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July 31 in History

This permanent archive page contains 158 World History Database records for July 31, spanning 1265 to 2026. Recorded topics include Mobilization; Siege of Kenilworth; Plot.

Total: 158Events: 143Deaths: 6Battles: 8Coronations: 1Countries: 25

Events on July 31

Mobilization

1265 · Simon de Montfort · England · Kenilworth · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd

Stays near Kenilworth Castle on his way to support his father near Worcester

Siege of Kenilworth

1265 · Edward I · England · Kenilworth · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd

Decides to march on Kenilwirth from Worcester

Plot

1415 · Henry V · England · Porchester · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The conspirators favour Edmund Mortimer as King. A Lollard plot to assassinate the King at Porchester on his way to France is exposed

Reballion of Rebels in Porchester

1415 · Henry V · England · Porchester · Warfare · Military

The conspirators are supporters of Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March. A plot to assassinate the King

Alliance Assassination of Jean-sans-Peur at Montereau and English

1419 · Henry V · England · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Assassination of Jean-sans-Peur at Montereau during a meeting with the Dauphin, his successor, Philippe-le-Bon, allies himself with the English

Assassination of Jean-sans-Peur of Burgundy

1419 · Henry V · England · Montereau · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Assassination of Jean-sans-Peur at Montereau during a meeting with the Dauphin, his successor, Philippe-le-Bon, allies himself with the English

Capture of Gisors

1419 · Henry V · England · Gisors · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Captures Gisors

Treaty of Troyes

1420 · Charles VI · France · Troyes · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The Treaty of Troyes allows Henry V to marry Catherine, daughter of King Charles VI, & become king of France upon the latters death

Treaty of Troyes

1420 · Henry V · England · Troyes · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The Treaty of Troyes allows Henry V to marry Catherine, daughter of King Charles VI, & become king of France upon the latters death

Attainment

1523 · Edward Stafford · England · House · House of Stafford

Stafford is attainted by Parliament

Reform of Church-State Relations

1536 · Henry VIII · England · Religion · Church of England

Prohibited to exercise or defend papal authority, under penalty of praemunire

Society of Jesus (Jesuit)

1540 · Ignatius Oyola · Spain · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Founds the Jesuit Order on Feast day

Book of Homilies

1547 · Edward VI · England · London · Religion · Church of England

The first Book of Homilies is published by royal authority for clergy to read in churches.

Succession

1553 · Elizabeth I · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Meets Mary outside London & escorts her to the capital

Surrender of Djerba Fortress

1560 · Piyale Pasha · Turkey · Djerba · Warfare · Ottoman-Habsburg Wars

The Christian fortress on Djerba surrenders to Ottoman forces

French Treaty at Breda

1667 · Louis XIV · France · Breda · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 2nd

Louis XIV concluded a parallel peace at Breda as France participated in the wider settlement.

Territorial Settlement

1667 · Johan de Witt · Netherlands · Breda · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 2nd

De Witt's government accepted a settlement confirming Dutch possession of Suriname and Run.

Treaty of Breda Signed

1667 · Charles II · England · Breda · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 2nd

Charles authorised the treaty that ended the Second Anglo-Dutch War.

Tunbridge Wells Political Dinner

1697 · John Churchill · England · Tunbridge Wells · Government · Government of England

Hosts a political dinner attended by Sunderland, Romney, Coningsby and other prominent figures during speculation about ministerial changes.

Capture of Crown Point

1759 · Jeffrey Amherst · Great Britain · Crown Point · Warfare · Seven Years War

Captures Crown Point

Siege of Quebec

1759 · James Wolfe · Great Britain · Montmorenci · Warfare · Seven Years War

Launches an assault on the Montmorenci heights

Camp of Chalons Commission

1792 · Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot · France · Chalons · Revolution · Revolution of France

Carnot was appointed a commissioner to help organize the camp at Chalons during the growing military emergency.

