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January 30 in History

This permanent archive page contains 199 World History Database records for January 30, spanning 926 to 2011. Recorded topics include Tamworth Marriage Alliance; Wyatt Rebellion; Battle of Gembloux.

Total: 199Events: 177Births: 9Deaths: 7Battles: 6Countries: 21

Events on January 30

Tamworth Marriage Alliance

926 · Athelstan · England · Tamworth · House · House of Wessex

Athelstan arranged the marriage of a sister to Sihtric, the Scandinavian ruler of York.

Wyatt Rebellion

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

Refuses to flee London despite news of Wyatt's advance.

Wyatt Rebellion

1554 · Elizabeth Tudor · England · Ashridge · House · House of Tudor

Comes under suspicion because rebels discuss replacing Mary with her.

Pope

1592 · Clement VIII · Switzerland · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Appointed Pope, the last pontiff to serve during the Counter-Reformation

Articles of Impeachment Sent to Lords

1641 · Thomas Wentworth · England · London · Government · Government of England

Detailed articles supporting Strafford's impeachment are delivered to the House of Lords.

Arrest of Charles I

1647 · Charles I · England · London · Warfare · Civil War

Parliament pays a 400,000 pounds ransom to Charles Scottish captors

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · Gaspar de Bracamonte · Spain · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Represents Spanish interests in negotiations with the Dutch Republic.

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · William II Orange · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Rules as Spain recognises the sovereignty of the Dutch Republic.

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · Adriaan Pauw · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Helps secure Spanish recognition of Dutch independence.

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · Philip IV · Spain · Bruges · Government · Government of Spain

Bruges remains in the Spanish Netherlands after the Peace of Westphalia.

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · Philip IV · Spain · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Recognises the independence of the Dutch Republic in the Treaty of Munster.

Peace of Westphalia

1648 · Willem Ripperda · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Serves on the Dutch delegation at Munster.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · Gaspar de Bracamonte · Spain · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Represents Spanish interests in negotiations with the Dutch Republic.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · States General · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Secures international recognition of Dutch sovereignty.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · William II Orange · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

The Dutch Republic's independence is recognised by Spain.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · Adriaan Pauw · Netherlands · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Pauw helps negotiate Dutch recognition in the Treaty of Munster.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · Philip IV · Spain · Munster · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Recognises the independence of the Dutch Republic after decades of revolt.

Treaty of Westphalia

1648 · Philip IV · Spain · Westphalia · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Spain recognises the independence of the Dutch Republic in the wider Westphalian settlement.

Execution

1649 · Richard Brandon · England · London · Warfare · Civil War

Executes Charles I

Execution

1649 · Charles I · England · Whitehall · Government · Stuart Monarchy

Charles I is executed outside the Banqueting House after conviction for treason.

Execution

1649 · Charles I · England · London · Warfare · Civil War

Executed in front of the Whitehall Banqueting House; Charles II is proclaimed king in Scotland after the execution

Execution

1649 · Charles I · England · London · House · House of Stewart

Says to Bishop Juxon, "I go from a corruptible crown to an uncorruptible crown"

Execution

1649 · Charles I · England · Whitehall · House · House of Stewart

Walks from St James Palace to his execution at Whitehall

Interregnum

1649 · Charles I · England · Whitehall · House · House of Stewart

Charles I was executed, removing the monarch and beginning republican government.

Succession

1649 · Charles I · England · London · House · House of Stewart

The interregnum lasts until 1660, ended by the restoration of Charles II. 1st day of the Interregnum, rule without monarchy

Posthumous Execution

1661 · John Bradshaw · England · Tyburn · Government · Restoration

Bradshaw's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for presiding over the trial of Charles I.

Posthumous Execution

1661 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Tyburn · Government · Restoration

Cromwell's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn as part of the Restoration punishment of regicide leaders.

Posthumous Execution

1661 · Henry Ireton · England · Tyburn · Government · Restoration

Ireton's body is posthumously hanged at Tyburn for his role in the Commonwealth regime.

