In a October 4but from 1993, the first president democratically in Russia, Boris Yeltsinorders to bomb the Russian Parliament inherited from the USSR to end the rebellion of the deputies locked. About 150 people die, according to official figures, and about 1,500 according to other sources. Other ephemeris 1582.- PopeContinue Reading
In a September 14but from 1982, the American actress and princess of Monaco, Grace Kellyhe dies after having suffered a traffic accident in the Principality the previous day. Other ephemeris 1791.- King Louis XVI accepts the first written constitution of the history of France under pressure of the National AssemblyContinue Reading
In a September 12but from 2005, Israel culminates the complete withdrawal of its military personnel in the Gaza Strip and ends its presence in the area since 1967. Other ephemeris 1910.- The Austrian Orchestra Composer and Director Gustav Mahler It premieres the Symphony number 8 in Munich (Germany). Newsletter returnContinue Reading
In a September 7but from 1956, the player of Brazilian football Pelé He debuts as a professional with Santos in a friendly against the Corinthians of Santo André and puts his first goal. Other ephemeris 1822.- Independence of Brazil of Portugal, commemorated annually as “the cry of Ipiraga” Newsletter returnContinue Reading
In a August 1but from 1975, 50 years ago, representatives of 35 states of Europe and America sign in the capital of Finland the “Helsinki Act” by which the Conference for Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) is created. Signatory countries undertake to guarantee peaceful coexistence and respect for humanContinue Reading
In a July 30but of 2002, the presidents of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Joseph Kabila, and of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, sign in Pretoria a peace agreement that ends four years of war. Other ephemeris 1808.- José Bonaparte Abandon Madrid precipitously by the French defeat in the BAILÉN BATTLE.Continue Reading
In a July 29but from 1957, the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA), under the UN, in response to the deep fears and expectations that infuse the discoveries and varied uses of nuclear technology. Other ephemeris 1836.- Inauguration of Arc of triumph of Paris. Newsletter return to the world Francisco SanzContinue Reading
In a July 25but from 1978, the first ‘Baby Tree’, Louise Brown, was born at the British Hospital Oldham, in Manchester. Other ephemeris 1554.- María Tudor gets married in the Winchester cathedral with Felipe IIfuture king of Spain. Newsletter return to the world Francisco Sanz Analyze how international events transformContinue Reading
In a July 14but 2015, ten years ago, Iran and Group 5+1 (United States, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France and Germany) reach a historical agreement by which the Iranian nuclear program is significantly limited. In return, international economic and financial sanctions that weighed on the Islamic Republic are lifted.Continue Reading
In a June 21but from 1948, the Victoria de Manchester university presents the ‘Experimental Small -scale Machine Machine’ (SSEM), nicknamed ‘Baby’, the first computer capable of storing programs. Other ephemeris 1813.- Wellington defeats the French in Vitoria (Spain) and Napoleon You have to return the country’s crown to Fernando VII.Continue Reading
