It happened that day on August 15
Events:
1096 – The campaign of the poor, which preceded the first Crusader campaign.
1912 – Ahmad al -Hiba enters Marrakech and promised an allegiance to Morocco.
1914 – The opening of the Panama canal for maritime navigation between the Atlantic and Hadi.
1918 – Cut diplomatic relations between the United States and Russia following the Bolshevik Revolution.
1929 -The triggering of the Al -Buraq revolution in Jerusalem, in response to the Jews demanding the crisis of the Al -Buraq wall, and the British have suppressed the uprising with a force described as a brutality.
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1947 – The announcement of the independence of India in the United Kingdom.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah – The founder of the State of Pakistan – divides the oath as the first Governor General of Pakistan in Karachi.
1948 – Announcement of the establishment of the Republic of Korea in the southern part of the Korea peninsula.
1960 – The independence of the Congo Brazzaville in France.
1975 – The assassination of the president of Bangladesh Mujib al -rahman in a military coup.
1990 – Iraq withdraws its forces from Iran and declares its acceptance of the “Treaty of Algeria 1975” and the judge by dividing the Shatt al -Arab between them.
2007 -More than 250 people were killed and 500 others were injured in four explosions with an oil reservoir and 3 cars attached in the cities of Al -Qahtaniya and Al -Adnaniya with a majority of Yazidi in Nineveh Governor in Iraq.
✴️ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wins the leader Likoud by 73.2%
2009 – 55 people were killed between a woman and a child after a burnt wedding tent in the El -Ayoun region in Kuwait.
2013 – The discovery of a new type of mammals in the Andes for the first time in 35 years, belonging to the Riccolitan family called Olingo.
2015 -Lebanese Sheikh Ahmed Al -Asir Al -Husini was arrested at Beirut International Airport, with an incentive and participation in armed confrontations with the Lebanese army.
✴️ A series of bombing of several cars attached to the carp and the crazy trembling the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, which expected around twenty people and more than a hundred injured.
2019 – All (Orals AirWays Flights, which the number 233 passengers survived after the birds collided with the two drivers, and the success of the pilot on the plane, with an emergency landing.
2021 – The Taliban regains control of Afghanistan and its military campaign is crowned with a cable after the collapse of the Afghan government and its forces, and the departure of the Afghan president Ashraf Ghani Power after the country’s American withdrawal.
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Born:
1195 – St. Antonio, a Portuguese saint.
1432 – Luigi Polsia, an Italian poet.
1769 – Napoleon Bonaparte, military commander, then French emperor.
1771 – Walter Scott, Scottish poet and writer.
1879 – Parimore, an American actress.
1883 – Jamil Boutros Sweet, a Migrant Damascene poet.
1888 – Thomas Edward Lawrence, a British intelligence man known as the Lawrence of Arabia.
1890 – Jack East, French musician.
1892 – Louis de Brooy, a French physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1929.
1896 – Curie, a Nobel biochemical chemistry, a Nobel Prize for Medicine for the year 1947.
1912 – Julia Child, an American chief.
1925 – Hoda Sultan, an Egyptian actress.
1926 – Costas Stefanopoulos, Greek president.
1930 – Yahya al -jamal, Egyptian constitutional and political lawyer.
1931 – Talal bin Abdulaziz al Saud, a Saudi prince and founder of the Free Princes movement.
** Richard Heck, an American organic chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2010.
1936 – Al -taher Warf, Algerian writer.
1936 – Sadiq Abdel -Haq, lawyer, writer and Jordanian poet.
1944 – Hoda Haddad, Lebanese singer and actress.
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1947 – Abdul -Imam Abdullah, Kuwaitian actor.
1950 – Princess Ann, her son Queen Elizabeth II.
1952 – Rudi Cargos, a German football player.
** Fayed Abdel -Gawad Ibrahim, a Syrian poet.
1955 – Ali Al -Areed, Tunisian Prime Minister.
1958 Raja Youssef, a Syrian actress. ** Nayef al -Rajoub, Palestinian politician and former minister.
1961 – Faris El Helou, Syrian actor.
1963 – Valerie Livievsky, Belarusian politician.
1966 – Shukri al -waer, goalkeeper of Tunisian football.
1972 – Ben Affleck, American actor.
1976 – Budwin Zenden, Dutch football player.
1983 – Khaled Khalaf, a Kuwaitian football player.
1989 – Joe Jonas, American singer.
1990 – Jennifer Lawrence, an American actress.
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Mortality:
423 – Honorius, emperor of the Western Roman Empire.
1040 – Denkan I, King of Scotland.
1118 – Alexius I commonos, emperor of the Byzantine Empire.
1214 -Abdullah bin al -Hassan al -qurtubi, a Muslim and linguistic and writer Andalusian scholar.
1889 – Johann Heinrich Jilzer, Swiss historian and diplomat.
1936 – Grazia Delida, an Italian writer who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1926.
1951 – Fahd al -askar, Kuwaitian poet.
1967 – René Magrett, Belgian artist in series.
1969 – Ahmed Marouf Abdel -Razzaq, an Iraqi writer.
1975 – MUJIB AL -RAHMAN, President of Bangladesh.
1977 – Naji Maarouf, Iraqi writer.
1982 – Hugo Tiorel, a Swedish doctor with a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1955.
2004 – Sony Bergstrom, Swedish chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1982.
2009 – Abdul Latif Moussa, leader of the Palestinian group Ansar Allah.
2010 – Ghazi al -qusaibi, poet, writer, Saudi ambassador and minister.
** Fouad Ahmed, Egyptian actor.
2013 -Abd al -Rahman al -sumait, an Islamic Kuwaitian preacher and owner of many charities in Africa, in particular, and the number of other parts of the world.
2018 – Abu Bakr al -jazaery, an Algerian religious scholar.
2021 – Gerd Muller, a German football player.
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Holidays and events:
Independence day in India.
National day in South Korea.
National Day in the Republic of Congo.
Mother’s Day at Costa Rica.
⬅️ EID amounts to the body of the Virgin Mary.
⬅️ Syrian press day.
