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June 24 in History

This permanent archive page contains 202 World History Database records for June 24, spanning 1141 to 2024. Recorded topics include Coronation; Reballion of Rebels in London; Reballion of Rebels in Oxford.

Total: 202Events: 167Births: 4Deaths: 3Battles: 23Coronations: 5Countries: 27

Events on June 24

Reballion of Rebels in London

1141 · Matilda · England · London · Warfare · War of Succession

The rebellion is provoked by Matildas arrogance & tax demands. Londoners expel Matilda from Westminster during a banquet. Attempts to become the 1st crowned Queen of England but has to leave London

Reballion of Rebels in Oxford

1141 · Matilda · England · Oxford · Warfare · War of Succession

Forced to flee to Oxford from London

Diplomatic Meeting at Vezelay

1190 · Richard I the Lionheart · England · Vezelay · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 3rd

The King's of England & France, Phillip II, meet before embarking for Jerusalem

Capture of Normandy

1204 · Philip II · France · Normandy · Warfare · England War

Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen

Capture of Rouen

1204 · John · England · Rouen · Warfare · England War

Normandy is finally lost to France after Philip II takes its capital Rouen

Capture of Rouen

1204 · Philip II · France · Rouen · Warfare · England War

Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen

Rule of Channel Islands

1204 · John · England · Channel Islands · Warfare · England War

John is left with just the Channel Islands after his other French possessions are lost

Rule of France

1204 · John · England · Warfare · England War

John is left with just the Channel Islands after his other French possessions are lost

Rule of Normandy

1204 · John · England · Normandy · Warfare · England War

Normandy is finally lost to France after Philip II takes its capital Rouen

Siege of Rouen

1204 · John · England · Rouen · Warfare · England War

Normandy is finally lost to France after Philip II takes its capital Rouen

Siege of Rouen

1204 · Philip II · France · Rouen · Warfare · England War

Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen

Siege of Stirling

1314 · Robert I the Bruce · Scotland · Stirling · Warfare · England War

Defeats Edward II when he fails to relieve Stirling Castle

Sluys Victory Secures Flanders Approach

1340 · Edward III · England · Flanders · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Edward III's naval victory at Sluys protects communications with allies in Flanders.

Peace

1377 · Richard II · England · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The truce with France expires

Cabot Landfall in North America

1497 · Henry VII · England · North Atlantic · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Cabot reaches land across the North Atlantic and claims the discovery for the English crown.

Discovery of New World

1497 · John Cabot · Italy · Maine · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Sails with a patent from Henry VII to possess lands "unknown to all Christians"

Discovery of Newfoundland

1497 · John Cabot · Italy · Newfoundland · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Discovers Newfoundland, naming it "Prima Vista"

Bids Henry VIII farewell at the Field of Cloth of Gold

1520 · Francis I · France · Paris · Government · Government of France

Bids Henry VIII farewell at the Field of Cloth of Gold

Foreign Policy Statement at London

1520 · Henry VIII · England · London · Government · Government of England

Says farewell to Francis I

Prayer Book Restored

1559 · Elizabeth I · England · London · Religion · Church of England

The revised Book of Common Prayer comes into use under Elizabeth

Siege of Oxford

1646 · Charles I · England · Oxford · Warfare · Civil War

Oxford is surrendered to Parliament, only Pendennis, Raglan & Harlech remain

Siege of Oxford

1646 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Oxford · Warfare · Civil War

Oxford agrees surrender terms with Fairfax, ending the Royalist capital's resistance.

Siege of Oxford

1646 · Thomas Fairfax · England · Oxford · Warfare · Civil War

Fairfax receives Oxford's surrender and ends the king's wartime capital.

Siege of Oxford

1646 · Thomas Glamham · England · Oxford · Warfare · Civil War

Surrenders Oxford to Parliament

Surrender of Oxford

1646 · Thomas Fairfax · England · Oxford · Warfare · Civil War

Fairfax receives the surrender of Oxford, ending the Royalists' principal headquarters and effectively closing the First Civil War.

