March 13rd
The March 13rd is the 72e Jour of the Année (73e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier. This day is dedicated to Maxime Douarin.
Events
3rd century
5th century
15th century
16th century
- 1567 : Marguerite of Parma, regent of the Netherlands, uses German mercenaries to destroy 2.000 Calvinistes.
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1569 : Battle of Jarnac between the royal army and the Huguenot S French.
17th century
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1634 the French Academy opens its first meeting.
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1682 : The French explorer Rene Robert Cavelier of the Room takes possession of the Louisiana in the name of the France.
18th century
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1707 : The Holy roman Empire accepts the Convention of Milan , which envisages the evacuation of the Italy North by the French.
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1736 : Theodore de Neuhoff, lieutenant of the armies of Louis XIV, of the king de Suède, ruined banker, swindler, unloads in Corsica, then agitated by its rebellion against Genoa. It arrives with money and is made appoint king of Corsica under the name of Theodore Ier . There remains king as long as he has money and flees at the end of eight month to land in the English prisons.
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1758 : Sidereal space: The Halley's Comet passes very close to the Sun. In accordance with the forecasts of the English astronomer Edmund Halley (1656 - 1742) which discovered it. This one had predicted that this comet was periodic and reappears all the seventy-five to eighty years (in fact all the soixante-seize years).
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1777 :
- New England: The Congress gives the order to its emissary in Europe to call upon foreign officers of higher row to reinforce the American army.
- Vergennes presents to king de France, with Versailles, the American deputies.
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1781 : Uranus is the seventh planet of the solar system, discovered by William Herschel.
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1797 : First Médée , opera in three acts of Luigi Cherubini with the theater Feydeau with Paris.
19th century
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1821 : Victor Emmanuel of Piedmont abdicates and designates his/her brother, Charles Felix, like successor.
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1831 : France: Regarded as too liberal by the king, Jacques Laffitte is replaced with the head of the government by Casimir Pierre Perier.
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1846 : Incidental Ballinglass: eviction of 300 peasants during the Great famine in Ireland.
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1848 : Vienna: As of this day, students and of the middle-class men gather in front of the building of the Diète to require a liberal Constitution and the reference of Metternich. The troop draws, which causes to give more broadth to the movement: the suburbs are raised; Metternich must leave Vienna in a car of washing machine to escape popular vindication.
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1881 : With Saint-Pétersbourg, assassination of Alexandre II, tsar of Russia, perpetrated by the revolutionary movement will of the people . His/her son Alexandre III succeeds to him.
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1885 : The Colombia-British adopts a law which prevents the Chinese from settling in this province.
20th century
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1928 : the Barrage St Francis yields under the pressure of water, close to Los Angeles, involving 450 people in death.
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1930 : Discovered dwarf Planet Pluto.
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1938 :
- Germany: Adolf Hitler, which took the February 4th the command of supreme of the armies, announces officially the annexation of the Austria, annexation voted by plebiscite by 99% of the voices in the two countries.
- Nikolaï Boukharine, a historical Bolshevik chief, is carried out at the time of the Stalinist purgings.
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1939 : The Germany addresses a Ultimatum to the Czechoslovakia and claims the territory of the Sudètes, under pretext that the German-speaking ones reside there.
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1943 : The submarine Thétis , renamed Thunderbolt , is run with its sixty-three men of crew by an Italian ship.
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1948 : Soichiro Honda creates the company Honda Motor Company.
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1952 : The publication of a calendar of naked photographs of the actress Marilyn Monroe makes scandal with the the United States.
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1953 : Exit in France of film of Sergueï Eisenstein, " the Battleship Potemkine ". Turned in 1925, the film was prohibited by the censure.
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1954 : The general Giáp gives the attack to Điện Biên Phủ. The Bataille of Điện Biên Phủ will last until the May 7th.
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1959 : The France informs the Council of NATO that a third of the French Mediterranean fleet, under command of NATO in time of war, will remain under French command.
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1967 : Bloody risings of peasants are announced in China.
