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June 15 in History

This permanent archive page contains 169 World History Database records for June 15, spanning 719 to 2026. Recorded topics include Battle of Soissons; Arrest of Charles I the Simple; Assassination of Robert.

Total: 169Events: 152Births: 2Deaths: 4Battles: 11Countries: 35

Events on June 15

Arrest of Charles I the Simple

923 · Charles I the Simple · France · Soissons · Warfare · Italy-Burgundy War

Charles is defeated & imprisoned

Assassination of Robert

923 · Charles I the Simple · France · Paris · House · House of Robertian House

Has Robert killed, he had usurped the throne the previous year

Succession

923 · Charles I the Simple · France · Soissons · Warfare · Italy-Burgundy War

The Barons elect Rudolf Duke of Burgundy to the throne

Burial

1023 · Alfege · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Alfeges body is moved by King Canute to Canterbury Cathedral and placed beneath the North side of the High Altar; a memorial slab now marks the spot where his tomb was

Charter

1215 · John · England · Runnymede · Government · Government of England

The Magna Carta confirms priveliges in the accession charter signed by Henry I. John meets the Barons & agrees the 1st draft of the "Charter of Liberties"

Constitution of England

1215 · John · England · Runnymede · Government · Government of England

The Magna Carta confirms priveliges in the accession charter signed by Henry I. John meets the Barons & agrees the 1st draft of the "Charter of Liberties"

Constitution of England

1215 · Stephen Langton · England · Canterbury · Government · Government of England

John stamps the Royal Seal on the Magna Carta on the island of Runnymede near Windsor

Execution

1215 · Alexander II · Scotland · Warfare · Military

The rebel baron leaders MacWilliam & MacHeth are executed

Magna Carta

1215 · John · England · Runnymede · Government · Government of England

The Magna Carta confirms priveliges in the accession charter signed by Henry I. John meets the Barons & agrees the 1st draft of the "Charter of Liberties". The Magna Carta confirms priveliges in the accession charter signed by Henry I. The Magna Carta confirms priveliges in the accession charter signed by Henry I

Magna Carta

1215 · Stephen Langton · England · Canterbury · Government · Government of England

John stamps the Royal Seal on the Magna Carta on the island of Runnymede near Windsor. John stamps the Royal Seal on the Magna Carta on the island of Runnymede near Windsor. John stamps the Royal Seal on the Magna Carta on the island of Runnymede near Windsor

Magna Carta

1215 · William Marshal · England · Runnymede · Government · Government of England

William is one of the few English noblemen to remain loyal to the royal side through the Barons War. Marshall deals with the barons who make King John agree to the Magna Carta

Reballion of The

1215 · Alexander II · Scotland · Warfare · Military

The rebel leaders MacWilliam & MacHeth are executed. Rebellion against the new King is crushed

Siege of Monmouth

1265 · John Giffard · England · Monmouth · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd

Simon de Montforts army isprevented from crossing thw Wye by John Giffard

Siege of Monmouth

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

Simon de Montforts army isprevented from crossing thw Wye by John Giffard

Assassination of Walter "Wat" Tyler

1381 · Walter "Wat" Tyler · England · London · Warfare · Military

The Lord Mayor of London, William Walworth, draws his sword & slashes the unarmed Wat Tyler

Reballion of Rebels in London

1381 · Nicholas Brembre · England · London · Warfare · Military

Supports Richard II against Tylers mob in London & is later knighted at Smithfield

Siege of London

1381 · Richard II · England · Smithfield · Warfare · Military

Summons the rebels & meets Watt Tyler who is killed by Walworth during negotiations. Confronts Tyler who makes further demands, he is then cut down. After Tyler is killed his followers are pardoned, the revolt lasted less than a week

Siege of London

1381 · Walter "Wat" Tyler · England · Smithfield · Warfare · Military

Confronts Richard II & makes further demands, he is cut down

Siege of London

1381 · Walter "Wat" Tyler · England · Mile End · Warfare · Military

Demands the end of Lordship, abolition of bishoprics & confiscation of Church land

