{XIII}} forces the Gregorian Calendrier in order to restore a delay of 10 days with the Sun. He decides that on October 15th will succeed the 4.
- 1622: Rome issues that the year will begin from now on on January 1st instead of the March 25th.
- 1677 : First representation of Phèdre .
- 1707 : Jean {{V}} is crowned king de Portugal.
- 1785 : The Daily Universal Register is published for the first time at London. Three years later day for day, the daily newspaper will change its name for that of Times .
- 1796 : Creation of the Ministry for the Police force.
- 1801 :
- Completion of the legal union of the Great Britain and the Ireland.
- Discovered asteroid Cérès by Giuseppe Piazzi.
- 1804 : Independence of Haiti.
- 1814 : Proclamation of the count de Provence (the Louis future) inviting his French subjects with accommodating the allied invaders well.
- 1822 : Unilateral declaration of the independence of the Greece. (January 1st, 1822 for the Julien calendar, January 12th for the Gregorian calendar)
- 1833: The the United Kingdom proclaims its sovereignty on the Falkland Islands.
- 1849 : Startup of the first Postage stamp French.
- 1860 : The town of Paris is cut out in twenty districts.
- 1863 : Abraham Lincoln proclaims the emancipation of the slaves of the Union.
- 1877 : The queen Victoria of the United Kingdom is proclaimed empress of the India S.
- 1881: Sherlock Holmes becomes acquainted with the Doctor Watson.
- 1890 : First number of the Mercure de France.
- 1892 : Ellis Island becomes the reception center of the new ground immigrants of America.
- 1898 : New York, formed up to that point of the districts of Manhattan and the Bronx, includes Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island; the American metropolis grows rich at the same time by 1,4 million inhabitants to count 3,4 million citizens on the whole.
20th century
- 1901 : First day of the XX E century
- 1910: First Five Nations tournament. At the time of the first match, with Swansea, the French team is beaten by the Wales (49-14).
- 1912 : Constitution of the government of the Republic of China by Sun Yat-SEN.
- 1913 : The American Post offices make their first delivery of mail.
- 1920: Counter-offensive of the Red Army against the troops protsarists with the general Denikine.
- 1927 :
- Constitution of British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), which takes the changing of British Broadcasting Company.
- Installation of a nationalist government with Hankéou (China).
- 1934 : Alcatraz becomes officially a federal prison.
- 1935 : Mustafa Kemal, Head of the Turkish State, takes the name of Kemal Atatürk.
- 1938 : Creation of the National company of the railroads French (the SNCF).
- 1939 : Creation of lа company Hewlett-Packard.
- 1942 :
- Declaration of the United Nations.
- Jean Moulin is parachuted in France like representative of the Général de Gaulle near the resistance movements of the southern zone.
- 1945 :
- the France sign the declaration of constitution of the the United Nations.
- Swiss Coming into effect in of the federal law of the December 16th 1943 relating to the legal organization.
- 1951 : The forces North-Koreans and Chinese cross the lines of UNO, on the 38 {{E}} parallel.
- 1956 : Independence of the Sudan.
- 1958 : Coming into effect of the treaties instituting the Common Market and Euratom.
- 1959 : Victoire of the cuban revolutionists directed by Fidel Castro: the dictator Fulgencio Batista takes refuge with the Dominique.
- 1960 :
- 1962 :
- In the studios of the firm Decca with London, a recording-test takes place with a group of the name of Beatles. The specialists in the house estimate, with the listening of the bands of recording, that the group is not likely any to obtain a popular success and commercial. Decca will rather choose to make sign a contract with Brian Poole & the Tremeloes , which passed a hearing the same day.
- the Samoa Occidentales become the first State independent of Polynésie.
- 1968 : Removal of the French department of the the Seine.
- 1969: Beginning of the year international of the woman.
- 1970 :
- the American Congress vote a law limiting the military role of the the United States in the South-East Asia .
- Starting point of time UNIX.
- 1973 : The Denmark, the Great Britain and the Northern Ireland enter the European Economic community.
- 1975 :
- Charlie Chaplin is made commander of the British Order by the Queen Elizabeth.
