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Celestial bodies: the sun sinks at 4:56, at 21:52. Days of the day:
Bonifacas, Bruno, Izabella, Margiris, Sigbertas, Sigitas, Vilyada
Dates:
Dates:
1920 – Soviet Russia and Lithuania sign a peace treaty. Russia was de jure recognizing the independence of Lithuania.
1926 – born deported, educator, scholar Ramutė Krivickaitė, who wrote more than 500 poems ..
1937 – born poet Judita Vaičiūnaitė
1940 – first political prisoners brought to Telšiai Prison.
2000 – 109 thousand were confiscated in Vilnius. Concert CD
July 12 in World History:
1536 – Deadder Erasmus, dean of the Northern Renaissance, a Dutch cleric, humanist, specialist in clbadical philology died in Basel, Switzerland. Born in 1469 Rotterdam.
1543 – The sixth and last time King Henry (Henry) of England VIII was conducted.
1799 – Prohibition of political organizations in England
1806 – Bavaria, Württendorf, Mainz, Baden and eight small duchies found the Confederation of the Rhine
1854 – Born in the United States the inventor and industrialist George Eastman (George Eastman), who founded Eastman Kodak's photographic equipment and photo equipment company
1869 – France becomes a parliamentary republic
1884 – Italian painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani (Amadeus Modilianis ) 19659002] 1902 – The Australian Parliament votes in favor of restrictions on immigration and grants women the right to vote
1904 – born in Chile, poet, diplomat, politician, one of the countries Latin America's most famous twentieth century. The Nobel Laureate in Literature (1971) is Pablo Neruda
1910 – Charles Stewart Rolls (Charles Stewart Rawls), co-founder of Aviator and Rolls-Royce, becomes the first casualty of aviation in Britain.
1920 – Official Opening of the Panama Cbad
1941 – Signature by Great Britain and the USSR of a Treaty on Joint Actions against Nazi Germany
1960 – France accepts the independence of Niger, Upper Volta, Côte d 'Ivoire, Chad, Central Africa and Congo
1967 – The Chinese Communists in Hong Kong destroyed the government building and attacked the headquarters of the police
1973 – US military planes attacked Cambodian rebel positions
1975 – The island states of São Tomé and Príncipe (Sao Tome and Principe) Portugal
1983 – Britain and China begin operations official talks in Beijing
Boris Yeltsin left Boris Yeltsin in 1990 at the party's general congress.
In 1991, five permanent members of the UN Security Council tried to persuade the Iraqi ambbadador that it was necessary to detail all nuclear programs. Serious consequences. "
1992 – Pope John Paul II hospitalized for health research
1994 – Palestinian leader Ybader Arafat returned to the Gaza Strip after 27 years
1996 – Great Britain Prince Charles ( Charles) and Princess Diana agreed on the terms of the divorce after 15 years of marriage
1999 – The Polish Nurses Union's 52-day protest ended in a victory – the Ministry of Health A year ago, in Paris, the confectionery born in Belgium died Serge Gustave Sender (Serge Giusta Sender), who created a cake for the wedding of Prince Charles of Great Britain and Princess Diana. He comes from an old family of confectioners, one of whom worked for King Louis Ludwig XIV, who also belonged to the famous culinary artist of the 19th century, Antonin Careme (Antonín Karem), while others member s were working in royal domains in Belgium, Great Britain, Japan, the Netherlands and Sweden
2010 – The legendary death of Polish Solidarność The Henryk Jankowski (Henryk Jankowski) chaplain of the movement for his anti-communist sermons
2012 – The British BBC World Service Radio was the latest to broadcast news of his Bush House building, where news reached millions of listeners around the world for 71 years. . BBC World Service radio broadcasts news and reviews in twenty-seven languages in a modern building of the Broadcasting House in Portland, London
2013 – The world's largest building, 1.7 million, has opened in the west of China.
Show July 12 in the world:
1950 – born the band Kiss musician Eric Carr (Erik Karas)
1962 – born Dan Murphy (Dan Merfis of Soul Asylum
1962 – The Rolling Stones to London Marquee Club.
1969 – Actress Lisa Nicole Carson (Liza Nikol Karson), who starred in the television series "Eli Makbyl".
In 1992, Axl Rose (Axel Rouz), head of the Guns N 'Roses group, was arrested at Kennedy Airport in New York.The charges against him were related to the band's concert in 1991.
2008 – Hollywood star Angelina Jolie (Angelina Jolie) in a retirement home in Cote d'Azur gave birth to healthy twins – Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon (Noxa Leon) .11 – Lady Gaga, an American pop star, was named Honorary Citizen of Sidney for Fighting Gay Rights
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