Today in History

September, 2014

  • 30 September

    Sept. 30, International Translation Day

    1938- Munich Agreement was signed. 1939- Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union sign an agreement on the partition of Poland. 1947- Pakistan joins the United Nations (UN). 1958- The Soviet …

  • 29 September

    Sept. 29, beginning of the British Mandate over Palestine

    1908- International conference for the protection of labor, held in Lucerne, Switzerland decides prohibition of night work for children under 14. 1918- Bulgaria surrenders to allied powers during World War …

  • 28 September

    Sept 28, al-Aqsa intifada erupts after Israeli soldiers desecrated al-Aqsa Mosque

    1911- Italy begins war against the Ottoman Empire to control the Libyan city of Tripoli. 1939- The beginning of the German attack against the Scandinavian countries in the framework of …

  • 27 September

    Sept. 27  French Scientist Champollion publishes the first translation of the Rosetta Stone hieroglyphs

    1822 –  French Scientist Jean–François Champollion publishes the first translation of the Rosetta Stone hieroglyphs. 1825 – First use of railways as a means of public transport. 1955 – UN …

  • 24 September

    Sept. 24, Potato famine starts in Ireland

    Damascus, SANA- 1895- Potato famine starts in Ireland during which 1 million people died. 1905- Sweden agrees on Norway independence. 1960- The US launches nuclear-powered aircraft carrier called “Enterprise”. 1996- …

  • 23 September

    Sept. 23, Chile’s great writer Nobel-laureate Pablo Neruda passes away

    1817- Spain and Italy sign a treaty on abolition of slave trade . 1846 – Discovery of the planet of Neptune at the Berlin Observatory . 1856 – Work starts …

  • 22 September

    Sept. 22, President Abraham Lincoln proclaims emancipation of slaves

    1862- U.S. President Abraham Lincoln proclaims emancipation of slaves in the United States. 1944- The Battle of the Philippine Sea starts. 1948- Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo executed after being …

  • 21 September

    Sept. 21, 2400 people killed in Taiwan hurricane

    1938- A hurricane hitting some areas in New York kills 600 people. 1943- Bechara Khoury elected Lebanon’s president, becoming the first president of Lebanon after independence. 1985- 2000 Mexicans killed …

  • 20 September

    Sept. 20, Wikipedia reaches a total of one million articles in over 100 languages

    1932 – Gandhi begins a hunger strike in protest of the British government’s decision to separate India’s electoral system by caste. 1946 – The first annual international film festival was …

  • 19 September

    Sept. 19, US carries out its first atomic bomb test underground

    1957 – US carries out its first atomic bomb test underground. 1999 – A multinational peacekeeping force lands in East Timor in an attempt to restore law and order to …

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