19 August In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on August 19, the day number in a year is 232 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 233. August 19 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
1591	The French king Henri IV captured the city of Rouen in northern France.
1600	Mughal Emperor Akbar captured Ahmednagar.
1612	The three women of Lancashirevilge of Sammelsbury accused 'Sammelsbari Witches' of practicing witchcraft in one of the most famous witch tests in English history.
1745	Boney Prince Charlie raised the jacobite standard in Glenfinain of Scottish Highlands to start the second jacobite rising.
1812	The USS Constitution was defeated in the 1812-American Navy War, the Nebritish Royal Navy defeated HMS Gurreyar on the coast of Nova Scotia in Canada, leading to its surname 'Old Ironusides'.
1839	World Photography Day started when a report was presented about the discovery of the photo element.
1895	American dacoit and folk hero John Wesley Hardine was shot dead in Texas's El Paso.
1897	The first electric taxi operated in London.
1897	The first electric taxi driver drove in London.
1915	Ration law came into effect in the Netherlands.
1918	The 9th President of the country Shankar Dayal Sharma was born.
1929	The highly influential American radio comedy show Amos 'N ' Andy (Stars Freeman Gosden and Charles Korel Picture) made their debut.
1934	Adolf Hitler is given full power to Germany, as the votes of the German people put the positions of Chancellor and President in the event of fuel.
1942	The Second World War-Mitra Army faced more than 3,000 casualties, when they failed to attack the German-Quiz port of Deppa, France.
1945	During the August Revolution against French colonial rule, under Ho Chi Minh, Vith Minh took over Hanoi in North Vietnam.
1949	Bhubaneshwar became the capital of Odisha.
1953	The United Kingdom and the United States intelligence agencies stopped the coup of Iran Prime Minister Mohammad Mosdeg and restored the full monarchy of Mohammad Raza Pahlavi.
1960	Soviet space dogs Belka and Straelka began revolving around the Korbal -Sputnik -2 spacecraft.
1964	The communication satellite Syncom 3 was launched.
1978	Omani entrepreneur Kayes Al Khonji was born.
1978	422 died due to fire in Iran's cinema house.
1981	Two American F -14 Tomats shot two Libya's Su -22. The US Navy conducted military exercises in Sidara's Gulf.
1989	Hungary opened its limit with Austria as part of the paan-european picnic, allowing several hundred East Germans to blame Westway.
1993	Famous actor and producer of Hindi and Bengali films Utpal Dutt died.
2003	A suicide bomber in Hamas killed 23 people in a crowded public bus in Shamruel Hanvi Quarter Jerusalam and injured more than 130 people.
2005	In the southern Ontario of Canada, thunderstorms created a minimum tornado, which occurred in loss of over $ 500 million.
2006	A Turkish-Irani natural gas pipeline is running in the Agri province. Turkish officials said the separatists were responsible.
2007	A week-long heat wave in the southeast and midwest of the United States caused 49 deaths.
2008	North Korea declared Sweden as the enemy and the United States as a war puppet.
2009	A series of bombings in Baghdad, Iraq, killed 101 people and injured 565.
2010	The Oxford dictionary of English connects new words and phrases to the language including Vuvuzela, carbon possession and storage, toxic debt, and quantitative ease.
2010	Operation Iraqi Freedom came to an end with the last brigade of the US Army moving to Kuwait.
2012	Japan won the 2012 Women's baseball World Cup, won its third direct title.
2013	The first similar-sex wedding in New Zealand managed to pass the marriage equality bill in April.
295	The oldest temple was dedicated to Venus, the Roman Devi of love, beauty and fertility.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1757	The first one rupee coin of the East India Company was made in the Calcutta mint.
2005	Between the most serious conflicts on the Indo-Bangladesh border in recent months, Bangladesh Rifles set open fire from India in West Bengal. About 500 rounds were fired in the dispute, but there was no reason.
2014	The meeting between the foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan has been called a bandh due to a meeting of Pakistani officials with separatists in the Kashmir region, which is a disputed province among nations.

Day/Observance	Level
World Photography Day	International Day
World Humanitarian Day	International Day
World Humanitarian Day	International Day
Afghan Independence Day (Afghan Victory Day)	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1989	Rohit Khandelwal / Model / India
1887	S. Satyamurti / Politician / India
1907	Acharya Hajari Prasad Dwivedi / Writer / India
1907	Hazari Prasad Dwivedi / Author / India
1907	Swaran Singh / Politician / India
1910	Sister Alphonsa / Saint / India
1918	Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma / Politician / India
1918	Shankar Dayal Sharma / Politician / India
1918	Shankardayal Sharma / Politician / India
1950	Sudha Murthy / Author / India
1967	Khandro Rinpoche / Spiritual Leader / India
1967	Nandana Sen / Actress / India
1976	Neeta Ghosh / Pilot / India
1989	Rohit Khandelwal / Actor / India

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