Siege of London

1381 · Walter "Wat" Tyler · England · London Bridge · Warfare · Military

The head of Wat Tyler replaces that of Sudbury on London Bridge

Siege of London

1381 · William Walworth · England · Smithfield · Warfare · Military

When the rebellion is ended that day Walworth is knighted. Accompanies Richard II to Smithfield & raises reinforcements

Capture of Meung-sur-Loire

1429 · Joan of Arc · France · Meung-sur-Loire · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Joan of Arcs army captures the fortified bridge at Meung-sur-Loire & then moves on to Beaugency

Siege of Meung-sur-Loire

1429 · Joan of Arc · France · Meung-sur-Loire · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Joan of Arcs army captures the fortified bridge at Meung-sur-Loire & then moves on to Beaugency

Captain

1513 · Catherine of Aragon · England · London · Warfare · Military

Appointed Captain General of the home forces while Henry VIII is fighting in France

Governor

1513 · Catherine of Aragon · England · London · Government · Government of England

Appointed Governor of the Realm, while Henry VIII is fighting in France

Invasion of France

1513 · Henry VIII · England · Greenwich · House · House of Tudor

Sets out from Greenwich to Dover amid much pomp & ceremony

95 Theses

1520 · Leo X · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Condemns Martin Luthers 95 theses as "heretical & scandalous"

Exsurge Domine

1520 · Leo X · Germany · Rome · Religion · Reformation

Issues the bull against Luther, whom Frederick refuses to surrender.

Reformation, The

1520 · Leo X · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Condemns Martin Luthers 95 theses as "heretical & scandalous"

Judges Summoned on Succession

1553 · Edward VI · England · Greenwich · Government · Government of England

Edward summons senior judges to his sickbed and presses them to prepare his succession devise as letters patent.

Abdication

1567 · Mary of Scots · Scotland · Carberry Hill · Warfare · Civil War

Marys supporters are defeated, she is imprisoned & forced to abdicate

Arrest of James Hepburn

1567 · Mary of Scots · Scotland · House · House of Stewart

The Lords of the Council try to arrest Bothwell but Mary surrenders & Bothwell escapes

Arrest of James Stewart

1567 · James Stewart · Scotland · Carberry Hill · House · House of Stewart

Leads a force to Carberry Hill & demands Bothwells surrender from Mary

Result of Surrender of Mary, Queen of Scots

1567 · Mary of Scots · Scotland · Carberry Hill · House · House of Stewart

Mary is taken into the control of her opponents after Carberry Hill, weakening her position as queen.

Surrender of Mary, Queen of Scots

1567 · Mary of Scots · Scotland · Carberry Hill · House · House of Stewart

Surrenders to the Earl of Moray at Carberry Hill

Siege of Newark

1644 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Newark · Warfare · Civil War

Joined by Lord George Goring

Siege of Oxford

1645 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Holton · Warfare · Civil War

Establishes quarters around Holton while preparing pressure on the Royalist capital at Oxford.

Capture of Axminster

1685 · James Scott · England · Axminster · Warfare · Military

Monmouths forces capture Axminster

Motion on National Representation

1789 · Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France

Sieyes proposed that verified representatives declare themselves the national representatives, helping drive the Third Estate toward a new national assembly.

Support for National Representatives

1789 · Honore Gabriel Mirabeau · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France

Mirabeau supported Sieyes's proposal that the verified deputies constitute themselves as representatives of the nation.

Invasion of Belgium

1815 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Hears of the French invasion of Belgium

Election

1846 · Pius IX · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Elected Pope

Pope

1846 · Pius IX · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Appointed Pope, formerly Cardinal Masatai-Ferretti

Rule of Oregon

1846 · George Hamilton-Gordon · Great Britain · Oregon · Government · Tory Party Government

The Treaty of Washington declares the 49th Parallel boundary at Canada & Oregon

Treaty of Washington

1846 · George Hamilton-Gordon · Great Britain · Oregon · Government · Tory Party Government

The Treaty of Washington declares the 49th Parallel boundary at Canada & Oregon

Hanoverian Mobilization

1866 · George Hanover · Germany · Hanover · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

George V orders the Hanoverian army to concentrate and seek contact with Austria's allies.

