According to Gregory calendar, on June 19, the day number in a year is 171 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 172. June 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.
Important Historical Events of 19 June in the World ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1179 | Kalvskinate's Norway Battle outside Norwos. The fight was fought between King Severre Sigardson and Eraling Skek. Ayaling was killed and the fight changed the curriculum of civil warres. |
1269 | Louis IX of France imposed a ten liver silver fine found without a yellow badge. |
1269 | King Louis of France issued an order to all the Jews to wear a badge of shame. |
1586 | The English colonies left the island of Raunok after the English colonies failed to establish England's first permanent settlement in North America. The establishment was funded by Sir Humphre Gilbert. Three years after the last shipment of the supply from England, the last group of colonists disappeared during the Anglo-Spanish war. The Raunok Colony, known as a lost colony, was located in today's Dare County, Northern Carolina, the United States. |
1770 | The General Church of New Jerusalem was established. |
1816 | The battle of Seven Oux began between North West Company and Hudson's Bay Company near Vinnipag in Canada. The main reason for the dispute was fur trade. It is also known as Pemican War. |
1816 | Hudson's Bay Company and North West Company, rival fur-trading companies, current-din-Kinitoba, Manitoba, Canada are engaged in violent confrontation. |
1816 | Hudson's Bay Company and North West Company, rival fur-trading companies, current Vinypeg, Manitoba, are engaged in violent conflicts. |
1816 | In the Battle of Seven Oaks the Hudson Bay Company was defeated by the North West Company in Canada, near Winnipeg. |
1846 | The first officially recorded baseball game was played by Alexander Cartright in the Hobback of New Jersey, USA. |
1850 | Lewis of the Netherlands married Crown Prince Carl of Sweden-Norway. |
1861 | Francis Peerpont was elected provisional governor of West Virginia. |
1862 | The US Congress banned slavery in the United States, expelled Drade Scott vs. Stanford. Drade Scott vs. Stanford was a decision of the US Supreme Court in which African Americans, whether slaves or independent, could not be an American citizen and therefore no one was standing to prosecute the federal court. |
1865 | Union General Graner freed all slaves in Texas. |
1867 | Mexico's Emperor Maximilian I was carried out by squad invertroratro firing. |
1875 | The US Marine Hospital was formally inaugurated in the Presidio. |
1899 | Edward Elgar's Enigma Variations premiered in London. |
1910 | Father's Day was first celebrated in Spokane, Washington. |
1921 | The Christians of Turkey and Palestine signed the Friendship Agreement against the Jews. |
1933 | The Austrian government banned Nazi organizations. |
1938 | Italy defeated Hungary by 4-2 runs and won the World Cup. |
1939 | Former American baseball player Lo Gehrrig was a disease called Vithamotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, now commonly known in the United States 'Low Gehris Disease'. |
1944 | The World War II-World-United States of America and the Imperial Japan connected each other to the Mariana Islands in the Philippine Sea. |
1948 | The Soviet Union closed the roads leading to West Berlin. |
1953 | American Julius and Athail Rosenberg were executed as detectives to the Soviet Union, the mystery of American nuclear weapons. |
1961 | Kuwait declared independence from the United Kingdom. It was a British protector between 1899 and 1961. After independence, Sheikh Abdullah became al-Salim al-Sabah king. |
1961 | Kuwait declared independence from the United Kingdom. |
1961 | Kuwait declared independence from England. |
1968 | 50,000 people demonstrated for economic justice under the leadership of Martin Luther King. |
1970 | Patent cooperation treaty, an international law treaty was signed, which provided an integrated procedure to file a patent application to protect inventions. |
1978 | Garfald made his debut. The Garfield, the world's most widely syndicated comic strip, is the holder of the Guinness World Record, a thick N lazy cat named Garfield, its owner John and a partner pet dog OD. As of 2013, it was syndicated in about 2,580 newspapers and magazines worldwide. |
1978 | Garfield made by American cartoonist Jim Davis made his debut, eventually one of the world's most wide syndicated strips. |
1987 | Basque separatist group ETA exploded a car bomb at Hipercor Shopping Center in Barcelona, killing 21 people and injured 45 people. |
1987 | Louis IV was crowned King of France. |
1991 | Soviet's possession of Hungary ended. It was captured by the Soviet Union during World War II and the occupation lasted for 45 years. In the rise of the revolutions of 1989, Sovit soldiers began leaving Hungary and the final group of Soviet soldiers left Hungary on 19 June 1991. |
1991 | After the end of the Soviet Union, the last Red Army soldiers left Hungary. |
1991 | Hungary was liberated by the Soviet Union from its occupation. |
1994 | Ernesto Semper became the President of Colombia. |
1996 | Famous umpire Dickie Bird M.C.C. Awarded lifetime membership of. |
2006 | The formal Cer of the Swalbard Global Seed Vault 'first stone', a feature that was established to preserve a wide variety of seeds of plants spread worldwide in an underground cave in Spitsbergen, Norway. |
2009 | The War Operationpretter claw in the Afghanistan-Bitish army began, with more than 350 soldiers carried out airstrikes in southern Afghanistan. |
2009 | There were mass riots with more than 10,000 people and 10,000 policemen in Shishau, China, over the suspicious situation of the local chef's death. |
2010 | Victoria was married, Sweden's Crown Princess and Daniel Westing were married in Stockholm Cathedral's Storkykan. Westing acquired the title of Duke of Victoria, which became the Swedish prince and the Duke of Vetergotland. The wedding is described as Europe's largest Royal wedding as The Prince of Wales married Lady Diana. |
2010 | The royal wedding took place between Victoria, Sweden's Crown Princess and Daniel Westling (both painted) at Stockholm Cathedral. |
2012 | Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLix, requested the US at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London for fear of extradition after the publication of some classified documents including civilian assassinations by the US Army. |
2014 | The prince of Felip VI, Asturius, assumed the Spanish throne after the kidnapping of his father Juan Carlos I. |
Important Historical Events of 19 June in India ⚡
Event Year | Incident/Event |
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1754 | The Albany Congress was organized by the seven British colonies and the Irkoui Indians. |
1981 | India successfully launched the Apple satellite. |
Important Days of 19 June National & International Days 🏁
Day/Observance | Level |
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World Ethnic Day | International Day |
International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict | International Day |
World Sickle Cell Day | International Day |
Famous People's Birthdays on 19 June 😀
Birth Year | Name/Category/Country |
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1945 | Aung San Suu Kyi / Politician / Myanmar |
1922 | V. Balakrishna Eradi / Lawyer / India |
1947 | Salman Rushdie / Novelist / India |
1948 | Okram Ibobi Singh / Politician / India |
1962 | Ashish Vidyarthi / Actor / India |
1970 | Rahul Gandhi / Politician / India |
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