It happened that day, June 2
Events:
1771 – The Russian Empire completes its invasion of Crimea.
1800 – The vaccine against the smallpox appears for the first time in North America.
1815 – Napoleon Bonaparte announces the constitution of freedom in France.
1875 – The phone appeared for the first time by inventor Alexander Graham Bell.
1886 – The President of the United States Grover Cleveland marries “Francis Volsom”, to be the first American president to marry while he is in the White House.
1896 – Golilmo Marcouni receives a radio patent.
1910 – Charles Rolls makes the first successful return trip crossing the Manch Sea.
1930 -A rebellion broke out in the Yemeni kingdom, led by Muhammad al -dabbagh al -Hijazi, against Imam Yahya Hamid Al -Din in the city of Al -Bayda, who was aimed at restoring the rule of Hijaz d’Abdulaziz al Saud in Al -Ashraf Al Hussein Bin Alli.
1932 – King Fouad opens Almez airport in the midst of a large popular celebration and in which the first 3 Egyptian pilots will be embarked by the first Egyptian plane.
1946 – The cancellation of the monarchy in Italy and the announcement of the establishment of the Republic, after the expulsion of King Victor Emmanuel III and his exile in Egypt and the program of a decision not to enter the men of the former ruling family in Italy.
✴️ The United States and the United Kingdom are the “base of Azor” in Portugal, and this base is located in the Azer Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, and these islands were one of the important stations of the black slave trade in Africa.
1949 – The choice of the name of the Hashhemite kingdom of Jordan is an official name for Jordan, and the announcement of King Abdullah Bin Al -Hussein, which included the west bank of the Jordan river with Jordanian control.
1953 – Queen Elizabeth II officially crowned a Queen of the British throne, and she was 25 years old.
1954-Mikoyan Girovic Meg-15 Yugoslav Aircraft attacks the Douglas DC-3, which prompted the plane to land in Austria.
1966 – American Spacecraft Serviore 1 lands on the moon.
1968 – The second American ghost plane F -4 crashed on the campus of Kyushu University in Japan.
1971 – The first issue of the Jordanian newspaper Al -rai.
1976 – The temporary parliament in East Timor agrees to join Indonesia, about a year after the Portuguese occupation left the island, and the island won its independence in 1999.
1983 – Canada McDonald Douglas DC9 is burning after landing in “Cincinnati Airport in the north of Kentucky International”, and the accident killed 23 people out of 46 people on board.
1989 – The Egyptian flag was raised in the siege of the League of Arab States in Tunisia after a period of Arabian boycott in Egypt after its solo reconciliation with Israel.
1997 – Timothy McFi was found guilty of 15 accusations of the federal attack in the building in Oklahoma.
2005 – The assassination of the Lebanese journalist and thinker Samir Kassir by exploding his explosion in his car in Beirut.
2007 – The first issue of the Kuwaiti newspaper is published.
2009 – The Brazilian Air Force announces the discovery of a seat and certain debris in a place near the place where the airplane in France should fall 447 in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
2012 – JULSE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT OF EGYPT, MOHAMED HOSNI MUBARAK AND HIS INTERIOR MINISTER, HABIB AL -ADLY, TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT After Being Convicted of Killing the Demonstrators During the January 25 Revolution, and He was acquitted by All the AIDS OF THE MINITER OF THE INTERIOR, AND HE ALSO Ruled that Will Be Fulfilled on the Two Sons Mubarak Alaa and Jamal After the Fall of the Charge Against them by limitations, and the court also acquitted Mubarak of crime to participate in obtaining an advantage of his work.
2014 – The Government of the Palestinian National Agreement takes the constitutional oath led by Rami Hamdallah.
✴️ The King of Spain, Juan Carlos I, abandoned the rule of his son Felipe after 38 years of judgment, and to announce the completion of the delivery of the throne after the approval of the Parliament.
2015 – Joseph Blatter’s resignation from the presidency of FIFA, a few days after his victory in a new state, in competition with Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein.
2017 – A pistol is armed at the World Manilla Resort in Passay, Fallin, killing 37 people, wounding 70 others and the suicide of the suicide al -Hijjom executor after setting fire on the spot.
2018 – The migrant boat sank on the coast of the Tunisian island of Kerkennah, which leads to the life of at least seventy people.
2021 – The Iranian ship drowned Iris, in the Gulf of Oman, near your joke after a fire, and its crew has escaped. It is the largest oil transport ship in the Iranian navy.
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Born:
1664 – Sultan Mustafa II, Sultan Othmani.
1740 – Marquis de Sad, French novelist.
1835 – Pope Pius X, Pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
1840 – Thomas Hardy, English novelist.
1857 – Karl Gilorub, a Danish poet who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1917.
1899 – Lota Renegen, director, and the painting of German animation.
1920 – Marcel Ranesky, German critic.
1921 – Abdullah al -Tayeb, Sudanese writer.
1930 – Ahmed Tawfiq, Egyptian actor and director.
1931 – Victor Tsariv, a Soviet football player.
1940 – King Constantine II, King of Greece.
1941 – Stse Kitch, an American actor.
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1954 – Dennis Hessert, American actor.
1957 – Ahmed Fouad Selim, Egyptian actor.
1962 – Hatem Ali, Syrian director.
1972 – Wintworth Miller, American actor.
1977 – Zakri Quinto, American actor.
1981 – Nikolai Davidico, a Russian striker.
1986 – Bilal Mohamed, Qatari football player.
1987 – Ahmed Abdel Ghafour, a Kuwaitian football player.
** Darren Zanar, Swedish singer.
** SONAKSHI SINHA, an Indian actress.
1988 – Sergio Aguero, Argentinian football player.
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Mortality:
1403 – Sirajuddin al -Balkini, one of the imams of jurisprudence and hadiths and the renewal of the 8th century Ah.
1878 – Amin Bin Muhammad al -Jundi, Fakih Hanafi, judge and poet Shami.
1882 – Giuseppe Garibaldi, Italian soldier and politician.
1919 -Muhammad al -Dhali al -Najdi, poet, merchant and actor of the good Iraqi.
1948 – Hassan Salama is one of the leaders of the great Palestinian revolution and the leaders of the army of Jihad in the 1948 war.
1948 – Karl Gibahart – The Nazi doctor is famous for his hideous medical experiences on prisoners of detention.
1970 -Mohsen al -Tabatabaei al -Hakim, Iraqi reference Shiite.
** Ali Al -Nasser, a Syrian doctor, poet and fictitious writer.
1976 – Abdul Rahman Azzam, First Secretary General of the Arab States League.
1990 – Rex Harrison, English actor.
1992 – George Abdullah Ghanem, Lebanese poet.
1993 – Al -taher Jaout, Algerian poet, novelist and journalist.
2005 – Samir Kassir, Lebanese journalist.
2009 – Youssef Ibrahim al -Ghanem, Kuwaitian economist.
2017 – Mohamed Al -Rawi, Egyptian Muslim scientist.
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Holidays and events:
The Day of the Republic in Italy.
⬅️ Day of independence to the Samoa.
