The January 26th is the 26e Jour of the Année of the Gregorian calendar . There remain 339 days before the end of the year.
Events
20th century
* 1985 : Creation by Coluche of the Resto du coeur. - 1986 : The “army of National Resistance (NRS)”, of Yoweri Museweni , takes the control of Kampala, capital of the Uganda.
- 1988 : The first World conference on the “Sida” joins together hundred forty-eight country.
- 1989 : Cеnt-soixante-trois théοlogiens of FR of Germany, of Austria, the Netherlands and dе Suisse publish a “déclaratiοn of Cologne” mеttant causes of it the way in which the paрe Jean-Paul II dirigе the Roman Catholic church. The document criticizes as a partiсulier the choices in the Sovereign pοntife in the nοmination of the bishops, sοn “méрris of the propοsitions of the local Churches”, and the “inadmissible way” in which it prаtic teaching, notammеnt on the subject of the régulаtion of the births.
- 1990 : With the the United States, a Boeing 707 is crushed in the area of New York and makes 72 dead.
- 1991 : The Iraq sabotages the oil wells of the Kuwait and pours between 700.000 and 900.000 tons of Hydrocarbures at sea. I advise the site '' the Cedar '' more on the oil slicks.
- 1992 : The Ivory Coast gains its first Coupe of Africa of the Footballing nations vis-a-vis the Ghana, with the shootings with the goals!
- 1993 : The former Czechoslovakian president Vaclav Havel is elected president of the new Czech republic.
- 1995 : A crane of building site, unbalanced by a particularly violent gust of wind, crumbles on a college and kills 6 pupils.
- 1996 : 7 fire-eaters succeed in heating the interior of a Mongolfière and making it draw up into 6 mn 35 S with 15 oil L!
- 1998 :
- the last scientific tests carried out on the human bones exhumed in 1991 close to Iekaterinbourg, in the the Ural, confirm that it acts many remainders of the last tsar of Russia, Nicolas II, and of its family.
- In the naval base of Listafjord, at the time of an incident on board a nuclear submarine, a release of toxic smoke kills an officer and poisons four sailors without making radioactive escape, officially.
- 1999 : in France, the Senate vote against the bill on the parity man-women on the level of the electoral mandates.
- 2000 :
- the National Assembly adopts the bill on the equal access of the men and the women to the electoral mandates.
- Fine of the Myth of the Swedish Neutrality during the Last war.
- Dominique Strauss-Kahn blamed in October or Last November within the framework of the business of MNEF had resigned of its post of minister of the Economy:
- It is now put in examination for " complicity by instruction given and concealment of abuse goods sociaux" within the framework of the business Elf.
- Put in examination by mail of the former minister for the Economy and Finances Socialist Dominique Strauss-Kahn in the shutter known as of the " fictifs" employment;
21e century
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2001 :
- a Seism of magnitude 7,9 striking the State of Gujarat in the west of the India making approximately 35 000 died and more 61 000 wounded, leaving without shelter 600 000 people. More than 275 counterparts will take place, including 20 a magnitude higher than five.
- Joseph Kabila, wire of Laurent-Desired Kabila, car-proclaimed president of the Democratic republic of Congo, succeeds to him after its assassination.
- 2002 :
- 2003 :
- Signature with Linas-Marcoussis of the Agreements Kléber between all the parties of Ivory Coast organizing the return to peace.
- Davos: Colin Powell announces that the US army is ready to only act as Iraq.
- the American Andre Agassi gains the Internationaux of Australia by beating the German Rainer Schuettler.
- 2004 :
- Bruno Mégret is condemned to Marseilles at one one-year suspended sentence, 10.000 euros of fine and a year of ineligibility for complicity and concealment of abuse of corporate asset within the framework of the business of the supposed illicit financing of its party, the National republican movement (MNR).
- a new wave of cold sweeps is the United States where frozen heavy snowfalls and rains cause the death of forty people.
- 2005 : A transporting helicopter of the Navy of the American troops is crushed in the west of the Iraq, making 31 dead.