Commonwealth

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Andrusovo · Warfare · Russia War

A truce for 13 years and a half, signed in 1667 between Muscovy and the Polishn Commonwealth, which were at war since 1654 over the territories of modern day Ukraine and Belarus

Rule of Czernihow Voivodships

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Czernihow Voivodships · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes Czernihow Voivodships to Russia

Rule of Kiev

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Kiev · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Russia gains control of Kiev

Rule of Smolensk

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Smolensk · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes Smolensk to Russia

Rule of Ukraine

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Ukraine · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes parts of Ukraine to Russia

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Andrusovo · Warfare · Russia War

A truce for 13 years between Russia & Poland over the Ukraine and Belarus

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Andrusovo · Warfare · Russia War

Signed by Afanasy Ordin-Nashchokin (Russia) and Jerzy Chlebowicz (Poland) in the village of Andrusovo near Smolensk

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Czernihow Voivodships · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes Czernihow Voivodships to Russia

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Ukraine · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes parts of Ukraine to Russia

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Smolensk · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland cedes Smolensk to Russia

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Kiev · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Russia gains control of Kiev

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Jerzy Jerzy Chlebowicz · Poland · Andrusovo · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland agrees to cede the Smolensk and Czernihow Voivodships and acknowledges Russian control over the Left-bank Ukraine. Signed by Afanasy Ordin-Nashchokin (Russia) and Jerzy Chlebowicz (Poland) in a village of Andrusovo not far from Smolensk

Treaty of Andrusovo

1667 · Afanasy Ordin-Nashchokin · Russia · Andrusovo · Warfare · Russia War

Under the Treaty of Andrusovo Poland agrees to cede the Smolensk and Czernihow Voivodships and acknowledges Russian control over the Left-bank Ukraine. Signed by Afanasy Ordin-Nashchokin (Russia) and Jerzy Chlebowicz (Poland) in a village of Andrusovo not far from Smolensk

Treaty of Eternal Peace

1686 · Alexis I Mikhaylovich · Russia · Kiev · Warfare · Russia War

The city of Kiev had to remain with Russia only until 1669, but Russia managed to keep it by signing the Eternal Peace Treaty with Poland in 1686

Destruction of Speyer Defences

1689 · Joseph de Montclar · France · Speyer · Warfare · Nine Years War

Montclar directs French operations that dismantle the fortifications of Speyer during the scorched-earth withdrawal.

Farthest South

1774 · James Cook · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Reaches about 71 degrees 10 minutes south, farther south than any recorded navigator before him, but finds only ice and no temperate southern continent

President of National Assembly

1791 · Honore Gabriel Mirabeau · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Elected president of the National Assembly

President of National Assembly

1791 · Honore Gabriel Mirabeau · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Honore Gabriel Mirabeau was elected president of the National Assembly.

Blockade of Toulon

1805 · Horatio Nelson · Great Britain · Messina · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Heads east through the Straits of Messina in pursuit of the French fleet.

Toulon Fleet Pursuit through Messina

1805 · Horatio Nelson · Great Britain · Messina · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Nelson passes through the Straits of Messina while searching for Villeneuve after the Toulon blockade is disrupted.

Colonel

1806 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Appointed Colonel of the 33rd Regiment

Discovery of Antarctica

1820 · Edward Bransfield · Great Britain · Trinity Peninsula · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Sights the Trinity Peninsula area during the British survey voyage, becoming one of the earliest recorded observers of Antarctic land

Halle Orchestra

1858 · Charles Halle · Great Britain · Manchester · Arts · Classical Music

Founds the Halle Orchestra

Constitution of France

1875 · Ernest-Louis-octave de Cissey · France · Government · Government of France

The republican constitution is passed by 1 vote

Discovery Expedition

1902 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · King Edward VII Land · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The Discovery follows the Barrier to its eastern extremity where, on 30 January, the land predicted by Ross was confirmed, and named King Edward VII Land

Discovery of King Edward VII Land

1902 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · King Edward VII Land · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The Discovery follows the Barrier to its eastern extremity where, on 30 January, the land predicted by Ross was confirmed, and named King Edward VII Land

Leg Injury on Return

1912 · Edward Adrian Wilson · Great Britain · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Wilson strains a tendon during the return journey but continues travelling with the polar party.

Peace

1918 · Leon Trotsky · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st

Trotsky resumes peace talks

Treaty of Brest Litovsk

1918 · Leon Trotsky · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st

Negotiations are resumed with strikes & anti-war demonstrations spreading from Berlin. At this stage Trotskys policy of procrastination seems to be paying off

Population Exchange

1923 · Mustafa Kemal Ataturk · Turkey · Ankara · Warfare · League of Nations

League officials monitor humanitarian effects of the Greek-Turkish exchange.

Population Exchange

1923 · Eleftherios Venizelos · Greece · Athens · Warfare · League of Nations

Greek refugee settlement becomes a major League concern.