Nationalisation of the Land

1872 · Karl Heinrich Marx · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy

Publishes an article arguing for nationalisation of land as part of a broader social transformation.

Succession

1888 · Wilhelm II · Germany · Berlin · House · House of Hohenzollern

Succeeds after the death of his father Frederick III.

Siege of Beijing

1900 · Qing · China · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

Qing imperial forces deployed electric mines in the River Beihe (Peiho) to prevent the Eight-Nation Alliance from sending ships to attack

Action near Thaba Nchu

1901 · James Rogers · Australia · Thaba Nchu · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Rogers repeatedly rides back under heavy fire to rescue dismounted comrades during a skirmish near Thaba Nchu.

Cardiff Expedition Departure

1910 · Henry Robertson Bowers · Great Britain · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Bowers sails from Cardiff with the expedition as Terra Nova begins the long voyage south.

Terra Nova Crew

1910 · Tom Crean · Ireland · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Joins Terra Nova as an experienced Antarctic seaman.

Terra Nova Crew

1910 · William Lashly · Great Britain · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Joins the expedition as a veteran polar seaman.

Terra Nova Departure

1910 · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans · Great Britain · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Sails as Scott's second in command.

Terra Nova Departure

1910 · Harry Lewin Lee Pennell · Great Britain · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Serves as navigator on Terra Nova.

Terra Nova Expedition

1910 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Cardiff · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Terra Nova leaves Cardiff carrying Scott's British Antarctic Expedition toward the Ross Sea.

Agreement on the Baghdad Railway & Mesopotamia

1914 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

British-German agreement on the Baghdad Railway & Mesopotamia

Baghdad Railway Agreement

1914 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Britain and Germany reach agreement concerning the Baghdad Railway and Mesopotamia.

Government Oil Investment Allocation

1914 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Explains that new government capital will finance wells, pipelines, refinery plant, storage, transit and other development.

Blockade of Great Britain

1915 · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st

Allied aircraft bombs Karlsruhe in retaliation for German bombing of London

Bombing of Karlsruhe

1915 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · Karlsruhe · Warfare · World War, 1st

Allied aircraft bombs Karlsruhe in retaliation for German bombing of London

Great Britain Submarine Pressure Context

1915 · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg · Germany · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st

The blockade context reflects Germany's submarine campaign against shipping approaching the British Isles.

Karlsruhe Retaliation Raid

1915 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · Karlsruhe · Warfare · World War, 1st

Allied aircraft bomb Karlsruhe in retaliation for German attacks on London.

Alliance Maustafa Kemal Ataturk and Persia

1928 · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

Turkey signa a Treaty with Persia

Housing in Rural Areas

1931 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Responds to parliamentary questions concerning rural housing provision.

Chaco War

1932 · Daniel Salamanca · Bolivia · Gran Chaco · Warfare · Chaco War

Salamanca directs Bolivia into war with Paraguay over the disputed Chaco region

Chaco War Mobilization

1932 · Daniel Salamanca · Bolivia · Chaco · Government · Government of Bolivia

Salamanca mobilises Bolivia's government and armed forces for war against Paraguay.

Sturmabteilung (SA)

1932 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

Von Papen lifts the ban on the SA, imposed after the street riots, in an unsuccessful attempt to secure the backing of Hitler. Papen lifts the ban on the SA, in accordance with his promise to Schleicher

Capture of Langres

1940 · Walter Kurt Josef Nehring · Germany · Langres · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Captures the Plateau of Langres

Battleaxe

1941 · Archibald Wavell · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The operation is a failure & Wavell is replaced by Auchinleck. Launched to relieve Tobruk & break the Axis defenses on the Egypt border

Operation Barbarossa

1941 · Albrecht Kesselring · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Kesselrings concentration of Luftflotte is completed. In the 1st raid 2,500 enemy aircraft are destroyed

Attack on Harpoon Convoy

1942 · Alberto Da Zara · Italy · Sicilian Channel · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Da Zara manoeuvres through British smoke screens and attacks escorts and merchant ships during the Battle of Pantelleria.

