October 28th
The October 28th is the 301e Jour of the Année (302e in the event of Leap year) of the Gregorian Calendrier. There remain 64 days before the end of the year.
Events
0 to 1900
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97: Trajan (44 years), governor of Germanic higher, is adopted by the emperor Nerva and becomes César.
- 312: Constantin I {{er}} demolishes Maxence with the Pont Milvius, close to Rome.
- 1384 : Jean Roncaglia and Nicolo Spinola, durassiens, is rewarded on the incomes for the castles for Eze and Turbie.
- 1484 : Traité of Montargis, the king of France, Charles VIII becomes the successor of the Duc of Brittany François II, if this one dies without male heir.
- 1492 : Discovered Cuba by Christophe Colomb during its first voyage towards the New-World.
- 1589 : New troops of Charles-Emmanuel Ier of Savoy leave Nice and Villefranche to go in Provence, to fight at the sides of the Ligue.
- 1628 : End of the Seat of the La Rochelle by capitulation of the city.
- 1636 : Foundation of the University Harvard in the Massachusetts.
- 1690 : The Savoy is linked with the Grande Alliance against the France.
- 1708 : The king of Sweden Charles XII occupies Mohilev (Russia) and invades the Ukraine.
- 1714 : The ambassador of Perse Mehmet Rıza Beğ makes his solemn entry in Marseilles, accommodated in large pumps by the Marseilles authorities and the Intendant of the king, who, to make honor at the present of the Shah of Persia for the king of France Louis XIV, sent them to seek in ceremony “in the house of the Arménie N which had brought them”.
- 1789 : Armand-Gaston Camus is elected president of the constituent National Assembly.
- 1790 : Speech of Merlin of Douai on the right of the people to have themselves.
- 1860 : Opening to Nice of the store for ladies “ At the town of Nancy ”.
- 1867 : Unloading of the French forces with Civitavecchia (Italy).
- 1886 : Inauguration of the Statue of Freedom in the port of New York.
- 1892 : Emile Reynaud presents his Luminous Pantomimes using its optical Théâtre to the Musée Grévin.
- 1898 : With Madrid (Spain), alternate of Domingo Del Campo there Álvarez known as “Dominguín”, Spanish Matador.
XXe century
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1918 : The Czechoslovakia becomes independent of the Austria.
- 1922 : Benito Mussolini starts its Marche on Rome.
- 1929 : black Monday with the Stock Exchange New York.
- 1940 : The Greek dictator Métaxa refuses in Mussolini and the axis the right to make circulate troops on the Greek territory, the Italy enters in war against the Greece.
- 1949 : The French violonist Ginette Nephew and the boxer Marcel Cerdan find death in an air crash to the top of the the Azores.
- 1954 : Ernest Hemingway receives the Nobel Prize of literature.
- 1955 : Beginning of the disorders with Cyprus.
- 1958 : The cardinal Giuseppe Roncalli, becomes Pape under the name of Jean XXIII, it succeeds Pie XII.
- 1962 :
- By Referendum, the French approve the election of the President of the Republic to the Vote for all.
- Nikita Khrouchtchev, chief of PCUS, announces that it ordered the shrinking of the Soviet rockets installed with Cuba.
- 1971 : The House of Commons decides for the entry of the Great Britain in the Common Market.
- 1977 : The General meeting of the United Nations blames Israel to have established Jewish colonies in occupied Arab territories, qualifying the initiative of illegal and prejudicial for the efforts of peace.
- 1988 : A Rocket ARIANE place on orbit TDF1, the satellite first French of Television.
- 1992 : Michel Garretta, erased Order of the doctors, returns in France, coming from Boston, to purge its four years of prison sorrow.
XXIe century
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2001 : The Minister for Youth and the Sports Marie-George Buffet is elected national secretary of the Communist party.
- 2002 :
- 2004 : October 28th is the name of a company of lawyers at the Court of Paris, whose seat is 3, rue Troyon in Paris (75017). It is a question of the first Cabinet to have received a date like company name. It was founded on February 17th, 2004 by David Koubbi and Benoît Pruvost and shelters temporary exhibitions of contemporary art.
- Pascal Quignard receives the Prix Goncourt for “the wandering Shades”
- Gerard de Cortanze receives the Prix Renaudot for “Assam”.
- 2005 :
- the Gouvernement gives its green light to the rise of 12% of the tariffs of gas claimed by GDF.
- the Gouvernement names a mediator, Bernard Brunhes, to solve the conflict with the Régie Marseille transport (RTM), where the dialog has been completely cut for 25 days of strike.
- the Quartet (UNO, European Union, the United States, Russia) invites the Syria to expel the Islamic Djihad of Damas and in the future to prevent any use of its territory by the Palestinian militant group.
- 2034 : In the televised series In a galaxy close to on your premise, the Québécois vessel Romano Fafard leaves the Earth towards the borders of the Universe.