Occupation

1926 · Stanley Baldwin · Great Britain · Rhineland, The · Government · Conservative Party Government

British troops withdraw from the Rhineland

Pandora's Box

1929 · Georg Wilhelm Pabst · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema

Directs Pandora's Box starring Louise Brooks.

Appointment of Hitler

1933 · Paul von Hindenburg · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Appoints Adolf Hitler Chancellor at the head of a Nazi DNVP coalition, ending the last Weimar attempt to contain the Nazi movement through conservative cabinet politics.

Appointment of Hitler

1933 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Becomes Chancellor after Hindenburg appoints him to lead a coalition cabinet with Nazi and German Nationalist ministers.

Cabinet

1933 · Edouard Daladier · France · Paris · Government · Socialist Party

Forms a Cabinet without Socialists, will not adhere to the Socialist financial program

Cabinet Appointment

1933 · Wilhelm Frick · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Enters Hitler's first cabinet as Reich Interior Minister, giving the Nazis direct influence over internal administration and police policy.

Cabinet Appointment

1933 · Hermann Goering · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Receives a cabinet post and gains increasing authority in Prussia, allowing Nazi control over Germany's largest police apparatus.

Cabinet Appointment

1933 · Alfred Hugenberg · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Represents the German Nationalist coalition partners in Hitler's first cabinet as Minister of Economics and Agriculture.

Coalition Government

1933 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Joins Hitler's cabinet as Vice Chancellor, believing conservative ministers can control the new Chancellor from inside the Government.

Constitution of Germany

1933 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Hindenburg asks Hitler to form a Government

Constitution of Germany

1933 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

The "National Revolution" is followed by a "Lawful Revolution". The Government rules by Presidential decree as a coalition of "National accord"

Election

1933 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Calls for a Rechstag election for 5th March

Government

1933 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

As Vice Chancellor believes he can contain Hitler & use him to gain supreme power

Minister of Communication

1933 · Paul Freiherr von Eltz-Ruhenach · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister of Communications

Minister of Economics

1933 · Alfred Hugenberg · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister of Economics

Minister of Interior

1933 · Wilhelm Frick · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister of the Interior

Minister of Justice

1933 · Franz Gurtner · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister of Justice

Minister of Labour

1933 · Franz Seldte · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister of Labour

Minister President

1933 · Herman Goering · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Minister President for Prussia

Rubber Lion

1933 · Werner von Blomberg · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Blomberg becomes one of Hitler's most devoted followers, and as such is nicknamed "Rubber Lion" by some of his critics in the army who were less than enthusiastic about Hitler

Secretary of State for Defence

1933 · Werner von Blomberg · Germany · Warfare · Military

Appointed Minister of Defence

Secretary of State for Defence

1933 · Werner von Blomberg · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Blomberg becomes one of Hitler's most devoted followers, and as such is nicknamed "Rubber Lion" by some of his critics in the army who were less than enthusiastic about Hitler. Appointed Minister of Defence

Vice Chancellor

1933 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Appointed Vice Chancellor

Fatherland Front

1934 · Engelbert Dollfuss · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria

All political parties are banned except for the "Fatherland Front"

Gold Reserve Act

1934 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Gold Policy

The Act transfers monetary gold to the Treasury and changes the official gold value.

Gold Reserve Act

1934 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government

The Gold Reserve Act transfers monetary gold to the Treasury and prohibits dollar redemption in gold.

Political Parties

1934 · Engelbert Dollfuss · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria

All political parties are banned except for the "Fatherland Front"

Armament

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Proclaims to the Reichstag Germany's withdrawal from the Treaty of Versailles

Belgian and Dutch Inviolability Assurance

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Hitler publicly repeats an assurance of neutrality and territorial inviolability for Belgium and the Netherlands.

German Neutrality Offer to Belgium and Netherlands

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Hitler says Germany is prepared to recognize and guarantee the inviolability and neutrality of Belgium and the Netherlands.

Post-Locarno Western Security Claims

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

After repudiating Locarno in 1936, Hitler presents bilateral neutrality guarantees as an alternative western security policy.

Reichstag Speech on Western Neutrality

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Hitler uses a Reichstag speech to offer neutrality guarantees to Belgium and the Netherlands after Locarno's collapse.

