Siege of Canterbury
Watt Tyler is chosen as the rebel leader
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June 10 in History
This permanent archive page contains 195 World History Database records for June 10, spanning 1190 to 2023. Recorded topics include Death of Frederick I Barbarossa; Siege of Canterbury; Inner Austrian Inheritance.
Total: 195Events: 164Births: 3Deaths: 10Battles: 18Countries: 32
Events on June 10
Inner Austrian Inheritance
Inherits Styrian, Carinthian and Carniolan claims while still young.
Rule of Scotland
The Duke of Albany will marry Edward's daughter Cicely & pay homage for Scotland
Treaty of Fotheringay
The Duke of Albany will marry Edward's daughter Cicely & pay homage for Scotland
Field of Cloth of Gold
Francis I attives on a mule & salutes the Queen of England
Field of Cloth of Gold
Henry VIII visits the French Queen, Claude
Arrival in Scotland
Mary of Guise arrives in Scotland after marrying James V by proxy
Arrest of Thomas Cromwell
Henry VIII has Cromwell arrested for his part played in the marriage to Anne of Cleves
Arrest of Thomas Cromwell
Henry VIII has Cromwell arrested for his part played in the marriage to Anne of Cleves
Heir Presumptive
Becomes heir presumptive to the French crown after the death of Francois, Duke of Anjou
Succession Crisis
The death of his brother Francois leaves the Protestant Henry of Navarre as heir presumptive
Imperial Army
Count Bucquoy, commander of the Imperial army, defeats the forces the Protestant Union led by Count Mansfeld at Sablat cutting off Count Thurns from Prague & forcing him to abandon Vienna
Imperial Army
Count Bucquoy, commander of the Imperial army, defeats the forces the Protestant Union led by Count Mansfeld at Sablat cutting off Count Thurns from Prague & forcing him to abandon Vienna
Siege of Vienna
Count Bucquoy, commander of the Imperial army, defeats the forces the Protestant Union led by Count Mansfeld at Sablat cutting off Count Thurns from Prague & forcing him to abandon Vienna
Commander of New Model Army
The Commons approves Cromwell's appointment as 2nd in Command of the New Model Army
Commander of New Model Army
The Commons approves Cromwell's appointment as 2nd in Command of the New Model Army
Lieutenant
The Commons approves Cromwell's appointment as Lieutenant General of the Horse
Glorious Revolution
James II fathers a son, James Francis Edward Stuart, until then the throne would have passed to his daughter Mary, a Protestant, the wife of William, the prospect of a Roman Catholic dynasty in the kingdoms is now likely.
Glorious Revolution
James II was troubled by James II's Catholicism and his close ties with France, key leaders of the Tories unite with members of the opposition Whigs and set out to resolve the crisis by inviting William of Orange to England.
Glorious Revolution
The birth of James Francis Edward Stuart creates the prospect of a continuing Catholic dynasty and sharply changes the English succession crisis facing William III of Orange.
Glorious Revolution
William III of Orange becomes increasingly prepared to intervene as English political leaders oppose James II's religious and constitutional policies.
Meeting with Eugene
Meets Prince Eugene during the Danube campaign.
Constitution of France
Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes proposed that the 3rd Estate assume the title of "National Assembly".
Constitution of France
Proposes that the 3rd Estate assume the title of "National Assembly"
National Assembly
Proposes that the 3rd Estate assume the title of "National Assembly"
Third Estate
Proposes that the 3rd Estate assume the title of "National Assembly"
Constitutional Act
His ministry passes the Constitutional Act dividing Quebec into Upper and Lower Canada
Committee of General Security
The Law of 22 Prairial, proposed by the Committee of Public Safety and enacted on June 10, 1794, went further in establishing the iron control of the Revolutionary Tribunal and, above it, the Committee's of Public Safety and General Security
Committee of General Security
The Law of 22 Prairial, proposed by the Committee of Public Safety and enacted on June 10, 1794, went further in establishing the iron control of the Revolutionary Tribunal and, above it, the Committee's of Public Safety and General Security.