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1974 :
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1976 :
- the bast tanker Olympic Bravery breaks, towards Ushant, pouring approximately 1.200 tons of fuel of its compartments. To consult the CEDAR
- Sheila Young, skater speed beats her own world records of the 500 m into 40 68.
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1978 : with the Netherlands, extremists originating in the Moluques take seventy hostages in a train.
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1979 :
- In the island of the Grenade, the Prime Minister Eric Gairy is reversed by the putsch of Maurice Bishop.
- Beginning of the operation of EMS signed the July 7th 1978.
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1980 : John Wayne Gacy is condemned to the electric chair for 33 homicides.
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1986 :
- Inauguration of the Quoted of Sciences of the Villette to Paris.
- the station Mir accommodates its first two visitors: two Soviet cosmonauts move in the orbit station.
- the government of the Filipino reveals the presence, in Suisse, of eight hundred million dollars, stolen by the deposed tyrant Ferdinand Marcos.
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1987 :
- the the Vatican rejects artificial procreation.
- a private restaurant has opened its doors with Moscow, the first for 60 years.
- Birth of famous Alex Desjardins.
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1988 :
- longest underwater Tunnel of the world (53 km, including 22 pennies the sea), which connects the islands Japan eases of Honshū and Hokkaidō, are opened with the railway service.
- Sean Kelly gains her 7e Paris-Nice.
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1989 :
- a power failure which will be prolonged during several hours plunges the totality of the Quebec in the black, in the middle of the night. One will learn a few days later that a magnetic storm of a rare intensity, exceeding the levels of the worst scenarios, is in the beginning.
- temporary Withdrawal with the Canada of the fruits coming from the Chile, the traces of Cyanide having been raised on grape with Philadelphia.
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1990 : Ertha Pascal-Trouillot becomes president by interim of Haiti.
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1991 : Oil the Exxon pours a billion American dollars for the damage due to the shipwreck of the Exxon Valdez, in water of the Alaska.
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1992 :
- an earthquake makes more than 100 dead and more than one thousand of wounded and 180.000 homeless people in the east of the Turkey. The Seism, of an intensity of 6,2 on the open scales of Richter, was felt in 14 areas of the east and the south of the country.
- Pravda , launched in 1912 by Lénine, cease to publish.
- 1993 : Is sudden North America one of the worst storms of the century. Whereas the Florida is with the catches with tornadoes, more than 40 centimeters of snow fall down on the East of the the United States and of the Canada. The storm will leave some 170 dead on its passage and the governors of 12 American States declare the state of emergency. Started from Halifax the morning of March 13rd, the bast cargo liner of 177 meters Gold Bond Conveyer is absorbed by vaguenesses reaching a 20 meters height; there will be no survivor among the 33 team members.
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1995 :
- Fidel Castro carries out, for the first time since its seizure of power in 1959, a three days visit in France. video
- It of the cartoon of Walt Disney, the King Lion , beats all the records of sales with 26 million copies run out in the 2 weeks space. The record of sales was held before by Blanche Snow and the seven dwarves , with more than 24 million sold cassettes.
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1996 :
- a man, Thomas Hamilton , armed with 4 guns makes irruption in an elementary school of Dunblane, in Scotland and kills 16 older children of 5 and 6 years, as well as teaching. Thomas Hamilton , a scout ex-chief 43 years old, turns over then one of its weapons against him.
- Henri Emmanuelli, former minister and treasurer of the Socialist party, is condemned to 18 months of suspended sentence, 30.000 FF of fine and two years of deprivation of civil rights for management of the party.
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1997 :
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2000 :
- the Ecuador adopts the American dollar, in the place of the sugar.
- FIAT announces its engagement industrial and strategic to General Motors.
- Alain Delon obtains Swiss nationality.
- Beginning of the lawsuit of sixty and one people, producers, distributers and amateurs of vidéos paedophiles to Mâcon. Philippe Desnous which is made call Bernard Alapetite and Patrick Morault , designated as the persons in charge of the organization is continued for concealment and diffusion of cassettes with character paedophile. The press, at the time of the instruction spoke about 31 teachers, 6 doctors, 2 directors of vacation centres for young people and 2 ecclesiastics among the " customers " network. Philippe Desnous multi recidivist had just left prison for a few months at the time from its interpellation.