Siege of Mantua

1796 · Wurmser · Austria · Mantua · Revolution · Revolution of Austria

Relieves Mantua

Invasion of Denmark

1807 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Joins the Danish expedition

Invasion of Turkey

1829 · Hans Karl von Diebitsch · Russia · Silven · Warfare · Russia-Turkey War

The Turkish reinforcement is routed near Sliven

Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom

1830 · Louis Philippe · France · Paris · House · House of Bourbon

Accepts appointment as lieutenant-general while the Bourbon government collapses.

Support for Louis Philippe

1830 · Gilbert du Motier Lafayette · France · Paris · Warfare · Military

Publicly supports Louis Philippe as a constitutional alternative to Charles X.

Kerosene Lamp Demonstration

1853 · Ignacy Lukasiewicz · Poland · Lviv · Science · Chemistry

Introduces a practical kerosene lamp used during emergency surgery.

Petroleum Lighting Innovation

1853 · Ignacy Lukasiewicz · Poland · Lviv · Science · Chemistry

Demonstrates refined petroleum as a safer and brighter lighting fuel.

Programme of the Geneva Congress

1866 · Karl Heinrich Marx · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy

Drafts a resolution defining the programme for the International's Geneva Congress.

Telegraph Act

1868 · Benjamin Disraeli · Great Britain · London · Economy · Telecommunications

The Telegraph Act enables the Post Office to purchase and operate inland telegraph networks.

Mobilization

1870 · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Franco-Prussian War

Sets out as a major-general with William to command the armies in the field

Mobilization

1870 · Wilhelm I · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Franco-Prussian War

Sets out from Berlin to assume command of his armies in the field

Mobilization

1900 · Wilhelm II · Germany · Bremerhaven · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

Compares his army to the Huns & himself as Moses leading the Israelites in China

Historical record

1901 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Scott is given overall command, and is promoted to the rank of Commander before Discovery sailed for the Antarctic

Discovery Expedition

1901 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Scott is given overall command, and is promoted to the rank of Commander before Discovery sailed for the Antarctic. Despite an almost total lack of Antarctic or Arctic experience within the 50-strong party, there was very little special training in equipment or techniques before the ship set sail

Second Balkan War Armistice

1913 · Ferdinand I · Bulgaria · Bucharest · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Seeks an armistice after Bulgaria is attacked on several fronts.

Second Balkan War Armistice

1913 · Nikola Pasic · Serbia · Bucharest · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Accepts an armistice after Serbia's battlefield victory.

Assassination of Jean Jaures

1914 · Jean Jaures · France · Politics · Socialist Party

Assassinated by a French nationalist fanatic

Declaration of War

1914 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Warfare · World War, 1st

Austro-Hungarian Government order General Mobilization

Mobilization

1914 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Warfare · World War, 1st

Austro-Hungarian Government order General Mobilization

Photograph of Adolf Hitler

1914 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Munich · Warfare · World War, 1st

Photographed in a crowd clamouring for war

Telegrams Count Berchtold asking the Auastrians not to mobilize against Russia

1914 · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 1st

Telegrams Count Berchtold asking the Auastrians not to mobilize against Russia

Telegrams the Austrian Chief of Staff to mobilize at once against the

1914 · Moltke · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 1st

Telegrams the Austrian Chief of Staff to mobilize at once against the Russians

Arrest of Nicholas II

1917 · Nicholas II · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Taken with his family to Tobolsk

Commander in Chief

1917 · Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov · Russia · Mogilev · Government · Russian Provisional Government

Replaces Brusilov as commander in chief of the Russian army.

Fifth Army Opens Pilckem Ridge Attack

1917 · Hubert Gough · Great Britain · Flanders · Warfare · World War, 1st

Gough's Fifth Army opens the Third Ypres offensive with the attack on Pilckem Ridge.

Pilckem Ridge Assault Opened

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

Haig launches the opening phase of the Third Battle of Ypres against Pilckem Ridge.