Operation Vigorous

1942 · Angelo Iachino · Italy · Central Mediterranean · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The threat from Iachino's battle fleet contributes to the British decision to turn the Vigorous convoy back toward Alexandria.

Bombing of Yawata

1944 · Henry H Arnold · United States of America · Yawata · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The 1st B-29 raid on the Japanese mainland

Defense of Saipan

1944 · Yoshitsugu Saito · Japan · Saipan · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Saito commands the Japanese army garrison as American forces land on Saipan.

Siege of Caumont

1944 · Wilhelm Fahrmbacher · Germany · Caumont · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Cannot stop the Americans from capturing Caumont

Zapotocky Government

1948 · Antonin Zapotocky · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia

Begins the Zapotocky Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.

Establishment of Diplomatic Relations with Any foreign Government

1949 · Mao Tse-Tung · China · Warfare · Civil War

Announces he is willing to establish diplomatic relations with any foreign Government

Government

1954 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Refuses further military aid to France in South East Asia

Bombing of Plaza de Mayo

1955 · Juan Domingo Peron · Argentina · Plaza de Mayo · Government · Government of Argentina

Airplanes bomb the Plaza de Mayo, wounding or killing hundreds of civilians

Victory Against Soviet Union

1958 · Manuel Francisco dos Santos Garrincha · Brazil · Gothenburg · Sport · Football

Transforms Brazil's attack with direct dribbling from the right wing.

World Cup Debut

1958 · Manuel Francisco dos Santos Garrincha · Brazil · Gothenburg · Sport · Football

Makes his World Cup debut during Brazil's victory over the Soviet Union.

Oswald Residence

1962 · Marina Oswald · United States of America · Fort Worth · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Lee, Marina & June arrive in Fort Worth

June Cuba Raid Allegation

1963 · Frank Sturgis · United States of America · Florida · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Later HSCA records noted an allegation that Marcos Diaz Lanz invited Sturgis to take part in a proposed June 1963 raid against Cuba; investigators treated it as an allegation.

Resignation of David Ben-Gurion

1963 · David Ben-Gurion · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion resigns

Abortion Bill

1966 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

The Abortion Bill passes its second reading

Reform of Abortion Law

1966 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

The Abortion Bill passes its second reading

Peerage

1970 · Olivier · Great Britain · Arts · Drama

Created a LIfe Peer

FBI Pentagon Papers Investigation Request

1971 · John Mitchell · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Mitchell asks the FBI to investigate the unauthorized disclosure of classified Pentagon Papers material.

National Security Statement

1971 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Taipei · Government · National Government

Chairs a National Security meeting and issues a public statement urging calm, dignity and self-reliance amid mounting diplomatic pressure.

New York Times Temporary Restraining Order

1971 · Murray Gurfein · United States of America · New York · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Gurfein issues a temporary restraining order stopping further New York Times publication while the Pentagon Papers case is heard.

Pentagon Papers Response

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

Seeks legal action to stop publication of the Pentagon Papers

Pentagon Papers Response

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

Seeks to halt publication of the Pentagon Papers

School Milk

1971 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

15-29 June, protests about withdrawal of milk to state schools

End of Acting Mayoral Term

1977 · Louis Kuijpers · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency

Leaves office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.

Mayor of Amsterdam

1977 · Wim Polak · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency

Takes office as Mayor of Amsterdam.

Marriage

1978 · Hussein I · Jordan · House · House of Jordan

Hussein marries Queen Noor

Prime Minister Office Abolished

1978 · Siaka Stevens · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · One-Party Republic

Assumes consolidated executive authority after the prime ministership is abolished

Street-Legal

1978 · Bob Dylan · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music

Releases Street-Legal.

