It happened that day, October 4
Events:
2 BC – Marcus Antonius and Octavius triumphed in the “battle of Felia” and the Roman Empire.
1227 – The assassination of the almohad abdullah al -adil caliph.
1295 – The Mongolian brothers, Bido Bin Tarbai, were killed by Prince Norose, by order of Mahmoud Ghazan.
1511 – The formation of the sacred league between Fernando II, the Papal State and the Republic of Venice against France.
1824 – Announcement of the establishment of the Republic in Mexico.
1830 – Belgium announces its independence from the Netherlands.
1853 – The trigger of Crimea between the Ottoman Empire and the Russian Empire.
1920 – The creation of the Tunisian Club of Africa.
1921 – The League of Nations decided not to help Russia in the face of the famine to which it was subjected because of the deterioration of the economy and the drought which struck vast areas, in response to the Communists who seize the decision.
1925 – A revolution in Hama against the French occupation led by Fawzi Al -Qawuqji, the Syrian revolutionaries took control of the city, which was then the third largest city in Syria.
1946 – American president Harry Truman asks the United Kingdom to allow the migration of Jews to Palestine.
1957 – The Soviet Union launches the first satellite in the world, which is Spoutnik -1.
1958 – The announcement of the constitution of the fifth republic in France, which was approved by more than 79% of French people during a referendum.
1959 – The Soviet probe “Luna 3” takes three photos of the dark side of the moon.
1962 -Al -Hassan Bin Yahya Hamid Al -Din composes a government in Saada to resist the blow of Colonel Abdullah Al -Sallal, which overturned the Yemeni Kingdom of Mutawakkil.
1963 – Iraq officially recognizes the independence and sovereignty of Kuwait on its soil.
1966 – The independence of Lesoto of the United Kingdom.
1967 -Sultan Brunei Omar Ali Saif Al -Din III renounces the throne of his son Hassan Al -Balqiyah.
1969 – The People’s Republic of China announces two nuclear tests.
1990 – The German Parliament held its first meeting after the reunification of Germany.
1993 – The Russian army launched its defender at the headquarters of the Russian Parliament and stops its leaders.
1992 – An Israeli transport aircraft landed in a residential area in Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, with its charge of chemicals which enter the formation of Sarin toxin gas and the fall of 48 people killing unlimited damage.
1999 -A professor at the University of Kuwait, Ahmed Al -Baghdadi, was sentenced to a month in prison, to challenge the principles of Islamic law, and the emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber Al -Ahmad al -Ahmad al -Ahmad al -Ahmad, was exempt from him before the completion of his prison period.
2001 – NATO gives the United States the right to use the air fields and the ports of its Member States and approves the deployment of early alert ships in the context of the war against terrorism.
2012 – Jordan Abdullah II issues a royal desire to dissolve Parliament and to ask for early parliamentary elections before the end of 2012.
2016 – David Thollis, Denkin Haldin and Michael Costalez won the Nobel Prize in physics for the year 2016 for their work on revolutionary transformation and theopological stages of the material.
2017 – Jacques Doposheh, Jachim Frank and Richard Henderson won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for the year 2017 for their research in the very cold electron microscope.
2021 – International technical paralysis on the Internet, in particular Facebook applications.
🟥 The American worlds, Ardem Pataboutian and David Giulius, won the Nobel Prize for Medicine.
🟥 Fumio Kishida election as Prime Minister of Japan.
2022 – Alan Asbeh, John Clazer and Anton Tasielger won the Nobel Physics Prize for the year 2022.
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Birth:
1136 -Abdel Moneim al -Jaliani, doctor and writer al -Andalusi.
1550 – Karl, ninth, king of Sweden.
1720 – Jovani Batista Piranisi, Italian architect.
1759 – Luis François Antoine Arbujast, French mathematician.
1787 – François Gizo, French politician and historian.
1822-Rutherford Hayes, the nineteenth President of the United States.
1841 – Product of Morais, president of Brazil III.
1881 – Walter von Brakhic, a German soldier.
1895 – Paste Kiton, actor and American director.
1902 – Francisco Tamaio Tipis, the world of the Venezuelan factory.
1903 – Ernest Caltenbrone, a German soldier.
1916 – Vitaly Gainburg, a Russian physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2003.
1918 – Kenichi Fukoy, a Japanese chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1981.
1923 – Charlton Histon, American actor.
1928 – Alapin Tofler, American writer and thinker.
1931 – Richard Rorti, American philosopher.
1933 – Jerry Somers, English player and football coach.
1938 – Court Futrich, a Swiss chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2002.
1940 – Shams Al -boudi, an Egyptian actress.
1941 – Ann Rice, American writer.
1942 – Johanna Sigurguier, Prime Minister of Iceland.
1943 – Florin Betch, Roman actor and director.
1946 – Susan Sarindon, an American actress.
++ Mike Moulin, president of American staff chiefs.
1949 – Armand Asanti, American actor.
1953 – Choki Cario, French actor of Turkish origin.
1955 – Jorge Valdano, Argentinian football player.
1956 – Christophe Valz, Austrian actor.
1961 – Kazaki Takahashi, Japanese manga painter.
1964 – Abdullah Farhat, Lebanese, university and politician human rights.
1965 – Abdul Aziz Al -Muslim, Kuwaitian actor.
1967 – Sabreen, Egyptian actress.
++ Lev Charper, American actor.
1975 – Khaled Al -Braiki, a Saudi actor residing in Kuwait.
++ Cristiano Locaelli, an Italian football player.
1976 – Alicia Silverston, an American actress.
++ MAURO CAMURANAIS, an Italian football player.
1979 – Rachel Li Cook, an American actress.
++ Pullin Faw, German racket football.
1980 – Thomas Rosetsky, Czech football player.
1984 – Lina Katina, Russian singer.
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Vice:
1669 – Smalling, Dutch painter.
1747 – Amaru Rodriguez, Spanish hacking and merchant.
1904 – Friedrich Auguste Bartoldy, French sculptor makes a statue of freedom.
1911 – Muhammad Kazem al -khorasani, a Shiite reference at two years.
1944 – Al -Smith, an American politician.
1947 – Max Blanc, a German physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1918.
1976 – Muhammad Taqi al -nisaburi, Iranian writer and poet.
1982 – Ahmed Hassan Al -Bakr, third president of Iraq.
2000 – Michael Smith, a Canadian chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1993.
2002 – Abdul Mohsen al -rifai, Kuwaitian poet.
2007 – Qasim Al -Nasser, a Jordanian soldier.
2009 – Mercedes Soussa, Argentine singer.
2010 – Norman Wezdum, British actor.
2013 – Von Naguin Jayab, Minister General and Vietnamese.
2022 – Magda Asim, Egyptian television presenter.
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Hand holidays:
⬅️ International Animal Day.
⬅️ Independence day in Lesoto.
⬅️ The start of the world’s space week.