Constitution of Germany

1918 · Friedrich Ebert · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

The Weimar Republic is adopted. The plan to transform Germany into a constitutional monarchy similar to Britain quickly becomes obsolete as the country slid into a state of near-total chaos. The 1871 constitution is amended to make the Reich a Parliamentary democracy, which the Government had refused for half a century, the Chancellor is henceforth responsible to Parliament, the Reichstag, and no longer to the Kaiser

Weimar Republic

1918 · Friedrich Ebert · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

The Weimar Republic is adopted. The 1871 constitution is amended to make the Reich a Parliamentary democracy, which the Government had refused for half a century, the Chancellor is henceforth responsible to Parliament, the Reichstag, and no longer to the Kaiser

Addison Housing Act

1919 · Christopher Addison · Great Britain · London · Economy · Housing

The Housing Act subsidises local authority construction of homes for working families.

Unemployment Insurance Bill

1925 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Speaks on unemployment insurance legislation during the summer session.

Capture of Nanchang

1927 · Ho Lung · China · Nanchang · Warfare · Civil War

Named by Zhou En-Lai as the Commander to lead the insurrection in Nanchang

Economy of Great Britain

1931 · James Ramsey MacDonald · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds

Government Report

1931 · James Ramsey MacDonald · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds

Report

1931 · James Ramsey MacDonald · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The May Report announces a budget deficit of 120 million pounds

Election

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

During the 7th elections to the Reichstag the Nazis win 196 out of 584 seats.

Election

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

Durung the sixth elections to the Reichstag the Nazis win 230 out of 608 seats.

Election

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

The general elections yield major gains for the KPD and the Nazis, who win 37.2% of the vote, supplanting the Social Democrats as the largest party in the Reichstag.

Election

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

The height of Nazi electoral success under free elections.

Election

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

The Nazis win 230 of 608 seats in the Reichstag & double their strength.

Election

1932 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Politics · Catholic Centre Party

The general elections yield major gains for the KPD and the Nazis, who win 37.2% of the vote, supplanting the Social Democrats as the largest party in the Reichstag. Supports Hindenburg during the Presidential elections rather than his own party

Party Fuhrer

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

Durung the sixth elections to the Reichstag the Nazis win 230 out of 608 seats. During the 7th elections to the Reichstag the Nazis win 196 out of 584 seats

Reichstag

1932 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Politics · NSDAP

The general elections yield major gains for the KPD and the Nazis, who win 37.2% of the vote, supplanting the Social Democrats as the largest party in the Reichstag

International Situation

1939 · Edward Hugh John Neale Dalton · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Takes part in the Commons debate on the worsening international crisis and the need to make Britain's guarantees credible.

Alliance Adolf Hitler and Spain and the capture of Gibraltar

1940 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Gibraltar · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Begins planning an alliance with Spain & the capture of Gibraltar

Alliance Agreement with Spain & the capture of Gibraltar

1940 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Gibraltar · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Begins planning an alliance with Spain & the capture of Gibraltar

Invasion of Russia

1940 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Originally intended to last 5 months. Announces Russian invasion plans to his military commanders

Operation Barbarossa

1940 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Originally intended to last 5 months. Announces Russian invasion plans to his military commanders

Invasion of Yugoslavia

1941 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Germany occupies Yugoslavia and Greece

Rule of Yugoslavia

1941 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Germany occupies Yugoslavia and Greece

Gorizia Military Conference

1942 · Ugo Cavallero · Italy · Gorizia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Cavallero attends Mussolini's Gorizia conference with commanders responsible for operations in Slovenia and adjacent occupied territory.

Gorizia Military Conference

1942 · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini · Italy · Gorizia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Mussolini convenes senior Italian commanders at Gorizia to review the military situation in occupied Yugoslav territory.

Report on Slovenia

1942 · Mario Roatta · Italy · Gorizia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Roatta briefs Mussolini and senior commanders on the security and insurgency situation in Slovenia and neighbouring occupied areas.