Committee of Public Safety
The Law of 22 Prairial, proposed by the Committee of Public Safety and enacted on June 10, 1794, went further in establishing the iron control of the Revolutionary Tribunal and, above it, the Committee's of Public Safety and General Security
Constitution of France
The Law of 22 Prairial, proposed by the Committee of Public Safety and enacted on June 10, 1794, went further in establishing the iron control of the Revolutionary Tribunal and, above it, the Committee's of Public Safety and General Security
Law of 22 Prairial
The Law of 22 Prairial accelerates Revolutionary Tribunal procedures and increases fear of political purge
Law of 22 Prairial
The Law of 22 Prairial accelerates Revolutionary Tribunal procedures and increases fear of political purge.
Reform of Legal System
In revolutionary tribunals juries have to decide between acquital or death. In revolutionary tribunals Defence lawyers are banned. Allows juries to convict without hearing evidence. A law is passed establishing the Great Terror
Reform of Legal System
In revolutionary tribunals juries have to decide between acquital or death. In revolutionary tribunals Defence lawyers are banned. Allows juries to convict without hearing evidence. A law is passed establishing the Great Terror.
Revolutionary Tribunal
In revolutionary tribunals juries have to decide between acquital or death. In revolutionary tribunals Defence lawyers are banned
Revolutionary Tribunal
In revolutionary tribunals juries have to decide between acquital or death. In revolutionary tribunals Defence lawyers are banned.
Revolutionary Tribunal
The Law of 22 Prairial, proposed by the Committee of Public Safety and enacted on June 10, 1794, went further in establishing the iron control of the Revolutionary Tribunal and, above it, the Committee's of Public Safety and General Security
Capture of Liguria
The Constitutional Assembly ratifies the annexation of Liguria to the French Republic
Constitution of France
The Constitutional Assembly ratifies the annexation of Liguria to the French Republic
Royal Society
Brunel is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in recognition of his scientific and engineering promise.
Resignation of Edward Stanley
Lord Derby resigns
Federal Reform Plan
Bismarck proposes a reformed German federation with a directly elected national parliament.
Arrest of Takeaki Enomoto
Forced to surrender at the Battle of Hakodate & is imprisoned
Election
Appointed Presidential Candidate by the National Convention
National Convention
Appointed Presidential Candidate by the National Convention
Seymour Expedition
Russian sailors join the attempt to reach Beijing.
Seymour Expedition
Commands American sailors in Seymour's expedition.
Seymour Expedition
Japanese sailors join the international relief force.
Seymour Expedition
Attempts to reach the besieged legations by railway.
Seymour Expedition
Lands sailors and marines to protect foreign legations.
Seymour Expedition
Leads an international relief column toward Beijing.
Seymour Expedition
Leads the first relief expedition toward Beijing.
Seymour Expedition
Commands German sailors in Seymour's relief column.
Second Sea Lord Appointment
Fisher becomes Second Sea Lord with responsibility for naval personnel, training and related administrative reform.
Legislation
Introduces a state scheme for old age pensions in the Invalid & Old Age Pensions Act
Old Age Pension Scheme
Introduces a state scheme for old age pensions.
Reform of Social Welfare
Introduces a state scheme for old age pensions in the Invalid & Old Age Pensions Act
Cabinet Judicial Office
Assumes the government's senior legal and judicial office.
Lord Chancellor Appointment
Becomes Lord Chancellor after leaving the War Office.
E14 Second Marmara Patrol Begins
Boyle again takes E14 through the straits for a second offensive patrol.
Married Men Recruiting Issue Addressed
Discusses the position of married men within the voluntary recruiting system.
Bolshevik Party
The Bolsheviks hold back from a coup
Coup
The Bolsheviks hold back from a coup
Kerensky Offensive
Works on operational planning at Stavka before the offensive begins.
Economy of Great Britain
The Cabinet forms the Economic, Defence & Development Committee
Economy of Great Britain
The Cabinet forms the National Iron & Steel Industry Council
NISI Council
The Cabinet forms the National Iron & Steel Industry Council
NISI Council
The Cabinet forms the National Iron & Steel Industry Council
War Economy
The Cabinet forms the Economic, Defence & Development Committee
Budget and Accounting Act
The Act creates an executive budget system and the General Accounting Office.