- three principal collaborators of the former president Richard Nixon, John Mitchell, H.P. Haldeman, and John Erlichman, are recognized guilty of participation in a plot in order to make obstruction with justice in the Scandale of Watergate.
- 1978 : A Boeing 747 of Air India explodes shortly after to have taken off of Bombay, making 213 victims.
- 1979 :
- Beginning of the year international of the child.
- the the United States and the popular China tie diplomatic relations.
- 1980 : Thousands of demonstrators besiege the embassy of Soviet Union with Teheran to protest against the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
- 1984 : The sultanate of Brunei reaches total independence with respect to the the United Kingdom.
- 1985 :
- Beginning of the year international of youth.
- Swiss Coming into effect in of the ordinance of the July 4th 1984 regulating the documentary evidence of the origin of the goods as regards Foreign trade.
- the the United States withdraw UNESCO, the United Nations for education, science and the culture. Washington reproach at the organization its politization, its attempts to restrict freedom of the press and its bad budgetary control. While leaving the UNESCO, which it contributed to found 38 years before, America carries a hard blow to him by depriving it of the quarter of its budget.
- 1986 : The Spain and the Portugal become members of the the EEC which counts from now on twelve members.
- 1990 : David Dinkins is the first black mayor to take up duty to New York.
- 1991 : Paul Mariani, socialist mayor of Soveria (Haute-Corse), is assassinated.
- 1992 : Boutros Boutros-Ghali succeeds Javier Pérez de Cuéllar at the station of General secretary of the United Nations.
- 1993 :
- Coming into effect of the Single European market and the opening of the borders.
- Accession with the international sovereignty of the Slovak Republic and the Czech Republic.
- the British actor Anthony Hopkins, prize winner of a Oscar for his role of Hannibal Lecter in the film the Silence of the lambs , is made knight of honor by the Queen Elizabeth.
- 1994 :
- Coming into effect of ALENA.
- Rising of the Indians of the Chiapas, Mexican province .
- 1995 : Frederick West , 53 years, accused for the murder of 12 women, is found hung in its cell of a prison of Birmingham, in Great Britain. Before dying, the “killer of the house of the horror” cleared his wife accused with him of 9 of the 12 murders.
- 1996 :
- Sir Cuthbert Sebastian takes its functions of general governor of Saint-Christophe-and-Niévès.
- to thwart the massive diffusion of songs of English language, the French authorities impose on the radio stations a quota 40 % of songs of French expression, causing a polemic in the musical world and the radios for the young people. With the Quebec, the French-speaking radios have had for several years to diffuse at least 65 % of songs in six hour old French at midnight, and 30 % minimum of Canadian songs of French or English expression.
- 1996 : Birth of Amin, with vintage champagne.
- 1997 : During the promotion of the New year of the Order of the Legion of honor, the dressmaker Pierre Cardin and the violonist of jazz Stephan Grappelli are named commanders. Michel Serrault and Henri Salvador reaches the rank of officer, while Johnny Hallyday and Sacha Distel is entitled to the title of knight.
- 1998 : An Hutu thousand of rebels S attack a military camp and a village located close to the airport of Bujumbura at the Burundi: 182 died, including 150 civilians.
- 1999 : Introduction of the European currency (the Euro).
- 2000 :
- Date on which the Bogue of the year 2000 was to occur, on January 1st with 0:00.
- a table of the French painter Paul Cézanne, Farmyard in Auvers , estimated at three million books (: 4800000 euros) is stolen in the night of the New year to the museum of Oxford (Great Britain).
- In the United Kingdom, the Metric system replaces the imperial system. Only milk and the beer are always sold in pints.
21e century
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2001 :
- Beginning and first day of the 21e century and of.
- Calcutta, the big city of the Indian Bengal is officially famous Kolkata.
- a ship transporting more eighty-three people, for the majority of the clandestine immigrants, breaks in two parts and dark after having run up against rocks off the tourist resort of Kemer on the southern part of the Turkey: nineteen died, forty carried disappeared.
- First direct sea link between Taiwan and the China since fifty and one years.
- the Greece enters the Euro area.
- Paris, Eiffel Tower: The twenty thousand bulbs start to scintillate in blue.
- 2002 :
- the France and its eleven other partners of the Euro area definitively adopt the single currency while passing to the Euro, three years after its coming into effect.