The Kids Are Alright Film

1979 · Jeff Stein · Great Britain · London · Arts · Cinema

Directs the documentary The Kids Are Alright.

Vienna Summit Arrival

1979 · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev · Russia · Vienna · Government · Government of Russia

Arrives in Vienna for summit negotiations with United States President Jimmy Carter.

Equaliser Against Belgium

1980 · Enrique Castro Quini · Spain · Milan · Sport · Football

Heads Spain's equaliser before Belgium recover to win their European Championship group match 2-1.

Goal Against Spain

1980 · Eric Gerets · Belgium · Milan · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's opening goal in the 2-1 European Championship victory over Spain.

Winning Goal Against Spain

1980 · Julien Cools · Belgium · Milan · Sport · Football

Scores the winning goal as Belgium defeat Spain 2-1 and move toward the European Championship final.

Government

1985 · Ronald Wilson Reagan · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The United Airlines strike ends after 29 days

Treaty of Schengen

1985 · Pierre Joxe · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

In France, Joxe starts adapting border and policing arrangements to the commitments created at Schengen. Paris also emphasises effective controls at the Schengen area's external frontier.

Treaty of Schengen

1985 · Frits Korthals Altes · Netherlands · The Hague · Government · Government of Netherlands

In Netherlands, Korthals Altes starts adapting border and policing arrangements to the commitments created at Schengen. The Hague also supports common visa rules and effective external controls.

Treaty of Schengen

1985 · Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

In Belgium, Nothomb starts adapting border and policing arrangements to the commitments created at Schengen. Brussels also stresses coordinated policing and external-border safeguards.

Treaty of Schengen

1985 · Friedrich Zimmermann · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany

In Germany, Zimmermann starts adapting border and policing arrangements to the commitments created at Schengen. Bonn also backs intensive police cooperation between participating states.

United Airlines

1985 · Ronald Wilson Reagan · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The United Airlines strike ends after 29 days

Vega 2 Venus Balloon

1985 · Roald Sagdeev · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy

Vega 2 deploys a second balloon into Venus's atmosphere, providing additional measurements of cloud-level circulation.

Extra-Time Goal Against Soviet Union

1986 · Nico Claesen · Belgium · Leon · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's fourth goal during extra time in the World Cup victory over the Soviet Union.

Extra-Time Goal Against Soviet Union

1986 · Stephane Demol · Belgium · Leon · Sport · Football

Heads Belgium in front during extra time in the 4-3 World Cup victory over the Soviet Union.

Goal Against Soviet Union

1986 · Enzo Scifo · Belgium · Leon · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's first equaliser in the 4-3 extra-time World Cup victory over the Soviet Union.

Hat-Trick Against Belgium

1986 · Igor Belanov · Ukraine · Leon · Sport · Football

Scores a hat-trick for the Soviet Union, but Belgium win the World Cup tie 4-3 after extra time.

Second Equaliser Against Soviet Union

1986 · Jan Ceulemans · Belgium · Leon · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's second equaliser in the dramatic World Cup round-of-16 victory over the Soviet Union.

Hat-Trick against England

1988 · Marco van Basten · Netherlands · Dusseldorf · Sport · Football

Scores a hat-trick as the Netherlands defeat England 3-1 during the European Championship group stage.

Prime Minister of Russia

1990 · Ivan Stepanovich Silayev · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Appointed Prime Minister of Russia

Gaidar Becomes Acting Government Head

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

Transfers day-to-day leadership of the Russian government to acting prime minister Yegor Gaidar.

Prime Minister of Russia

1992 · Yegor Timurovich Gaidar · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Yeltsin names Yegor Gaidar acting Prime Minister of Russia, Gaidar is never confirmed by Parliament

Establishment of Diplomatic Relations

1994 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Israel and the Vatican establish full diplomatic relations

Organisation of African Unity

1994 · Frederik Willem de Klerk · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

South Africa joins the Organisation for African Unity

Southern African Development

1994 · Frederik Willem de Klerk · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

South Africa joins the Southern African Development Community

Operation Sharp Guard

1995 · Slobodan Milosevic · Serbia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd

The start of Operation Sharp Guard, a naval blockade in the Adriatic Sea by NATO and the European Union

The Day We Caught the Train

1996 · Simon Fowler · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music

The Day We Caught the Train reaches number four on the UK singles chart.

