It happened that day, June 25
Events:
1678 – Italian Elena Cornaro Pascopia becomes the first woman in the world to obtain a doctorate in philosophy.
1788 – Virginia becomes the tenth state that joins the United States.
1804 – The execution of George Cadodal for his attempt to overthrow Napoleon Bonaparte and to restore the monarchy of France.
1898 – The creation of the National Bank of Egypt.
1920 – The Hague selects a permanent seat for the International Court of Justice.
1921 – The “Jerusalem conference”, which required the cancellation of the British mandate on Palestine and the declaration of independence.
1950 – The armed confrontation began on the border between North Korea and South Korea.
1965 – President Gamal Abdel Nasser has a second term for the presidency of Egypt.
1975 – Indian Prime Minister Andira Gandhi declares the state of emergency in the country and suspends the provisions of the Constitution and the elections.
1975 – Independence of Mozambique compared to Portugal.
1984 – The death of the French philosopher Michel Foucault.
1985 – Thirteen people were arrested for suspicion of being involved in the attacks of the Irish republican army which occurred two days ago, and after investigations with the prisoners, a bomb was thwarted in a hotel in London.
1988 – The Netherlands football team won the European football cup held in Western Germany after defeating the team of the Soviet Football Association with two goals for nothing.
1991 – Croatia and Slovenia announce their independence from Yugoslavia.
1996 – 16 American army killed in the bombing of the Al -Khobar towers in Saudi Arabia.
1998 – Microsoft launches the Windows 98 operating system. Signing the Arahus agreement.
2006 – The Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, was kidnapped by Palestinian armed men.
2009 – The Lebanese Parliament is elected Nabih Berri as president for the fifth consecutive time with a majority of 90 votes, and Farid McCari is elected to his assistant with a majority of 74 votes.
2013 – Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani left the emirate of Qatar and the declaration of Tamim bin Hamad bin khalifa al Thani as an emir of the country.
2014 – The 38th session of the World Heritage Committee ended in Doha (Qatar) by adding 26 new sites and extending to four others.
2017 – At least 150 people were killed and more than 100 others were injured in the accident of an oil tanker explosion near East Ahmed, Pakistan.
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Born:
1852 – Antonio Gaudi, Spanish architect.
1864 – Walter Hermannist, a German physicist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1920.
1865 – Douglas Gilviellan, lawyer and world of a South African plant.
1894 – Queen Nazli, the wife of King Fouad and the mother of King Farouk.
1900 – Louis Montbatin, the last deputy king of the United Kingdom in India.
1901 – Chester Arnold, Inti and American Plant.
1903 – George Orwell, British novelist.
1905 – IHSAN AL -JAZIRLI, an Egyptian actress.
1907 – Hans Yenson, a German physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1963.
1911 – William Stein, an American biochemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1972.
1926 – Ingjet Bakhanman, Austrian writer.
1928 – Alexei Alexevich Abikosov, a Russian physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2003.
1934 – Muharram Fouad, Egyptian singer.
1936 – Youssef Habibi, President of Indonesia.
1937 -Sheikh Nawaf al -Ahmad al -jaber al -Sabah, emir of the state of Kuwait.
1948 – Beruri Marantika, singer and representative of Indonesia.
1954 – Fawzia al -diri, a Kuwaitian doctor.
1956 – Boris Trekovsky, President of the Second Macedonian Republic.
1958 – Sirik Ahmedov, Minister of Defense and former Prime Minister Kazakh.
1963 George Michael, British singer. Jan Martel, Canadian writer.
1965 – Nihal Anbar, an Egyptian actress.
1968 – Donenel Montino, Romanian player and coach.
1972 -SAIF AL -ISLAM AL -GADHAFI, President of the Gaddafi International Foundation for Companies and Charitable Development, and the son of the late Libyan president Muammar Gaddafi.
1975 – Vladimir Kramnik, a Russian chess player.
1976 – Habib Al -Habib, Saudi actor.
1979 – Richard Hughes, an Scottish football player.
1981 – Wassim Abdel Majid, Syrian actor.
1982 – ALAA HABIL, BAHREENTI football player.
1985 – Fadwa Al -Maliki, Moroccan singer.
1989 – Walid Al -anzi, a Kuwaitian diffuser.
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Mortality:
1533 – Queen Mary Tidor, wife of Louis XII King of France.
1767 – Gyorg Philip Telman, German musician.
1861 – Sultan Abdul Majeed I, Sultan Othmani.
1894 – Sadi Karno, President of the fourth French Republic.
1937 – Colin Clayef, British actor.
1964 – Gert Retfield, Dutch architect.
1971 – John Boyd, an Scottish and Physiological Specialist, Nobel Peace Prize in 1949.
1982 – Youssef Ibrahim Yazbek, Lebanese historian.
1984 – Michelle Foucault, French philosopher.
1995 – Irenest Walton, an Irish physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1951.
1997 – Jack Eve Costo, French Explorer.
1998 – Ma’anb al -wanas, Algerian singer, poet and activist.
2005 – Hussein Bin Muhammad al -Khalifa, Fakih Jaafari and a Saudi religious teacher.
2009 – Farah Faust, American actress. Michael Jackson, an American singer.
2013 – Facilitate Eden, a Jordanian poet.
2015 – Abdulaziz al -Adsani, chief of Kuwaitian accounting office.
2019 – Kamal Al -Sheikh, a Palestinian politician.
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Holidays and events:
Independence day in Mozambique.
Independence day in Croatia.
Independence day in Slovenia.
