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April 23 in History

This permanent archive page contains 161 World History Database records for April 23, spanning 725 to 2025. Recorded topics include Succession; Battle of Glentarf; Death of Brian Boru.

Total: 161Events: 135Births: 3Deaths: 7Battles: 9Coronations: 7Countries: 31

Events on April 23

Succession

725 · Aethelbert II · England · Kent · House · House of Kent

Succeeds as King of Kent. After Wihtreds death Kent is divided between his 3 sons Aethelbert, Eadbert & Ealric

Succession

725 · Eadberht I · England · Kent · House · House of Kent

Succeeds as King of Kent, rules west Kent

Succession

871 · Alfred the Great · England · Winchester · House · House of Wessex

Alfred succeeded Aethelred during the struggle against the Danish army.

Burial

1016 · Ethelred II the Unready · England · St Pauls · House · House of Wessex

Buried in St Pauls chapel "after a life of much hardship & many difficulties"

Succession

1016 · Edmund II Ironside · England · London · House · House of Wessex

Eldest surviving son of Ethelred. Chosen as King by the people of London

Succession

1016 · Edmund II Ironside · England · House · House of Wessex

Succeeds as King of England

Council of Oxford

1222 · Henry III · England · Oxford · House · House of Plantagenet

The Council of Oxford establishes April 23 as St George's Day

Marriage

1224 · William Marshal · England · House · House of Marshal

Eleanor of England, youngest daughter of King John of England and Isabella of Angouleme, thereby strengthening the familys connection with the Plantagenets

Peace

1258 · Henry III · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet

Returns to England, is reconciled with Edward & Simon de Montfort

Knight of the Garter

1348 · Edward III · England · London · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Establishes the Knights of the Garter

Marriage

1445 · Henry VI · England · London · House · House of Lancaster

Marries Margaret of Anjou, daughter of Rene Duke of Anjou

Stafford and Lovell Rising

1486 · Henry VII · England · England · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Francis Lovell and the Stafford brothers launch the first armed Yorkist challenge to Henry VII's new regime.

Dudley Sworn to Council

1543 · John Dudley · England · London · Government · Government of England

His council membership marks his rise to senior political influence.

Garter Appointment

1543 · John Dudley · England · Windsor · Government · Government of England

Receives one of the monarchy's highest chivalric honours.

Order of the Garter

1543 · John Dudley · England · Windsor · Government · Government of England

Is appointed a Knight of the Garter.

Privy Council

1543 · John Dudley · England · London · Government · Government of England

Is sworn as a member of Henry VIII's Privy Council.

Heilbronn League

1633 · Louis XIII · France · Heilbronn · Warfare · Thirty Years War

The Treaty forming the League was signed at Heilbronn in Germany. The Heilbronn League, which consisted of the Upper and Lower Rhenish, Swabian and Franconian military circles required to provide 2.5 million Reichstaler annually, while the Swedes retained their position as overall military commanders

Defence of Hull Magazine

1642 · John Hotham · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Hotham denies the King access to Hull's large store of weapons and ammunition.

Hotham Declared a Traitor

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Government · Government of England

Charles denounces Hotham after being refused entry to Hull.

Hotham Declared a Traitor

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Government · Government of England

Charles denounces Hotham after being refused entry to Hull.

King Approaches Hull

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Charles travels from York to demand entry to Hull and its military magazine.

King Approaches Hull

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Charles travels from York to demand entry to Hull and its military magazine.

King Refused Entry to Hull

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Hotham refuses Charles entry to Hull under Parliament's instructions.

King Refused Entry to Hull

1642 · John Hotham · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Hotham refuses Charles entry to Hull and denies him access to the town's magazine.

King Refused Entry to Hull

1642 · John Hotham · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Hotham refuses Charles I entry to Hull and its military magazine.

King Refused Entry to Hull

1642 · Charles I · England · Hull · Warfare · Civil War

Hotham refuses Charles entry to Hull under Parliament's instructions.