- 2006 : Argentinian: The association of the Mothers of the Place of May, chaired by Hebe de Bonafini, carries out its last Manifestation of the resistance , which consists of a 24 hours round around the pyramid of the Place from May to Buenos Aires, to claim the continuation of the investigations about the 30.000 missings of the period of the dictatorship and the judgment of all the assassins.
- 2007 : The French Michel Platini is elected president of UEFA at the time of the congress of this leading organization of European football with Dusseldorf by 27 votes against 23 with the outgoing president, the Swedish Lennart Johansson.
Births
- 1467 : Guillaume Budé, Humanistic Printer and
- 1754: Jean de Batz, counter-revolutionary († January 10th 1822)
- 1763: Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, general of empire, then king de Suède († March 8th 1844)
- 1781: Achim von Arnim, novelist and romantic poet German († January 21st 1831)
- 1802: Eugene Sweats, writer French.
- 1817 : Jean-Baptiste Godin
- 1842: François Coppée, poet and playwright elected with the French Academy († May 23rd 1908)
- 1850: Samuel Gompers, American trade unionist, first president of American Federation off Labor
- 1852: Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza, exploring French
- 1862: Eliakim Hastings Moore, American mathematician
- 1876: Gerard de Lacaze-Duthiers, individualistic anarchistic militant, friend of arts and pacifist intellectual French
- 1878: Paul Ernest Bilkey, Canadian Journalist († April 20th 1962).
- 1880 : Douglas MacArthur, General American which ensured the command of the forces allied in the South-west of the Pacifique during the Second world war († April 5th 1964).
- 1901 : Jean Boyer, Realizer
- 1908: Stephan Grappelli, violonist and jazzman French. († February 1st 1997)
- 1909: Rene Étiemble, French writer
- 1918: Nicolae Ceauşescu, Rumanian statesman († December 25th 1989)
- 1921: Eddy Barclay, business manager and producer of French discs († May 13rd 2005)
- 1924: Armand Gatti, libertarian playwright
- 1925: Claude Ryan, journalist and politician Québécois
- 1925: Paul Newman, American actor
- 1927: Eartha Kitt, American black singer
- 1928: Roger Vadim, actor, realizer, scenario writer, novelist and poet French. († February 11th 2000)
- 1929: Jules Feiffer, author of cartoons, theater and American cinema
- 1932: Clement " Coxsone" Dodd, Jamaican music producer († 2004)
- 1942:
- 1943 : Bernard Tapie, business man, French politician
- 1945:
- 1946: Michel Delpech, French singer
- 1947:
- 1951: Jarmila Kratochvílová, athlete, world champion and recordwoman of the world
- 1952: Anatoly Fedyukin, member of the Olympic champion team of Volley ball in 1976
- 1957:
- Eddie Van Halen, guitarist
- Kimberly Peyton, swimmer, Olympic champion of 4 X 100 m freestyle in 1976
- Schofield Allan, member of the Olympic champion team of field hockey in 1980
- 1958: Xiaoxuan Wu, Olympic champion of shooting to the rifle, small gauge, 3 positions in 1984
- 1960: Sleeve-board Bolden, athlete, Olympic champion of the relay 4 X 100 m in 1984
- 1961: Wayne Gretzky, professional hockey player
- 1963: Jose Mourinho, manager of the English football club Chelsea
- 1967:
- 1971: Dorian Gregory, American actor
- 1977: Vince Casing, player of American Basketball
- 1979: Jesús Millán, Spanish Matador
Death
Celebrations
- India: birthday of the Proclamation of the Republic (1950)
- Australia: national Festival : birthday of the arrival of the first immigrants or First Fleet (first fleet).
- international Day of the customs and on ethics
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
See too
Beats-smg: Sausė 26
Be-X-old: 26 студзеня
Fiu-vro: 26. vahtsõaastakuu päiv
Nds-nl: 26 jannewaori
Simple: January 26
Zh-min-nan: 1 goe̍h 26 ji̍t
Zh-yue: 1 月 26 號