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February 7 in History

This permanent archive page contains 170 World History Database records for February 7, spanning 1301 to 2023. Recorded topics include Investiture; Peerage; Succession.

Total: 170Events: 158Births: 3Deaths: 4Battles: 4Coronations: 1Countries: 29

Events on February 7

Investiture

1301 · Edward II · England · Lincoln · House · House of Plantagenet

1st English Prince of Wales

Peerage

1301 · Edward II · England · Lincoln · House · House of Plantagenet

Created Earl of Chester

Succession

1301 · Edward II · England · Lincoln · House · House of Plantagenet

Invested as Prince of Wales

Marriage

1403 · Henry IV · England · Navarre · House · House of Lancaster

Marries Joan of Navarre

Marriage

1444 · Margaret Beaufort · England · House · House of Tudor

Married to Suffolks son, John de la Pole

Arrest of Pole

1450 · Pole · England · Tower of London · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Arrested & taken to the Tower of London

Arrest of William Pole

1450 · William Pole · England · Tower of London · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Arrested & taken to the Tower of London

Impeachment

1450 · Pole · England · London · Warfare · Hundred Years War

For fraud & mismanaging the war, the King banishes him from England for 5 yrs. Blamed by Parliament for the loss of Maine & Normandy. Accused by Parliament of accepting bribes to release Orleans

Impeachment

1450 · William Pole · England · London · Warfare · Hundred Years War

For fraud & mismanaging the war, the King banishes him from England for 5 yrs. Blamed by Parliament for the loss of Maine & Normandy. Accused by Parliament of conspiring with France to kill the King & enthrone his son. Accused by Parliament of accepting bribes to release Orleans

Treason

1478 · George of Clarence · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet

Convicted by Parliament for High Treason

Trial

1478 · George of Clarence · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet

Convicted by Parliament for High Treason

Reform of Church-State Relations

1531 · Henry VIII · England · Religion · Church of England

Henry wants to be, "sole protector & supreme head of the English Church & clergy"

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · William Herbert · England · Ludgate · House · House of Tudor

Commands loyal forces blocking Wyatt's advance into London.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Mary I · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Keeps London loyal as Wyatt reaches the city with rebel forces.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Mary I · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Resists Wyatt's rising against her proposed marriage to Philip of Spain.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Mary I · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Survives the rebellion and keeps control of the capital.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Mary I · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Thomas Wyatt reaches London but is defeated

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Thomas Wyatt · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor

Demands control of the Tower and custody of the queen.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Thomas Wyatt · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Is defeated at Ludgate and captured near Temple Bar.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Thomas Wyatt · England · Ludgate · House · House of Tudor

Is stopped at Ludgate as London remains loyal to Mary.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Thomas Wyatt · England · Temple Bar · House · House of Tudor

Surrenders after his advance into London fails.

Wyatt Rebellion Defeated

1554 · Mary I · England · London · Religion · Catholic Restoration

The defeat of Wyatt strengthens Mary’s authority to continue restoration.

Peace Conference

1608 · Philip III · Spain · Hague · Warfare · Eighty Years War

The peace conference opens in The Hague

Peace Conference

1608 · Ralph Winwood · England · Hague · Warfare · Eighty Years War

The English delegation is headed by the ambassador in The Hague and future Secretary of State Ralph Winwood

Pardon Offered to Five Members

1642 · Charles I · England · London · Government · Government of England

Charles offers a pardon to the Commons members previously accused of treason.

Pardon Offered to Five Members

1642 · Charles I · England · London · Government · Government of England

Charles offers a pardon to the Commons members previously accused of treason.

Queen's Journey to Holland

1642 · Charles I · England · London · Government · Government of England

Charles announces that Henrietta Maria and Princess Mary will travel to Holland.

Queen's Journey to Holland

1642 · Charles I · England · London · Government · Government of England

Charles announces that Henrietta Maria and Princess Mary will travel to Holland.

Interregnum

1649 · Henry Marten · England · House of Commons · House · House of Stewart

Marten supported the Commons resolution declaring the office of king unnecessary and dangerous.

Siege of Calcutta

1757 · Robert Clive · Great Britain · Calcutta · Warfare · Mysore Wars, 1st

The siege of Calcutta results in the Treaty of Alinagar

Siege of Calcutta

1757 · Siraj-Ud-Daulah · India · Calcutta · Warfare · Military

Negotiations after renewed fighting around Calcutta lead toward the Treaty of Alinagar.