Treaty of Versailles

1937 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Proclaims to the Reichstag "withdrawal of the German signature" from Versailles. Addresses the Reichstag proclaiming "withdrawal" from the Treaty of Versailles

General

1938 · Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco-Bahamonde · Spain · Warfare · Civil War

Franco forms his first Ministry

Government

1938 · Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco-Bahamonde · Spain · Warfare · Military

Franco forms his first Ministry

Munich Conference

1938 · Eduard Benes · Czech Republic · Munich · Government · Government of Czech Rep

Mussolini, Chamberlain and Daladier agree to the German claims to the Sudetenland

Final Solution

1939 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Prior to the beginning of World War II, during a speech (the six year anniversary of his accession to power), Hitler foretold the coming Holocaust of European Jewry

Foreign Policy Statement at Berlin

1939 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Makes a speech praising the Italian Government & its leader Mussolini

Holocaust

1939 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Prior to the beginning of World War II, during a speech (the six year anniversary of his accession to power), Hitler foretold the coming Holocaust of European Jewry

Massacre

1942 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

"the result of the war will be the complete annihilation of the Jews". Celebrates his 9th anniversary of power

Commander in Chief

1943 · Karl Doenitz · Germany · Warfare · Military

Appointed Commander of the German Navy, directs the U-boat offensive

Commander in Chief

1943 · Karl Doenitz · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Appointed Commander of the German Navy, directs the U-boat offensive

Retirement

1943 · Erich Raeder · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Disagrees with Hitler's strategy of scrapping the surface fleet & retires

Visit to Turkey to get it to join the

1943 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Visits Turkey to get it to join the Allies, Turkey refuses because it distrusts Russia

Promotion to Generaloberst

1944 · Alfred Jodl · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Military

Jodl is promoted to Generaloberst while continuing as chief of the OKW Operations Staff.

Shingle

1944 · John Lucas · United States of America · Cisterna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Decides to attack through Cisterna & Camoleone but is pushed back

Kolberg

1945 · Veit Harlan · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema

Directs Kolberg, one of the last major Nazi-era productions.

Arrest of Nathuran

1948 · Nathuran · India · Delhi · Politics · Congress Party

Arrested for the assassination of Gandhi

Assassination of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

1948 · Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi · India · Delhi · Politics · Congress Party

Assassinated by a Hindu journalist

Assassination of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

1948 · Nathuram Godse · India · Delhi · Politics · Congress Party

Assassinates Gandhi

Assassination of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

1948 · Nathuran · India · Delhi · Politics · Congress Party

Asssasinates Gandhi in the garden of Birla house by shooting 3 times at him

Independence of Vietnam

1950 · Ho Chi-Minh · Vietnam · Hanoi · Government · Democratic Party Government

Russia recoginzes Ho Chi Minhs claim to represent the whole of Vietnam

Treaty Signed at Baltic Sea

1950 · Clement Richard Attlee · Great Britain · Baltic Sea · Government · Labour Party Government

Britain signs a treaty with Norway, Denmark and Sweden for more economic cooperation

Eden Washington Conference

1956 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Meets British Prime Minister Anthony Eden in Washington for talks on international affairs.

Geneva Test Ban Verification

1959 · John A. McCone · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear

McCone explained AEC concerns that proposed improvements in detecting underground nuclear tests remained theoretical and required experimental validation.

Strike Plan Briefed to Senior Officers

1961 · Jack Hawkins · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion

Hawkins gives senior CIA and military officers a detailed briefing on the proposed Cuban strike plan.

John Connally Discharge Appeal Letter

1962 · Lee Harvey Oswald · United States of America · Minsk · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Lee wrote John Connally asking for help overturning his Marine discharge, mistakenly believing Connally remained Secretary of the Navy.

Coup

1964 · Nguyen Khanh · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Military

General Nguyen Khanh led a coup replacing Duong Van Minh as Prime Minister

Coup

1964 · Nguyen Khanh · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

General Nguyen Khanh led a coup replacing Duong Van Minh as Prime Minister

Coup

1964 · Duong Van Minh · Vietnam · Saigon · Government · Government of Vietnam

General Nguyen Khanh led a coup replacing Duong Van Minh as Prime Minister. General Duong Van Minh is placed under house arrest, but was allowed to remain as a figurehead chief-of-state

Head of State

1964 · Duong Van Minh · Vietnam · Saigon · Government · Government of Vietnam

General Duong Van Minh is placed under house arrest, but was allowed to remain as a figurehead chief-of-state

January Coup

1964 · Nguyen Khanh · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Seizes power from Duong Van Minh's military junta

Burial

1965 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Westminster Hall · Government · Conservative Party Government

9:35am the bearer party of Grenadier Guards removes the coffin from the Catafalque

Burial

1965 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor

Announces Churchills body will lie-in-state at the Palace of Westminster for 3 days

White Light White Heat

1968 · Lou Reed · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music

Releases White Light White Heat, pushing the Velvet Underground toward a harsher experimental rock sound.

