The March 1st is the 60e Jour of the Année (61e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier. There remain 305 days before the end of the year.
February 28th * March 1st * March 2nd
Events
3rd century
5th century
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487: Episode of the Vase of Soissons: during a division of spoils, Clovis I {{er}} section the head of a soldier who refused that a vase is restored with holy Remi, the bishop of Rheims, apart from the division.
12th century
14th century
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1382 : Paris: A minor incident causes a true rebellion: with the cries of “ With bottom the tax! ” pushed by commercial the four seasons, whose tax collector wanted to seize the goods in payment of the Gabelle, the small people is raised. Plundering the Châtelet and seizing the mallets stored with the town hall, the insurrectionists, baptized “maillotins”, gives hunting to the tax collectors. The dukes regents of Charles VI will carry out a severe repression.
16th century
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1555 : Living room-of-Provence: Wire of a doctor, doctor him even, Michel of Notre-Dame exerted her art while travelling in France, then was fixed at Salon. It starts to prophesy and publishes, initially modestly, of small opuscules where its forecasts are consigned in the form of quatrains. Success encourages it to apply its prophecies to the history. Its quatrains are gathered per hundreds. March 1st appears the first collection, which gathers seven Centurie S.
17th century
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1692 : To Salem, to the Massachusetts, the first three women (Sarah Goode, Sarah Osborne and Tituba) marked of Sorcellerie are condemned to hanging.
18th century
19th century
- 1815 :
- Escaped from the isle of Elba, Napoleon unloads Inconstant with Gulf-Juan, it is accommodated by a company of eleven hundred men of the old guard and Corsican guard.
- Louis XVIII takes the way of the exile.
- Beginning of the Hundred Days, last period of reign of Napoleon 1st.
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1840 : France: Following a cabinet crisis caused by the refusal of the Room to allot an equipment to the duke of Nemours, the ministry Soult resigns. It is replaced by a team carried out by Adolphe Thiers, president of the Council and Louis-Philippe Ier with the Foreign affairs.
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1879 : First successful winter rise of the Aneto (3404 m), the Pyrenees, by Roger de Monts, B. Courrèges, and V. Paget.
20th century
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1919 :
- Declaration of independence of the occupied Korea by the Japan.
- Demonstrations in Korea at the time of the funeral of the last king of the Dynasty Chosŏn, repressed by the Japanese empire.
- Creation of the colony of the Upper Volta, Hesling becomes the first governor about it.
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1932 :
- the England gives up the Libre-échange.
- the son, 20 months, from the colonel Charles Lindbergh, American pioneer of aviation, is removed in its residence of the New Jersey. It will be found died in May.
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1934 : Mandchourie: The crowning of the regent Puyi ressuscite empire thanks to the Japan board, which, occupying the country as of 1931, declared it independent.
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1948 : With Tel-Aviv, the Jewish Council of Palestine form a cabinet of 30 ministers, under the presidency of David Ben Gourion. It is the Embryon of the State of Israel which will be officially created the May 14th according to.
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1974 :
- Creation of the Group of intervention of the national police (GIGN) specialized in the reduction of exaggerated, the interpellations dangerous, the taking of hostages or the mutinies in prison medium, the management of removals and the extortion of moneies, the transfers of prisoners like in the air or maritime antiterrorism.
- With the the United States, a large federal jury sends to their lawsuit 7 men, of which several of the close relations advisers of the president Richard Nixon, under charges of conspiracy to choke the scandal of the Watergate.
- EDF decides to build sixteen Nuclear plants.
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1981 : with the prison of Refines, in Ulster, Bobby Sands starts an hunger strike so that the Irish nationalists are separated from the ordinary prisoners; he will die at the end of sixty-five days of fast, during which he was elected appointed at the Parliament of London.
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1986 :
- Zafer El-Masri , mayor Arab of Nablus, which had been indicated by the Israéliens, is cut down by Palestinian extremists.
- the Soviet probe Venera 13 is not destroyed on its arrival on Venus. It takes even photographs there.
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1989 :
- in Iceland, after seventy-four years of prohibition, the bars can serve as beer.
- Before the commission Dubin, the trainer Charlie Francis admits that Ben Johnson and other athletes took Stéroïde S since 1981.
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1994 :
- France: coming into effect of new the penal code.
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1995 :
- Horror with the Rwanda where one exhumes thousands of corpses of a mass grave held by the Hutu .
- the police force searches in the residence and the office of Winnie Mandela, the ex-wife of Nelson Mandela. She makes the object of an investigation for embezzlement and corruption.
- Suppression of the military service in Belgium.
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2000 :
- Jacques Chirac names Yves Guéna president of the Constitutional council, to replace Roland Dumas, resigner, who must be judged within the framework of the Affaire Elf.
