July 12th
The July 12th is the 193e Jour of the Année (194e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
4th century
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400 : Rising of Constantinople, caused by the terror which makes reign since the beginning of the summer Gaïnas, chief of federate the Goths, which, having invested the city, dévalise the banks, burns the imperial palace, and - it is Arien - tries to seize a Catholic church, which causes the anger of the population, which massacres half of its troops. Other half flees on left bank of the the Danube.
6th century
12th century
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1153 : Dedication of the pope Anastase IV.
14th century
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1301 : The bishop Bernard Saisset shows Philippe IV '' Beautiful the '' to be a counterfeiter.
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1380 : The constable of the garrison of Louviers, inspecting the walls about midnight, finds a guettor deadened, whereas the city is with the danger of the enemies, and, of anger, the head runs up to him violently a guérite of wood and kills it.
17th century
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1611 : The Archiduc Albert promulgates with Brussels “the perpetual Édit ”, fruit of work of a commission of magistrates and legists charged to unify the right of old the Spanish Netherlands. The Perpetual Edict is at the origin of the first Belgian code of laws.
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1690 : Defeat of Jacques II ( James II ) of England to Boyne. The Ireland is delivered to the English. Dated July 12th is commemorated since every year by the Protestants of Northern Ireland, through processions and demonstrations, sources of tensions with the Catholique S.
18th century
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1764 : The French astronomer Charles Messier discovers the first Nébuleuse of the history, and the registered voter with the n° 27 of his catalog (Nébuleuse of Haltère or Dumbbell ).
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1789 : France: One Sunday, Camille Desmoulins harangue crowd with the Royal palace with Paris: it encourages the people to take the weapons.
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1790 : France: The constituent Assembly adopts the civil Constitution of the clergy.
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1793 : France: The Convention makes carry out the test semaphore of Claude and Ignace Chappe on 35 kilometers and decides construction of a line between Paris and Lille.
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1799 : Prohibition of the political associations in Great Britain.
19th century
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1806 : Creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, which combines the Bavaria, the Wurtemberg, Mainz, the Pays of Bade and eight other principalities of less importance, under the protection of the France.
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1869 : France: Napoleon III adopts a parliamentary Régime.
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1878 : In France, Adolphe Cochery, director of the service of the Stations and Télégraphes, future minister, publish a circular ordering the creation of the University of Telegraphy , future 3Ecole Nationale Sup3erieure of telecommunications, which will open the November 4th.
20th century
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1902 : The Parliament Australia N grants the right to vote with the women and establishes restrictions on immigration.
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1906 : The Court of appeal of Rennes cancels without reference the judgment pronounced by error. Dreyfus is rehabilitated.
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1912 : To the V {{E}} Games Olympic of summer to Stockholm, Hannes Kolehmainen carries the world records and Olympic of the 3.000 m with 8 mn 36,9 S.
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1920:
- the Russia recognizes the independence of the Lithuania.
- the US president Woodrow Wilson inaugurates the Panama Canal.
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1943 : The Soviet army launches a counter-offensive in the sector of the covering of Orel.
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1944 : France: Massacre of Kerihuel to Plumelec (Morbihan, France). Died of the Captain Pierre Marienne.
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1947 : Opening of the conference of the Marshall plan with Paris.
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1957 : The prince Karim, 20 years, student with Harvard, becomes the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of 20 million Moslems Ismaéliens, with died of his large father.
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1960 : The France grants independence to the Dahomey, with the Niger, the the Upper Volta, the Ivory Coast, the Chad, the Central Africa and the Congo.
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1962 : Formation of the British group of music Rolling Stones, name inspired of a song of Muddy Toilets. The Stones present their first spectacle to London.
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1965 : Beatles are high with the row of member about the British Empire by its very gracious Majesté the Queen Elizabeth.
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1967 : New incidents occur with HongKong, where Chinese demonstrators tackle administrative buildings and the police force.
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1971 : Beginning of the destruction of the Markets of Paris.
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1973 : Violent one American air raids against the Khmer Rouge: engagements around Phnom Penh.
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1977 : The president Jimmy Carter decides in favor of the Bombe to neutrons.
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1979 :
- the Italian mountaineer Reinhold Messner climbs the K2, the most difficult top of the the Himalayas, without oxygen bottle.