Arrest of James Hamilton

1646 · James Hamilton · Scotland · St Michaels · Warfare · Civil War

Freed from captivity in St Michaels Mount by Thomas Fairfax

Peerage

1660 · Edward Hyde · England · London · Government · Government of England

Created Earl of Clarendon on the day of the Coronation of Charles II

Succession

1660 · Charles II · England · London · House · House of Stewart

Succeeds as King of England

Siege of Douai

1710 · John Churchill · Great Britain · Douai · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession

The Allied army invests Douai, beginning a siege that ends with the town's surrender in June.

First Lord of the Treasury

1763 · George Nugent Temple Grenville · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government

Appointed First Lord of the Treasury

Il re pastore

1775 · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Austria · Salzburg · Arts · Classical Music

Il re pastore is performed in Salzburg.

Election to Estates General

1789 · Bertrand Barere · France · Bigorre · Revolution · Revolution of France

Bertrand Barere was elected to the Estates General as a Third Estate deputy for Bigorre.

SS Great Western

1838 · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Great Britain · New York · Science · Civil Engineering

SS Great Western reaches New York and demonstrates the commercial practicality of regular steamship crossings.

Rule of Oregon

1846 · Robert Peel · Great Britain · Oregon · Government · Tory Party Government

The US Senate resolves to end the British occupation of Oregon

Election

1848 · Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin · France · Government · Government of France

Half the Deputies are monarchists divided into 300 Orleanists & 150 Legitimists. Elections take place to the Constituent Assembly

Recapture of Jagdishpur

1858 · Kunwar Singh · India · Jagdishpur · Warfare · Indian Wars of Independence

Kunwar Singh returns to Jagdishpur and defeats the British force sent against him shortly before his death.

Treaty of Coche

1863 · Venezuela · Coche · Government · Government of Venezuela

The Treaty of Coche ended the Federal War and provided for a national assembly.

Demonstrations

1873 · Alfonso XII · Spain · Madrid · House · House of Bourbon

Monarchist demonstrations

Prime Minister of Great Britain

1880 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government

Queen Victoria asks Lord Hartington to form a ministry, but he persuades her to send for Gladstone. Appointed Prime Minister, 2nd term

Budget

1891 · Goschen · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Goschens budget has a surplus of œ2,000,000

Palau de la Musica Construction Begins

1905 · Lluis Domenech i Montaner · Spain · Barcelona · Arts · Architecture

Begins construction of the Palau de la Musica Catalana after the foundation stone is laid.

Constitution of Russia

1906 · Nicholas II · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma

Constitution of Russia

1906 · Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma

Fundamental Laws

1906 · Sergei Yulyevich Witte · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Government · Government of Russia

Leaves office as the new constitutional framework is imposed.

Fundemental Laws

1906 · Nicholas II · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

The Fundemental Laws declare the autocracy of the Russian Emperor, including Emperors supremacy over the Law, the Church, and Duma. The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma

Fundemental Laws

1906 · Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

The first Russian constitution, known as the Fundamental Laws was enacted on the eve of the opening of the first State Duma

Election

1908 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Dundee · Government · Liberal Party Government

Accepts an invitation to stand as prospective Liberal Member of Parliament for Dundee

Appointed Titanic Wreck Commissioner

1912 · John Charles Bigham · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Is appointed Wreck Commissioner to conduct the British formal investigation into Titanic's loss.

Disestablishment Legislation Introduced

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Renews the Liberal programme for Welsh religious reform.

Senate Lookout Testimony

1912 · Frederick Fleet · Great Britain · Washington · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Describes sighting the iceberg and reporting it to Titanic's bridge during the Senate investigation.

Senate Officer Recalled

1912 · Herbert John Pitman · Great Britain · Washington · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Returns to the witness stand and provides additional evidence during the fourth day of the investigation.

Senate Passenger Testimony

1912 · Arthur Godfrey Peuchen · Canada · Washington · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Gives passenger evidence about Titanic's evacuation and his experience leaving the ship in a lifeboat.

Welsh Church Bill

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Introduces legislation to disestablish the Church in Wales.

