28 of May

The 28 of May eighth is hundredth cuadragésimo (148º) day of the year of the Gregorian calendar, 149º in the leap year years. They are 217 days to finalize the year. Day the International by the Integral Health of the Woman

Events

• 585 a. C.: A solar eclipse anticipated by Such of Mileto takes place, while Alyattes II is fighting the “battle of the eclipse” against Cyaxares. This takes to a truce. This is one of the cardinal dates that allow to calculate other dates.
• 1486: Spain, the Christian army to the command of Gonzalo Fernandez of Cordova, the Great Captain, after fought attacks in which Boabdil and Hamet were wounded the Zegrí, enters the city of Loja (Granada).
• 1785: In Spain, Carlos III approves the new models of national flag and civil Spanish, who would finish establishing the bases for the modern flag of Spain.
• 1864: In Mexico, Maximiliano of Hapsburg and Carlota of Belgium arrive at Veracruz.
• 1871: The Commune of Paris falls in a blood bath of 30.000 died into the hands of the Prussian armies and French reactionaries.
• 1918: The Armenian National liberation movement declares the independence of the Democratic Republic of Armenia.
• 1926: In Portugal, the forces of Manuel Gomes give Coast realize a coup d'etat.
• 1937: The manufacturing company of Volkswagen automobiles is based on Germany.
• 1937: In Member States the Golden Gate Deck is inaugurated to the road traffic.
• 1971: Member States launch the sounding Mars 3.
• 1973: In Argentina, the new government of Héctor Jose Cámpora resumes diplomatic reports with Cuba, as he leaves from the left turn.
• 1974: Eleanor F. Helin sights the asteroid (2050) Francis.
• 1987: In the heat of Red Place (Moscow, Soviet Union), a young German, Mathias Rust, landed its Cessna airplane, putting in evidence the relaxation of Soviet air safety.
• 2007: The new channel of state the TVE enters the Venezuelan radioelectric space, replacing RCTV, by order of the government of Hugo Chávez.
• 2007: The Miss contest is celebrated Universal in the city of Mexico D.F. The winner is the Japanese Riyo Mori.
• 2008: The Constituent Mass meeting of Nepal, abole the Monarchy that steered to the country, and settles down the Federal Republic of Nepal.

Births

• 1140: Xin Qiji, Chinese writer of the Song dynasty. (M. 1207)
• 1371: Juan I of Burgundy, Duke of Burgundy and Count of Flanders. (M. 1419)
• 1524: Selim II, Sultán of the Ottoman Empire. (M. 1574)
• 1588: Pierre Séguier, chancellor of France. (M. 1672)
• 1660: Jorge I, king of Great Britain and Ireland (1714-1727). (M. 1727)
• 1676: Jacopo Francesco Riccati, Italian mathematician. (M. 1754)
• 1738: Joseph Ignace Guillotin, doctor and French Member. (M. 1814)
• 1759: William Pitt, the Young person, British politician. (M. 1806)
• 1778: Lara hyacinth, Venezuelan military man. (M. 1859)
• 1779: Thomas Moore, writer and Irish musician. (M. 1852)
• 1806: Pablo I prolong Garci'a, Spanish scientist. (M. 1885)
• 1807: Louis Agassiz, American naturalist. (M. 1873)
• 1810: Juan Vicente González, Venezuelan romantic writer. (M. 1866)
• 1839: Luigi Capuana, Italian writer. (M. 1915)
• 1853: Carl Larsson, Swedish painter. (M. 1919)
• 1855: Emilio Estrada Carmona, Ecuadorian politician. (M. 1911)
• 1862: Felipe Villanueva, Mexican composer. (M. 1893)
• 1881: Luis Orgaz, Spanish military man. (M. 1946)
• 1883: Václav Talich, Czech conductor. (M. 1961)
• 1884: Beautiful consolation, the Fornarina, Spanish cupletista. (M. 1913)
• 1884: Edvard Beneš, Czechoslovakian statesman. (M. 1948)
• 1885: Piet Zwart, Dutch architect. (M. 1977)
• 1888: Jim Thorpe, American athlete. (M. 1953)
• 1892: Josef Dietrich, German general of Waffen-FOLL. (M. 1966)
• 1902: Luis Caesar Amadori, Argentine film director. (M. 1977)
• 1908: Ian Fleming, British writer. (M. 1964)
• 1910: T-Bone Walker, American singer. (M. 1975)
• 1912: Patrick White, Australian writer, Nobel prize de Literatura of 1973. (M. 1990)
• 1922: Agustín Gaínza “Piru”, Spanish soccer player. (M. 1995)
• 1923: György Ligeti, Hungarian composer. (M. 2006)
• 1925: Bülent Ecevit, Turkish politician. (M. 2006)
• 1925: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone, conductor and German musicólogo.
• 1931: Carroll Baker, American actress.
• 1938: Leonardo Favio, singer, composer, plaintiff and director of Argentine cinema.
• 1938: Prince Buster, Jamaican singer.
• 1938: Jerry West, player of American basketball.
• 1941: Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, American historian. (M. 2007)
• 1942: Stanley B. Prusiner, biochemist and American neurologist.
• 1944: Rudolph Giuliani, American politician, ex--mayor of New York.
• 1944: Gladys Knight, American singer.
• 1944: Carlos Solchaga, politician and Spanish Finance Minister.
• 1945: Hunter “Patch” Adams, American doctor.
• 1945: John Fogerty, American musician (Creedence Clearwater Revival).
• 1947: Zahi Hawass, egiptólogo.
• 1950: Jim Harris, “Kamala”, American professional fighter.
• 1960: Shepherd Fertile valley, Spanish actress.
• 1955: John McGeoch, Scottish musician (Magazine, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Visage).
• 1963: Marc Antoine, composer and guitarist of French jazz.
• 1964: Christa Miller, American actress.
• 1968: Kylie Minogue, Australian singer.
• 1972: Michael Boogerd, Dutch cyclist.
• 1972: Chiara Mastroianni, Italian actress.
• 1980: Mark Feehily, Irish singer (Westlife).
• 1980: Daniel Bazzino, engineer and purse until death
• 1981: Adam Green, musician and American singer.
• 1981: Gábor Talmácsi, Hungarian pilot of motociclismo.
• 1984: Beth Allen, New Zealand actress.