Invasion of France

1792 · Leopold II · Austria · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of Austria

Moves Austro-Prussian troops towards the Austrian border with France

Mobilization

1792 · Frederick William II · Germany · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of Germany

Takes advantage of chaos in France to mobilize the Austro-Prussian troops

Entry into La Paz

1825 · Antonio Jose de Sucre · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia

Sucre enters La Paz after royalist authority collapses in Upper Peru.

Trial of Neue Rheinische Zeitung

1849 · Karl Heinrich Marx · Germany · Cologne · Humanities · Philosophy

Marx defends the newspaper before a jury and is acquitted.

Agricultural Colleges

1862 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Federal land grants are authorized to support agricultural and mechanical colleges

Morrill Land Grant Colleges Act

1862 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln signs the Morrill Act supporting land grant colleges

Morrill Land-Grant Colleges Act

1862 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln signs the Morrill Act supporting land grant colleges

Northern Pacific Railway Charter

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln signs legislation chartering the Northern Pacific Railway

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Transcontinental Railroad · Government · Republican Party Government

Amended law accelerates work toward completing the first transcontinental railroad

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Union Pacific Railroad · Government · Republican Party Government

Amendments increase support for Union Pacific construction westward from the Missouri River

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Central Pacific Railroad · Government · Republican Party Government

Amendments strengthen support for Central Pacific construction eastward from California

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Western Territories · Government · Republican Party Government

Federal land grants and bonds encourage railroad construction across the western territories

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln signs amendments expanding support for the transcontinental railroad project

Pacific Railway Act Amendments

1864 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln signs amendments strengthening federal support for the transcontinental railroad

Kulturkampf

1871 · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd

The Kanzelparagraph remains in force until 1953, several religious orders like the Jesuits remained banned from the German Empire, confiscated properties were not returned, discrimination against the Catholic minority continued in Civil Service

Kulturkampf

1878 · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd

Moderates his struggle with the Catholic Church and in the wake of Pius IXs death on February 7, 1878, reconciled with the new Pope, Leo XIII, lifting some sanctions

Peace

1918 · Wilhelm II · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st

Orders an end to the peace negotiations with Russia

Drama

1922 · John Willard · United States of America · Aleutian Islands · Arts · Drama

John Willards "Cat & the Canary," premiered in NYC

Jerusalem Relativity Lecture

1923 · Albert Einstein · Germany · Jerusalem · Science · Physics

Lectures in French on relativity during his visit to British Mandate Palestine.

Coup

1932 · Tsuyoshi Inukai · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Government of Japan

The Finance Minister is assassinated by the "Blood Brotherhood League". A failed plot to return Japan to an agrarian society led by the Emperor

Defence Programme Debate

1938 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Uses the defence debate to press for stronger preparation against the growing military threat from Germany.

Accepts Secret Staff Talks

1945 · Alexei Antonov · Russia · Yalta · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Accepts the American proposal for confidential staff discussions concerning the Far Eastern war.

Discusses French German Occupation Zone

1945 · Anthony Eden · Great Britain · Yusupov Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Reviews proposals for a French occupation zone and French membership on Germany's control machinery.

Fourth Plenary Poland Discussion

1945 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Livadia Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Participates in renewed debate over the composition and frontiers of postwar Poland.

Presents Soviet Reparations Proposal

1945 · Vyacheslav Molotov · Russia · Yusupov Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Advances Soviet proposals on German reparations and an Allied reparations commission.

Proposes Secret Soviet Staff Meeting

1945 · William D. Leahy · United States of America · Yalta · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Requests a secret meeting between American and Soviet chiefs to discuss possible Soviet participation against Japan.

Requests Soviet UN Assembly Votes

1945 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Livadia Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Requests separate United Nations representation for several Soviet republics during the fourth plenary session.

Reviews Prisoner Repatriation Planning

1945 · George C. Marshall · United States of America · Livadia Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Joins Joint Chiefs discussion of reciprocal arrangements for prisoners liberated by Allied and Soviet armies.

Security Council Voting Formula Accepted

1945 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Livadia Palace · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Secures acceptance of the American formula for voting in the future United Nations Security Council.

Prime Minister of Poland

1947 · Josef Cyrankiewicz · Poland · Government · Government of Poland

Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 1st term

Army Resignation for Columbia University

1948 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Military

Leaves active Army leadership to take up the presidency of Columbia University.