Bureau of the Budget & Manual Accounting
Budget & Accounting Act, creates the Bureau of the Budget & Manual Accounting Office
Legislation
Budget & Accounting Act, creates the Bureau of the Budget & Manual Accounting Office
Assassination of Giacomo Matteotti
Assassinated by Mussolinis Fascists
Treaty Negotiations
Turkey & Greece sign a reciprocation Treaty
Treaty of Friendship
Turkey & Greece sign a reciprocation Treaty
Treaty of Reciprocation
Turkey & Greece sign a reciprocation Treaty
1934 Final Equalizer
Scores Italy's equalizer in the World Cup final before the match goes to extra time.
1934 Final Winning Goal
Scores Italy's extra-time winner in the World Cup final against Czechoslovakia.
Five-Goal Scoring Lead
Scores five goals for Czechoslovakia, the highest total at the 1934 tournament.
Italy World Cup Title Manager
Coaches host nation Italy to its first FIFA World Cup championship.
World Cup Captain
Captains Italy to its first World Cup title after extra time against Czechoslovakia.
International Sanctions at London
Attacks the League of Nations sanctions against Italy for its invasion of Abyssinia
Capital
The French Government departs from Paris for Tours
Declaration of War
Benito Mussolini declares war on the Allies
Declaration of War
Declares war on Britain & France after Germany has occupied France
Invasion of France
Italy declares war on France
Invasion of France
Mussolini enters the war against France
Invasion of Libya
Italian dictator Benito Mussolini declares war. Immediately Wilson's forces invade Libya
Italy Enters War
Responds as Mussolini brings Italy into the war.
Norway Secured
German control of Norway is secured after the campaign ends.
Norwegian Surrender
Mainland Norwegian forces surrender after Allied evacuation, while Haakon VII continues the government in exile.
Norwegian Surrender
Norwegian forces surrender after the Allied evacuation from northern Norway.
Operation Yellow
The operation is redirected at the Weygand line protecting the heart of France
Suez Canal
Declares war on Britain and France, making Egypt and the Suez Canal a strategic objective for Italian forces in Libya.
Lidice Reprisal
German forces destroy Lidice after Heydrich's assassination.
Massacre
Ordered by Hitler after the assassination of Reinard Heydrich. Lidice is raized to the ground. 189 men are shot &184 women are sent to Ravensbruck
Operation Overlord
Leads the 9th Div ashore at Utah Beach
Operation Perch
Bayerlein deployed Panzer Lehr Division to block the British advance west of Caen.
Operation Wild Oats
Montgomery considered an airborne and armoured encirclement intended to isolate Caen.
Panzer Counterattack
Geyr prepared a concentrated armoured counterattack, but Allied air attacks disrupted his headquarters and planning.
509th Arrives on Tinian
Aircrews of the 509th Composite Group begin arriving on Tinian with specially modified B-29 aircraft.
Defence Testimony at Nuremberg
Seyss-Inquart began testimony concerning his political roles in Austria and the occupied Netherlands.
Prime Minister of Turkey
Appointed Prime Minister of Turkey, 2nd term
Election
Wins the federal election, ending twenty-two years of Liberal government.
Cuban Missile Crisis
Biryuzov reported favorably on the feasibility of deploying strategic missiles in Cuba after returning from the Soviet mission.
Quarter-Final Goals Against England
Scores twice as Brazil defeat England 3-1 in the World Cup quarter-final.
Equal Pay Act
The Act prohibits specified sex-based wage differentials for substantially equal work.
Revolution Studies
Kerensky continues political activity connected with revolution studies.
One of These Nights
Sings on One of These Nights, the album that turns Eagles into international stars.
First Direct European Elections
Heads the government when Italian voters take part in the first direct elections to the European Parliament.
First Direct European Elections
Serves as foreign minister when German voters participate in the first direct elections to the European Parliament.