Wonderwall

1968 · George Harrison · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

George Harrison completes the recording work on the "Wonderwall" album

Marriage

1970 · June Ellen Child · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Marries Marc Bolan

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Peter Alexander Rupert Carrington · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Faces questions over army conduct after the shootings.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Michael Carver · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

The army command faces scrutiny after Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Ivan Cooper · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Helps lead the civil rights march in Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Bernadette Devlin · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Witnesses the shootings during the civil rights march.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Patrick Doherty · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is killed while fleeing the shooting.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Gerald Donnaghey · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is among those killed on Bloody Sunday.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Jackie Duddy · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is shot dead during Bloody Sunday in Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Brian Faulkner · Great Britain · Belfast · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Faces crisis as Stormont authority collapses after the killings.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Robert Cyril Ford · Great Britain · Northern Ireland · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Army decisions before the march later face inquiry scrutiny.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Hugh Gilmour · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is killed during the army operation in Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Londonderry · Government · Conservative Party Government

Faces crisis after soldiers kill unarmed civil rights marchers in Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Faces political crisis after Bloody Sunday during the Northern Ireland Troubles.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Receives reports after soldiers shoot civil rights marchers in Derry.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · John Hume · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Condemns the killings after the Derry march.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · John Johnston · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is wounded and later counted among the dead.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Michael Kelly · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is killed by gunfire during the Derry march.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Ted Loden · Great Britain · Londonderry · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Commands Support Company in the Derry operation.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Reginald Maudling · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Handles political response to Northern Ireland violence.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Eamonn McCann · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Takes part in the march and later writes about it.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Bernard McGuigan · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is shot while going to help another victim.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · William McKinney · Great Britain · Londonderry · Politics · Northern Ireland Troubles

Is killed in the Bogside area during the shootings.

Bloody Sunday

1972 · Derek Wilford · Great Britain · Londonderry · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Commands 1 Para during the Derry operation.

Demonstrations

1972 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Londonderry · Government · Conservative Party Government

Paratroopers open fire on rioting Catholics in Londonderry killing 13. 14 unarmed are were killed by British soldiers during an illegal march in Londonderry

Massacre

1972 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Londonderry · Government · Conservative Party Government

Paratroopers open fire on rioting Catholics in Londonderry killing 13

Trial

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Just ten days after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, Liddy and McCord were convicted on charges conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping

Trial

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

Just ten days after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, Liddy and McCord were convicted on charges conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping.

Trial

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

Liddy was sentenced to a 20-year prison term and was ordered to pay $40,000 in fines. He began serving the sentence on January 30, 1973.

Washington Burglars

1973 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

Former Nixon aides G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr. are convicted of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping in the Watergate incident. Five other men plead guilty, but mysteries remain.

Watergate

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Just ten days after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, Liddy and McCord were convicted on charges conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping

Watergate

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Just ten days after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, Liddy and McCord were convicted on charges conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping.

Watergate

1973 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

Just ten days after Richard Nixon's second inauguration, Liddy and McCord were convicted on charges conspiracy, burglary, and wiretapping.

Watergate Conviction

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

George Gordon Liddy is convicted of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping charges arising from the Watergate operation.

Watergate Conviction

1973 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

George Gordon Liddy is convicted of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping charges arising from the Watergate operation.

Watergate Conviction

1973 · James W. McCord · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

James W. McCord Jr. is convicted of conspiracy, burglary and wiretapping charges arising from the Watergate operation.

Election

1976 · Balthazar Johannes Vorster · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

The United Nations adopts a resolution to hold free & open elections under its supervision

Rule of Namibia

1976 · Balthazar Johannes Vorster · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

The United Nations adopts a resolution to hold free & open elections under its supervision

Anti-waste Programme

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Addresses Commons questions on the Department's anti-waste programme.

Building Societies

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Addresses Commons questions involving the Building Societies Association and housing finance.

Inner City Policy

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Addresses Commons questions on the Government's inner-city policy.

Local Authority Expenditure Controls

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Answers parliamentary questions concerning controls on local-authority expenditure.

London Docklands Regeneration

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Addresses Commons questions on regeneration of London Docklands.

