It happened that day, June 9
Events:
641 – Muslims led by Amr Bin Al -Aas are able to eliminate the last bastions of the Romans of Alexandria, about a year after the conquest of most regions of Egypt, in particular the fort of Babylon, which was the capital of Roman domination in Egypt.
1898 – The United Kingdom obliges the Chinese government to sign a Hong Kong rental contract after having occupied it militarily.
1923 – General Maxim Wagan is appointed supreme representative in Syria and Lebanon, succeeding Henry Guru. Wagan remained in position until November 1924 and behind him, Maurice Saray.
1928 – The start of regular New York television shows for two hours a day and three times a week.
Charles Kingsford Smith and his crew make the first flight of the Pacific Ocean with Cirmor Fuukar F / 3M called the “Southern Cross”, where they left Oakland, California, May 31 and arrived in Brisbane via Honolulu and Figi, and the trip took 83 hours.
1938 – The formation of the Nicaragian Air Force as a military force at Nacional de Gardia.
1940 – The Norwegian army succumbs to the forces of Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
1965 – The start of the Dhofar revolution in Oman.
1967 – Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser announces the people to withdraw the Presidency of the Republic, due to defeat in the six -day war.
✴️ The Israeli authorities destroy the Moroccan district of Jerusalem.
1982 – The Israeli Air Force plane launches a strong air attack on Syrian air defense sites in the Lebanese Bekaa and destroys most of them, in the context of war, they employed in Lebanon.
1989 – The return of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Lebanon.
1996 – The Swedish Air Force opens a school of education in flight in Satinas.
1999 – Princess Rania al -Abdullah crowns a queen of the kingdom of Hashhemite from Jordan, the day of King Abdullah II celebrating her coronation of the throne.
2006 – The 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany opened its doors.
2012 – The Syrian National Council elects Abdul Basit AIDS as president, succeeding Burhan Ghalioun.
2013 -Islamic State activists in Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) execute the teenager Muhammad Qataa, the fifteen -year -olds in the Al -Shaar district in the city of Aleppo, for what the organization said “disbelief”.
2019 – Hundreds of thousands of people demonstrate against a bill to submit criminals between Hong Kong and the Chinese federal government for fear of violating the legal specificity of the city enjoying car and personal security.
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Born:
1595 – King Fuadisawaf IV, King of Poland.
1661 – Caesar Funder III, Caesar Russia.
1672 – Emperor Boutros le Grand, emperor of the Russian Empire.
1781 – George Stevenson, English engineer and the first to create a railroad in the world.
1812 – Johan Jadfid Gal, a German scientist in astronomy.
1843 – Berta von Sotner, Austrian peace activist with a Nobel Peace Prize in 1905.
1851 – Charles Bonaparte, an American politician.
1875 – Henry Del, English doctor, Nobel Prize winner for the year 1936.
1925 – Nelly Mazloum, Egyptian actress and dancer of Greek origin.
1944 – Zizi al -Badrawi, an Egyptian actress.
1950 – Fadia Khattab, a Syrian actress.
1951 – Muhammad al -Saqr, politician and Kuwaiti media.
1954 – Eduardo Anile, son of the former president of the Juventus club.
1960 – Dan Sullivan, Australian politician.
1961 – Michael Ji Fox, American / Canadian actor.
1963 – Johnny Depp, American actor.
1966 – Muhammad Qasim Khudair.
1969 – Eric Wenalda, an American football player.
1974 – Muhammad al -serafi, Kuwaitian actor.
1975 – Otto Ado, Ghani Soccer Player.
1976 – Amisha Patel, an Indian actress.
1978 – Miroslav Klose, German football player.
1980 – Khaled Abdel -quddus, a Kuwaitian football player.
1982 – Fahd Al -farhan, a Kuwaitian football player.
1983 – Buthaina al -raisi, actress Omanie.
** Firas al -Khatib, a Syrian football player.
1984 – Masoud Shujai, an Iranian football player.
** Wesley Snyder, a Dutch football player.
1988 – Socrates Bastatopoulos, Greek football player.
1989 – Simon Yaqoub, Judo Player de Palestine.
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Mortality:
68 – Emperor Nero, Roman emperor.
373 – Afram al -Syriaani, Sadiri Sairi.
1870 – Charles Dickens, British novelist.
1946 – Ananda Mahidol, Thai king.
1959 – Adolf Fendus, a German chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1928.
1974 – Miggel Anthorias, a writer Nobel Guatemali, a Nobel Prize in literature in 1967.
1976 – Ghaiser, German writer.
1989 – George Bidel, an American biologist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1958.
1994 – Jean Tanbernin, a Dutch economist, Nobel Prize in economics in 1969.
1996 – Abdel Aziz Hussein, Kuwaitian writer and politician.
2005 – Abdullah Mahmoud, Egyptian actor.
2008 – Suleiman Al -Mousa, a Jordanian writer.
2011 – JOSEP CATATINKI, Bosnian football player.
** Tomoko Kawakami, a Japanese audio performance actress.
2017 – Adam West, American actor.
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Holidays and events;
⬅️ The feast of sitting in the kingdom of Hashemite of Jordan.
⬅️ The anniversary of the Australian Queen.