Capture of Tartu

1704 · Peter I the Great · Russia · Tartu · Warfare · Great Northern War

Four years after the first Battle of Narva, Peter I marched again in an attempt to capture Narva. Marshal Boris Sheremetevs force of 20,000 capture Tartu

Defection

1789 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

During the mobbing of the Archbishop of Paris the French Guard refuse their duties

Defection

1789 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

During the mobbing of the Archbishop of Paris the French Guard refuse their duties.

Demonstrations

1789 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

During the mobbing of the Archbishop of Paris the French Guard refuse their duties

French Invasion of Russia

1812 · Alexander I · Russia · Russia · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Napoleon's Grande Armée invades the Russian Empire, beginning the central crisis of Alexander's reign.

Invasion of Russia

1812 · Napoleon I · France · River-Niemen · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

530,000 vross the River Niemen to invade Russia

Invasion of Russia

1812 · Napoleon I · France · River Niemen · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Crosses the River Niemen with the "Grande Armee". Collects 675,000 men from the grand Duchy of Warsaw

Invasion of Russia

1812 · Napoleon I · France · Kovno · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Watches leading regiments of the Grand Army cross the River Niemen at Kovno

Independence of Venezuela

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Caraboba · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia

Independence of Venezuela

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Carabobo · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Wins independence for Venezuela which becomes a province of Gran Colombia. Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia

Royalist Army

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Caraboba · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia

Royalist Army

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Carabobo · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Defeats a Royalist Army & Venezuela becomes a province of Gran Colombia. Defeats a Royalist Army at Caraboba

Dismissal

1859 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

Dismisses Gyulai & assumes command of 160,000 against the Franco-Piedmontese

Independence of Austria

1859 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

Defeated by the French in Piedmonts attempt to gain Lombardy or Venetia & unite Italy

Independence of Italy

1859 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

Defeated by the French in Piedmonts attempt to gain Lombardy or Venetia & unite Italy

Unification

1859 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

Defeated by the French in Piedmonts attempt to gain Lombardy or Venetia & unite Italy

Conference of London

1864 · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen · Germany · London · Warfare · Schleswig War, 2nd

Seeing that the truce was ending, Austria and Prussia arrived at a new agreement, that the war was to completely separate the duchies from Denmark

Cabinet

1885 · Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Appointed Member of Cabinet, leader of the "Tory Democrats"

Secretary of State for India

1885 · Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State for India

Assassination of Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot

1894 · Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot · France · Lyons · Government · Government of France

Stabbed to death at Lyons by an Italian anarchist

Appendix

1902 · Edward VII · Great Britain · London · House · House of Saxe-Coburg

Has an appendix operation 2 days before his planned coronation

Marriage to Helen Reilly Barbour

1908 · Thomas Andrews · Ireland · Belfast · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Marries Helen Reilly Barbour while serving as a senior designer and managing director at Harland and Wolff.

Alliance Constantine Constantine I and Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

1913 · Constantine Constantine I · Greece · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st

Greece and Serbia break their alliance with Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

Declaration of War

1913 · Constantine Constantine I · Greece · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st

The Macedonia and Thrace border dispute with Bulgaria causes the 2nd Balkan War

Declaration of War

1913 · Ferdinand Ferdinand I · Bulgaria · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st

Greece and Serbia break with Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

Visit to London

1913 · Raymond Poincare · France · London · Government · Republic, 3rd

Visits Great Britain

National Resources Register Defended

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

Defends registration as a means of matching national manpower with military and industrial requirements.

Recruiting Reviewed after Coalition Formation

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

Reviews recruiting policy under the new coalition government.

Bukovina Offensive

1916 · Franz Conrad von Hotzendorf · Austria · Bukovina · Warfare · Military

Austrian forces driven out of The Bukovinah

Fourth Army

1916 · Henry Creswicke Rawlinson · Great Britain · Somme · Warfare · World War, 1st

Leads the fourth army in the main part of the offensive North of the River Somme

Invention of Tank

1916 · Henry Creswicke Rawlinson · Great Britain · Somme · Warfare · World War, 1st

24 June-13 November, tanks are used for the 1st time at the 1st Battle of the Somme

Somme Preliminary Bombardment Opened

1916 · Douglas Haig · Great Britain · Somme · Warfare · World War, 1st

Haig's armies begin the prolonged bombardment intended to destroy German wire and forward defences.

