On March 23, 1933, the German Reichstag passed a law giving full powers to Hitler’s government.
Other birthdays:
1508.- Capitulations of Ferdinand the Catholic with Juan Díaz de Solís and Vicente Yáñez Pinzón, by which they undertake to seek a strait between the Atlantic and the Pacific.
1902.- Italy increases the legal working age: from 9 to 12 years for boys and from 11 to 15 years for girls.
1907.- Nicaragua defeats the alliance of El Salvador and Honduras.
1909.- A fire destroys the Mexican Chamber of Deputies.
1933.- The Reichstag approves a law granting full powers to Hitler’s government.
1956.- Pakistan is proclaimed Islamic Republic.
1959.- Günther Grass publishes the novel “The Drum”.
1863.- French troops in favor of the enthronement of Emperor Maximilian in Mexico attack the city of Puebla.
1965.- The National Assembly of Honduras declares Oswaldo López Arellano constitutional president.
1971.- The Argentine president, General Roberto M. Levingston, resigns from office and the Junta of Commanders assumes power.
1982.- A coup d’état led by General Efraín Ríos Montt overthrows the president of Guatemala, Romeo Lucas.
1983.- United States President Ronald Reagan announces the Strategic Defense Initiative, an anti-missile shield from space, popularly known as “Star Wars”, although many of the ideas he proposed were not developed.
1987.- Willy Brandt resigns as president of the German Social Democratic Party.
1989.- The right to strike is legalized in Hungary, the second ex-communist country to do so after Poland.
1994.- Luis Donaldo Colosio, PRI candidate for president of Mexico, assassinated.
1998.- Russian President Boris Yeltsin dismisses the government en bloc and appoints Sergei Kirienko as Prime Minister.
2000.- The complete sequence of the vinegar fly genome, the most complex known to date, is revealed.
2001.- Russia sinks the Mir space station in the Pacific, after fifteen years in orbit.
2006.- Argentine president, Néstor Kirchner, restores the military rank of Colonel Jaime Cesio, who had been demoted by the Military Junta for reporting disappearances during the dictatorship.
2010.- Mexico and the US agree to strengthen security cooperation against organized crime and expand the Mérida Initiative.
2013.- For the first time in the history of the Church, a pope in full power, Francis I, and another emeritus, Benedict XVI, meet.
2014.- Adolfo Suárez, first president of the Government of Spanish democracy, dies.
2021.- The Panamanian-flagged container ship Ever Given runs aground in the Suez Canal, causing it to become blocked and international trade to collapse.
Births
1749.- Pierre Simon Laplace, French scholar.
1814.- Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda, Spanish poet.
1887.- Juan Gris, pseudonym of José González, Spanish painter.
1900.- Erich Fromm, German-American psychoanalyst.
1910.- Akira Kurosawa, Japanese film director.
1912.- Werner von Braun, German space engineer.
1922.- Ugo Tognazzi, Italian actor and filmmaker.
1931.- Viktor Korchnoi, Soviet chess grandmaster.
1937.- Robert Gallo, American doctor, co-discoverer of the AIDS virus.
1942.- Michael Haneke, Austrian filmmaker.
1944.- Michael Nyman, British composer and pianist.
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1955.- Moses Malone, jogador de basquete americano.
1956.- José Manuel Durão Barroso, político português e primeiro-ministro.
1963.- Ana Fidelia Quirot, atleta cubana.
1986.- Andrea Dovizioso, motociclista italiano.
1990.- Jaime Alguersuari, piloto espanhol de Fórmula 1.
Mortes
1842.- Henri Beyle, “Stendhal”, escritor francês.
1849.- Andrés Manuel del Río, mineralogista mexicano.
1942.- Marcelo T. de Alvear, político argentino.
1946.- Francisco Largo Caballero, político socialista espanhol.
1948.- Alberto Ghiraldo, escritor argentino.
1972.- Cristóbal Balenciaga Eizaguirre, costureiro espanhol, um dos mais importantes criadores de moda de todos os tempos.
1983.- Barney Clark, o primeiro ser humano a viver com um coração artificial
1992.- Friedrich von Hayek, britânico de origem austríaca, pai do neoliberalismo econômico, Prêmio Nobel de Economia em 1974.
1993.- Werner Richter, escritor alemão.
1994.- Giulietta Masina, atriz italiana.
1999.- Luis María Argaña, político paraguaio.
2001.- David McTaggart Freser, fundador do Greenpeace.
2006.- Wilfredo “Pío” Leiva, cantor cubano.
2009.- Carlos Semprún Maura, escritor e historiador.
2010.- José María Nunes, realizador de cinema, professor na Escola de Cinema de Barcelona.
2011.- Elizabeth Taylor, atriz anglo-americana nascida no Reino Unido, filha de pais americanos.
2013.- Boris Berezovsky, oligarca russo.
2014.- Adolfo Suárez, primeiro presidente democrático do governo da Espanha após a ditadura de Franco.
2017.- Lola Albright, atriz americana.
2018.- Nicanor Parra, poeta chileno.
2020.- Lucía Bosé, atriz italiana casada com o toureiro Luis Miguel Dominguín.
2021.- George Segal, ator americano, 87 anos.
2022.- Madeleine Albright, política americana, primeira mulher secretária de Estado dos EUA.
2023.- Gordon Moore, cofundador da fabricante de microchips Intel.
Source: Elcomercio
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