Commander-in-Chief
Khomeini removes Banisadr from command of the armed forces as the political struggle with clerical leaders deepens
Inner City Private Enterprise
Addresses Commons questions on increasing private-enterprise involvement in inner-city areas.
Merseyside Development Corporation
Addresses the Commons on the Merseyside Development Corporation.
Rating Review
Addresses the Commons on review of the domestic rating system.
Ceasefire
Iraq declares a ceasefire
Ceasefire
Iraq declares a ceasefire
Body Wishes
Releases Body Wishes, including the UK hit Baby Jane.
Chancellorship Ends
Completes his service as Chancellor of the Exchequer after more than four years at the Treasury.
Dismissal as Foreign Secretary
Leaves office as Foreign Secretary in Margaret Thatcher's post-election government changes, ending the cabinet role he had held throughout the Falklands War and its immediate diplomatic aftermath.
Home Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Home Secretary
Leader of the House of Lords
Appointed Leader of the House of Lords
Minister of State
Appointed Minister of State at the Foreign Office
Secretary
Appointed Secretary of Trade & Industry
Secretary of State
Appointed Secretary of State for Energy
State of Confusion
The Kinks release State of Confusion.
Arrest of Bogdan Lis
A high official of the banned Solidarity union is arrested
Invasion of Lebanon
Israel begins to withdraw from the Lebanon after a 6 yr occupation
Early World Cup Goal Against Bulgaria
Gives Argentina an early lead as they control the group-stage match and defeat Bulgaria 2-0.
Knighthood
Bob Geldhof is given an honorary knighthood by Elizabeth II
Late World Cup Goal Against Bulgaria
Adds Argentina's second goal late in the match to complete a 2-0 World Cup victory over Bulgaria.
Election
Havel's Civic Forum and its Slovak allies win 170 out of 300 seats. first genuine free elections for 40 yrs
Kristall Module Docking
Supervises station operations as Kristall docks automatically with Mir, expanding materials science, biotechnology and future docking capabilities.
Industrial Regeneration
Addresses Commons questions on regeneration and industrial policy.
Recession
Addresses Commons questions on recession and industrial conditions.
Attacks on UNTAC
Attacks on UN personnel increase
Son Sen Executed
Execution of Son Sen ordered by Pol Pot
Ta Mok Coup
Ta Mok ousts Pol Pot from leadership
Brexit
Elected to the European Parliament for UKIP.
United Nations Resolution 1244
Supports implementation of the international civil and security presence authorized for Kosovo.
United Nations Resolution 1244
Withdraws Serbian Third Army forces under the Kumanovo arrangements.
UNMIK Established
Security Council establishes UNMIK after the Kosovo conflict
Ganymede and Callisto Subsurface Water Evidence
Galileo magnetic measurements strengthen evidence for conductive saltwater layers inside Ganymede and Callisto.
Heathen
Releases Heathen, his first album on ISO Records and a strong late-career critical success.
First International Appearance
Begins an international career known for creative wing play.
Portugal Senior Debut
Makes his senior Portugal debut during a friendly against Bolivia.
European Election
Wins a European Parliament seat as UKIP expands its national profile.
Inauguration
Rodriguez Veltze assumes a constitutional mandate to organise new national elections.
World Cup Goal Against Ivory Coast
Scores Argentina's opening goal in the 2-1 World Cup victory over Ivory Coast.
World Cup Winning Goal Against Ivory Coast
Scores Argentina's second goal in the 2-1 World Cup victory over Ivory Coast.
Tha Carter III
Releases Tha Carter III under the stage name Lil Wayne
World Cup
Following a Football Association-led campaign to persuade FIFA to award medals to all the winners squad members, Armfield is presented with his medal by Gordon Brown.
World Cup
Greaves is presented with his 1966 World Cup Winners medal by Gordon Brown at a ceremony at 10 Downing Street.
13
Returns to Black Sabbath for 13, the first studio album with Osbourne since Never Say Die.
Celtic Manager Appointment
Is appointed Celtic manager and reshapes the squad and playing style.