Third Army

1916 · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby · Great Britain · Somme · Warfare · World War, 1st

Leads the 3rd Army south of the River Somme

Austrian Offensive Defeat Announced

1918 · David Lloyd George · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st

Reports the failure of the Austrian offensive in Italy as an important Allied success.

Italian Front Recovery Praised

1918 · David Lloyd George · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st

Praises the Italian resistance that defeats the Austrian attack along the Piave.

Ministry of Health

1919 · Christopher Addison · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government

Becomes first Minister of Health after the ministry is created.

Aland Islands

1921 · Kaarlo Juho Stahlberg · Finland · Helsinki · Warfare · League of Nations

Finland retains sovereignty after League mediation.

Aland Islands

1921 · Oscar von Sydow · Sweden · Stockholm · Warfare · League of Nations

Sweden accepts the League settlement over the islands.

Assassination of Walther Rathenau

1922 · Walther Rathenau · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

Is assassinated by members of the right-wing Organisation Consul while travelling from his Grunewald home to the Foreign Office.

President of Venezuela

1922 · Juan Vicente Gomez · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Military Government

Appointed President of Venezuela, 2nd term

Rathenau Murder Address

1922 · Joseph Wirth · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

Addresses the Reichstag after Rathenau's murder and condemns the political forces encouraging anti-republican violence.

Reichstag Crisis after Rathenau

1922 · Paul Löbe · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

Presides over an angry Reichstag session after Rathenau's murder and repeatedly calls deputies to maintain parliamentary order.

Government Report

1930 · Simon · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Produces the Simon Report

Independence of Great Britain

1930 · Simon · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Talks with Indian rulers on the future of central Government. Recommends responsible Government in the provinces. Produces the Simon Report

Independence of India

1930 · Simon · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Talks with Indian rulers on the future of central Government. Recommends responsible Government in the provinces. Produces the Simon Report

Marshal

1940 · Henri Philippe Petain · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Appointed Marshal

Marshal

1940 · Henri Philippe Petain · France · Warfare · Military

Appointed Marshal

Capture of Brest Litovsk

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

Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia

Capture of Kovoo

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

Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia

Capture of Vilna

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

Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia

Invasion of Russia

1941 · Herman Goering · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

By the 2nd day of the invasion the Luftwaffe has destroyed 2,000 Russian aircraft

Invasion of Russia

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

Vilna & Kovoo are taken after the fall of Brest Litovsk during the German invasion of Russia

Invasion of Russia

1941 · Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov · Russia · Kiel · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Sends the Eighth & 15th mechanized corps on the offensive

Luftwaffe

1941 · Herman Goering · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

By the 2nd day of the invasion the Luftwaffe has destroyed 2,000 Russian aircraft

Siege of Dvinsk

1941 · Fritz Erich von Manstein · Germany · Dvinsk · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Manstein captures the bridges at Dvinsk

European Theatre of Operations

1942 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Eisenhower assumes command of the US Armys European Theatre of Operations (ETOUSA)

Cyclotron Plutonium Fission Rate

1943 · Emilio Gino Segre · Italy · Los Alamos · Science · Physics

Using cyclotron-produced plutonium, Segre measures a spontaneous-fission rate low enough to keep the plutonium gun concept viable at this stage.

Implosion Core Criticality Confirmation

1945 · Otto Robert Frisch · Austria · Los Alamos · Science · Physics

Frisch confirms through criticality measurements that the planned implosion-core design is satisfactory.

Berlin Counter-Blockade Announced

1948 · Ernest Bevin · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

Western governments answer Soviet restrictions with economic countermeasures while refusing to abandon Berlin.

Berlin Road Rail and Power Restrictions Intensified

1948 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Berlin · Government · Government of Russia

Soviet measures halt road and rail access and restrict power supplies while the Western airlift and counter-blockade expand.