Welsh Church Bill Introduced

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Introduces legislation to disestablish the Church in Wales.

Wreck Commissioner Appointment

1912 · Robert Threshie Reid · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Appoints Lord Mersey as Wreck Commissioner to investigate the loss of Titanic.

Landing Delayed Two Days by Weather

1915 · Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton · Great Britain · Lemnos · Warfare · World War, 1st

Hamilton delays the invasion from 23 to 25 April because rough weather disrupts the assault timetable.

Second Scarpe Attack Continued

1917 · Douglas Haig · Great Britain · Scarpe · Warfare · World War, 1st

Haig continues Arras operations despite stronger German resistance and mounting casualties.

President of South Korea

1919 · Syngman Rhee · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea

Appointed President of Korea of the Hansong Provisional Government

Provisional Government

1919 · Syngman Rhee · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea

Appointed President of Korea of the Hansong Provisional Government

End of Second Neergaard Premiership

1924 · Niels Neergaard · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark

The Second Neergaard Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.

First Stauning Premiership

1924 · Thorvald Stauning · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark

Begins the First Stauning Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.

1932 FA Cup Final Goal

1932 · Bob John · Great Britain · Wembley · Sport · Football

Scores Arsenal's goal in the FA Cup final before Newcastle United recover to win 2-1.

Armament

1936 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Advocates a the creation of a Ministry of Supply

Political Support

1938 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Stalin promises to support Czech if it is attacked by Germany

Alliance Neville Chamberlain and Poland in the event of an attack

1939 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Warns Hitler Britain will support Poland in the event of an attack

Gratangen Counterattack

1940 · Kristian Loken · Norway · Gratangen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Directs Norwegian forces in the first counterattack toward Narvik.

Invasion of Greece

1941 · Wilhelm von List · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The Northern Greek armies surrender to the Germans

Invasion of Sicily

1943 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Sicily · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Withdraws from the battle in Tunisia to make detailed plans for the invasion of Sicily

Operation Husky

1943 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Sicily · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Withdraws from the battle in Tunisia to make detailed plans for the invasion of Sicily

Commander of Berlin Defence Area

1945 · Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Hitler appoints Weidling as the Commander of the Berlin Defence Area. Weidling replaces Lieutenant General (Generalleutnant) Helmuth Reymann, Colonel (Oberst) Ernst Kaether, and Hitler himself

Dismissal

1945 · Herman Goering · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Stripped of all offices by Hitler after asking if he could succeed

Restoration

1946 · Sisavang Vong · Laos · Luang Prabang · House · House of Khun Lo

Restored by French forces after the defeat of the Lao Issara government

Award

1948 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor

Awarded by George VI marking the 600th anniversary of the Order of the Garter

Capture of Nanjing

1949 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Nanjing · Warfare · Civil War

Communist forces capture Nanjing, ending Nationalist control of the former capital.

Economy of Japan

1949 · Shigeru Yoshida · Japan · Government · Democratic Party Government

Joseph Dodge announces a fixed rate of 360 yen/dollar

Capture of Hainan Island

1950 · Mao Tse-Tung · China · Hainan Island · Warfare · Military

China completes the capture of Hainan Island

Apartheid

1952 · Daniel Francois Malan · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa

Passes legislation making Parliament a high court ensuring Apartheids legality

Legislation

1952 · Daniel Francois Malan · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa

Passes legislation making Parliament a high court ensuring Apartheids legality

End of Jean Van Houtte Government

1954 · Jean Van Houtte · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

The Jean Van Houtte Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.

Fourth Van Acker Government

1954 · Achiel Van Acker · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

Begins the Fourth Van Acker Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.

Offer of Talks with United States

1955 · Zhou Enlai · China · Bandung · Government · Government of China

States that China is willing to negotiate with the United States to reduce tension in the Far East.

Algeria Economic Isolation Planned

1960 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · Algeria · Warfare · Algerian Independence

French authorities agree in principle to financial and economic measures intended to isolate Algeria.