- the scenario writer Gerard Oury, 80 years, makes its entry with the French Academy in the armchair previously occupied by Rene Clément.
- the governor Bush refuses to give up her electoral campaign to study the file of one condemned to dead which will be carried out.
- the New Zealand crew gains the Coupe of América for the second consecutive time.
- the abbot Jean-Lucien Maurel is condemned by the Courts of Assizes of the Aveyron to 10 years of imprisonment for rapes and sexual assaults on minors.
21e century
- 2001 :
- the mode Taliban in Afghanistan starts to destroy all the statues of Bouddha, including those of Bamiyan, two larger of the world (53 and 37 meters), set up with the Ve century of the Christian era and witnesses of the pre-Islamic past of the country.
- the India is the second country after the China to exceed the threshold of the billion inhabitants.
- the last seven of the workers of oil removed in October, in Ecuador, are released; another had been assassinated.
- Appeared the February 19th, the Foot-and-mouth disease threat the whole of the Europe.
- with the Denmark, the company Lego announces hundred thirty-four million euros of losses for 2000.
- with Paris fifty-and-a sick people of the Thyroïde carries felt sorry for against X. They estimate to be contaminated by the cloud of Tchernobyl in 1986. All the French governments, since 1986, would have minimized the danger of this contamination.
- the Belgian decide to give up the civilian nuclear between 2015 and 2025.
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2003 :
- Khalid Sheik Mohammed, one of the alleged brains of the attacks of the September 11th 2001 with the the United States and suspected of being one of the chiefs of Al-Qaïda, is stopped with the Pakistan and given to the American authorities.
- the negotiators of more than 170 countries manage an agreement on a historical treaty which would impose restrictions without precedent on publicity for the Tabac, labelling, the fight against smuggling and the Passive smoking.
- the Turkish Parliament does not want an army US on its territory.
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2004 :
- Opening to Arlon in Belgium of the lawsuit of Marc Dutroux.
- Nearly 2.000 trucks is blocked during three days at the Franco-Spanish border of the Basque Country because of the bad weather, primarily of snow, in Spain.
- France: Coming into effect of the probatory license for the recently qualified drivers, which will have to prove reliable during three years with a credit of six points instead of twelve.
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2006 :
- the negotiations Russo - Iran iennes on the Nucléaire stumbles on the question of the moratorium about enrichment in Iran, required by Moscow and rejected by Teheran.
- Coming into effect in Popular republic of China of the “ law on the Penalties for offense with the law and order ”, comprising provisions prohibiting with the police force to resort to the Torture, the threat and the lie to obtain confessions, as well as the use of illegal means to obtain evidence. The law defines detailed procedures of investigation applicable to the people continued for attack with the law and order, and expects that the authorities of police force will have also to expose to the accused the facts, the reasons and the legal base concerning the incurred penalties, all in their explaining the rights which they enjoy.
- liberal Officialization of Alternate, French liberal political party.
Births
- 1585 : Jean of Saint-Bonnet, marshal of Toiras († 1636 at 51 years).
- 1763 : Hugues-Bernard Maret, Duke of Bassano, Even of France, († 1839).
- 1810 : Frederic Szopen (Chopin), type-setter and pianist Polish, († October 17th 1849).
- 1819 : Władysław Taczanowski, zoologist Polish († March 17th 1890)
- 1823: Antoine Eugene Alfred Chanzu, Holy Cyrien, brigadier general, governor of Algeria, senator, ambassador in Russia († January 5th 1883).
- 1832 : Alexander Strauch zoologist Russian († August 14th 1893).
- 1858 : Georg Simmel, philosopher and German sociologist .
- 1868 : Sophie Chotek, morganatic wife of the archduke François-Ferdinand († 1914)
- 1882: Ida Moore, American actress , († September 26th 1964).
- 1885 : Lionel Atwill, British actor , († April 22nd 1946).
- 1886 : Oskar Kokoschka, Austrian painter († February 22nd 1980).
- 1892 : Ryūnosuke Akutagawa, writer Japan board († July 24th 1927)
- 1904: Glenn Miller, type-setter, musician and American leader , († December 14th 1944).
- 1908 : Anna Magnani, Italian actress († September 26th 1973
- 1909: David Niven, British actor , († July 29th 1983).
- 1911 : O. - Z. Whitehead, American actor , († July 29th 1998).
- 1922 : Yitzhak Rabin, Israeli Prime Minister , († November 4th 1995).
- 1924 : Donald Kent Slayton, American astronaut († June 13rd 1993)
- 1927
- 1928 :
- 1929 : Sergio Leone, realizer Italy N, († April 30th 1989).
- 1930 : Raymond St Jacques, American actor , († August 27th 1990).