- theoretical Coming into effect of the reduction of the weekly working time at thirty-five hours for the small and medium-size companies of less than twenty paid.
- Michael Bloomberg succeeds very popular the Rudolph Giuliani at the post of mayor of New York.
- 2003 :
- the oil slick of the Prestige starts to touch the Aquitanian littoral with the appearance of pellets and small plates of Hydrocarbure S on a beach of Biscarrosse (Landes).
- the Greece takes the rotating presidency of the European Union, succeeding the Denmark.
- Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, becomes first president of left of the country.
- 2004 :
- In Haiti, the ceremonies of the bicentenary of independence are disturbed by confrontations between partisans and adversaries of the President Jean-Bertrand Aristide
- In France, the law authorizes for the first time at the press, the edition and large distribution to make Publicité televised
- the type-setter Henri Dutilleux is high with the dignity of Grand-croix of the Légion of honor
- In France, coming into effect of the law decentralizing RMI - minimum wages of insertion - and creating RMA - minimum wages of activity.
- 2005 :
- Coming into effect in France of the reform of the Divorce, modifying in-depth the four modes of divorce inherited the Law Carbonnier of 1975.
- the Luxembourg assumes for six months the presidency of the European Union. Jean-Claude Juncker, its Prime Minister becomes president of the Eurogroupe for one two years period.
- 2006 :
- Azerbaïdjan : revaluation of the manat
- Canada: thirty municipalities of the province of the Quebec will be reconstituted, result of a referendum held on June 20th, 2004
- France:
- Creation of the Postal bank, subsidiary of La Poste, which replaces the already existing finance departments.
- implemented of the Organic law concerning at the finance laws within the State.
- Palestine: The radical Palestinian movement Hamas, person in charge of many attacks anti-Israelis, announces that it will not prolong the agreement on a truce of violence, concluded in March with the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, which indicated that this decision, making following that of the Islamic Jihad and several armed factions related to the Fatah the day before, was a “serious error”.
- Swiss: Moritz Leuenberger takes its president's functions of the Confederation.
- European Union: The Austria takes for six months the rotating presidency of the European Union, succeeding the the United Kingdom.
- the Vatican: During the mass of the New year, devoted to the topic of peace, celebrated in the Basilica Saint-Pierre of Rome, the pope Benoît {{XVI}} called UNO with a renewed conscience of his responsibilities to promote justice, solidarity and peace in the world.
- 2007 :
- European Union: the Bulgaria and the Romania enter the European Union which counts from now on nearly 500 million inhabitants divided in 27 Pays. The Slovenia joined the Euro area and adopts its new currency to replace the Tolar. The Germany takes the Présidence of the Council of the European Union for the six next months
- United Nations: the South Korean Ban Ki-moon becomes new the General secretary of the United Nations. It replaces Kofi Annan which had been with the head of the Secrétariat of the United Nations for ten years.
- Bielorussia/Russia: An agreement was found between the Bielorussia and the gas giant Russian Gazprom on the prices of the Natural gas. This five years agreement was found a few hours only before the ultimatum of the Russian authorities does not expire which threatened to cut the supply of its neighbor and indirectly the distribution natural gas the European countries in the event of retaliatory measures of Bielorussia towards the pipeline S crossing its country.
- Indonesia: disappearance of a Boeing 737 of the company indonésienne Adam Air at the time of the Flight 574 between the island of Java and the island of Sulawesi, with 102 people on board.
- Somalia: the helped regular army of forces Ethiopia did not manage to drive out the combatants Islam ists of the south of the country.
Births
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-711 : Jimmu, first Emperor of Japan (according to the traditional dating)
- 1431: Rodrigo Borgia, pope of 1492 with 1503 under the name of Alexandre {{VI}} († August 18th 1503)
- 1467: Zygmunt {{I}} Stary, king of Poland and large-duke of Lithuania († April 1st 1548)
- 1449: Laurent de Médicis says Splendid, Italian, chief of the Republic of Florence († April 8th 1492)
- 1484: Ulrich Zwingli, reforming Swiss monk († October 11th 1531)
- 1509: Melchor Cano, Dominican monk , Theologist, Philosopher and Spanish bishop of the 16th century, which is attached to the current of thought of the École of Salamanque. († September 30th 1560).
