Historical Calendar Sheet of November 29 – Historical Calendar –

1223 – Pope Honorius III. recognizes the Franciscan order. The rules of 1209 founded by the religious community Francis of Assisi require a life in poverty.

1523 – Clement VII, after his election on November 19, succeeds Pope Hadrian VI. enthroned.

1888 – The physicist Heinrich Rudolf Hertz creates the basis of wireless telegraphy with the detection of electromagnetic waves.

1888 – Foundation of the Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund. Six carpenters laid the foundation stone of the ASB in Berlin with their "Training Course for First Aid Workers in Case of Accidents". The badociation is today one of the largest independent welfare and welfare organizations. The Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund Österreich (ASBÖ) was founded in 1927.

1918 – Nicholas I. Petrovic Njegos of Montenegro is declared deposed, his empire united with neighboring Serbia.

1938 – World premiere of the musical "Napoleon is to blame for everything" by Curt Goetz at Gloria Palast Berlin.

1943 – At the Jajce conference in Bosnia, a Yugoslav provisional government headed by Josip Broz Tito will be formed during the guerrilla war against the Nazi invaders. This will lay the foundation for communist Yugoslavia after the war.

1943 – Second country of South America in Brazil, Colombia declares war on Germany.

1973 – 107 people die in the fire of a department store in Kumamoto (Japan).

1978 – The governmental protocol RFA RDA on the route of the German-German border is signed.

2008 – After three days of fierce fighting, one of the most brutal rounds of terrorism to date has ended in the Indian financial capital, Mumbai (Mumbai). The death toll is initially set at 195, then at 171 dead. Nine out of ten murderers are killed in the fighting, the only survivor, a Pakistani, said extensively. The action in Pakistan was prepared and executed by the local extremist Lashkar-e-Taiba organization. Diplomatic relations between India and Pakistan are once again heavily burdened.