- After 87 years of British administration, the islands Gilbert become independent under the name of République of Kiribati.
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1980 : 20 newspapers of the whole world elect Edson Arantes C Nascimento, known as Pelé, champion of the century.
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1985 : Arrest of the false husbands Turenge (Alain Mafart and Dominique Prior), French secret agents, authors of the attack of July 10th, 1985, with Auckland (New Zealand) against the Rainbow Warrior , boat of the movement ecologist Greenpeace and the murder of the Dutch photographer Fernando Pereira.
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1986 : Margaret Thatcher, British Prime Minister , refuses to take sanctions against the South Africa.
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1990 : Boris Eltsine leaves the Soviet Communist party to create its political own training.
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1992 : Jean-Paul II is hospitalized with Rome to undergo an surgical operation for an intestinal affection.
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1995 :
- Noureddine Morceli carries the world records of athletics of the 1.500 m with 3 mn 27,7 S.
- Eric Dubus carries the new record of France of the 1.500 m with 3 mn 32,37 S.
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1996 : Business of the HLM of Paris: Searching in the residence and the office of Jean-Jose Gramond, principal private secretary of the Mayor of Paris.
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1997 : The medical examiners confirm that one of the seven skeletons found at the end of June in a common grave in the center of the Bolivia, is well that of Ernesto " Che" Guevara.
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1998 : The team of France of football becomes world champion for the first time, in residence, after its victory 3 to 0 against the Brésil, then world champion in title.
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1999 :
- Lionel Jospin inaugurates Éole, the new line (line E) of the the RER, which connects is Paris IEN with the Gare Saint-Lazare.
- Sergueï Khrouchtchev, wire of Nikita Khrouchtchev, old number 1 Soviet, becomes American citizen.
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2000 :
- a Earthquake of 5,1 on the open scales of Richter shakes the capital Indonesia, Jakarta, damaging some buildings but without making victim.
- Another Earthquake of 5,0 on the open scales of Richter shakes this time the island of Kozushima, with the Japan.
- FBI admits having a software making it possible to intercept the Email criminals, the Carnivore . This software functions according to the same principles as the phone-tappings: it only makes it possible to supervise individuals and can be implemented only with one legal authorization.
- the www.asse-live.com site is founded for the greatest pleasure of the flooders.
21e century
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2001 : Researchers put at the day in Ethiopia what could be the oldest remainders of an ancestor of the man: teeth and bones going back to 5,2 to 5,8 million years.
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2002 :
- Foundation with Lome of the African Union.
- UNO unanimously approves a resolution which would exempt to continuations during one year in front of the International penal court (CPI) any American soldier taking part in a mission of peace in the world.
- the opponents English with the Single currency launch their publicity campaign anti Euro in which they compare the European currency to the III {{E}} Reich, making to Adolf Hitler the spokesperson of the Europe.
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2005 :
- Monaco celebrates its sovereign Albert II at the time of the ceremonies of its advent.
- France: The Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin makes public the list of the 67 sites selected in France to accommodate “ enquiring and industrial Poles of competitiveness ” associating.
- Israel: a Attack-suicide asserted by the Islamic Djihad makes four dead with Netanya.
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2006 : Beginning of the israélo-Lebanese Conflict of 2006 which is an armed conflict which opposes Israel to the forces of the Hezbollah like with the Lebanese forces.
Births
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101 av. J. - C.: Jules César Roman Statesman († March 15th -44)
- 1817: Henry David Thoreau, Essay writer, Philosopher, memorialist and American Poet . († May 6th 1862)
- 1856: Ernesto Schiaparelli, Archeologist and Egyptologist Italy N. († February 14th 1928).
- 1870 : Louis II of Monaco († May 9th 1949)
- 1876: max Jacob, Poet French. († March 5th, 1944)
- 1892: Bruno Schulz, writer and graphic designer Polish († November 19th, 1942)
- 1895: Kirsten Flagstad, Soprano then Norwegian Mezzo-soprano . (° December 7th, 1962)
- 1895: Richard Buckminster Fuller, architect, designer, inventor and American writer († July 1st 1983)
- 1900: Marcel Paul, Minister France. († November 11th 1982)
- 1904: Pablo Neruda, Poet Chile in. († September 23rd 1973)
- 1937:
- Bill Cosby, Actor, producing, Scenario writer, Type-setter and American Realizer .