Two EP

1996 · Paul Draper · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music

Mansun's Two EP reaches the UK Top Forty as the Chester band builds a national following.

Legacy Debates

1999 · Pol Pot · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · Khmer Rouge

National discussions begin on Khmer Rouge legacy

Portuguese Cup Final Victory

2003 · Jose Mourinho · Portugal · Oeiras · Sport · Football

Leads FC Porto to victory over Uniao de Leiria in the Portuguese Cup final.

Longest-Serving Modern Chancellor

2004 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Brown becomes Britain's longest continuously serving Chancellor in modern times.

Modern Chancellorship Record

2004 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Economy · Public Finance

Brown surpasses the continuous tenure of other modern Chancellors.

Right to Information Act

2005 · Manmohan Singh · India · New Delhi · Government · Congress Party

The Right to Information Act receives presidential assent, expanding citizens' access to government records.

Brussels European Council

2006 · Romano Prodi · Italy · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Italy as leaders discuss the Union's future after the constitutional treaty ratification crisis.

End of Halldor Asgrimsson Government

2006 · Halldor Asgrimsson · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland

The Halldor Asgrimsson Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.

First Geir Haarde Government

2006 · Geir Haarde · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland

Begins the First Geir Haarde Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.

Economic Reform

2007 · Omar Razzaz · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan

Razzaz participates in economic reform connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

Chilcot Inquiry Established

2009 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · Iraq Inquiry

Brown establishes an independent inquiry chaired by John Chilcot.

Iraq Inquiry Announcement

2009 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · House of Commons · Government · Labour Party Government

Brown announces an independent inquiry into Britain's participation in the Iraq War.

Bloody Sunday

2010 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Apologises after the Saville Report finds the killings unjustified.

Bloody Sunday

2010 · Mark Oliver Saville · Great Britain · London · Government · Northern Ireland Troubles

Publishes findings on the events of 30 January 1972.

Operation Zarb-e-Azb

2014 · Raheel Sharif · Pakistan · North Waziristan · Warfare · Military

Raheel Sharif oversees the launch of Operation Zarb-e-Azb against militant networks in North Waziristan.

President of Slovakia

2014 · Andrej Kiska · Slovakia · Bratislava · Politics · Government of Slovakia

Becomes president after defeating Robert Fico.

World Cup Goal Against Bosnia and Herzegovina

2014 · Lionel Messi · Argentina · Rio de Janeiro · Sport · Football

Scores Argentina's second goal in the 2-1 World Cup group-stage victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina.

China Trade War

2018 · Donald Trump · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Announces tariffs on Chinese goods, beginning a trade war.

World Cup Hat-Trick Against Spain

2018 · Cristiano Ronaldo · Portugal · Sochi · Sport · Football

Scores three goals in a 3-3 draw with Spain, including a late free-kick equalizer.

Extradition Bill Suspended

2019 · Carrie Lam · Hong Kong · Hong Kong · Government · Government of Hong Kong

Suspends the extradition bill after mass protests.

ZODIAC Initiative Launched

2020 · Rafael Grossi · Argentina · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear

Launches the Zoonotic Disease Integrated Action initiative to strengthen detection and prevention of diseases passing from animals to humans.

President of Slovakia

2024 · Peter Pellegrini · Slovakia · Bratislava · Politics · Government of Slovakia

Is inaugurated as President of Slovakia.

Ukraine Peace Summit

2024 · Viola Amherd · Switzerland · Burgenstock · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Hosts an international summit on Ukraine's peace formula

Ukraine Peace Summit

2024 · Viola Amherd · Switzerland · Burgenstock · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Hosts an international summit on Ukraine's peace formula.

