It happened that day, June 10
Events:
1826 – The forces of the Ottoman Sultan Mahmoud II were able to eliminate the rebellion of the Janissaries, which were considered at one point representing the Crown of the Ottoman forces at the Golden Age.
1882 – Alexandria attends a violent mentor with an English direction and the justification that awaited the British forces stationed in the Mediterranean in order to occupy Egypt and eliminate the national movement led by Ahmed Orabi.
1907 – France and Japan agree on the independence of China and territorial integrity.
1916 – The Arabs of the Arabian Peninsula and the Levant declaring their rebellion against the Ottoman Empire in what was known as the great Arab revolution, after the United Kingdom promised them the independence and the establishment of a united Arab State which includes the Arab peninsula and the rising after the end of the First World War.
1940 – Italy declared war in the United Kingdom and France during the Second World War, and the war began with an air attack against Malta.
1963 – The American president John Kennedy approves the law of equality between men and women in the salary during the execution of the same work.
1967 – The end of the six -day war by beating the Arabs, the occupation of Israel of East Jerusalem, the Syrian heights Golan and the Egyptian peninsula of Sinai.
1977 -Apple begins to market its product “Apple -2”.
1987 – The Boeing 360 helicopter is the first flight, which is the helicopter of the overcrowding circuit and was a presentation of advanced technology in many new design concepts.
1993 -Prince Abdullah, the eldest son of the king of Jordan, Hussein Bin Talal, marries a young Jordanian woman of Palestinian origin, Rania Faisal Al -Yassin (King Abdullah II Bin Al -Hussein and Reine Rania Al -Bdullah after that).
2000 -The Assembly of the Syrian people vote to modify the Constitution in order to elect BASHAR AL -Assad as president of Syria, after the announcement of the death of President HAFEZ AL -Assad.
2008 – A Sudanese plane is burned after landing on the field of Khartoum airport.
2014 -Algeria announces the first death in the crown virus.
2018 – The United States imposes customs duties to imports of steel and aluminum from Canada, European Union and Mexico at the meeting of the seven group’s summit in Kibbe, Canada, and refuses to ratify the joint declaration.
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Born:
1625 – César Abakzi, Hungarian philosopher.
1803 – Henry Darsi, French engineer and scientist.
1895 – Hatti McDanial, an American actress.
1910 – Abdul Rahman Al -Ryani, Second President of the Arab Republic of Yemen.
1915 – Sol Belo, an American writer who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1976.
1919 – Haider Abdul Shafi, Palestinian doctor and politician and head of the Palestine negotiation delegation at Madrid Peace Conference.
1921 – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom.
1922 -Juda Garland, an American actress. Omar Bahman, a Bosnian politician.
1923 – Robert Maxwell, British journalist.
1927 – Ladislao Copala, player and football / Spanish trainer / Chikslovaki.
1928 – Morris Centak, American children’s literature writer.
1934 – Zahra al -ula, an Egyptian actress.
1953 – John Edwards, an American politician.
1959 – Ellit Spitzer, American lawyer and politician.
** Carlo Ancelotti, Italian player and football coach.
1960 – Mohamed Al -Mansour, Saudi actor. 1962 – Ahmed Khaled Tawfiq, Egyptian novelist.
1963 – Brad Henry, American politician.
1966 – David Platt, English player and football coach.
1968 – Nobochi Cana, a Japanese actor in audio performance.
1971 -Barono Nagoti, French footballer, Bobby Jandal, American politician.
1975 – Henrrick Pedersen, Danish football player.
1976 – Kinan Al -Azme
1978 – Shin West, American actor.
1979 – Mahmoud Abdel -Moghni, Egyptian actor.
1980 – Matosalim, Brazilian football player.
1981 – Prince Hashem Bin Al -Hussein, the youngest male children of the former king of Jordan, Hussein Bin Talal.
1982 – Dina Hayek, Lebanese singer.
1983 – Lily Subsky, an American actress.
1987 – Martin Harnik, Austrian football player.
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Mortality:
323 BC – Alexander the Great, the sovereign of the Macedonian Empire.
754 -Abu al -Abbas al -saffah, the first successor to Bani Al -Abbas.
1190 – King Friedrich I, Berberusa, king of the kingdom of Germany.
1580 – Louis de Camois, Portuguese writer and poet.
1836 – Andrei Mary Ampère, French physicist and mathematics.
1849 – Marshal Thomas Robert Peugeot, a French military commander.
1949 – Sigrid Undest, winner of the Nobel Prize in literature in 1928.
1973 – Erish von Manchestein, a German military commander of the Second World War.
1982 – Abdul Wahid al -Khunaizi, a Saudi poet.
2000 – HAFEZ AL -Assad, President of the Syrian Arab Republic.
2004 – Rai Charles, American singer.
2006 -Ali Abdullah Ahmed, a Yemeni inmate who died in Guantanamo prison.
** Yasser Talal Al -zahrani, a Saudi inmate who died in Guantanamo prison.
2007 – Abdel -hayy Adeeb, Egyptian writer.
2008 – Gengis etmatov, Kirghize writer.
2012 – Gordon West, an English football player.
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Holidays and events:
National day in Portugal.