Oak

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

One of four operations orderred by Hitler to meet the Allied invasion of Italy. Calls for the rescue of Mussolini from captivity

Arrest of Pierre Laval

1944 · Pierre Laval · France · Innsbruck · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Expelled by the Spanish. flees to Austria & arrested by US troops for treason

Capture of Avranches

1944 · George Smith Patton · United States of America · Avranches · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Arrives at Avranches

Capture of Granville

1944 · George Smith Patton · United States of America · Granville · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Captures Granville

Capture of Kaunas

1944 · Ivan Chernyakovsky · Russia · Kaunas · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Captures Kaunas from the Germans

Exile of Pierre Laval

1944 · Pierre Laval · France · Innsbruck · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Expelled by the Spanish. flees to Austria & arrested by US troops for treason

First Army

1944 · George Smith Patton · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd

By 31 July, XIX Corps had destroyed the last forces opposing the First Army, and Bradleys troops were finally freed from the bocage

Operation Cobra

1944 · George Smith Patton · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd

By 31 July, XIX Corps had destroyed the last forces opposing the First Army, and Bradleys troops were finally freed from the bocage

Treason

1944 · Pierre Laval · France · Innsbruck · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Expelled by the Spanish. flees to Austria & arrested by US troops for treason

Little Boy Assembly Completed

1945 · William Sterling Parsons · United States of America · Tinian · Warfare · Nuclear

Final assembly of Little Boy is completed on Tinian and the weapon is ready for combat use.

Krupp Trial Judgment and Sentence

1948 · Alfried Krupp · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Krupp was convicted and sentenced to twelve years imprisonment in the Krupp Case.

Independence of France

1954 · Pierre Mendes · France · Carthage · Government · Government of France

Mendes speaks on behalf of internal autonomy for Tunisia

Independence of Tunisia

1954 · Pierre Mendes · France · Carthage · Government · Government of France

Mendes speaks on behalf of internal autonomy for Tunisia

Attack on Bueycito

1957 · Ernesto "Che" Guevara · Argentina · Bueycito · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba

Guevara's forces attack the army post at Bueycito during the expansion of rebel operations in Oriente.

Beijing Talks with Mao Zedong

1958 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Beijing · Government · Government of Russia

Begins difficult talks with Mao Zedong over defense cooperation, Taiwan and the direction of the Communist alliance.

Constitution of Bolivia

1961 · Victor Paz Estenssoro · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia

Paz Estenssoro promulgates a constitution reflecting reforms of the National Revolution.

Beatles, The

1966 · John Winston Lennon · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

John Lennons comments on the state of Christianity - made in March, but only lately picked up in the US spark protests and record burnings on the eve of the Beatles 1966 American tour

Apollo 15 ALSEP Deployment

1971 · James Irwin · United States of America · Hadley Rille · Science · Astronomy

Helps deploy the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package during the first Apollo 15 surface EVA.

Apollo 15 ALSEP Deployment

1971 · David Scott · United States of America · Hadley Rille · Science · Astronomy

Helps deploy the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package during the first Apollo 15 surface excursion.

Apollo 15 First EVA

1971 · James Irwin · United States of America · Hadley Rille · Science · Astronomy

Explores the Hadley-Apennine region with Scott during the mission's first rover-supported lunar excursion.

Apollo 15 Rover

1971 · David Scott · United States of America · Hadley Rille · Science · Astronomy

Drives the first lunar rover during Apollo 15.

Apollo 15 Rover Navigation

1971 · James Irwin · United States of America · Hadley Rille · Science · Astronomy

Navigates with Scott during the first operational use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle.

Haldeman Testimony Continues

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

Presides as H. R. Haldeman continues testimony about White House operations, presidential conversations and events central to the committee's Watergate investigation.

Collective Bargaining

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Re-establishes collective bargaining as the central mechanism for regulating industrial relations.