Blockade of Algeria

1960 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · Warfare · Algerian Independence

A financial & economic blockade of Algeria is agreed in principle

Broadcast

1960 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · Paris · Warfare · Algerian Independence

Forbids anyone to follow the orders of the rebellious generals in Algeria. Condemns the 4 retired generals leading the rebellion in Algeria

Demonstrations

1963 · Hussein I · Jordan · Jerusalem · House · House of Jordan

Soldiers are called out & 11 people are killed, with more than a hundred wounded. Palestinians want a Jordanian Republic on both sides of the Jordan

Louisiana Supreme Court Writ Denied

1968 · Clay LaVerne Shaw · United States of America · Louisiana · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

The Louisiana Supreme Court denied Shaw's application for review of the venue decision on April 23, 1968.

Demonstrations

1971 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Vietnam veterans return medals & military decorations in anti war protests on Capitol

Sticky Fingers

1971 · Keith Richards · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Rolling Stones release Sticky Fingers.

Apollo 16 Lunar Module Liftoff

1972 · Charles Duke · United States of America · Descartes Highlands · Science · Astronomy

Leaves the Moon with Young aboard Orion after completing three lunar surface excursions.

Apollo 16 Lunar Module Liftoff

1972 · John Young · United States of America · Descartes Highlands · Science · Astronomy

Commands Orion's ascent stage as it leaves the Moon for rendezvous with Casper.

Apollo 16 North Ray Crater Traverse

1972 · Charles Duke · United States of America · Descartes Highlands · Science · Astronomy

Explores North Ray Crater and nearby House Rock with Young during the third surface excursion.

French Enlargement Referendum

1972 · Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou · France · France · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

French voters approved enlargement of the European Communities in a referendum called by Pompidou.

North Ray Crater Traverse

1972 · Charles Duke · United States of America · Descartes Highlands · Science · Astronomy

Explores the North Ray Crater area and samples large rocks during the final surface EVA.

President of Austria

1974 · Bruno Kreisky · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Appointed President of Austria

Drama

1975 · Harold Pinter · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature

Harold Pinters "No Mans Land," premiers in London

Invasion of Vietnam

1975 · Gerald Ford · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Speaking in New Orleans says that the war is "finished"

Order of the Garter

1976 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Created Sir Harold Wilson as a Knight of the Garter

European Semi-Final Winner at Juventus

1980 · Paul Vaessen · Great Britain · Turin · Sport · Football

Scores the late goal that gives Arsenal a 1-0 victory at Juventus and a place in the Cup Winners' Cup final.

Prime Minister of Tunisia

1980 · Mohamed Mzali · Tunisia · Tunis · Government · Government of Tunisia

Mohamed Mzali became prime minister of Tunisia.

Government

1981 · Alexander Haig · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Says that Russia is the primary source of danger to the world

Argentine Invasion of Falklands

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · Falklands War

Britain warns Argentina that any military or civilian ship or aircraft representing a threat to the task force will be destroyed

Falkland Islands Framework Review

1982 · Francis Pym · Great Britain · Washington · Warfare · Falklands War

Works through the proposed Falkland Islands Framework with Haig and senior officials paragraph by paragraph, testing provisions on withdrawal, interim administration and the islands' future status.

Invasion of Falklands

1982 · Leopoldo Galtieri · Argentina · Falkland Islands · Warfare · Falklands War

Britain warns Argentina that any military or civilian ship or aircraft representing a threat to the task force will be destroyed

Operation Paraquet

1982 · Guy Sheridan · Great Britain · South Georgia · Warfare · Falklands War

A submarine alert is sounded and operations are halted, with the Tidespring being withdrawn to deeper water to avoid interception

Politburo

1985 · Viktor Chebrikov · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Appointed Member of Politburo

Politburo

1985 · Egor Kuzmich Ligachev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Appointed Member of Politburo

Politburo

1985 · Nikolai Ryzhkov · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Appointed Member of Politburo

European Communities Amendment Bill

1986 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Explains the Single European Act to the House of Commons while moving legislation needed to give its treaty changes effect in United Kingdom law.