Berlin US Position Reaffirmed

1948 · Lucius Clay · United States of America · Berlin · Warfare · Military

Clay states that the United States will remain in Berlin despite Soviet pressure and access restrictions.

Blockade of Berlin

1948 · Ernest Bevin · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

The west announces a counter-blockade from west to east. Announces the British will not withdraw from Berlin

Blockade of Berlin

1948 · Lucius Clay · United States of America · Berlin · Warfare · Military

Announces only a war can drive the US out of Berlin

Blockade of Berlin

1948 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Berlin · Government · Government of Russia

The west announces a counter-blockade from west to east. Russian power cuts in west Berlin & a halt of all railway traffic. Russia imposes a blockade on Berlin. Announces the blockade & imposes a total road & rail blockade in & out of Berlin

Occupation

1948 · Ernest Bevin · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

Announces the British will not withdraw from Berlin

Siege of Berlin

1948 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Berlin · Government · Republican Party Government

The west anounces a counter-blockade from west to east. Russia blockades Berlin, the US says that it will stay in Berlin

Resignation of Georges Bidault

1950 · Georges Bidault · France · Paris · Government · Government of France

Resigns as Prime Minister of France

Moonfleet

1955 · Fritz Lang · Germany · Hollywood · Arts · Cinema

Directs Moonfleet.

Arrest by Mexican Police

1956 · Ernesto "Che" Guevara · Argentina · Mexico City · Politics · 26th of July Movement

Mexican police arrest Guevara with other members of the Cuban expeditionary group preparing to sail for Cuba.

President of Egypt

1956 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Government · Government of Egypt

Becomes President of Egypt after winning a national referendum.

World Cup Semi-Final Hat-Trick

1958 · Edson Arantes do Nascimento Pele · Brazil · Solna · Sport · Football

Scores a hat-trick as Brazil defeat France 5-2 in the semi-final.

Senate Test Ban Testimony

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

McCone testified before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee about the Geneva nuclear test negotiations and the technical problems of verification.

Election as President

1960 · Joseph Kasa-Vubu · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo

Parliament elects Kasa-Vubu as the first President of the independent Congo.

Formation of Independence Government

1960 · Patrice Emery Lumumba · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo

Lumumba forms a coalition government shortly before national independence.

Passport Application

1963 · Lee Harvey Oswald · United States of America · New Orleans · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Oswald applied for a new United States passport while planning foreign travel that eventually developed into his September journey toward Mexico City and a hoped-for visit to Cuba.

Prime Minister of Israel

1963 · Levi Eshkol · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Levi Eshkol forms an Israeli Government. Appointed Prime Minister of Israel

John Lennons second book, A Spaniard in the

1965 · John Winston Lennon · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

John Lennons second book, A Spaniard in the Works, is published

Constitution of 1967

1967 · Joseph-Desire Mobutu · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo

A new constitution establishes a highly centralised presidential republic.

Mining Repression

1967 · Rene Barrientos Ortuno · Bolivia · Siglo XX · Government · Government of Bolivia

Soldiers kill miners and family members during repression in the Siglo XX mining district.

Pink Floyd

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

First appearance on Top Of The Pops to promote "See Emily Play". Syd is immaculate in velvet and satin

San Juan Massacre

1967 · Rene Barrientos Ortuno · Bolivia · Catavi · Government · Government of Bolivia

Government troops attack mining communities during the San Juan Massacre.

Catch-22 Film

1970 · Mike Nichols · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Directs the film adaptation of Catch-22

American Television Address

1973 · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev · Russia · United States · Government · Government of Russia

Addresses the American public on television near the conclusion of his summit visit.

Government

1973 · Graham Martin · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Appointed Ambassador of South Vietnam

Resignation of Eamon de Valera

1973 · Eamon de Valera · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland

Resigns as President of Ireland, aged 90

Economic Reform

1975 · Abdul Karim Kabariti · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan

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

The American Friend

1977 · Wim Wenders · Germany · West Germany · Arts · Cinema

Directs The American Friend.