Dissolution of Parliament

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Parliament adjourns for the last time until the election Octoberober 10

Election

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Parliament adjourns for the last time until the election Octoberober 10

Employers Associations

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Provides rules for employers associations alongside the law governing trade unions.

Finance Act

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Finance Act 1974 receives Royal Assent, implementing tax changes from Healey's first Budget.

Industrial Relations Act Repeal

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Repeals Edward Heath's Industrial Relations Act and restores Labour's preferred voluntary industrial relations framework.

Industrial Tribunals

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Maintains industrial tribunals as the forum for key employment disputes after repeal of the 1971 Act.

National Industrial Relations Court

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Abolishes the National Industrial Relations Court created under the Conservative industrial relations system.

Social Contract

1974 · Michael Mackintosh Foot · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Helps deliver the Health and Safety at Work Act during the Social Contract period.

Social Contract

1974 · Michael Mackintosh Foot · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Uses workplace safety reform to show the social side of Labour's union bargain.

Trade Disputes

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Restores statutory immunities for trade unions acting in contemplation or furtherance of trade disputes.

Trade Union and Labour Relations Act

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1974 receives Royal Assent, repealing the Industrial Relations Act 1971.

Trade Unions

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Restores a legal framework recognising trade unions and employers associations outside the 1971 registration system.

Scotland Act

1978 · Michael Mackintosh Foot · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Supports the Scotland Act as part of Labour's devolution programme.

Strike

1984 · Arthur Scargill · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers

South Wales miners assets seized and fined $55,000 for contempt of court over picketing

Burial

1985 · Pieter Botha · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

Mass funerals for black victims are banned during a period of unrest

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

1991 · George Herbert Walker Bush · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

1991 · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Nuclear Power

1991 · George Herbert Walker Bush · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Nuclear Power

1991 · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

START I Treaty Signed

1991 · George Herbert Walker Bush · United States of America · Moscow · Government · Nuclear Arms Control

Signs START I with Mikhail Gorbachev, requiring major reductions in strategic nuclear weapons.

Strategic Arms Reduction

1991 · George Herbert Walker Bush · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Treaty of SAR

1991 · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Treaty of START 1

1991 · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Signs START 1 with the USA to reduce offensive strategic arms

Treaty of Strategic Arms Reduction

1991 · George Herbert Walker Bush · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Bush & Gorbachev sign the Strategic Arms Reduction

Bombing of Lebanon

1993 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

The fighting ended July 31 with a US-brokered cease-fire, Israel and Hezbollah the agree not to attack civilian targets, but the cease-fire is short lived

Ceasefire Agreement

1993 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

The fighting ended July 31 with a US-brokered cease-fire, Israel and Hezbollah the agree not to attack civilian targets, but the cease-fire is short lived

Hezbollah

1993 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

The fighting ended July 31 with a US-brokered cease-fire, Israel and Hezbollah the agree not to attack civilian targets, but the cease-fire is short lived

PLO

1993 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

The fighting ended July 31 with a US-brokered cease-fire, Israel and Hezbollah the agree not to attack civilian targets, but the cease-fire is short lived

Election

1997 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Uxbridge · Government · Labour Party Government

The Conservatives increase their majority

Election

1997 · William Hague · Great Britain · Uxbridge · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservatives increase their majority

Constitution of Great Britain

1998 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The Government of Wales Bill receives royal assent. The European Convention on Human Rights is incorporated into UK law by passing the Human Rights Act

Legislation

1998 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The European Convention on Human Rights is incorporated into UK law by passing the Human Rights Act

National Minimum Wage

1998 · Peter Mandelson · Great Britain · London · Economy · Labour

The National Minimum Wage Act establishes a statutory wage floor across the economy.

Politics

1998 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The European Convention on Human Rights is incorporated into UK law by passing the Human Rights Act

UN Resolution 1696

2006 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · New York · Warfare · United Nations

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1696 demands that Iran suspend all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities by 31 August 2006.

