14 October In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on October 14, the day number in a year is 288 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 289. October 14 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
1066	The forces of England's Norman Victory-Vilium The Concorer defeated the British Army on Hastings and killed England's last Crown Anglo-Saxon king Herold Godwinson.
1700	Rabbis Judah Hasid and Chaim Molochow came to Jerusalem.
1745	French aid convoy reached Montreux Scotland.
1756	An agreement of friendship and trade was signed by Sultan Osman III, and King Frederick V. Denmark appointed an extraordinary representative for the Ottoman Empire.
1758	The Austrian army defeated Prussia at Saxon, Battle of Hachkirk.
1774	The First Continental Congress declared colonial rights in Philadelphia.
1805	The War of the third coalition-French forces under Marshal Mitchell Ney defeated Austrian forces in Ellingen, Current Germany.
1863	In the Battle of the US Citizen War-Bisto station, the UNII II Corps was able to surprise and retrieve the confederate attack on the Union Rear Guard, resulting in the union victory.
1882	The University of Punjab was established in modern Pakistan.
1884	Lala Hardayal, the founder of 'Gadar Party' in America, was born in Delhi.
1888	French inventor Louis Le Prince filmed the Roundhe, Leeds, Westorekshire, England, the earliest living picture roundhe garden scene.
1912	Former US President Theodore Roosevelt was shot in an attempt to harass, but gave a speech before receiving the healing pre -mining surgeon John Benjamin Murphy.
1913	An explosion at Universal coal mines in Britain's South Wales killed 439 people.
1931	Manuel Azana became Prime Minister of Spain.
1938	One of the most produced American fighter aircraft, CurticeP -40 Warhoc took their first flight in Buffalo, New York.
1939	The second World War-German submarine U-47 sank in the Torpedo and the British Royal Navy warship HMS drowned in Royal Oak, while later immersed in scop flow in Scotland's orche.
1940	During the Second World War Bloitz, a semi-piercing fragmentation bomb of a 1,400 kg (3,100 pounds) fell on the road above the bomb, which was being used as an aerial-aircraft shelter, with at least 64 at least 64 People were killed.
1940	The Nationality Act was a United States law signed.
1943	Second World War- During the second raid on Shwenfurt, the US 8th Air Force suffered so much damage that it ended the dominance of air for several months.
1943	Italy declared a fight against Germany's former Allies.
1944	After being associated with the conspiracy to assassinate Adolf Hitler, German Field Marshal Irwin Romel was forced to commit suicide.
1952	The United Nations General Assembly met for the first time at its current headquarters in New York.
1953	Israeli military commander Ariel Sharon and his unit 101 special forces attacked the West Bank at Qibya village, destroying 45 buildings, killing 42 villagers and injuring 15 others.
1956	Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar accepted Buddhism in Nagpur with 3,85,000 followers.
1964	, Martin Luther King, Junior, is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his non -violent conflict against racial discrimination in the US.
1964	Leonid Breznev succeeded Nikita Khrushchev as General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
1964	Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded at the age of just 35 to run a non-violent movement against apartheid in American society. Born in the US state of Georgia, King became the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
1968	The first live telecast from the manned American spacecraft using a black and white camera has been sent back to Earth from Apollo 7.
1968	In the Summer Olympic Games held in Mexico City, American runner Jim Highness set the record for completing the 100 meters in 9.95 seconds.
1969	The British fifty pens coin was introduced to replace the ten -ten note, but its size initially mistaken the old half crown and the new ten pence pieces.
1973	After the student's protest against the violence against the Thai military rule, Raja Bhumibol Advayedz announced that the Primeminist Theinom Kitchakorn had resigned.
1981	Hosni Mubarak was elected President of Egypt, Anwar Sadat was killed a week later.
1988	The US conducted a nuclear test in Nevada.
1991	Bangla opposition politician Aung San Suu Kyi was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
1991	According to scientists of the International Affairs Authority in Australia, the Earth's protective ozone layer has shrunk from 4% in the last ten years, while in the last 10 years it was 2%.
2000	The United States closed its embassies in 22 countries, including Pakistan.
2006	1718 has been adopted by the United Nations Security Council, implementing sanctions in response to recent nuclear tests conducted on North Korea.
2007	The International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA) approved Nepal for the use of nuclear technology in the medical and agricultural sectors.
2010	United Nations scientists claim that they have wiped out the RinderPest virus, making it the second virus eradicated by humans.
2011	The British Ministry of Defense claims that five Royal Marines have been accused of murder on an incident related to the death of a rebel in Afghanistan.
2011	A stromatolite colony is located in the giant Coseway in Northern Ireland.
2012	Gunmen killed 20 people in a mosque in Nigeria.
2014	Apple and Facebook have proposed to pay the cost of freezing the eggs of their female employees, which will be covered by the insurance plans of the companies. This is to help women focus on their careers, if they want to delay maternity.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1240	Razia Sultan, the first female ruler of India, died.
1643	Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah I of Delhi India) was born.
2007	A film theater occurred in a film theater in Ludhiana, the state of Punjab, India, killing about six people and injuring at least 30 others.
2008	Indian novelist Arvind Adiga has been awarded the Man Booker Award for his first novel The White Tiger.

Day/Observance	Level
World Standard Day	International Day
International E-Waste Day	International Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1884	Lala Har Dayal / Freedom Fighter / India
1884	Lala Hardayal / Freedom Fighter / India
1890	Dwight David Eisenhower / Politician / India
1939	Dr. Suniti Solomon / Physician / India
1950	Arun Khetarpal / Soldier / India
1961	Parmeet Sethi / Actor / India
1981	Gautam Gambhir / Cricketer / India

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