- 1677 : François-Joseph de Chancel, dramatic author and French poet († December 26th 1758)
- 1697: Joseph François Dupleix, general governor of the French counters in India († November 10th 1763)
- 1729: François-Michel Lecreulx, architect French († August 7th 1812)
- 1735: Paul Revere, revolutionist and patriotic states-unien († May 10th 1818)
- 1748: Gottfried August Bürger, German poet († June 8th 1794)
- 1752: Betsy Ross, dressmaker states-unien who manufactured the first American flag († January 30th 1836)
- 1766: Antoine-Vincent Arnault, academician French († September 16th 1834)
- 1767: Maria Edgeworth, writer Irish († May 22nd 1849)
- 1771: Georges Cadoudal, Vendean military chief and conspirator French († June 28th 1804)
- 1774: Andre Marie Constant Duméril, zoologist French († August 14th 1860)
- 1778: Charles-Alexandre Lesueur, Naturalist, Exploring Artist and French († December 12th 1846)
- 1786: Dixon Denham, British officer († May 8th 1828)
- 1788: Etienne Cabet, French philosopher, socialist theorist († November 9th 1856)
- 1819: Arthur Hugh Clough, British writer († November 13rd 1861)
- 1834: Ludovic Halévy, author of theater French, academician († May 7th 1908)
- 1839: Maria Louise of Ramee known as Ouida, British writer († January 25th 1908)
- 1846: Leon Denis, cantor French of spiritistic philosophy († April 12th 1927)
- 1854: to sir James George Frazer, British anthropologist († May 7th 1941)
- 1863: Pierre de Coubertin, Historian and Pedagog French, initiator of the Olympic Games modern. († September 2nd 1937)
- 1864 :
- Edward Sansot, poet French († June 15th 1926)
- Alfred Stieglitz, photographer states-unien († July 13rd 1946)
- 1866: Ernest Seilliere, writer French, academician († March 15th 1955)
- 1867: Jeanne Lanvin, designer French († July 6th 1946)
- 1878: Agner Krarup Erlang, mathematician Danish († February 3rd 1929)
- 1879 :
- William Fox, producing American of cinema, founder of the Fox Corp Film. († May 8th 1952)
- Edward Morgan Forster, British writer († June 7th 1970)
- 1894: Satyendranath Bump, Indian mathematician († February 4th 1974)
- 1895 :
- Alice Tissot, French actress († May 6th 1971)
- John Edgar Hoover, American lawyer , director of FBI († May 2nd 1972)
- 1897: Catherine Drinker Bowen, writer states-unien († November 1st 1973)
- 1898: Andre Zeller, politician French († September 18th 1979)
- 1900 :
- Xavier Cugat, Spanish musician († October 17th 1990)
- Robert Cami, known as Cami, humorist.
- 1903 : Joe Orton, British playwright († August 9th 1967)
- 1905: Stanislaw Mazur, mathematician Polish († November 5th 1981)
- 1907: Jean Carzou, painter French († August 12th 2000)
- 1909 :
- Dana Andrews, actor states-unien († December 17th 1992)
- Barry Goldwater, politician states-unien († May 29th 1998)
- 1911: Basil Dearden, British realizer († March 23rd 1971)
- 1912 :
- Boris Vladimirovich Gnedenko, Russian mathematician († December 27th 1995)
- Kim Philby, double agent British († May 11th 1998)
- 1919 :
- Sara Berenguer Laosa, anarchist and Spanish poetess
- J.D. Salinger ( Jerome David Salinger ), writer states-unien
- 1920 :
- Anna Langfus, writer and resistant Polish († May 12th 1966)
- Isaac Asimov, scientist and American writer of science fiction († April 6th 1992)
- 1921 :
- César, sculptor French († December 6th 1998)
- Alain Mimoun, athlete (runner) French
- German Willard, French historian († May 3rd 2003)
- 1922: Andre Bergeron, directing trade union French “Working force”
- 1923 :
- Daniel Gorenstein, mathematician states-unien († August 26th 1992)
- Ousmane Sembène, realizer and writer Senegal board
- 1924 :
- Guy Thomas, journalist French
- Jacques Le Goff, historian French specialist in the medieval Occident.
