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| 1912 | Armament Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer |  |
| Circulates the new German Navy Law to the Cabinet
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| 1525 | Arrest Francis I | |
| Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
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| 1797 | Battle of Cape St Vincent Cordova, Jose de | |
| Cape Vincent Intercepted by the English & forced to retreat to Cadiz
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| Cape Vincent Sails with 27 ships to Brest to join the French fleet to invade England
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| 1525 | Battle of Pavia Francis I | |
| Pavia Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, defeats Francis I, King of France, taking him prisoner to Spain
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| Pavia Death of Louis de la Tr‚moille, dies from wounds inflicted at the battle of Pavia
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| Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
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| 1525 | Battle of Pavia Tr‚moille, Louis II de la | |
| Pavia Louis de la Tr‚moille falls from his horse & is shot through the heart
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| 1525 | Battle of Pavia Avalos, Fernando Francisco de | |
| Pavia Avalos surprises the French with 1500 Spanish arquebusiers
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| 1525 | Battle of Pavia Charles V | |
| Pavia A birthday gift was the person of the King of France, Spanish hegemony in Italy dates from the battle of Pavia
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| Pavia Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, defeats Francis I, King of France, taking him prisoner to Spain
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| Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles V
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| 1951 | Birth Keegan, Joseph Kevin | |
| Doncaster Birh of Joseph Kevin Keegan
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| 1473 | Birth Copernicus, Nicolaus | |
| Thorn Birth of Nicolaus Copernicus
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| 1962 | Birth Oswald, Lee Harvey | |
| Birth of June Oswald, daughter of Lee & Marina Oswald
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| 1945 | Bombing of Dresden Hitler, Adolf | |
| Dresden Allied bombing of Dresden leaves 25,000 dead
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| 1945 | Bombing of Dresden Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer | |
| Dresden Allied bombing of Dresden leaves 25,000 dead
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| 1980 | Boycott Thatcher, Margaret Hilda | |
| Moscow Calls for a boycott of the Moscow Olympics because of the invasion of Afghanistan
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| 1649 | Chairman Council of State Cromwell, Oliver | |
| London Appointed Chairman of the Council of State
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| 1926 | Conference of Bamberg Goebbels, Paul Joseph | |
| Bamberg After the conference Goebbels is appointed Gauleiter of Berlin & supports Hitler
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| Bamberg Hitler forces Strasser & Goebbels to abandon their Socialist "economy program"
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| 1926 | Conference of Bamberg Hitler, Adolf | |
| Bamberg Hitler forces Strasser & Goebbels to abandon their Socialist "economy program"
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| Bamberg Reinforces his leadership over the Party, particularly over nth German party rebels
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| 1919 | Conference of Paris Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer | |
| Paris Attends the Paris Peace Conference, urges a military expedition against the Bolsheviks
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| 1956 | Congress of CP, 20th Khruschev, Nikita Sergeyevich | |
| Moscow Makes a speech in closed session demolishing Stalin's supposed infallibility
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| 1649 | Constitution Cromwell, Oliver | |
| A Council of State becomes an executive over the House of Commons
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| 1014 | Coronation Henry II | |
| Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Benedict VIII
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| Rome Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Benedict VIII
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| 1651 | Council State Cromwell, Oliver | |
| London The Council of State is established by Act of Parliament as a ruling body
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| 1478 | Death George of Clarence | |
| Tower of London Death of George of Clarence
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| 1779 | Death Cook, James | |
| Hawaiia Stabbed to death by the natives of Kealakekua Bay in the Hawaiian Islands
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| 1971 | Debut Keegan, Joseph Kevin | |
| Liverpool Keegan makes his Liverpool debut against Nottingham Forest at Anfield and scores after just 12 minutes
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| 1904 | Defection Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer | |
| Votes with the Liberals against his own party on a Free Trade motion
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| 1941 | Diplomacy Hitler, Adolf | |
| Hitler applies pressure on Yugoslavia to join the Tripartite Pact
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| Hitler fails to persuade the Yugoslav Prime Minister, Dragisa Cvetkovic, to join the Axis
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| 1941 | Diplomacy Cvetkovic, Dragisa | |
| Hitler fails to persuade the Yugoslav Prime Minister, Dragisa Cvetkovic, to join the Axis
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| 1917 | Duma Opening Kerensky, Alexander Fedorovich | |
| Petrograd The Duma opens in the halls of Taurida, Petrograd
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| 1478 | Execution George of Clarence | |
| Tower of London Executed for treason
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| 1989 | Fatwah Rushdie, Salman | |
| Ayatollah Khomeni pronounces a death sentence for blasphemy in "The Satanic Verses"
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| 1979 | Government Dubs, Adolph | |
| Death of Adolph Dubs, assassinated
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| The American Ambassador is assassinated
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| 1941 | Pact Hitler, Adolf | |
| Hitler applies pressure on Yugoslavia to join the Tripartite Pact
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| 1945 | Peace Konoe | |
| Fails to persuade Hirohito to make peace
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| 1917 | Petrograd Committee Nicholas II | |
| The Bolshevik Petrograd Committee calls on workers to overthrow the Tsar
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| 1962 | President Maleta, Alfred | |
| Appointed President of the National Council
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| 1929 | Prime Minister Bartlel, Kazimierz | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Poland
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| 1989 | Publication Rushdie, Salman | |
| Publication of, "The Satanic Verses"
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| 1917 | Rebellion Nicholas II | |
| The Bolshevik Petrograd Committee calls on workers to overthrow the Tsar
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| Taurida Palace The strike called by the Bolsheviks continues, while a Menshevik called strike begins to show support for the Duma at Taurida Palace (as opposed to the Tsar), which opens a new session
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| 1525 | Rule of Italy Charles V | |
| Pavia A birthday gift was the person of the King of France, Spanish hegemony in Italy dates from the battle of Pavia
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| 1099 | Siege of Arqah Raymond IV | |
| Arqah Raymond begins the desultory siege of Arqah, near Tripoli
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| 1489 | Treaty of Dordecht Henry VII | |
| Dordecht Henry VII & Maximilian I ally to assist the Bretons
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| 1950 | Treaty of Friendship Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| Russia & China sign a 30 year Treaty of Friendship, Alliance & Mutual Assistance
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| 1967 | Treaty of Tlatelolco Garcia Robles, Alfonso | |
| Tlatelolco 21 nations sign a treaty prohibiting Nuclear weapons from Latin America
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| Tlatelolco Guiding force behind the Treaty which bans Nuclear weapons from Latin America
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| 2003 | United Nations Blix, Hans | |
| Blix claims that "If Iraq had provided the necessary cooperation in 1991, the phase of disarmament -- under resolution 687 -- could have been short and a decade of sanctions could have been avoided"
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