It happened that day on September 8
Events:
1380 – The Russians led by the Prince of Moscow Dmitry Donskoy are an overwhelming defeat with an army made up of a mixture of Tatar and Mongols in the battle of Colico, which is the beginning of the collapse of the Tatar State in Central Asia.
1760 – The English general Jeffrey Amorest can defeat French forces in Canada, forcing France to give up the city of Montreal, the most important city in Canada for the United Kingdom.
1937-Syria welcomes an Arab conference to discuss the question of Palestine in the light of the growing Jewish immigration to it under the auspices of the United Kingdom, which was the right to attribute to Palestine.
1941 – The beginning of the Nazi blockade of the Soviet city of Leningrad during the Second World War.
1943 – Italy announces its surrender without recording or condition during the Second World War.
1944 – London bombed a “V2 missile” for the first time during the Second World War.
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1949 – The chief of Habib Bourguiba returns to Tunisia after an absence of four and a half years which he spent in Egypt.
1954-Treaty of Southeast Asia signed in Manila between the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Thailand and the Philippines.
1974 – US President Gerald Ford published an amnesty against former President Richard Nixon on the Watergate scandal.
1978 – Bahwala government forces opened fire on the demonstrators against the rule of Shah Muhammad Reda Al -Bahlawi, which was called Black Friday in Iran, killing about 88 people and is considered a pivotal event during the Iranic Islamic Revolution.
1980 – Libyan presidents Muammar Gaddafi and Syrien Hafez Al -Assad are starting in Tripoli's discussions on the unity between their two countries.
1986 – The start of the first dialogue program for the operator Opera Winfrey.
1991 – The Republic of Macedonia announces its independence from Yugoslavia.
2007 – A suicide attack on a military barracks in Algeria, leaving 30 people.
The 2016-Nasa satellite agency is announced by the Osaire-Arx probe at the asteroid Beno 101955 in the hope that it will reach it for a year
2018 and comes back with subjects to study it in 2023.
2018 – The Japanese Naomi Osaka wins the American tennis championship open for its American competitor Serena Williams, thus becoming the first Japanese to win a major tennis championship.
✴️ The severity of the Islamic Revolution Guard targets the seat of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, which is an Iranian Kurdish opposition movement, with seven short-term missiles of Koy-Off in the Kurdistan region in the ironic region within the period of the Ironi Zones.
2021 – The National Rally of the Independent Party, led by Aziz Akhenouch, won a majority in the Moroccan legislative elections.
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Born:
828 – Imam Ali Bin Muhammad al -hadi, tenth imams of the twelve Shiites.
1157 – King Richard I, King of England.
1588 – Marine Mersin, French mathematician.
1779 – Sultan Mustafa IV, Sultan Othmani.
1830 – Frederick Mistral, French writer and poet who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1904.
1841 – Antonin Dfurgak, Czech music composer.
1857 – Gorg Mikhail, German advisor.
1897 – Jimmy Rogers, American singer.
1901 – Hendrick Ferord, Prime Minister of South Africa.
1918 – Derek Harold Barton, a British chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1969.
1944 – Ali Ben Fleis, Prime Minister of Algeria.
1946 – Awative Naim, an Iraqi actress. Khalil Argon, Turkish actor.
1952 – Takaya Hashi, Japanese audio performance actor.
1969 – Gary Speed, Welze Football Player and Coach.
1970 – Motoko Kumai, Japanese audio performance actress.
1972 – Tomokazo Ski, Japanese audio performance actor.
1973 – Khamis Al -Awaran, a Saudi football player.
1974 – Nubuyuki Kopouchi, Japanese audio performance actor.
1977 – Asami Sanada, a Japanese audio performance actress.
1978 – Gerard Ott, a Spanish football player.
1979 – Pink, American singer.
1981 – Morten Pedersen, Norwegian football player. Jonathan Taylor Thomas, American actor.
1983 – Diego Pinalio, a Swiss football player.
1986 – Joao Moutinho, Portuguese football player.
1989 – Avici, from Jay and Remkser Swedish.
1991 – Park Soo Dam, South Korean actress.
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Mortality:
1294 – Abdul Karim Ibn Tawoos, lawyer, proportional writer and Iraqi.
1304 – Abdul Karim Bin Ali, Ibn Bint Al -iraqi, an Egyptian Muslim scholar.
1645 – Franathsco de Kivido, Spanish writer.
1894 – Hermann von Helmholz, German physicist.
1933 – King Faisal I, king of the kingdom of Iraq.
1949 – Richard Strauss, Austrian musician.
1965 – Herman Steudnger, a German chemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1953.
1969 – Abdul Qadir al -Khatib, an Iraqi religious and lawyer.
1980 – Willard Libby, Nobel chemist in 1960.
1981 – Yukawa Hediki, a Japanese physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1949.
1983 – General Ibrahim Abboud, President of Sudan.
1985 – John Anders, an American doctor with a Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1954.
1993 – Zaki Naguib Mahmoud is an Egyptian philosopher.
2009 – AJI POR, Danish physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1975.
2010 – Israel Tal, an Israeli soldier.
2011 – Ahmed Bazia Al -Yassin, a Kuwaitian businessman.
2012 – Sami Ihsan, Saudi composer.
2018 – Adel Al -Bakri, Iraqi doctor, poet and writer.
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Holidays and events:
⬅️ International day of the collection.
⬅️ National day in North Korea.
National day in Andorra.
Independence day in northern Macedonia.
⬅️ Naval day in Pakistan.
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