It happened this day of June 3
Events:
708 – The first silver silver instrument in Japan.
1098 – The Crusaders occupied the city of Antioch during the first cross -country campaign.
1539 – The Spanish discoverer Hernando de Soto raises the flag of his country in the country of Florida and announced by a colony subject to the Spanish crown.
1859 – Big Ben Hour in London begins his work under the reign of Queen Victoria.
1906 – The King of Belgium Léopold II announces the colony of the Congo in West Africa, his own property.
1916 -Al -Madinah al -Munawwarah turns into a war theater between the Arabs and the Turks.
1917 – Announcement of the independence of Albania.
1944 – Charles de Gaulle takes over the presidency of France.
1957 – The Economic Council of the Arab States League approves the creation of economic unity between university countries.
1959 – Announcement of the independence of Singapore.
1962 – Boeing 707 French crashed after taking off from Paris, and the accident killed 130 passengers on board.
1974 – Israeli chief of staff, Isaac Rabin, takes up the Prime Minister.
1989 – The Chinese government sends its forces to Tian Ann Square to impose control after weeks of demonstrators.
1991 – Bame Flowers of Nagasaki Mountain Unsaki kills 43 people.
2006 – Montenegro declares its independence and separation from the Union of Serbia and Montenegro.
2007 – The Hurricane Juno in the Oman Sea, which struck the coast of the Sultanate of Oman, was strongly destroyed and left millions of dollars, then went to Iran after it became a tropical storm.
2010 – The Supreme Committee for Elections in Egypt Announces The Result of Voting in the Midterm Elections for the Shura Council, which was in the Interest of the Ruling National Democratic Party, which Received 60 Seats Out of 64 Seats that were decided, While the Other Four Seats WERE OBTAINED Progressive National Rally Party, The Nasseriter Arab Democratic Party, The Democratic Generation Party, and the Al -Ghad Party, The Defect of Ayman Nour, With a Seat of each Party, the Muslim Brotherhood announces that none of its candidates wins and accuses the National Party for Falsification of Elections.
2011 – Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh is subject to an assassination attempt with senior government officials by bombing a mosque near the presidential palace, and the incident came with the intensification of popular demonstrations judiciously and demanding a predecessor.
2017 – 7 people were killed and 48 people were injured as a result of a series of attacks, stabs and fire on the Bridge London and the Poro market in Great Britain. Real Madrid crowned the 2017 Champions League title for the second consecutive time and 12 in its history by beating Juventus 4-1 in the final.
2019 – The sit -in of the general command in Sudan, the murder of more than 100 and the injury of hundreds.
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Born:
1808 – Jefferson Davis, the only president of the American Confederation.
1844 – Dithel von Lilinker, a German poet.
1864 – Otto Erish Hartlin, theatrical writer, poet and history of German.
1865 – King George V, King of the United Kingdom.
1873 – Auto Luffy, Austrian and scientific doctor of drugs that won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1936.
1888 – Serena Ibrahim, an Egyptian artist.
1899 – George von Pikisi, an American physiological scientist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1961.
1924 – Toristan Vezl, Swedish scientist in nerve sciences, a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1981.
1925 – Tony Kartis, American actor.
1929 – Fenner Arber, Swiss and scientific genetic scientist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1978.
1931 – Anton Morafic, Slovaki football player.
1933 – Sheikh Issa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, Emir of the State of Bahrain.
1943 – Abdel Aziz Makhyoun, Egyptian actor.
1946 – Mohamed Al -Assar, Egyptian soldier.
1961 – Faisal al -Qasim, Syrian media.
1969 – Saeed Quraysh, Saudi actor.
1970 – Wafaa Sadiq, an Egyptian actress.
1977 – Cristiano Marquis Gomez, Brazilian football player.
1980 – Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar.
** Omar Al -Saidi, a Jordanian singer.
1986 – Rafael Nadal, Spanish striker.
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Mortality:
1533 – Hassan bin noah al -bahrouji, an Indian Ismaili Muslim scholar.
1657 – William Harvey, an English doctor.
1826 – Nikolai Mikhailuch Karmazin, Russian novelist.
1861 – Stephen a. Douglas, an American politician.
1875 – George Bezier, French musician.
1899 – Johann Strauss Son, Austrian musician.
1924 – France Kafka, Czech writer.
1963 – Nazem Hikmat, a Turkish poet.
1964 – France Emile Silva, a Finnish writer who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1939.
1968 – SAIF AL -Kilani, diplomat, academic and Palestinian poet – Jordanian.
1970 – Helmar Shakht, German economist.
1975 – Isaco Sato, Prime Minister of Japan, Nobel Peace Prize in 1974.
1977 – Archibald Hell, an English physiological scientist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1922.
1989 – Imam Khomeini, a Shiite religious and the spiritual leader of the Iranian Islamic Revolution.
2001 – Anthony Queen, Mexican / American actor.
1990 – Robert Nuis, American physicist and inventor.
2003 – Canaan Hamad, actor, director and Kuwaitian author.
2004 – Maryam Al -Ghadban, Kuwaitian actress.
2006 – Saad al -Fraih, Saudi director.
2009 – David Karadin, American actor.
2011 – Jacques Kevurkian, an American doctor.
2013-Jia Khan, an Indian actress.
2016 – Muhammad Ali Clay, American Boxer.
2020 -Abdel -fadil al -Qousi, former Egyptian Minister for endowments.
2021 – Aniroud Jonny, politician of Mauritius who held the post of Prime Minister and the Republic of his country.
** Ernie Lakli, American actor and director.
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Holidays and events:
⬅️ Day of the Confederation of Kentucky and Louisiana.