Council Tax Consultation

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Publishes consultation proposals for a new council tax and for review of local-government structure.

Council Tax Consultation

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Publishes consultation proposals for the council tax and for reform of local-government structure.

Council Tax No Personal Register

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Designs the proposed council tax so that no register equivalent to the community-charge register is required.

Council Tax Personal Element

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Proposes that the council tax combine a property element with a personal element based on an assumed two-adult household.

Council Tax Property Element

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Proposes a replacement council tax in which liability varies according to the value band assigned to each property.

Council Tax Single-person Discount

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Proposes a 25 percent council-tax discount for households containing only one countable adult.

Council Tax Valuation Bands

1991 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Proposes broad property-value bands so homes need not undergo precise individual valuation for council-tax purposes.

Prime Minister

1991 · Jan Carnogursky · Slovakia · Bratislava · Politics · Post-Communist Slovakia

Leads the Slovak government during federal negotiations.

COBE

1992 · John Cromwell Mather · United States of America · NASA Goddard Space Flight Center · Science · Astronomy

Mather helps present COBE results confirming the blackbody spectrum and anisotropy evidence

COBE

1992 · George Field Smoot · United States of America · American Physical Society Meeting · Science · Astronomy

Smoot announces COBE detection of tiny microwave background temperature fluctuations

Head of State Takes Office

1992 · Than Shwe · Myanmar · Rangoon · Government · State Law and Order Restoration Council

Than Shwe becomes chairman of SLORC and head of state

Order of the Garter

1992 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Is appointed a Knight Companion of the Order of the Garter.

Prime Minister Takes Office

1992 · Than Shwe · Myanmar · Rangoon · Government · State Law and Order Restoration Council

Than Shwe becomes Prime Minister after Saw Maung's removal

Removed from Power

1992 · Saw Maung · Myanmar · Rangoon · Government · State Law and Order Restoration Council

Saw Maung is removed by senior military leaders

End of First David Oddsson Government

1995 · David Oddsson · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland

The First David Oddsson Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.

Prime Minister of Iceland

1995 · David Oddsson · Iceland · Government · Government of Iceland

Appointed Prime Minister of Iceland

Second David Oddsson Government

1995 · David Oddsson · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland

Begins the Second David Oddsson Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.

Priroda Module Launch

1996 · Yuri Ivanovich Onufriyenko · Russia · Baikonur · Science · Astronomy

Prepares the station for the arrival of Priroda, the final major Mir module and an important Earth-observation laboratory.

Bank of England Act

1998 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

The Bank of England Act places monetary-policy independence on a statutory basis.

Constitution of Turkey

2003 · Recep Tayyip Erdogan · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

Celebrations all over Turkey mark the 83rd anniversary of the foundation of Parliament

Demonstrations

2003 · Recep Tayyip Erdogan · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

3,000 Greek & Turkish Cypriots cross the internal divide for the 1st time in 30 yrs

Five Hundredth Barcelona Goal

2017 · Lionel Messi · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football

Scores his five-hundredth competitive Barcelona goal with a stoppage-time Clasico winner.

Constitutional Referendum

2019 · Abdel Fattah el-Sisi · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Wins approval for constitutional amendments extending presidential terms and strengthening executive authority.

COVID-19

2020 · Sarah Gilbert · Great Britain · Oxford · Science · Medicine

Oxford researchers begin human trials of the ChAdOx1 COVID-19 vaccine.

Oxford Vaccine

2020 · Sarah Gilbert · Great Britain · Oxford · Science · Medicine

Oxford researchers begin human trials of the ChAdOx1 COVID-19 vaccine.

