It happened that day on April 18
Events:
1855 – The sovereign of Egypt, Mohamed Saeed Pacha, decides to establish a mixed merchant council of Egyptians and foreigners, and foreign law fled this council to replace transactions in Islamic law.
1872 – Open the doors of the first Christian church built by the Japanese in Yokohama.
1888 – The first issue of the Al -Muqattam newspaper was published in Cairo.
1906 – An earthquake of 8.25 on the Richter scale in San Francisco causes fires and destruction and resulted in the death of around 3000 people.
1915 – The French pilot plane Roland Garros crashed and took him as a prisoner of the Germans during the First World War.
1919 – Establish the League of Nations according to an agreement signed by the victorious allies of the First World War.
1942 – The American forces launch raids on Tokyo, Nagoya and other Japanese cities during the Second World War.
1943 – Admiral Isueruko Yamamoto was killed when the American Air Force planes shot his plane over Boganville.
1955 – The Bandung conference in Indonesia took place in the presence of delegations from 29 African and Asian countries.
1960 – The independence of Tangier and its annexation in Morocco.
1978 – The Vicars Veskont plane becomes the first turbine fan plane for more than 25 years.
1980 – Establishment of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
1983 – The United States Embassy in Beirut was bombed and all of its 63 workers were killed.
1993 – Air Force American planes attack the Iraqi radar bases.
1994 – The Lebanese authorities stop the Lebanese commander, Samir Geagea.
1996 – An Israeli Bombing of the United Nations forces in the city of Qana in southern Lebanon, killing 102 Lebanese civilians who had used the siege to escape the Israeli bombardment of the operation launched in Lebanon under the name of the angle clusters.
2005 – The death of the Lebanese deputy Basil Falihan, following his injuries in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafic Hariri on February 14.
2014 – The President of the Algerian Republic, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, won a fourth presidential term, after receiving 81.53% of voters in the presidential elections which took place on April 17.
2015 – After 18 years of reconstruction and 236 years after his trip, the French ship of Ermeon sailing to the United States to participate in the American independence day.
2020 – 23 people were killed and three others were injured in a series of shots lasted until April 19, carried out by a person in 16 places in the Canadian province of Nova Skosha.
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Born:
1480 – Lucreli Borgia, daughter of Iskandar VI.
1503 – Henry II, king of Navar.
1580 – Thomas Middleton, the theater writer and English poet.
1590 – Sultan Ahmed I, Sultan Othmani.
1925 – Abdel -Wadoud Shalaby, an Egyptian religious scholar.
1947 – James Woods, American actor.
1948 – Hayat al -fahd, Kuwaitian actress.
1960 – Christopher Stevens, American diplomat.
1963 – Operation Konan, American Media.
1967 – Maria Bello, an American actress.
1969 – Siaco Coroda, Japanese princess.
1970 – Saad Eddin Al -Hariri, Lebanese Prime Minister.
1978 – Jarrah Abd Al -Latif, a Kuwaitian football player.
1979 – Matthew Absson, an English football player.
1984 – America Ferra, an American actress.
1985 – Ahmed Al -Khamis, Kuwaitian actor. ** Lucas Fabensky, a Polish football player.
1987 – Danny Gutry, English football player.
1994 – Moosts Arias, American actor.
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Mortality:
796 – Hisham Bin Abdul Rahman, one of the successors of the Omeyyad state in Andalusia.
1873 – Estos von Libg, German chemist.
1940 – Muhammad Taher al -atassi, Fakih Hanafi, Syrian legal judge and poet.
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1955 – Albert Einstein, American / Swiss physicist -Siss of German origin and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921.
1988 – Antonin Poach, Czechoslovaki football player.
1994 – Aziza Helmy, an Egyptian actress.
2003 – Edgar Code, A British Computer World.
2005 – Basil Falihan, political and economic Lebanese.
2007 – Andrei KFASHNAK, Czech football player.
2009 – Hassan Oraibi, Libyan singer and composer.
2021 – Abdullah al -nouri, novelist and police Emirati.
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Holidays and events:
⬅️ Independence day in Zimbabwe.
⬅️ Army day in Iran.
⬅️ Day of internal security forces in Tunisia.