UN Resolution 1696

2006 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · Warfare · United Nations

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1696 gives until August 31, 2006 for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment and related activities or face the prospect of sanctions

Uranium Enrichment

2006 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · Warfare · United Nations

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1696 gives until August 31, 2006 for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment and related activities or face the prospect of sanctions

Uranium Enrichment

2006 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · Warfare · Nuclear

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1696 gives until August 31, 2006 for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment and related activities or face the prospect of sanctions

Brian Clough Trophy

2007 · Brian Clough · Great Britain · Derby · Sport · Football

Derby County and Nottingham Forest compete for the inaugural Brian Clough Trophy at Pride Park Stadium

Water Ice on Mars

2008 · Peter Smith · United States of America · Mars · Science · Astronomy

Phoenix confirms water ice in a Martian soil sample

Harmonised Election Victory

2013 · Robert Gabriel Mugabe · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe

Mugabe wins another presidential term as ZANU-PF regains a parliamentary majority.

Indefinite Re-Election Reform

2025 · Nayib Bukele · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Republic of El Salvador

Allied legislature approves reforms allowing indefinite presidential re-election

Premiership Ends

2025 · Min Aung Hlaing · Myanmar · Naypyidaw · Government · State Administration Council

Min Aung Hlaing transfers the prime ministership to Nyo Saw

Prime Minister Takes Office

2025 · Nyo Saw · Myanmar · Naypyidaw · Government · State Security and Peace Commission

Nyo Saw becomes Prime Minister after the SAC caretaker government transition

Pluto

2026 · Alan Stern · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

New analysis finds evidence that liquid nitrogen has recently risen through cracks to wet parts of northern Sputnik Planitia.

Deaths on July 31

Death of Charles VI

1422 · Charles VI · France · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Death of Henry V and Charles VI, produces a disputed kingship between the infant Henry VI and the Dauphin Charles, Duke John of Bedford becomes Regent of France on behalf of Henry VI

Death of Maarten Tromp

1653 · Maarten Tromp · Netherlands · Scheveningen · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 1st

Tromp is killed fighting the English fleet commanded by Monck and other generals at sea.

Death of Denis Diderot

1784 · Denis Diderot · France · Paris · Humanities · Philosophy

Denis Diderot dies in Paris, aged seventy.

Death of Jean Jaures

1914 · Jean Jaures · France · Politics · Socialist Party

Death of Jean Jaures, assassinated

Death of Bao Dai

1997 · Bao Dai · Vietnam · House · House of Nguyen

Death of Bao Dai

Death of Bobby Robert William Robson

2009 · "Bobby" Robert William Robson · Great Britain · Sport · Football

Death of "Bobby" Robert William Robson

Battles on July 31

Battle of Cravant

1423 · John of Bedford · England · Cravant · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The English defeat a pro-Dauphinist army at Cravant

Battle of Scheveningen

1653 · George Monck · England · Scheveningen · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 1st

Commands in the English fleet during the battle that ends the main fighting of the First Anglo-Dutch War.

Battle of Lonato

1796 · Napoleon I · France · Lonato · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars

Defeats the Austrians in Mantua

Battle of Pilckem Ridge

1917 · Francois Anthoine · France · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st

French forces attack on the left of Ypres.

Battle of Pilckem Ridge

1917 · Hubert Gough · Great Britain · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st

Gough commands the opening attack at Ypres.

Battle of Ypres, 3rd

1917 · Sixt von Armin · Germany · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st

Armin defends German positions around Ypres.

Battle of Ypres, 3rd

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

Haig launches the Third Battle of Ypres.

Battle of Britain

1940 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berghof · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Hitler holds a meeting of his army and navy chiefs in his Berghof

Coronations on July 31

Coronation

1658 · Alamgir · India · House · House of Mogul

Crowns himself Emperor with the title "Conqueror of the World"

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