Ukraine Peace Summit

2024 · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Ukraine · Burgenstock · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Attends the Switzerland peace summit and urges international backing for Ukraine's peace formula.

June Resident Doctor Strike

2026 · Keir Starmer · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government

Resident doctors begin a further five-day period of industrial action.

Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Visit

2026 · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Ukraine · Kyiv · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Visits the damaged Kyiv Pechersk Lavra after a Russian strike and condemns the attack on Ukrainian heritage.

Births on June 15

Birth of Edward of Woodstock

1330 · Edward III · England · Woodstock · House · House of Plantagenet

Edward III's eldest son, Edward of Woodstock, later known as the Black Prince, was born at Woodstock and became the principal male heir to the English throne.

Birth of Edward the Black Prince

1330 · Edward the Black Prince · England · Woodstock · House · House of Plantagenet

Birth of Edward the Black Prince, eldest son of King Edward III and Philippa of Hainault, and the father of King Richard II of England

Deaths on June 15

Death of Alfege

1023 · Alfege · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Alfeges body is moved by King Canute to Canterbury Cathedral and placed beneath the North side of the High Altar; a memorial slab now marks the spot where his tomb was

Death of Walter Wat Tyler

1381 · Walter "Wat" Tyler · England · London · Warfare · Military

The Lord Mayor of London, William Walworth, draws his sword & slashes the unarmed Wat Tyler. The Lord Mayor of London, William Walworth draws his sword slashes the unarmed Wat Tyler. Stabbed by one of the King's esquires, John Cavendish. Death of Wat Tyler

Death of Frederick Charles

1885 · Frederick Charles · Germany · Potsdam · House · House of Hohenzollern

Death of Frederick Charles

Death of Werner von Braun

1977 · Werner von Braun · Germany · Alexandria · Warfare · Military

Death of Werner von Braun, Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Battles on June 15

Battle of Soissons

719 · Charles Martel · France · Soissons · Warfare · Military

Defeats Ragenfrid & Eudo & gains control of Neustria

Battle of Soissons

923 · Charles I the Simple · France · Soissons · Warfare · Italy-Burgundy War

Charles is defeated & imprisoned. After the battle the Barons elect Rudolf Duke of Burgundy to the throne

Battle of Soissons

923 · Robert I · France · Soissons · Warfare · Italy-Burgundy War

Robert is killed in battle although he defeats Charles the Simples army

Battle of Carberry Hill

1567 · Elizabeth I · England · Carberry Hill · House · House of Tudor

Mary Queen of Scots & Bothwell are defeated & Mary arrested

Battle of Carberry Hill

1567 · James Hepburn · Scotland · Carberry Hill · Warfare · Civil War

Morton leads a force out of Edinburgh, confronts Mary & demands Bothwells surrender

Battle of Carberry Hill

1567 · Mary of Scots · Scotland · Carberry Hill · Warfare · Civil War

Taken back to Edinburgh by the Lords of Congregation. Marys supporters are defeated, she is imprisoned & forced to abdicate. Marys half brother, James, Earl of Moray, becomes Regent for her infant son, James VI. Defeated without a fight

Battle of Samgarh

1658 · Aurangzeb · India · Samgarh · House · House of Mogul

The Mogul emperor Aurangzeb imprisons his father the Shah, after winning a Battle at Samgarh

Battle of Puerta Cabello

1814 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Puerta Cabello · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Bolivar is defeated in battle by the Spanish

Battle of Dagu Forts

1900 · Cixi · China · Dagu Forts · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

During the war, Imperial Chinese forces deployed a weapon called "electric mines" on June 15, at the river Beihe (Peiho) before the Battle of Dagu Forts to prevent the Eight-Nation Alliance from sending ships to attack

Battle of Halfaya Pass

1941 · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel · Germany · Halfaya Pass · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Failed Btitish attempt on the German held pass south the Libya-Cyrenaica border

Battle of Pantelleria

1942 · Alberto Da Zara · Italy · Pantelleria · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Da Zara's cruisers intercept the Harpoon convoy south of Pantelleria and open fire shortly after 05:30.

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