21e century
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2001 :
- Whereas the England is in quarantine due to epizooty to Foot-and-mouth disease, the first hearth is discovered in France in an exploitation of 114 bovines of the Mayenne, proving that the continent is not saved. More than 150.000 animals were killed with preventive measure in Great Britain.
- Vis-a-vis the epizooty of Foot-and-mouth disease, the Canada imposes the Embargo on the European agroalimentary products.
- a Séisme of 6,7 on the open scales of Richter shakes the island of Sumatra, Indonesia without making neither victims nor damage.
- the the United States, principal transmitter of Carbon dioxide, reject the Protocole of Kyōto and announce that they will not carry out its ratification because of its effects considered to be harmful for the US economy.
- the princess Anne, the oldest daughter of the queen Elizabeth, is condemned to 400 pounds of fine for excess speed, after being controlled with 93 miles per hour in a zone limited to 70 miles per hour.
- 2002 :
- the Algerian president Abd El-Aziz Bouteflika announces the constitutional recognition of the Berber language, the tamazight.
- the outgoing president of the Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, is declared victorious presidential election, the most disputed history of the country since independence, by the government.
- Ronnie Zape , of quarter on the Norwegian Méthanier Bow Eagle at the time of its collision with the French trawler Cistude takes five years of prison for non-assistance with anybody in danger, by the court of Bergen, Norway. In international water with broad of the island of Center, its Chimiquier had run up against the trawler Cistude and had caused the death of four of its seven team members. It had then carried on its road without launching procedure of rescue, letting the three survivors pass more than eight hours in water before being helped.
- Several agents EDF urinate together in the court of the agency EDF of Tarbes to protest against the convocation in front of the disciplinary board of one their colleagues, shown to be itself relieved in the same way at the time of a demonstration.
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2003 :
- the Committee of the finance companies and the companies of investment (CECEI) authorizes the fusion of the Agricultural credit and LCL.
- a gigantic pile-up due to the fog and the excessive speed fact 14 dead and 80 wounded on the Italian highway connecting Trieste to Venice. The carcasses of approximately 250 cars and weight-heavy are stretched on approximately 1 kilometer in the two directions of the highway.
- French Customs: The seizure of the Contrefaçons increased by 44% in one year.
- a Seism of 5,1 on the open scales of Richter, shakes the area of Tōkyō, with the Japan, without making victim nor of damage.
- an bomb attack in a car of first class reserved to the women of a train, for Bombay, India, keep silent eleven people and wounds an about sixty it.
- Stefan Joseph , spokesperson of the court of Hanover, Germany, confirms a at the very least unusual verdict: the robber of a laptop (of a value of 2.500 euros) was condemned to dig a swimming pool with his victim. The sorrow was suggested by the victim, and must be finished within three months.
- Patricia Walrave takes two one-year suspended sentences, its driving license cancelled during two years and 1.350 euros of fine to have mown a group of cyclist whereas she telephoned while leading. Audrey 14 years, member of the Bicycle-Club of Nemours, is killed on the blow and 6 others are wounded more or less seriously.
- Michael Jackson is condemned by a jury of the town of Santa Maria (California) to pour 5 million dollars with Marcel Avram , his former promoter, to have cancelled two concerts (with Sydney and Honolulu) at the last minute.
- Publication of Mozilla 1.3
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2004 :
- In a not identified video cassette, a man presenting himself as the spokesperson of Al-Qaida in Europe asserts the explosions in Spain in the name of the group of Usama Bin Laden and holds up the threat of other operations.
- the American army launches a news great operation in the south and is Afghanistan to destroy the " there; terrorist organizations ".
- In Austria, the Socialists (SPÖ) of the Land of Carinthie, with the agreement of the national management of their party, signs an government agreement with Jörg Haider, governor outgoing (FPÖ, nationalist right).
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2005 : Nicolas Sarkozy finds her seat of deputy as of the first turn of the partial legislative election organized in the sixth district of the Hauts-de-Seine.