- Lionel Jospin, Politician French, French Prime Minister of 1997 with 2002.
- 1938 : Wieger Mensonides, Swimmer Dutch.
- 1943 : Christine McVie, English Singer , Chansonnier, Musicienne with the Synthetizer.
- 1947 : Gareth Edwards, player Welsh of Rugby to XV.
- 1948 :
- Walter Egan, American Musician of rock'n'roll.
- Richard Simmons, producing Actor and American.
- Jay Thomas, American Actor and Disc jockey.
- 1951 : Cheryl Ladd, Actress and American Singer .
- 1952 :
- Voja Antonić, writer, Inventive Journalist and Serb.
- Robert Crushed, old Matador French.
- 1956 :
- Julie Miller, American Singer of Country music.
- Sandi Patty, American Singer of popmusic.
- 1962 : daN Murphy, American Guitarist of the group of Rock'n'roll Drunk Asylum .
- 1964 :
- Serge Lehman, author of Science fiction French.
- Gaby Roslin, English presenter of television and Actress.
- 1965 : , American Singer .
- 1967 :
- Richard Herring, British actor .
- John Petrucci, American Guitarist of the group Dream Theater.
- 1969: LISA Nicole Carson, American Actress .
- 1970 : Aure Atika, Actress and French Director .
- 1971 : Kristi Yamaguchi, artistic skater American.
- 1972 : Travis Best, player of professional Basketball American.
- 1973 :
- Magoo, American Rappeur .
- Christian Vieri, Football or Italy N.
- 1974 :
- Gregory Helms, Wrestling American or .
- Stélios Yannakópoulos, Football Greek or .
- 1976 :
- Anna Friel, British Actress .
- Tracie Spencer, Actress and American Singer .
- 1977 : Brock Lesnar, Wrestling professional or American.
- 1978 : Michelle Rodríguez, American Actress .
- 1981 :
- “Juan Bautista” (Jean-Baptiste Jalabert), Matador French.
- Magali Prudomme, the Queen of Apples.
- 1982 : Antonio Cassano, Football or Italy N.
- 1984 :
- Gareth Spoil, British Chanteur .
- Michael McGovern, British Goalkeeper of football (Northern Ireland).
- 1988 : Melissa O' Neil, Canadian Singer .
- 1991 : Erik Per Sullivan, American Actor .
- 1995 : Georgia Henley, British actress .
Death
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1536 : humanistic Érasme, and a Theologist Dutch. (° Ca October 28th 1466)
- 1678: Antoine III of Grammont, duke of Grammont, Marshal of France. (° 1604).
- 1712 : Richard Cromwell, Lord Protecteur of England, Scotland and Ireland. (° October 4th 1626)
- 1850: Robert Stevenson, Civil engineer Scottish known to have built the Headlight Beautiful Rock'n'roll located in the the North Sea. (° June 8th 1772)
- 1851: Jacques Daguerre, inventor of the Photography. (° November 18th 1787)
- 1935: Alfred Dreyfus, French officer of Jew confession. (° October 9th 1859) - See: Business Dreyfus
- 1995: Gordon Flemyng, British Realizer . (° March 7th 1934)
- 1997: François Pipe cleaner, Historian and academician French. (° March 27th 1927)
- 2003: Benny Casing, Saxophonist, Trumpet player, Tromboniste, Pianist, Singer, Arranger, Type-setter and Leader of American Jazz . (° August 8th 1907)
Celebrations
- Sao Divide into volumes-and-Principle: national Festival
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
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Holy Olivier d' Ancône († 1050), monk Benedictine.
- Holy Olivier Plunket (° 1626 - † 1681), archbishop and primacy of Ireland.
- Proclus and Hilarion d' Ancyre (+ 115), martyrs.
- Menou of Quimper (7th century), bishop.
- Veronique Hémorroïsse: 1st century, Jewish woman, attack of a flow of blood, cured by Jesus, testified in its favor during its lawsuit in front of Pilate. Not canonized, but called holy.
- Jason : 1st century martyr, would have lodged holy Paul with Salonique.
See too
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