Deaths

• 1357: Alfonso IV, king of Portugal. (n. 1291)
• 1750: Sakuramachi emperor of Japan. (n. 1720)
• 1787: Leopold Mozart, musician and Austrian composer, father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. (n. 1719)
• 1802: Louis Delgrès, Antillean military man. (n. 1766)
• 1805: Luigi Boccherini, Italian composer. (n. 1743)
• 1849: Anne Brontë, novelist and British poet. (n. 1820)
• 1872: Sofía de Bavaria. (n. 1805)
• 1878: Lord John Russell, British statesman. (n. 1792)
• 1884: Juan Lamb, Mexican painter. (n. 1824)
• 1912: Paul Emile Lecoq de Boisbaudran, French chemist. (n. 1838)
• 1937: Alfred Adler, psychologist and Austrian psychiatrist. (n. 1870)
• 1938: Miguel Charters, Spanish tenor. (n. 1897)
• 1948: Unity Mitford, British facist supporter. (n. 1914)
• 1968: Kees Van Dongen, Dutch painter. (n. 1877)
• 1971: Jean Vilar, plaintiff and director of French theater. (n. 1912)
• 1972: Eduardo VIII, monarch of the United Kingdom and Duke of Windsor. (n. 1894)
• 1975: Ezzard Charles, American boxer. (n. 1921)
• 1981: Stefan Wyszyński, cardinal primate of Poland. (n. 1901)
• 1988: Sy Oliver, musician of American jazz. (n. 1910)
• 1991: Juan Manuel Bonet, journalist and Spanish writer. (n. 1917)
• 1998: Phil Hartman, plaintiff and Canadian comedian. (n. 1948)
• 1999: Henry Carlsson, soccer player and Swedish trainer. (n. 1917)
• 2001: Francisco Varela, biologist and Chilean philosopher. (n. 1946)
• 2003: Ilya Prigogine, chemist Belgian, Nobel prize de Química in 1977. (n. 1917)
• 2003: Martha Scott, American actress. (n. 1912)
• 2004: Vittore Branca, Italian filólogo. (n. 1913)
• 2007: Eduard Pons Prades, writer and Spanish historian. (n. 1920)

Celebrations

• Spain: National day of the Nutrition.
  • Almazul (Soria): celebration of the Virgin.
• Latin America and the Caribbean: Day the International of Action by the Health of the Woman
• Argentina: National day of the Ceremonial one, established by means of Decree N.° 1574/93.
• Argentina: Day of the Kindergartens.
• Venezuela: Day of the natalicio of Lara Hyacinth.

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