12 June In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on June 12, the day number in a year is 164 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 165. June 12 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1240	The Paris dispute began in the court of King Louis IX, in which four rabbis defended Talmud against the condemnation of Nicholas Donin.
1381	The first mass opposition to the farmer rebellion began in Blackhead, England, in which Lollard priest John Ball asked a mob, 'When Adam removed the Eve and was a havildar, who was the gentleman? '
1653	Gabbard's naval war took place between the Commonwealth of England and the Safolk between the fleet of the United Provinces, during the first Anglo-Dutch War near Gabard Sholay on the coast of England. The Dutch ended the fight with a total of 17 ships, out of which 6 were drowned and 11 were caught.
1665	New Amsterdam legally became part of Britain and was named New York after the Duke of York.
1691	Pope Alexander the Eighth) replaced the Innocent twelfth.
1776	Fifth Virginia Convention acknowledged the declaration of rights, a highly impressive document that declares the underlying rights.
1787	US law was passed, making it mandatory for the senator to be at least 30 years old.
1798	During the 1798 Irish rebellion between the British forces led by the local joint Irishis led by Major-General George Nugant and Henry Munro, during the Irish Rebellion, Battle of Ballinhin, was fought outside the county down. Initial reports claimed that four hundred rebels were killed, while British losses were around forty.
1817	The German inventor Karl Drasse drove his earliest horse ("Dreissen " or Loughmaskine), the earliest form of the bicycle, in Mannheim.
1830	France started the process of colonization of Algeria.
1852	Taiping Rebellion: Taiping forces entered Hunan.
1864	Union General Uleises S. Grant expel his soldiers from a cold harbor in Hanover County, Virginia, one of the most blood -soaked battles in the US Civil War.
1889	Runway passenger vehicles collided with Aragh, a current trainer in northern Ireland, killing 80 people.
1889	88 people died in Armagh rail disaster in Ireland.
1898	Philippine declaration of freedom. This Caviet II L Viso was declared in the current day-day Quitte, with the public reading of the Cavit, the Act of the Declaration of Freedom, the Filipino revolutionary forces under the General Emilio Aguunelo declared the sovereignty and freedom of the Philippine Islands from the colonial rule of Spain. Did. ,
1899	New Richmond Bandar killed 117 people and injured 125 people in the northern great plains of the United States.
1914	Greek Massacre: Ottoman Greeks were killed in Fokia by Turkish irregular soldiers.
1926	Brazil decided to come out of the League of Nations.
1939	Byron Nelson Won Open
1942	On her thirteenth birthday, Anne Frank started placing her diary on the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands.
1952	The then Soviet Union declared the peace treaty with Japan illegal.
1954	Pope Pius XII died at the age of 14, Dominic Savio, who died to make him the youngest non-vegetable saint in the Roman Catholic Church.
1963	The African American civilian rights activist was from Bayran de la Bekwith, a member of the Medagar Erers Ku Clox Clan.
1964	Nelson Mandela sentenced to life imprisonment for agitating against apartheid in South Africa.
1967	Venera 4 was launched. Venus was an investigation at the Soviet Venera program to discover Venus. This was the first successful probe to analyze in-place analysis of the atmosphere of another planet. It can also be the first investigation into landing on another planet.
1968	The us The film Baby of Rosemary was published.
1975	The Allahabad High Court convicted the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in electoral corruption.
1987	Cold War- During a speech at Berlin Burger Gate of Berlin by Berlin's Wall, US President Ronald Reagan challenged Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to 'tearing this wall'!
1990	Russia Day is celebrated on 12 June, which is the national holiday of the Russian Federation. It is celebrated every year since 1992. The first Congress of the Russian Federation's People's Deputy in June adopted the Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic's announcement of the state sovereignty. 12, 1990.
1991	Boris Yeltsin became the then President of the Russian Republic.
1994	The world's largest twinjet Boeing 777 creates its first flight. Boeing 777 is a family of twin-engine jets with long-range wide-wide body developed by Boeing commercial airplanes. It is the world's largest twinjet and has a seating capacity for 314 to 451 passengers.
1994	The world's largest twinjet aircraft, the Boeing 777, took its first flight.
1996	H. , Deve Gowda won the trust vote in the Lok Sabha and ruled as the head of the United Front alliance. He is a member of the 16th Lok Sabha representing Hassan constituency in Karnataka and is also the national president of the Janata Dal (Secular) Party, and has strong support in the Vokkaliga community which is at the forefront of state politics.
1999	After the bombing of Yugoslavia and Kosovover, the NATO -led Kosovo force (a portrait of the German army's armored vehicle) entered Kosovo with the mandate of the installation of a safe environment in the inn area.
2001	Robert Edward Dyer was sentenced to 16 years for a six -month long letter bomb campaign against the British Supermarket series Tesco.
2002	International Labor Organization (ILO), the UN body which controls the world of work', launched World Day in 2002 to focus on efforts to fight against child labor and inaugurated World Labor in 2002 . The day brings together governments, local authorities, civil societies and organizations to define guidelines to indicate child labor problem and help child laborers.
2002	World Child Labor Prohibition Day began.
2008	The South Asian Football Federation has hosted the sixth SAIF Football Championship for the year 2009.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1905	The Sever's Society was formed by Gopal Krishna Gokhale in Pune, Maharashtra who left the Deccan Education Society for the formation of this Sangh. He was accompanied by a small group of educated Indians like Natesh Appaji Dravid, Gopal Krishna Deodhar and Anant Patwardhan who wanted to promote social and human development in India and overthrow British rule.
1990	The Indian National Satellite (Insat-1D) was launched. It is an operational multi -purpose communication and meteorological satellite. It is still in service. It was launched by the US Delta launch vehicle of the Canedi Space Center in Florida, US. It was a multi-purpose geo-satellite launched by ISRO to complete telecommunications, broadcasting, meteorology and search and rescue operations.

Day/Observance	Level
World Child Labor Prohibition Day	International Day
World Day Against Child Labour	International Day
Philippines Independence Day (Araw ng Kalayaan or Araw ng Kasarinlan)	National Day
Russia Day	National Day

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