Armament

1950 · Mao Tse-Tung · China · Government · Chinese Communist Party

Chinese communists provide modern weapons to the Vietminh

Chinese communists provide modern weapons to the Vietminh

1950 · Mao Tse-Tung · China · Government · Chinese Communist Party

Chinese communists provide modern weapons to the Vietminh

Independence of United States of America

1950 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government

Independence of Vietnam

1950 · Bao Dai · Vietnam · Saigon · House · House of Nguyen

Bao Dais Government is recognized by the US & Britain

United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government

1950 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The United States & Britain recognize Bao Dais Government

By-election

1952 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · Leeds · Government · Labour Party Government

Healey wins the Leeds South East by-election and enters the House of Commons.

Parliamentary Entry

1952 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · Leeds · Government · Labour Party Government

Healey enters Parliament after winning the Leeds South East by-election for Labour.

Tachen Islands Evacuation

1955 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Tachen Islands · Warfare · China War

American naval forces assist the evacuation of Nationalist Chinese forces and civilians from the Tachen Islands.

Advanced Research Projects Agency Established

1958 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Washington · Science · Astronomy

The Department of Defense establishes ARPA as the administration accelerates advanced research after Sputnik.

Cautious Cuba Approach Urged

1961 · Thomas C Mann · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion

Mann urges officials to proceed cautiously while the administration considers the proposed invasion force.

Economy of Cuba

1962 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government

The US imposes an embargo against Cuba

Embargo

1962 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government

The US imposes an embargo against Cuba

Trade Embargo

1962 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government

The US imposes an embargo against Cuba

Leadership Election

1963 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Wins the first leadership ballot with 115 votes against George Brown's 88 and James Callaghan's 41.

Long Tall Sally

1964 · Shel Talmy · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Produces The Kinks debut single Long Tall Sally.

Bombing of Dong Hoi

1965 · Lyndon Baines Johnson · United States of America · Dong Hoi · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Johnson approves Operation Flaming Dart, the bombing of a North Vietnamese army camp near Dong Hoi

Flaming Dart

1965 · Lyndon Baines Johnson · United States of America · Dong Hoi · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Johnson approves Operation Flaming Dart, the bombing of a North Vietnamese army camp near Dong Hoi

Operation Flaming Dart

1965 · Lyndon B Johnson · Vietnam · Vietnam · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Johnson orders retaliatory air strikes against North Vietnam after the attack on Camp Holloway near Pleiku

Pleiku Attack

1965 · McGeorge Bundy · Vietnam · Pleiku · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Bundy is in South Vietnam during the Pleiku attack that helps trigger US air escalation

Pleiku Attack

1965 · Ho Chi Minh · Vietnam · Pleiku · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Viet Cong forces attack Camp Holloway near Pleiku, prompting US retaliatory air strikes

Pleiku Attack

1965 · William Westmoreland · Vietnam · Pleiku · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Westmoreland reports the attack on US facilities near Pleiku as Washington considers retaliation

Honolulu Conference

1966 · Nguyen Cao Ky · Vietnam · Honolulu · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Meets President Johnson during the Honolulu Conference

Pink Floyd

1967 · Syd Barrett · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Granada's TV documentary on the UFO club and underground scene is broadcast

Pink Floyd

1967 · Roger Waters · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Granada's TV documentary on the UFO club and underground scene is broadcast

Apollo 14 Antares Seismic Impact

1971 · Alan Shepard · United States of America · Moon · Science · Astronomy

Observes mission operations as the discarded Antares ascent stage is deliberately sent into the Moon to create a seismic signal for surface instruments.

Apollo 14 Heat Flow and Convection Demonstration

1971 · Stuart Roosa · United States of America · Space · Science · Astronomy

Conducts a microgravity experiment examining heat transfer and convection in liquids and gases during the return journey from the Moon.

Watergate Committee Created

1973 · Samuel James Ervin · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Becomes chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities, created to investigate Watergate, campaign espionage and related abuses.

Watergate Committee Leadership

1973 · Howard Henry Baker · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Serves as Republican vice chairman of the newly created Senate Watergate Committee, giving the investigation bipartisan leadership.

Independence of Great Britain

1974 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique

Independence of Grenada

1974 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique

Rule of Grenada

1974 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The island nation of Grenada wins independence from Britain, includes the northern islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique

The Wall Live

1980 · David Gilmour · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music

Pink Floyd begin the original live performances of The Wall in Los Angeles

Nuclear Weapons Publicity

1983 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Answers a parliamentary question concerning Government publicity on nuclear weapons.

