It happened that day on August 16
Events:
1328 – The Gonza dynasty grasped the power of the Italian duchy of Mantova, to stay in power until 1708.
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1952 – The Supreme Military Court of Egypt held its first sessions in Cairo since the Revolution was to continue to examine the Fire of Cairo.
1953 – A coup d’etat in Iran led by Prime Minister Muhammad Mossadeq led to the theft of Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi in Baghdad, and officers close to him were able to return it to power after three days.
1960 – Announcement of the independence of Cyprus in the United Kingdom.
1962 – Algeria joins the League of Arab States.
1971 – Bahrain obtains its independence from British control.
1972 – The King of Morocco, Hassan II, escapes an assassination attempt, when his plane, in which he traveled during his return to Rabat, was killed by the Royal Moroccan Air Force during Operation Baraq F5, and the assassination attempt caused the beginning of what was known under the names of years of bullets.
1973 – The American bombing of Cambodia stopped.
2001 – Paul Borrell, Princess Diana Celebrity, is stolen by some of the contents of his private residence.
2013 – Demonstrations of opposition of the coup d’etat in Ramses Square in Cairo after Friday prayers, deaths and injured near the Al -Fateh mosque and the siege of the mosque until the morning of the next day, when it was known for the second events in Ramses.
2015 – The Trejana Air Service plane destroys flight n ° 257, with 54 passengers in the province of Papua, Indonesia.
✴️ Over 110 civilians were killed by bombing Syrian government forces in the city of Douma.
2021 – Haknde Hachelima was elected president of Zambia.
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Born:
1832 – Wilhelm Font, a German scientist in psychology.
1845 – Gabriel Liebman, a French physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1908.
1872 – Abdul Karim al -jazaery, a Muslim fakih and an Iraqi poet.
1876 -Muhammad al -Khidr Hussein, a Tunisian religious and Sheikh al -Azhar.
1896 – Saleh Abdel -Hay, an Egyptian singer.
1904 – Windl Stanley, an American chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1946.
1913 – Menachem Begin, Prime Minister of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1978.
1941 – Ahmed Al -Mirghani, President of Sudan.
1946 – Masoud Barzani, president of the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Nazih is good, an Israeli Arab poet.
1951 – Omar Yaradwa, president of Nigeria. Mamdouh Faraj, Egyptian wrestler and diffuser.
1954 – George Gallawi, British politician.
** James Cameron, American director.
1958 – Madonna, American singer.
1962 – Steve Karl, American actor.
1963 – Kalosha Boualia, Zambi football player.
1970 – Saif Ali Khan, Indian actor.
1971 – Basem Yakhour, Syrian actor. Promise, Saudi singer.
1975 – Jonanan Johannson, a Finnish football player.
1977 – Tamer Hosni, Egyptian singer and actor.
1981 – Rocky Santa Cruz, Paraguayian football player.
1982 – Todd Habgarin, American actor.
** Gulion Lesquot, an English football player.
** Aida Ghoneim, an Egyptian actress.
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Mortality:
1377 – Ibn Habib al -Halabi, writer and lawyer Shami.
1956 – Bella Logusi, American actor.
1957 – Irfing Langmone, an American chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1932.
1969 – Ammar Bin Lazar, Algerian lawyer and teacher.
1973 – Salman and Aksman, a biochemistry of a Nobel Prize for Nobel Medicine in 1952.
1977 – Elvis Presley, American singer.
1994 – Alawiya Jamil, an Egyptian actress.
2003 – AID AMIN, President of Uganda.
2005 – Roger Shotz, Swiss monk.
2011 – Abdul Rahman Bin Saeed, Saudi athlete.
2012 – Amina Bint Mohammed V, Alawiya Amira of the Royal Family of Morocco.
2014 – Mamdouh Faraj, Egyptian wrestler and diffuser.
2016 – Hani Matar, Kuwaitian actor. Joao Havelang, former president of FIFA.
2018 – Atal Bihari Fajbayi, politician and former Indian Prime Minister.
** ARETHA Franklin, singer of Seoul and American writer.
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Holidays and events:
⬅️ The anniversary of the translation of the Odyssey icon in the Orthodox East.
