The March 25th is the 84e Jour of the Année (85e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier.

Sign of the zodiac: 3rd day of the Ram

Events

11th century

  • 1005 : Kenneth III of Scotland, king d' Écosse of 997 with 1005, is killed - as his/her Giric son - with the Bataille of Monzievaird against Malcolm, his/her cousin, who will succeed to him. (end of the reign in 1034).

14th century

15th century

  • 1436 : The Pape Eugene IV devotes the cupola of the Dôme of Florence, built since 1420 on plans of Brunelleschi, which thus completes the basilica, from which construction had begun in 1293.

  • 1437 : New the king d' Écosse Jacques II, seven years old, is crowned with the Abbaye Hollyrood of Edinburgh.

16th century

  • 1507 : The army of the king of France, Louis XII, intervenes with Genoa to restore the order.

  • 1581 : The festival of the New year is celebrated for the last time in this day; from now on, with the coming into effect of the Gregorian Calendar, the year will begin the January first.

17th century

  • 1602 : Amsterdam: The foundation of the Compagnie of the Eastern Indies results from the fusion of eight commercial companies Dutchwomen made up since 1595.

18th century

  • 1793 : Europe: The Convention declares the war with the England and the Holland. The England refuses that the France opens with navigation the the Scheldt and the Scheldt which are likely to compete with the Dutch ports and especially it takes again the old tradition which prescribes to cause enemies with the France on the continent, subsidies with the support if it is needed. She undertakes to gather behind her all the hostile monarchs with the Revolution. Already, in 1792, before even the Ultimatum of the Grenville Prime Minister had made openings in direction of the Austria. The March 25th with the Russia.

  • 1799 : The French Army ordered by Jean-Baptiste Jourdan beats the Austrian army ordered by the Archiduc Charles with the Bataille of Stockach.

19th century

  • 1802 : The Paix of Amiens is signed between France on the one hand, and the the United Kingdom, Spain, Holland, and the Ottoman Empire, on the other hand, which puts an end to the second coalition.

  • 1848 : Milan: The victorious insurrectionists of the Austrians, acclaim, Charles-Albert, king of the Piedmont and its troops which enter the city.

  • 1868 : Japan: For the second time, the Empereur is shown in public.

  • 1876 : Italy: The progressists, under the direction of Agostino Depretis, form a government and engage the country on a way reformist.

  • 1893 : A taxi driver of Toronto is condemned to 2 dollars of fine or 10 days of prison to have driven his vehicle Sunday.

20th century

  • 1911 : A fire with the factory of Triangle Shirtwaist Company (with New York) killed 146 people.

  • 1918 : Conference of Abbeville between the marshal Haig and the generals Wilson and Foch, prepares the conference of Doullens.

  • 1920: Berlin: The attempt at Putsch against the Republic of Wolfgang Kapp finishes this day by a failure.

  • 1939 : The election of the Italian cardinal Eugenio Pacelli like the pope Pie XII.

  • 1944 : After having dug a Tunnel, soixante-seize allied aviators escapes from a camp in Poland; three of them will reach the England, the majority of the others, including six Canadians, will be cut down by the Germans; their history will inspire the film the great escape .

  • 1954 : The first commercial receiver of Télévision is put on the market by the company RCA.

  • 1956 : After 3 days of spectacles of Rock'n'roll animated by the disc jockey Alan Freed in a theater of Hartford, in the Connecticut (the United States), the police force stopped 11 teenagers and cancelled the authorization of exploitation. What leads a psychiatrist to declare at the time of his testimony before the committee charged to emit the authorizations that “ the Rock-and-roll is a contagious disease causing the insecurity of the young teenagers and the incentive oldest to make odd gestures. It is a tribal music concerned with the cannibalism ”.

  • 1962 : The France recalls its ambassador to Moscow to protest against the recognition by Moscow of the Provisional government of the Algerian République.

  • 1966 : Five mountaineers reach for the first time the top of the Eiger in the the Swiss Alps.

  • 1969: The Pakistani president Ayoub Khan gives the capacity to the soldiers, after 11 years of reign.

  • 1975 :

    • the South-Vietnameses lose Hué.
    • the king Fayçal of Saudi Arabia is assassinated with Riyadh by its nephew; his/her brother, the prince Khaled, succeeds to him.

  • 1978 : The France is world champion of Cross-country race by team thanks to Pierre Levisse, Rault, Boustier, Gonzalez, Watrice and Gomez.

  • 1982 : A ordinance in France lowers the retirement age to sixty years.

  • 1985 : Amadeus, of the realizer Milos Forman, raid 8 Oscars,

  • 1988 : Kurt Browning is the first skater to carry out a quadruple jump in competition.

  • 1990 :

    • In New Caledonia, Paul Néaoutyine becomes the new chief of the Face of the release Kanak.
    • In Swiss, Four criminals conceals the 35 million FS to the seat of the Union from Swiss banks to Geneva at the time of one of largest Hold-up in this country.
    • with New York, a Fire made quatre-vingt-sept died in a illegal Discotheque.
    • Alain Prost gains its fortieth Grand Prix of Formula 1 in Brazil.