EnVision Mission Selection
ESA selects EnVision as a future Venus orbiter designed to study the planet from its interior to its upper atmosphere.
Champions League Victory
Leads Manchester City to its first Champions League title.
Champions League Victory
Wins the Champions League with Manchester City against Inter.
Haaland Champions League Top Scorer
Finishes his first Manchester City Champions League campaign as top scorer with twelve goals.
Manchester City Champions League Captain
Captains Manchester City to the club's first European Cup and completes the treble.
Manchester City European Treble
Completes the English league, cup and European treble.
Manchester City European Treble
Completes a league, cup and European treble in England.
Rodri Champions League Final Winning Goal
Scores from the edge of the area as Manchester City defeat Inter 1-0.
Births on June 10
Birth of Philip
Bith of Philip, son of Princess Alice & Prince Angrew of Greece
Birth of Judy Garland
Birth of Judy Garland
Birth of Princess Madeleine
Birth of Princess Madeleine
Deaths on June 10
Death of Frederick I Barbarossa
Drowns in Cilcia crusading in Anatolia trying to save the latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Death of Frederick I Barbarossa
Death of Anjou
Receives news of the death of Francois, Duke of Anjou and Alencon, the last serious suitor of her reign
Death of Francois Valois
Dies without issue, transforming the French succession
Death of Giacomo Matteotti
Death of Giacomo Matteotti, assassinated by Mussolinis Fascists
Death of Antoni Gaudi
Dies in Barcelona three days after being struck by a tram.
Death of Frederick Delius
Death of Frederick Delius
Death of Spencer Tracey
Death of Spencer Tracey
Death of Spencer Tracy
Death of Spencer Tracy
Death of Hafez al- Assad
Death of Hafez Al Assad
Death of Hafez al-Assad
Death of Hafez al-Assad
Battles on June 10
Battle of Sablat
Count Bucquoy, commander of the Imperial army, defeats the forces the Protestant Union led by Count Mansfeld at Sablat cutting off Count Thurns from Prague & forcing him to abandon Vienna
Battle of Sablat
Count Bucquoy, commander of the Imperial army, defeats the forces the Protestant Union led by Count Mansfeld at Sablat cutting off Count Thurns from Prague & forcing him to abandon Vienna
Battle of Glenshiel
Commands some of the Royalists who defeat the Jacobites
Battle of Glenshiel
Commands 200 Grenadiers of the Royalists who defeat the Jacobites
Battle of Glenshiel
Commands some of the defeated Jacobite forces
Battle of Glenshiel
Commands the Royalists who defeat the Jacobites
Battle of Heilsberg
Russian forces resist Napoleon at Heilsberg shortly before the decisive defeat at Friedland.
Battle of Heilsberg
After several months of recuperating from Eylau, Napoleon ordered the Grande Armee on the move once again.
Battle of Heilsberg
In fact, the French ran into the entire Russian army of over 50,000 men and 150 artillery guns.
Battle of Heilsberg
Learning that the Russians had encamped at their operational base in the town of Heilsberg, by the Alle River, Napoleon decided to conduct a general assault in the hopes of dislodging what he thought was the rearguard of the Russian army.
Battle of Heilsberg
Repeated and determined attacks by the French failed to dislocate the Russians, who were fighting inside elaborate earthworks designed to prevent precisely the kind of river crossing Napoleon was attempting. French casualties soared to 10,000 while the Russians lost about 6,000.
Battle of Heilsberg
The Russians eventually withdrew from Heilsberg as their position became untenable, prompting Napoleon to chase after them once again
Battle of Heilsberg
Helps the French to an indecisive victory over the Russians
Battle of Heilsberg
Repels the Russians who retreat North
Battle of Hakodate
Forced to surrender at the Battle of Hakodate & is imprisoned
Battle of France
Italy declares war on France and soon afterwards the French Government fled to the city of Bordeaux
Battle of Narvik
Norwegian forces surrender after Allied evacuation from northern Norway.
Battle of Dong Xoai
Shields is mortally wounded while helping defend the Special Forces camp at Dong Xoai