Assassination of Jerzy Popieluszko

1985 · Jerzy Popieluszko · Poland · Torun · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

4 Polish officers are given jail sentences

Election

1986 · Ferdinand Edralin Marcos · Philippines · Government · Government of Philippines

Marcos rigs the election results & claims victory for himself. A united front defeats Marcos

Soyuz TM-2 Docking

1987 · Aleksandr Ivanovich Laveykin · Russia · Mir · Science · Astronomy

Docks with Mir alongside Yuri Romanenko, beginning the station's second principal expedition and a new period of human occupancy.

Devaluation

1989 · Carlos Saul Menem · Argentina · Government · Government of Argentina

In Argentina devaluation causes a wild panic in the financial district of Buenos Aires

Economy of Argentina

1989 · Carlos Saul Menem · Argentina · Government · Government of Argentina

In Argentina devaluation causes a wild panic in the financial district of Buenos Aires

Constitution of Russia

1990 · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

The Cental Committee of the CP in USSR votes to end the CP political monopoly

Bombing of IRA

1991 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress

IRA

1991 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress

IRA - Bombing of IRA

1991 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Government record concerning the IRA: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress

IRA - Bombing of IRA

1991 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Historical IRA record under Conservative Party Government: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress

IRA - Bombing of IRA

1991 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

IRA context for John Roy Major: IRA mortar bombs cause damage at 10 Downing St where a Cabinet meeting is in progress

Belgian Monetary Union Signature

1992 · Philippe M.P.J. Maystadt · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports convergence rules leading toward the common European currency.

Belgian Treaty Signature

1992 · Mark Maria Frans Eyskens · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Confirms Belgian support for deeper political and monetary integration.

Brexit

1992 · John Major · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government

Signs the Maastricht Treaty, deepening Conservative divisions over Europe.

British Finance Signature

1992 · Norman Stewart Hughson Lamont · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government

Represents Britain while preserving the single-currency opt-out.

British Treaty Signature

1992 · Douglas Richard Hurd · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government

Confirms the negotiated British position including treaty opt-outs.

Danish Treaty Signature

1992 · Anders Fogh Rasmussen · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Denmark alongside Foreign Minister Uffe Ellemann-Jensen.

Economic and Monetary Union Signature

1992 · Wim Kok · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Commits the Netherlands to the treaty's monetary-union framework.

Franco-Russian Cooperation Treaty

1992 · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin · Russia · Paris · Government · Government of Russia

Signs a bilateral cooperation treaty with French President François Mitterrand.

French Monetary Union Signature

1992 · Pierre Beregovoy · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports the timetable and convergence provisions for monetary union.

French Treaty Signature

1992 · Roland Dumas · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Confirms French participation in the new European Union framework.

Irish Treaty Signature

1992 · Bertie Ahern · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Ireland as Minister for Finance alongside Gerry Collins.

Luxembourg Monetary Union Signature

1992 · Jean-Claude Juncker · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports convergence requirements and the planned common European currency.

Luxembourg Treaty Signature

1992 · Jacques Poos · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports the creation of the Union's political and institutional structure.

Maastricht Economic Signature

1992 · Anders Fogh Rasmussen · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the economic and monetary commitments contained in the Treaty on European Union as Denmark's Minister for Economic Affairs.

Spanish Monetary Union Signature

1992 · Carlos Solchaga · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports monetary convergence and greater economic cohesion within Europe.

Treaty of Co-operation

1992 · Francois Mitterand · France · Paris · Government · Government of France

Yeltsin and French President Francois Mitterrand sign a cooperation Treaty in Paris