- 1925 :
- Mario Merz, sculptor Italy N († November 8th 2003)
- Pierre Laffitte, politician French
- Raymond Pellegrin, actor French
- Valentina Cortese, actress Italy
- 1926: Michel Ameller, politician French
- 1927 :
- Maurice Béjart, dancer and choreographer French, it creates the Ballets of the 20th century.
- Vernon L. Smith, economist states-unien
- 1929: Christian Millau, writer and critical gastronomical French
- 1930: John Mayer, British singer
- 1933: Jean-Pierre Farkas, journalist French
- 1935: Michel François-Poncet, business man French
- 1936: Jacques Bobe, politician French.
- 1938 : Gianni Drago, Architect and Sculptor Italy contemporary N.
- 1939 : Michele Draper, French actress , heroin of the saga Angelica, marchioness of the Angels .
- 1940 :
- Jean-François Dehecq, head of French undertaking
- Frank Langella, American actor
- 1941: Martin Evans, British Geneticist
- 1942 :
- Gennadi Sarafanov, Soviet cosmonaut († 2005)
- Alassane Ouattara, politician of the Ivory Coast
- 1944 :
- Doumbi Fakoly, writer Mali in
- Catherine Nay, journalist French
- 1945: Jacky Ickx, Belgian racing driver
- 1946: Roberto Rivelino, footballer Brazil IEN
- 1947 :
- F.R. David, singer French
- Jean-Jacques Hyest, politician French
- Vladimir G. Titov, cosmonaut Russian
- 1948
- Alain Afflelou, business man French
- Louis Chédid, author, type-setter, interprets French, wire of the novelist Andrée Chedid and father of the singer Mathieu Chedid says Mr.
- David Christie, singer French († 1997)
- 1949: Jerome Bignon, politician French
- 1951 :
- Christine Simon, French actress
- Jean-Noël Guérini, politician French
- Hans Joachim Stuck, racing driver German
- 1952: Rene de Ceccatty, writer French
- 1953 :
- Alpha Blondy, singer of the Ivory Coast
- Philippe Douste-Blazy, politician French
- Roland Garrigues, politician French
- Thierry Of the Stone quarry, politician French
- 1955: Douglas Kennedy, writer states-unien
- 1956: Sergei Avdeyev, Russian cosmonaut
- 1957: Mimi Leder, actress states-unien
- 1959 :
- Michel Onfray, philosopher French
- Abdul Ahad Mohmand, the Afghan Astronaut
- 1961: Davide Cassani, cyclist Italy N
- 1962: Sanseverino, singer
- 1963: Jean-Marc Gounon, pilot French
- 1964: Lewis Trondheim, author of cartoon French
- 1965: Asiate Saitov is a former Russian racing cyclist , born with Kuibislev.
- 1972 :
- Catherine McCormack, actress states-unien
- Lilian Thuram, footballer French
- 1973:
- Danny Lloyd, American actor, celebrates for his role of Danny Torrance in Shining (film)
- DJ Shadow, musician, producer and American DJ
- 1975: Thomas Bangalter, singer French, member of Daft Punk
- 1980 :
- Jennifer Lauret, French actress
- Olivia Ruiz, French singer
- 1981: Zsolt Baumgartner, racing driver Hungarian
- 1982: David Nalbandian, Argentinian tennis player
Death
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138: Lucius Aelius Verus, wire adoptive of the emperor Hadrian. (° January 13rd 101)
- 898: Eudes {{Ier}}, count de Paris and Marquis de Neustrie, then king of the Francs. (° Ca 860)
- 951: Ramire {{II}}, king of León (Spain). (° Ca 900)
- 1347: Gasbert de Valle, religious French of the the Middle Ages. (° Ca 1297)
- 1387: Charles {{II}} the Bad, king de Navarre. (° October 10th 1332)
- 1515: Louis {{XII}}, king of France. (° June 27th 1462)
- 1560: Joachim of Bellay, humanistic Poet and French. (° Ca 1522)
- 1748: Jean Bernoulli, mathematician and Swiss physicist . (° July 27th 1667)
- 1787: Jose Anastácio da Cunha, Mathematician Portuguese. (° March 11th 1744)
- 1796: Alexandre-Theophilus Vandermonde, Musician, Chemist and Mathematician French. (° February 28th 1735)
- 1800: Louis Jean-Marie Daubenton, Naturalist French. (° May 29th 1716)
- 1817: Martin Heinrich Klaproth, German Chemist . (° February 1st 1743)
