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* [[1999]] – Armed men led by [[Nairi Hunanyan]] '''[[1999 Armenian parliament shooting|attacked]]''' the [[National Assembly (Armenia)|National Assembly of Armenia]], killing [[Prime Minister of Armenia|Prime Minister]] [[Vazgen Sargsyan]], Speaker of Parliament [[Karen Demirchyan]], and six others. |
* [[1999]] – Armed men led by [[Nairi Hunanyan]] '''[[1999 Armenian parliament shooting|attacked]]''' the [[National Assembly (Armenia)|National Assembly of Armenia]], killing [[Prime Minister of Armenia|Prime Minister]] [[Vazgen Sargsyan]], Speaker of Parliament [[Karen Demirchyan]], and six others. |
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* [[1553]] – Fordēmede þe he |
* [[1553]] – Fordēmede þe he ƿære [[gedwola|gedƿola]] forþæm þe he bodigede ƿiþ þa lāre þære [[Þrines]]se and ƿiþ bearnfulluht, forslēan ƿæs '''[[Michael Servetus]]''' be bærnet æt þæm stange ūt [[Genf]]. |
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* [[1644]] – [[Englisc Ingewinn]]: The combined armies of [[Engla Witenagemōt| |
* [[1644]] – [[Englisc Ingewinn|Englisc Ingeƿinn]]: The combined armies of [[Engla Witenagemōt|Ƿitenagemōte]] hæfedon sige on þǣm felde ƿið þǣm [[Cavaliers (royalists)|Cyninges mannum]] æt þǣre '''[[Ōðru Beadu æt Ulfretūne]]''', ac hie ne geƿonnen any strategic advantage þǣrbe. |
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* [[1810]] – Þa Geānedan Rīcu him gecnytte '''[[Westflorida]]''', se |
* [[1810]] – Þa Geānedan Rīcu him gecnytte '''[[Westflorida|Ƿestflorida]]''', se ƿæs se ƿestdǣl of Spēna landbūnesse on Floridan. |
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* [[1916]] – Folgendas þæs gefeallena [[Sigelhwarena Casere|Ierfa-Casere]] be naman [[Iyasu V Sigelhwarena Casere|Iyasu V]] |
* [[1916]] – Folgendas þæs gefeallena [[Sigelhwarena Casere|Ierfa-Casere]] be naman [[Iyasu V Sigelhwarena Casere|Iyasu V]] ƿæron sigeleasa æt '''[[Segale Beadu|Segale Beadƿe]]''', and þes endod hiera attempt to restore him on þæm cynedōme. |
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* [[2005]] – Ðreo Mahometfolgendan geogoþena deaþ of in [[Clichy-sous-Bois]] þære underbyrig of [[Paris]] ongann '''[[2005 unfriþ on Francum| |
* [[2005]] – Ðreo Mahometfolgendan geogoþena deaþ of in [[Clichy-sous-Bois]] þære underbyrig of [[Paris]] ongann '''[[2005 unfriþ on Francum|feoƿer monaþa unfrið]]''' be [[African immigration to France|youths of North African origins]] in missenlicum Franclandes dǣlum. |
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Independence Day in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1979) and Turkmenistan (1991) | St Vincent & Grenadines has refimprove; Turkmenistan tagged {{ISBN}} and has lots of {{cn}} tags. |
1275 – The earliest recorded usage of the name "Amsterdam" was made on a certificate by Count Floris V of Holland that granted the inhabitants, who had built a bridge with a dam across the Amstel, an exemption from paying the bridge's tolls. | History of Amsterdam needs more footnotes; Amsterdam has refimprove section |
1682 – William Penn founded the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. | section too long |
1795 – The United States and Spain signed the Treaty of Madrid, defining the boundaries of the United States with the Spanish colonies and guaranteeing the United States navigation rights on the Mississippi River. | needs more footnotes |
1961 – NASA launched the first Saturn I rocket, the United States' first dedicated spacecraft designed specifically to launch loads into Earth orbit. | Tagged with {{refimprove}} |
1971 – The Democratic Republic of the Congo was renamed Zaire after a Portuguese mispronunciation of the Kikongo word nzere or nzadi, which translates to "the river that swallows all rivers" . | DRC has refimprove sections, Zaire needs more footnotes |
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- 1838 – Governor of Missouri Lilburn Boggs issued Missouri Executive Order 44, ordering all Mormons to leave the state or be killed.
- 1904 – The first underground segment of the New York City Subway, today one of the most extensive public transportation systems in the world, opened, connecting New York City Hall with Harlem.
- 1916 – Supporters of deposed Ethiopian Emperor-designate Iyasu V were defeated at the Battle of Segale, ending their attempt to restore him to the throne.
- 1944 – World War II: German forces captured Banská Bystrica, the center of anti-Nazi opposition in Slovakia, bringing the Slovak National Uprising to an end.
- 1958 – General Ayub Khan deposed Iskander Mirza in a bloodless coup d'état to become the second President of Pakistan, less than three weeks after Mirza had appointed him the enforcer of martial law.
- 1981 – Cold War: Soviet Whiskey-class submarine U 137 ran aground near Sweden's Karlskrona naval base, sparking an international incident termed "Whiskey on the rocks".
- 1999 – Armed men led by Nairi Hunanyan attacked the National Assembly of Armenia, killing Prime Minister Vazgen Sargsyan, Speaker of Parliament Karen Demirchyan, and six others.
27 Ƿinterfylleþ : Se Langa Frigedæg on Westernum Crīstendōme;
- 1553 – Fordēmede þe he ƿære gedƿola forþæm þe he bodigede ƿiþ þa lāre þære Þrinesse and ƿiþ bearnfulluht, forslēan ƿæs Michael Servetus be bærnet æt þæm stange ūt Genf.
- 1644 – Englisc Ingeƿinn: The combined armies of Ƿitenagemōte hæfedon sige on þǣm felde ƿið þǣm Cyninges mannum æt þǣre Ōðru Beadu æt Ulfretūne, ac hie ne geƿonnen any strategic advantage þǣrbe.
- 1810 – Þa Geānedan Rīcu him gecnytte Ƿestflorida, se ƿæs se ƿestdǣl of Spēna landbūnesse on Floridan.
- 1916 – Folgendas þæs gefeallena Ierfa-Casere be naman Iyasu V ƿæron sigeleasa æt Segale Beadƿe, and þes endod hiera attempt to restore him on þæm cynedōme.
- 2005 – Ðreo Mahometfolgendan geogoþena deaþ of in Clichy-sous-Bois þære underbyrig of Paris ongann feoƿer monaþa unfrið be youths of North African origins in missenlicum Franclandes dǣlum.