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2006 :
- Irma Notteboom, born the November 2nd 1897 becomes the senior of the Belgians.
- the French Stephan Mifsud establishes the dynamic world records of Apnée with palms in swimming pool (213 m)
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Births
- 1615 : Innocent XII, of its Christian name Antonio Pignatelli, successor of Alexandre VIII and the predecessor of Clement XI, born with Spinazzola close to Naples, († September 27th 1700) with Rome, elected Pope the February 11th 1691.
- 1686 : Jean-Baptiste Oudry, painter French.
- 1696 : Louis François Armand de Vignerot of Plessis, duke of Richelieu, Marshal of France, (Small nephew of the Cardinal), († August 8th 1788).
- 1700 : Michel Blavet, flutist and type-setter French.
- 1720 : Charles Bonnet, biologist and Swiss philosopher .
- 1733 : Joseph Priestley, philosopher and British theologist .
- 1741 : Joseph II of the Holy roman Empire, Germanic Roman Emperor († February 20th 1790).
- 1763 : Guillaume Marie-Anne Brune, Marshal of France
- 1781: Karl Friedrich Schinkel, painter and German architect .
- 1784 : Jean François Moufot, mathematician and philosopher French.
- 1822 : Moritz von Strachwitz, German.
- 1845 : Jan Niecisław Baudouin de Courtenay, linguist Polish († November 3rd 1929)
- 1855: Percival Lowell, American astronomer .
- 1860 : Hugo Wolf, Austrian type-setter . († February 22nd 1903)
- 1870: Albert Meyer, Swiss politician .
- 1873 : Amédée Henri Gustave No5el Gastoué, leader and type-setter French.
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- 1888 : Paul Morand, writer French. († July 23rd 1976)
- 1890: Frank Thieß, German writer .
- 1891 : Maria Pilar of Bavaria.
- 1892 : Janet To stroll, American Journalist .
- 1895 : Louise Otto-Peters, German.
- 1897 : Marcel Thiry, Belgian writer of French expression and Walloon militant († September 5th 1977).
- 1898 : Henry Hathaway, American scenario writer .
- 1902 : Hans Bellmer, German photographer .
- 1904 :
- Rene Dumont, agricultural engineer, sociologist French and founder of the ecology policy. († June 18th 2001)
- Erhart Kästner, German writer .
- 1907 : Maria Pia of Saxony-Coburg-Gotha-Braganca, duchess of Bragança.
- 1912 : Mohamed Khider, Algerian politician († January 4th 1967).
- 1922 : Antoine Blondin, writer French.
- 1924 : Pierre Arpaillange, former magistrate and French former minister.
- 1925 : Inge Müller, German author.
- 1928 : Puck Simonet, French businessman
- 1933: Mike Stoller, American author.
- 1934 : Donald Duck, character of American Cartoon.
- 1939 :
- Eve Ruggieri, journalist French E.
- Neil Sedaka, singer American author.
- 1940 : Daniel Bennie, American singer .
- 1942 : John Paul Larkin, singer, pseudo: John Scatman American († December 3rd 1999).
- 1943 : Andre Techine, realizer French.
- 1944 : Chris Roberts, German singer
- 1945:
- Christian Collard, General inspector of the Highways Departments, Belgian.
- Didier Decoin, writer French.
- 1946 : Yann Arthus-Bertrand, photographer and journalist French
- 1947: ARIANE, pseudo: Fletcher, French.
- 1949 :
- Julia Migenes, soprano American.
- Donald York, American singer .
- 1950 :
- Andre Brie, German politician .
- Charles Krauthammer, American journalist .
- William H. Macy, American actor .
- 1952 :
- 1953: Jürgen Fritz, German musician
- 1954: Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, politician French with Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hauts-de-Seine).
- 1957 :
- Jean-Yves Lafesse, comic French.
- Artus de Penguern, actor French.
- 1958 : Pascal Abraham, technician French, adjuster expert out of aeronautical equipment.
- 1959 : Pascal Légitimus, actor French, member of the group Unknown the.