- 1862: Mikhail Vasilevich Ostrogradski, Physicist and Russian Mathematician . (° September 24th 1801)
- 1881: Louis Auguste republican Blanqui, Revolution naire Socialist French. (° February 8th 1805)
- 1945: Fritz Brupbacher, Doctor and Anarchistic writer Swiss. (° June 30th 1874)
- 1953: Hank Williams, Singer, Guitarist and American Type-setter of music Country and the Rock'n'roll. (° September 17th 1923)
- 1956: Frank La Hague, Mayor of the town of Jersey City (New Jersey) of 1917 with 1947. (° January 17th 1876)
- 1958: Edward Weston, American Photographer . (° March 24th 1886)
- 1966: Vincent Auriol, statesman French, first president of the {{IVe}} French Republic of 1947 with 1954. (° August 27th 1884)
- 1968: Guy Boniface, player of Rugby to XV French. (° March 6th 1937)
- 1972: Maurice Knight, Actor and Singer French. (° September 12th 1888)
- 1984:
- Augustin Souchy, Anarchistic, Anarchist-trade unionist and a German Antimilitarist . (° August 28th 1892)
- Joaquín Rodríguez Ortega says “Cagancho”, Spanish Matador . (° February 17th 1903)
- 1985: Hermann Reutter, Type-setter and German Pianist . (° June 17th 1900)
- 1988: Albert Decaris, engraver French of postage stamps. (° May 6th 1901)
- 1992: Grace Brewster Murray Hopper, American Data processing specialist , conceptrice of the first Compiler in 1951 and of the language COBOL in 1957. (° December 9th 1906)
- 1994: Cesar Romero, American Actor . (° February 15th 1907)
- 1995: Eugene Wigner, Physicist Theorist Hungarian naturalized American. (° November 17th 1902)
- 1998: Helen Wills Moody, American player of Tennis of the Years 1920 and 1930. (° October 6th 1905)
- 2000: Arthur Lehning, Anarchistic Dutch. (° October 23rd 1899)
- 2001:
- Ray Walston, American Actor . (° December 2nd 1914)
- Madeleine Barbulée, French Actress . (° September 2nd 1910)
- 2002:
- Nafissa Sid Cara, first woman and Moslem member of a French government. (° April 18th 1910)
- Marilou Poinsot, Association-Marilou for the roads of the life.
- 2004 : Denise Colomb, French Photographer . (° April 1st 1902)
- 2005:
- Shirley Chisholm, politicking American, first black woman elected with the Congress in 1968. (° November 30th 1924)
- Bob Matsui, Politicking American. (° September 17th 1941)
- Dmitri Neljubin, racing cyclist on Russian track , Olympic champion of continuation by teams in 1988. (° February 8th 1971)
- Willem Scholten, Politicking Dutch (Netherlands). (° June 1st 1927)
- Eugene James Martin, prolific Artist-painter Afro-American. (° July 24th 1938))
Celebrations
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the New Year's Day is non-working in a great number of Pays, in particular all those of Western Christian tradition: the Christ, whose birth was fixed the December 25th of the last year of old the era, is afterwards circoncis eight days according to the Jewish Loi, that is to say on January 1st; this event marks its entry in the world of the men with a name and a social identity. Its advent in plenitude coincides symbolically with the New Year's Day and the new era. However, the Catholic church does not attach any more same importance but formerly to this festival.
- This day was proclaimed the world Day of peace on the initiative of the Catholic church.
- Haiti: National festival of Independence (1804)
- Sudan: National festival of Independence (1956)
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
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Basile Large the bishop of Césarée (Eastern date)
Catholic saints of the day
- Marie: the Virgin Mary is celebrated several times per annum in different the Christian calendars.
- Eugend
- Horace
See too
- 1 {{er}} January in sport
- 1 {{er}} January in the railroads
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