  • 1992 : Gerard Seibel share of the Canaries for one crossed in solo of the Atlantique of Is in West, with the oar towards the Martinique. It will succeed in 35 days.

  • 1994 :

    • the the United States complete their military withdrawal of Somalia; humanitarian operation had been launched fifteen months earlier by George Bush father.
    • Surya Bonaly, Philippe Candeloro and couples it Sophie Moniotte Pascal Lavanchy bring back only money medals to the championship of the world of figure skating.

  • 1995 : Mike Tyson leaves prison after having purged a three years sorrow for rape.

  • 1996 :

    • the the United States, the France and the Great Britain sign fine treaty putting at one half-century atomic experiments in the Pacifique south.
    • Johnny Hallyday wife Laetitia Boudou.
    • the Veterinary Committee of the European Union prohibits the British ox export because of the ESB (bovine spongiform Encéphalopathie).
    • Braveheart , epopee historical with large budget putting in the high-speed motorboat and carried out by Mel Gibson, harvest 5 statuettes during the handing-over of the Oscars.

  • 1997 : The former socialist deputy and mayor of Angouleme, Jean-Michel Boucheron, taken refuge in Argentinian since February 1992, is écroué with the prison of Health after being extradited.

  • 2000 :

    • the Chilean Congress votes an constitutional amendment granting immunity to the former presidents of the Republic, of which the general Augusto Pinochet.
    • ED Moses carries the world records of the 200 m brews to 2 mn 06 S 40.
    • Between 3000 and 10000 people ravel with Paris to protest against the insufficiency of the new diploma of Gynécologue and his installation not allowing even the replacement of the departures the retirement of the practitioners. The women rely on their gynéco and do not want, for the majority to mix their medical and gynaecological problems. They wish to keep this specificity and especially this speciality recognized by the government.

21e century

  • 2001 :

    • the Socialist Bertrand Delanoë is officially elected mayor of Paris after 24 years of supremacy of RPR.
    • the army Macedonian lance an big operation against the insurrectionists albanophones to try to push back them area of Tetovo, the second city of the country.
    • Epidemic of Foot-and-mouth disease: the British ministry of Agriculture confirms that 47 new hearths of the disease were detected, which changes to 607 the full number of hearths discovered since the beginning of the crisis. Jean Glavany maintains that there is a probability of fraud in the second case detected in France.

  • 2002 :

    • Nigeria: Safiya Hussaini was acquitée in call. She with had been died by Lapidation for adultery. (see March 18th)
    • legal Bur: a burglar multi-recidivist sent a Fax then a letter of confirmation for a request for setting in freedom near the course of call of Lyon. Article 148-2 of the Criminal procedure code lays down 10 days so that the Court of Appeal gives its answer this one lets pass the time. One must thus release a multi-recidivist.
    • Edith Cresson, old Prime Minister Frenchwoman (of which it holds the record of smaller duration at this station) is accused by Belgian justice of fraud between 1995 with 1999 whereas it was police chief European.
    • a Séisme of 5,8 degrees on the open scales of Richter shakes the north of the Afghanistan and keep silent a thousand of people.
    • a French team percussionnists succeeds in playing during 48 hours and 15 minutes and establish a new record.

  • 2004 :

    • British the Prime Minister Tony Blair starts with Tripoli the first visit of a British head of government since the independence of the country, in 1951, thus holding a made promise with the colonel Mouammar Kadhafi who had taken in December 2003 to dismantle his program of weapons of massive destruction.
    • an organized peaceful walk with Abidjan by the PDCI of Henri Konan Bédié to protest against the blocking of the agreements of Marcoussis, whereas the demonstrations are prohibited by decree since the 18, is repressed by the armed forces: there are 120 died.
    • the ex-rebels and the principal party of opposition suspend their participation in the government of the Ivory Coast of Laurent Gbagbo, a few hours after fatal confrontations between police force and opponents with Abidjan.

  • 2005 :

    • the judge Thierry Perriquet returns a nonsuit, two years after the beginning of the instruction, concerning the shutter " rapes and procuring " Business Alegre, bleaching the former mayor of Toulouse Dominique Baudis and the magistrate Marc Bourragué .
    • Beginning of the Jubilee of the Puy-en-Velay, which finishes this same year the August 15th, day of the Assomption.

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Births

Death

Celebrations

  • Old New Year's Day
  • Greek national Festival (beginning of the war of independence in 1821).

First names

  • Évangéline, Annonciade, Annonciata (in reference to the Annunciation, Evanghelismos in Greek).
  • Humbert.

Catholic and orthodoxe saint of the day

  • Annunciation.
  • Humbert de Maroilles († towards 682), abbot.

Orthodoxe saint of the day

See too

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