- 1960 : Adam Clayton, bass player of the group U2
- 1963: Rick Carey, swimmer states-unien, specialist in the Backstroke.
- 1964 : Masami Okui, singer solo, type-setter, but also singer of the group Jam Project, Japan ease.
- 1967 : Pascal Elbé, French actor
- 1973: David Draiman, American Singer .
- 1974 : Tatiana Cibele Mendonca Pereira, teacher and author Brazil ienne.
- 1975 : Claudia de Breij, Dutch singer .
Death
- 993 : Odo I {{er}}, Margrave of the Walk of the East saxonne.
- 1202 : Mieszko III the Old man, duke of Poland (°C. 1126)
- 1341: Trojden I {{er}}, duke of Czersk (°C. 1285)
- 1516: Vladislas IV of Bohemia, king de Bohème and of Hungary (° March 1st 1456)
- 1569: Louis de Condé, French prince, with the Battle of Jarnac (° May 7th 1530)
- 1573: Michel of the Hospital, French statesman
- 1604: Arnaud d' Ossat, diplomat and writer French (° July 20th 1537)
- 1711: Nicolas Boileau, poet and critical French (° November 1st 1636)
- 1719: Johann Friedrich Böttger, German chemist. (° February 4th 1682)
- 1773: Philibert Commerson, explorer and Naturalist French (° November 18th 1727)
- 1808: Christian VIII of Denmark, king of Denmark (° January 29th 1749)
- 1854: Joseph de Villèle, Prime Minister of France of 1821 to 1828 (° April 14th 1773)
- 1879: Adolf Anderssen, German player of failures (° July 6th 1818)
- 1881: Alexandre II of Russia, tsar of Russia (° April 17th 1818)
- 1891: Theodore de Banville, French poet, leader of the Parnassiens (° March 14th 1823)
- 1901: Benjamin Harrison, 23e president of the United States (° August 20th 1833)
- 1906: Susan Anthony, feminist states-unienne (° February 17th 1820)
- 1918: César Cui, Russian type-setter (° January 18th 1835)
- 1920: Charles Lapworth, British geologist (° September 20th 1842)
- 1933: Robert Innate, South-African astronomer (° November 10th 1861)
- 1938: Nikolaï Boukharine, Soviet political personality (° October 9th 1888)
- 1938: Clarence Darrow, lawyer states-unien (° April 18th 1857)
- 1946: Hassine Bouhageb, doctor, teacher and promoter of the sport Tunisia N (° October 20th 1872)
- 1965: Corrado Gini, Italian, inventive statistician of the Coefficient of Gini (° May 23rd 1884)
- 1965: Fan Noli, Albanian political personality (° January 6th 1882)
- 1975: Ivo Andrić, Yugoslav writer, Nobel Prize of literature 1961 (° October 9th 1892)
- 1990:
- Karl Münchinger, German western leader. (° May 29th 1915)
- Bruno Bettelheim, psychiatrist states-unien (° August 28th 1903)
- 1996:
- Krzysztof Kieślowski, Polish scenario writer (° June 27th 1941)
- Lucio Fulci, Italian realizer.
- 1988 : Xavier Saint-Macary French actor (° June 7th 1948)
- 1998: Bill Reid, Canadian artist (° January 12th 1920)
- 1998: Hans von Ohain, German aeronautical engineer (° December 14th 1911)
- 2002: Hans-Georg Gadamer German Philosopher, raises Heidegger, (° February 11th 1900)
- 2004: Franz König, cardinal and archbishop of Vienna (° August 3rd 1905)
- 2006: Marie Annaert, senior of the Belgians, born the May 18th 1897 in Steenhuffel.
- 2007 : Sarbini Sumawinata, 87 years, economist Indonesia N. (° August 20th 1918).
Celebrations
Saint catholics and orthodoxe of the day
- Rodrigue (9th century)
See too
- March 13rd in sport
- March 13rd in the railroads
Beats-smg: Kuova 13 Be-X-old: 13 сакавіка Fiu-vro: 13. urbõkuu päiv Nds-nl: 13 meert Simple: March 13 Zh-yue: 3 月 13 號
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