Property Services Agency

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Answers parliamentary questions concerning the Property Services Agency.

Urban Development Corporations

1980 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Addresses the Commons on the proposed use of urban development corporations.

Visit to Washington

1986 · Jonas Malheiro Savimbi · Angola · Washington · Politics · UNITA

Visits President Reagan at the Whitehouse

Energy Efficiency

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

Answers a parliamentary question concerning energy-efficiency policy.

Foreign Secretary of Bosnia

1996 · Jadranko Prlic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Government · Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Appointed Foreign Minister

Prime Minister of Bosnia

1996 · Hasan Muratovic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Government · Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Appointed Prime Minister of Bosnia & Herzogovinia

Prime Minister Takes Office

1996 · Hasan Muratovic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hasan Muratovic becomes Prime Minister during the post-Dayton transition

Resignation of Haris Silajdzic

1996 · Haris Silajdzic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Government · Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Resigns as the Prime Minister of Bosnia & Herzogovinia

Health of Chris Smith

2005 · Chris Smith · Great Britain · Science · Medicine

States he has been HIV positive for 17 yrs

Manager

2008 · Gary McAllister · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football

Appointed manager of Leeds United

Births on January 30

Birth of William Jener

1815 · William Jenner · Great Britain · Science · Medicine

Birth of William Jener

Birth of Franklin D. Roosevelt

1882 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Hyde Park · Politics · Democratic Party

Franklin Delano Roosevelt is born at Hyde Park, New York.

Birth of Franklin Delano Roosevelt

1882 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Politics · Democratic Party

Birth of Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt Born

1882 · Franklin Delano Roosevelt · United States of America · Hyde Park · Politics · Democratic Party

The future Democratic president is born into the Roosevelt family.

Birth of Douglas Engelbart

1925 · Douglas Engelbart · United States of America · Oregon · Science · Technology

Birth of Douglas Engelbart

Birth of Olaf Palme

1927 · Sven Olof Joachim Palme · Sweden · Politics · SDP

Birth of Olaf Palme

Birth of Vanessa Redgrave

1937 · Vanessa Redgrave · Great Britain · Greenwich · Arts · Cinema

Birth of Vanessa Redgrave

Birth of Philip David Charles Collins

1951 · Phil Collins · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Philip David Charles Collins, later Genesis drummer, vocalist and solo artist.

Birth of Abdullah II

1962 · Abdullah II · Jordan · Amman · House · House of Jordan

Birth of Abdullah II

Deaths on January 30

Death of Charles I

1649 · Charles I · England · London · Warfare · Civil War

Death of Charles I

Death of Charles I

1649 · Charles I · England · London · House · House of Stewart

Says to Bishop Juxon, "I go from a corruptible crown to an uncorruptible crown"

Death of Charles I

1649 · Charles I · England · Whitehall · House · House of Stewart

Walks from St James Palace to his execution at Whitehall

Death of Peter II

1730 · Peter II · Russia · House · House of Romanov

Dies of smallpox age 14 on the day set for his wedding to one of the Dolgoruky family

Death of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

1948 · Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi · India · Delhi · Politics · Congress Party

Death of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, assassinated by a Hindu journalist

Death of Orville Wright

1948 · Orville Wright · United States of America · Science · Technology

Death of Orville Wright

Death of John Barry

2011 · John Barry · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema

Death of John Barry Prendergast

Battles on January 30

Battle of Gembloux

1578 · Don John · Spain · Gembloux · Warfare · Military

Defeats The Netherlands Army at Gembloux, Brabant

Battle of Gembloux

1578 · William I the Silent · Netherlands · Gembloux · Warfare · War of Dutch Independence

The Spanish harry and defeat Dutch causing 10,000 casualties while losing only 100 of their own. Don John defeats the Northern Netherlands Army at Gembloux, Brabant

Battle of Moulmein

1942 · Thomas Hutton · Great Britain · Moulmein · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Driven out of Moulmein by the Japanese & forced to withdraw across the Salween

Battle of Stalingrad

1943 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Makes Paulus Field Marshal because a German Field Marshal has never been captured

Battle of Stalingrad

1943 · Friedrich von Paulus · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Hitler promotes Paulus to Field Marshal because no Field Marshal has ever surenderred

Air Support during Battle of Khafji

1991 · Charles Albert Horner · United States of America · Khafji · Warfare · Gulf War, 1st

Coalition aircraft strike Iraqi columns and reinforce Saudi and Qatari defenders.

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