- 1934 :
- 1935 : Robert Conrad, American actor .
- 1936 : Jean-Edern Hallier, writer French.
- 1937 : Jed Allan, American actor .
- 1938 : Pierre Benichou, journalist and chronicler tele/radio
- 1940: Etienne Mougeotte, journalist French.
- 1944 : Roger Daltrey, British singer .
- 1945 : Dirk Benedict, American actor
- 1950: Phil Alden Robinson, realizer American.
- 1954 : Ron Howard, actor and realizer American.
- 1958 : Bertrand Piccard, scientist and exploring Swiss.
- 1974 : Mark-Paul Gosselaar, American actor, héro of the serial " Saved by Gong" .
- 1978 : Jensen Ackles American actor
- 1981: Robinson Stevenin, actor French.
Death
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492: Felix III, Pope.
- 1131 : Etienne II of Hungary, king de Hongrie (° 1101)
- 1233: Thomas Ier of Savoy, count de Savoie and lord of Piedmont (° May 27th 1178)
- 1244: Gruffydd ap Llywelyn Fawr, king de Gwynedd (° 1200)
- 1274: Geoffroy de Lusignan, lord of Jarnac (° v. 1220).
- 1383 : Amédée VI of Savoy, count de Savoie (° January 4th 1334)
- 1510: Francisco de Almeida, soldier and explorer Portuguese
- 1536: Bernardo Accolti, Italian Poet (° 1465)
- 1588: Jacques Daléchamps, botanist French (° 1513).
- 1620 : Thomas Campion, poet and type-setter English (° 1567)
- 1633: George Herbert, English poet (° 1593)
- 1643: Girolamo Frescobaldi, Organist and Harpsichordist Italy N (º September 9th 1583).
- 1697 : Francesco Redi, Italian physicist (° 18 or February 19th 1626)
- 1768: Hermann Samuel Reimarus, German philosopher (° December 22nd 1694)
- 1773: Luigi Vanvitelli, 72 years, architect baroque Italy N. (° May 12th 1700).
- 1792 : Léopold II, Germanic Roman Emperor (° May 5th 1747)
- 1826: Friedrich Weinbrenner, German architect (° 1766).
- 1841 : Claude Victor-Perrin, Marshal of Empire (° December 7th 1764)
- 1862: Peter Barlow, mathematician and British physicist (º October 13rd 1776)
- 1869: Raymond-Theodore Troplong, lawyer and politician French, president of the Senate of 1852 with 1869. (° October 8th 1795).
- 1875 : Tristan Corbière, French poet (° July 18th 1845)
- 1879: Joachim Heer, Swiss political personality (° September 25th 1825)
- 1882: Theodor Kullak, pianist, type-setter and professor of music Polish (° September 12th 1818)
- 1911: Jacobus Henricus van “T Hoff, Dutch chemist, Nobel Prize of chemistry 1901 (° August 30th 1852)
- 1922: Rafael Moreno Aranzadi, Spanish footballer (° August 8th 1892)
- 1938: Gabriele D' Annunzio, writer Italy N (º March 12th 1863).
- 1943 : Alexandre Yersin, physicist free-Switzerland (° September 22nd 1863)
- 1950: Alfred Korzybski, multi-field and expert scientist of the American information (° 1879)
- 1952: Mariano Azuela, Mexican novelist (° January 1st 1873)
- 1979: Mustapha Barzani, Kurdish political personality (° March 14th 1903)
- 1984: Jackie Coogan, American actor (º October 26th 1914).
- 1987 : Bertrand de Jouvenel, lawyer, political economist and economist French. (° October 31st 1903)
- 1988: Jean the Foal, actor French (º September 12th 1924).
- 1991 : , inventor of instantaneous photography and founder of Polaroid Corporation. (° May 12th 1909)
- 1992: Marie Déa, French actress (º June 20th 1919).
- 2005 : Edouard Stern, financier French (º October 18th 1954).
- 2006 : Joelle Aubron, member of Direct action (° June 26th 1959)
- 2006: Khaled Al-Dahdouh ( Abou Al-Walid ), top-ranking executive of the Islamic Jihad Palestinian
Celebrations
- Old New Year's Day Roman, in Romania it is always of use to address wishes.
- First day of the Weather Spring
- national Festival of the Wales
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Aubin of Angers (6th century) bishop
- David de Ménevie (6th century) archbishop and owner of the Wales.
See too
- 1 {{er}} March in sport
- 1 {{er}} March in the railroads
Others
February 30th * March 1st * March 2nd
Beats-smg: Kuova 1
Be-X-old: 1 сакавіка
Fiu-vro: 1. urbõkuu päiv
Nds-nl: 1 meert
Simple: March 1
Zh-yue: 3 月 1 號