Births
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1510 : St Francis Borgia, Spanish duke and prètre Jesuit († 1572)
- 1585: Cornelius Jansen, Dutch theologist, archbishop of Ypres, founder of the Jansénisme. († the May 6th 1638).
- 1691 : Peder Tordenskjold, Norwegian heroic sailor († 1720)
- 1696: The marshal count Maurice of Saxony
- 1703: Antoine Deparcieux, French mathematician († 1768)
- 1718: Ignacije Szentmartony, geographer Croatian missionary Jesuit († 1793)
- 1755: Jacques-Julien Houtou of Billardière, French botanist († 1834)
- 1759: Georges Jacques Danton, politician French
- 1793: Eliphalet Remington, inventor and manufacturer of firearms
- 1806: Alphonse Louis Pierre Pyrame de Candolle, Swiss botanist († 1893)
- 1819: Hans Herzog, general Switzerland († February 2nd 1894)
- 1860: Jigoro Kano, founder of the Judo.
- 1909 : Francis Bacon, British painter († April 28th 1992)
- 1912: Philibert Tsiranana, president de Madagascar († April 16th 1978)
- 1914: Jonas Salk, inventor of the Vaccine against the Poliomyelitis
- 1937: Marcian Hoff, inventor of the first Microprocessor of the history, the Intel 4004
- 1940: Guennadi Strekalov, Russian cosmonaut († 2004)
- 1944: Coluche, actor and actor French († 1986)
- 1946: Wim Jansen, football player and coach Dutch
- 1948: Telma Hopkins, American singer
- 1949: Bruce Jenner, American athlete
- 1950: Sihem Bensedrine, Tunisian activist of the defense of the human rights
- 1953: Lorraine Pierre, writer and journalist French
- 1955:
- Bill Gates, cofounder of Microsoft
- Yves Simonneau, scenario writer
- 1956: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iranian president
- 1957: Florence Arthaud, navigatrice
- 1963:
- Lauren Holly, American actress
- Eros Ramazzotti, Italian singer
- Olivier Dailly, French ordinary citizen (called Charlie by its funny ladies)
- 1964: Soft Diouf, Actor French
- 1966: Steve Atwater, American football player
- 1967:
- John Romero, American designer of video games
- Julia Roberts, American actress
- 1969: Ben Harper, author, type-setter and interprets American
- 1972: Terrell Davis, American football player
- 1974: Joaquin Phoenix, actor States-unien
- 1976: Karl Tremblay, singer of the Québécois group Cowboys Fringants
- 1979: Aki Hakala, Finnish beater (The Rasmus)
- 1980: Alan Smith, English football player
- 1981: Milan Baroš, Czech football player
- 1982
- Jean Pascal, Québécois boxer
- Matías Tejela, Spanish Matador .
Death
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312: Maxence, Roman Emperor, at the time of the Battle of the bridge Milvius close to Rome.
- 900: Alfred Large the, king of England
- 1138: Boleslas III the Stop-Chest, duke of Poland
- 1674: Giovanni Bona, 65 years, cardinal and Italian writer. (° October 19th 1609).
- 1703 : John Wallis, Mathematician English, precursor of Newton
- 1792: John Smeaton, British Engineer .
- 1870 : Jean-Pierre Falret, French psychiatrist
- 1905: Alphonse Allais, writer and humorist French. (° October 20th 1854)
- 1911: Alfred Binet, pedagog and French, inventive psychologist of the Psychometry (° July 8th 1857)
- 1929: Bernhard von Bülow politician and German chancellor (° May 3rd 1849)
- 1931: Carmelo Pérez (Armando Pedro Antonio Procopio Pérez Gutierrez), Mexican Matador (° December 23rd 1908).
- 1949 :
- Ginette Nephew, French violonist . (° August 11th 1919)
- Marcel Cerdan, boxer French. (° July 22nd 1916)
- 1959: Camilo Cienfuegos, revolutionist Cuba in
- 1973: Taha Hussein, Egyptian writer
- 1982: Valerio Zurlini, Italian realizer
- 1996: Mrs Soleil, astrologer. (° July 18th 1913)
- 2000: Georges Poujouly, actor French, revealed at the side of Brigitte Fossey in prohibited Plays . (° January 20th 1940)
- 2005: Richard Smalley, American chemist, Nobel Prize of chemistry 1996 (° June 6th 1943)
- 2005: Francine Bloch, Critical arts person
Celebrations
- international Day of the language and the culture creole.
- Festival of the cinema of animation, world day founded by AFCA in remembering the first public projection of the Luminous Mimes of Emile Reynaud.
- national Festival Greek (Day of the Non) in remembering the " non" (in Greek " Oxi") from Greece with Mussolini in 1940.
- national Festival Czech Republic.
Catholic and orthodoxe saints of the day
- Remi of Lyon (+ 875), archbishop of Lyon.
- Pierre, or Simon de Bethsaïde, apostle.
- Jude, apostle.
See too
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