It happened that day on February 27
Events:
1897-Great Britain recognizes the authority of the United States on the Western hemisphere.
1900 – Establishment of the British Labor Party.
1933 – The Reichstag building was fire.
1976 – The announcement of the establishment of the Democratic Arab Republic in the west of the Sahara, which, according to Morocco, are land.
1983 – The start of work in the King Fahd bridge, which links Saudi Arabia to Bahrain.
1990 – Re -Election of Touchki Kaifo as Prime Minister of Japan.
1991 – US President George W. Bush officially announces that the state of Kuwait has been released from the Iraqi occupation.
المرال The Kuwait free flag was raised during a ceremony held in the center of the capital, marking the return of legitimate authority to Kuwait.
2004 – Israeli forces storm the Al -Aqsa mosque during Friday prayers, which leads to 24 people, including women.
2010 – An earthquake in Chile is 8.8 according to the seismic torque scale.
2011 -Tunisian Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi, resigns from his post, and the acting president of the Republic, Fouad Al -Mutazaa, costs Al -Baji Qaid Essebsi to lead the government.
⭐ The creation of the National Transition Council in Libya, following the outbreak of the Revolution of February 17.
2015 – The assassination of Russian exhibitions Boris Nimings in Moscow.
2019 – The announcement of the victory of Nigerian President Muhammad Bakhari in a third presidential state after having exceeded his Rival Atiq Abu Bakr in the elections which took place on February 23, 2019 and won 55.6% of the votes.
⭐ Dozens of people were killed and injured during a train collision at Ramses station in the Egyptian capital.
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Born:
272 – Constantin I, Emperor of the Roman Empire.
1547 – Sheikh al -baha’i, religious scholar, lawyer, mathematics and Lebanese philosopher.
1691 – Edward Kaif, English character and the first to suggest the idea of the magazine.
1897 – Marianne Anderson, African -American singer.
1899 – Charles Best, a Canadian medical scientist.
1902 – John Steinbeek, an American writer winner of the Nobel Prize in 1962.
1912 – Lawrence Daril, British novelist.
1929 – Gilma Santos, Brazilian football player.
1932 – Elizabeth Taylor, a British actress.
1937 – Samir al -asfouri, Egyptian director.
1942 – Robert Grabs, an American chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 2005.
1943 – Carlos Alberto Pereira, Brazilian football coach.
1950 – Fatima al -rubaie, an Iraqi actress.
1975 – Caroline Khalil, Egyptian plastic actress and artist.
1976 – Rashid Riyadh, Pakistani player Kricitte.
1978 – MoEz Masoud, Egyptian Islamic researcher.
** Kakha Kaldzah, Georgian football player.
1979 – Muhammad al -Ahmad, a Syrian actor.
1981 – Josh Group, an American Singer.
1983 – Kate Mara, American actress. Muhammad Nabous, Libyan journalist.
1984 – Yasser Al -Musaylim, a Saudi football player.
1985 – Deniar Bielaletdinov, a Russian football player.
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Mortality:
1930 – Joseph Wright, linguistics of the United Kingdom.
1936 – Ivan Pavlov, a Russian doctor with a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1904.
1958 – Lotfa Ali is an average Iranian politician and journalist.
1974 – Nadia Saif Al -Nasr, an Egyptian actress.
1989 – Conrad Lorentz, an Austrian world in animal science, has a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1973.
** Mahmoud al -Sabaa, Egyptian actor.
1993 – Lillian Gis, an American actress.
1997 – Mohamed Awad, Egyptian actor.
2000 – Sheikh al -Yayed is an former Egyptian preacher.
2006 – Abu Bakr Ezzat, Egyptian actor.
** Frenik Benny, Hungarian football player.
2011 – Najmuddin Erbakan, Prime Minister of Türkiye.
2012 – Tharwat Okasha, Egyptian writer, politician and military.
2015 – Ghassan Matar, Egyptian Palestinian actor.
** Boris Nimings, Russian exhibitions.
2016 – Faraj Allah Salashur, Iranian director.
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Holidays and events:
National Day in the Dominican Republic.