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Bertie Ahern · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Ireland as Minister for Finance.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Pierre Beregovoy · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for France as Minister of Economy and Finance.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Guido Carli · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Italy as Treasury Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Efthymios Christodoulou · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Greece as Minister of National Economy.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Gerry Collins · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Ireland as Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Gianni De Michelis · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Italy as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Roland Dumas · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for France as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Denmark alongside Economic Affairs Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Mark Maria Frans Eyskens · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Belgium as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Francisco Fernandez Ordonez · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Fernandez Ordonez adds Spain's signature to the Maastricht Treaty as the government's senior foreign-policy representative.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Hans-Dietrich Genscher · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Germany as Federal Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Douglas Richard Hurd · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Great Britain as Foreign Secretary.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Jean-Claude Juncker · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Luxembourg as Finance Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Wim Kok · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for the Netherlands as Finance Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Jorge Braga de Macedo · Portugal · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Braga de Macedo completes Portugal's treaty delegation by signing the Maastricht settlement as Finance Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Francis Maude · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Great Britain as Financial Secretary to the Treasury.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Philippe M.P.J. Maystadt · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Belgium as Finance Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Joao de Deus Pinheiro · Portugal · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Pinheiro signs at Maastricht on Portugal's behalf, endorsing the new Union treaty as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Jacques Poos · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Luxembourg as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Anders Fogh Rasmussen · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Denmark as Minister for Economic Affairs.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Antonis Samaras · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Greece as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Carlos Solchaga · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Spain as Minister of Economy and Finance.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Hans van den Broek · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for the Netherlands as Foreign Minister.

Treaty of Maastricht

1992 · Theodor Waigel · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Signs the Treaty on European Union for Germany as Federal Finance Minister.

Treaty Signature

1992 · Hans van den Broek · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Participates in the formal Maastricht ceremony completing the negotiated treaty.

Inauguration

1996 · Reno Proval · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti

Sworn in as President of Haiti

Minister of Interior

1996 · Zbigniew Siemiatkowski · Poland · Government · Government of Poland

Appointed Minister of the Interior

Prime Minister of Poland

1996 · Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz · Poland · Government · Government of Poland

Appointed Prime Minister of Poland

Accession

1999 · Abdullah II · Jordan · House · House of Jordan

Ascends to the throne

Impeachment

1999 · William Jefferson Bill Clinton · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government

1st day of Clintons impeachment trial at the Senate

Succession

1999 · Abdullah II · Jordan · House · House of Jordan

Ascends to the throne

Constitution of Bolivia

2009 · Juan Evo Morales Ayma · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia

Morales promulgates the constitution creating the Plurinational State of Bolivia.

Super Bowl XLIV

2010 · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend · Great Britain · Miami Gardens · Arts · Popular Music

The Who perform the Super Bowl XLIV halftime show.

United Kingdom Campaign Speech

2014 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government

Calls on people across Britain to argue positively for Scotland to remain in the United Kingdom.

COVID-19

2020 · Lee Hsien Loong · Singapore · Singapore · Government · Government of Singapore

Singapore raises its disease outbreak response level as cases increase.

Second State of the Union

2023 · Joseph Robinette Biden · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government

Delivers his second State of the Union address.

Births on February 7

Birth of Thomas More

1478 · Thomas More · England · London · Humanities · Philosophy

Thomas More is born in the City of London.

Birth of William Huggins

1824 · William Huggins · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy

Birth of William Huggins

Birth of John Atyeo

1935 · John Atyeo · Great Britain · Bristol · Sport · Football

Birth of John Atyeo, later Bristol City and England forward.

Deaths on February 7

Death of Talal

1972 · Talal · Jordan · House · House of Jordan

Death of Talal

Death of Josef Mengele

1979 · Josef Mengele · Germany · Warfare · Military

Death of Josef Mengele

Death of Hussein bin Talal

1999 · Hussein bin Talal · Jordan · Amman · Politics · Hashemite Monarchy

Death of King Hussein of Jordan

Death of Hussein I

1999 · Hussein I · Jordan · House · House of Jordan

Death of Hussein I

Battles on February 7

Battle of Beda Fomm

1941 · Rodolfo Graziani · Italy · Beda Fomm · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The retreating Italian Tenth Army is defeated at Beda Fomm, completing the British conquest of Cyrenaica during Operation Compass.

Battle of Western Desert

1941 · Rodolfo Graziani · Italy · Cyrenaica · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The British Operation Compass campaign destroys much of the Italian Tenth Army and forces the loss of Cyrenaica.

Battle of Western Desert

1941 · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini · Italy · Cyrenaica · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Operation Compass ends with the destruction of much of the Italian Tenth Army after a British advance of several hundred miles.

Battle of Guadalcanal

1943 · Tadayoshi Sano · Japan · Guadalcanal · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Forced to evacuate from Guadalcanal

Coronations on February 7

Coronation at Prague

1311 · John of Bohemia · Czech Republic · Prague · House · House of Luxembourg

John and Elizabeth were crowned king and queen of Bohemia at Prague.

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