Governor Appointed

2025 · Harriet Cross · Great Britain · Brades · Government · Government of Montserrat

Harriet Cross becomes Governor of Montserrat

Births on April 23

Birth of William Shakespeare

1564 · William Shakespeare · England · Stratford · Arts · Drama

Shakespeares actual birthdate is unknown, but is traditionally observed on 23 April, St George's Day. Birth of William Shakespeare, son of John Shakespeare, a successful glover and alderman originally from Snitterfield, and Mary Arden

Birth of George Anson

1697 · George Anson · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Birth of George Anson

Birth of Archibald James Murray

1860 · Archibald James Murray · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Birth of Archibald James Murray

Deaths on April 23

Death of Brian Boru

1014 · Brian Boru · Ireland · Glentarf · Warfare · Viking Invasions

Death of Brian Boru, killed in the Battle of Glentarf

Death of Henry VII

1509 · Henry VII · England · Richmond · House · House of Tudor

Henrys death is announced at his court at Richmond Palace

Death of Theodor von Reding

1809 · Theodor von Reding · Switzerland · Warfare · Military

Death of Theodor von Reding

Death of Karaiskakis

1827 · Georgios Karaiskakis · Greece · Phaleron · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Karaiskakis is mortally wounded before the battle for Athens

Death of William Wordsworth

1850 · William Wordsworth · Great Britain · London · Arts · Poetry

Death of William Wordsworth, 80

Death of Boris Yeltsin

2007 · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Dies in Moscow at age seventy-six after a long period of declining health.

Death of John Mills

2008 · John Mills · Great Britain · Denham · Arts · Cinema

Death of John Mills

Battles on April 23

Battle of Glentarf

1014 · Brian Boru · Ireland · Glentarf · Warfare · Viking Invasions

Killed in battle but defeats the forces of Leinster & the Dublin Norse. Danish rule is ended in Ireland

Battle of Alamana

1821 · Athanasios Diakos · Greece · Alamana · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Diakos fights Ottoman forces at Alamana and is captured after defeat

Battle of Alamana

1821 · Omer Vrioni · Turkey · Alamana · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Vrioni defeats Greek forces at Alamana during the early Ottoman response

Battle of Gratangen

1940 · Kristian Loken · Norway · Gratangen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Loken directs Norwegian forces in the first counterattack toward Narvik during the Gratangen fighting.

Battle of Narvik

1940 · Kristian Loken · Norway · Gratangen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commands Norwegian troops in the counterattack near Gratangen.

Battle of Berlin

1945 · Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Each sector was commanded by a colonel or a general, but most of the colonels and generals had no combat experience. The forces available to Weidling for the citys defence included roughly 45,000 soldiers in several severely depleted German Army and Waffen-SS divisions.

Battle of Berlin

1945 · Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Hitler appoints Weidling as the Commander of the Berlin Defence Area. Weidling replaces Lieutenant General (Generalleutnant) Helmuth Reymann, Colonel (Oberst) Ernst Kaether, and Hitler himself

Battle of Berlin

1945 · Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

These depleted divisions were supplemented by the Berlin police force, boys in the Hitler Youth, and about 40,000 elderly men of the Home Guard (Volkssturm)

Battle of Berlin

1945 · Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Weidling was ordered by Hitler to defend the city of Berlin. Specifically, he was ordered not to surrender, but to fight to the last man. Weidling organised the defences into eight sectors designated "A" through to "H".

Coronations on April 23

Coronation

1016 · Edmund II Ironside · England · St Pauls · House · House of Wessex

Crowned at St Pauls Cathedral

Coronation

1661 · Charles II · England · Westminster Abbey · Government · Restoration

Charles II is crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saint George's Day.

Coronation

1661 · Charles II · England · Westminster Abbey · Government · Restoration

Charles II is crowned at Westminster Abbey, formalising the restored monarchy.

Coronation

1661 · William Juxon · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Church of England

Juxon crowns Charles II at Westminster Abbey during the Restoration coronation.

Coronation

1661 · James Stuart · England · Westminster Abbey · Government · Restoration

James Duke of York takes part in the coronation ceremony of his brother Charles II.

Coronation

1685 · James II · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Stewart

Crowned alongside Mary of Modena, using Anglican rights in Westminster Abbey

Coronation

1702 · Anne · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Stewart

Anne is crowned at Westminster Abbey while suffering from gout.

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