It happened that day on July 22
Events:
1598 – The Game of Venice Dealer by William Shakespeare enters the royal register in order of Queen Elizabeth I ..
1896 – The issue of the first issue of the “Al -Sham Journal” in Damascus, and the newspaper continued to come until 1908, when it ceased to issue.
1906 – The seventh of Hukoun Coacon is the king of Norway.
1913 – Creation of Fedic (International Engineering Consulting Federation)
1921 – The Republic of the Rif in Morocco beats Spanish soldiers in the Battle of Anwal.
1933 – The American pilot Willie Post landed in New York after a unit stolen worldwide in seven days.
1944 – Independence of Poland and declaration of the Republic.
1946 – The Argon organization bombed the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, killing 91 people and injuring 46 others.
1952 – The formation of a new government in Egypt led by Ahmed Naguib Al -hilali, and continued his work for only hours, due to the revolution of July 23 of the night, and therefore the shortest age in Egypt was in Egypt.
1987 – The shooting of the painter of the Palestinian cartoon Naji al -Ali on his face in London.
1990 – The Iraqi National Council issues a recommendation that Saddam Hussein will remain president of Iraq for life.
✴️ Israel throws an cornerstone for the construction of the first colony in southern Lebanon.
2003 – The Battle of Uday and Qusay in Mosul between 200 American soldiers, Adi, Qusay and Mustafa, son of former president Saddam Hussein.
2006 – Opening of the Emirates Stadium, the current Arsenal Football Club stadium.
2015 – The University of Birmingham announces its conclusion on a Koranic manuscript dating from the prophet’s era, after being wrong with another manuscript for years.
2020 – The number of injuries confirmed at the Korona pandemic exceeds the barrier of 15 million people worldwide, including more than 617,000 deaths and approximately eight million recovery funds and about half a million cases.
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Born:
1478 – King Philippe I, king of the kingdom of Castile.
1510 – Alexandro of Medici, the governor of Florence.
1849 – Emma Lazaros, an American poet.
1887 – Gustav Herz, a German experimental physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1925.
1888 – Salman and Aksman, an American biochemical scientist who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1952.
1925 – Aida Hilal, Lebanese / Egyptian actress.
1939 – Nabil Al -Mashini, a Jordanian actor.
** Warda, Algerian singer.
1946 – Danny Glover, American actor.
** MERRY MATTEO, French singer.
** Johnson Toribiong, president of Palau.
1949 – Hayatem, Egyptian actress and dancer.
1953 – René Van Derwal, a Belgian football player.
1955 – William Davu, American actor.
1962 – SAEED SALEM, representative of Emirati.
1963 – Emilio Petraginho, a Spanish football player.
1964 – John Leguzamo, Colombian actor.
1965 – Sean Michaels, an American wrestler.
1977 – Gustavo Neri, a Brazilian football player.
1978 – Dennis Romidal, Danish football player.
1980 – Dirk Kuwait, Dutch football player.
** Kate Ryan, Belgian singer.
1984 – Stewart Downing, an English football player.
1992 – Selena Gomez, American singer and actress.
1998 – Madison Pets, an American actress.
2013 – George Amir Cambridge, the third arrangement on the British throne.
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Mortality:
1908 – William Randal Kremer, a British politician who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1903.
1936 – Ahmed Azza al -adhami, Iraqi journalist, journalist and historian.
1979 – Sandworks Kushic, Hungary Football.
2003 – Uday Saddam Hussein, an Iraqi politician.
** Qusay Saddam Hussein, Iraqi soldier and politician.
** Mustafa Qusai Saddam Hussein.
2008 – Fawaz bin Abdulaziz al Saud, governor of the region of Makkah al -mukarramah.
2018 – Fatima Abdel -Mahmoud, a Sudanese politician and the first woman to establish a political party in Sudan.
** Khadija Muhammadovic, Bosnian activist for human rights and foundation of the Association of Mothers of Serbrientsa.
2019 – Sabreen Borshid, Bahraini actress.
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Holidays and events:
⬅️ Day number i.
⬅️ National day of implants implants in the Central African Republic.