Real Life Album

1978 · Howard Devoto · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music

Magazine's debut album Real Life enters the UK albums chart and reaches number twenty-nine.

Bombing of Osirak

1981 · Menachem Begin · Israel · Osirak · Government · Government of Israel

Israeli F-16 fighter-bombers destroy a nuclear power plant in Iraq at Osirak, Iraq, before it goes into operation, a facility the Israelis charged could have been used to make nuclear weapons

Ceasefire

1981 · Menachem Begin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Israel & the PLO endorse ceasefire agreements

Peace

1981 · Menachem Begin · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Israel & the PLO endorse ceasefire agreements

World Cup Assist Against Brazil

1990 · Diego Maradona · Argentina · Turin · Sport · Football

Dribbles through the Brazilian midfield before setting up Claudio Caniggia for the winning goal.

World Cup Winning Goal Against Brazil

1990 · Claudio Caniggia · Argentina · Turin · Sport · Football

Rounds the goalkeeper and scores the only goal as Argentina eliminate Brazil from the World Cup.

Prime Minister of Turkey

1991 · Mesut Yilmaz · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

Appointed Prime Minister of Turkey, 1st term

Corfu Enlargement Agreements

1994 · Francois Mitterrand · France · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Mitterrand supported the accession agreements preparing Austria, Finland and Sweden to join the European Union.

Corfu Enlargement Treaty Ceremony

1994 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Hosts the signing of accession treaties with Austria, Finland, Sweden and Norway during the Corfu summit.

Corfu European Council

1994 · Silvio Berlusconi · Italy · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Italy as leaders discuss enlargement and preparation for the next institutional reform conference.

Corfu European Council

1994 · Helmut Kohl · Germany · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Germany as leaders discuss enlargement, institutional development and preparation for the next intergovernmental conference.

Corfu European Council

1994 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Hosts the European Council as leaders address enlargement, institutional development and external policy.

Corfu European Council

1994 · Albert Reynolds · Ireland · Corfu · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Ireland as leaders discuss enlargement and preparation for further institutional reform.

EU-Russia Partnership and Cooperation Agreement

1994 · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin · Russia · Corfu · Government · Government of Russia

Signs the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement establishing a new framework for relations between Russia and the European Communities.

Treaty of Accession

1994 · Esko Aho · Finland · Corfu · Government · Government of Finland

Represents Finland as the accession treaty is signed during the Corfu European Council.

Treaty of Accession

1994 · Carl Bildt · Sweden · Corfu · Government · Government of Sweden

Represents Sweden at the Corfu signing of the treaty providing for Nordic and Austrian accession.

Treaty of Accession

1994 · Franz Vranitzky · Austria · Corfu · Government · Government of Austria

Represents Austria at Corfu when the treaty for the 1995 enlargement is signed.

Glastonbury Headline Performance

1995 · Jarvis Cocker · Great Britain · Pilton · Arts · Music

Fronts Pulp as the band step in to headline Glastonbury after the Stone Roses withdraw.

Cassini Second Venus Flyby

1999 · Dennis Matson · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy

Cassini completes a second Venus gravity assist, gaining speed for the next stage of its journey to Saturn.

Two State Solution

2002 · Elliott Abrams · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Joins Middle East policy work as the administration links Palestinian reform, Israeli security, and a two-state settlement.

Two State Solution

2002 · William Joseph Burns · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Works on Middle East diplomacy as the administration develops a two-state framework after the June speech.

Two State Solution

2002 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Calls for two states and Palestinian institutional reform as the basis for renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.

Two State Solution

2002 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Links American support for Palestinian statehood to democratic leadership, security reform, and peaceful coexistence with Israel.

Two State Solution

2002 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

States that the United States will support a Palestinian state if Palestinian institutions are reformed and terrorism ends.

Two State Solution

2002 · Stephen John Hadley · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Supports interagency policy work translating the President's two-state statement into diplomatic planning.

Two State Solution

2002 · Daniel Charles Kurtzer · United States of America · Tel Aviv · Government · Republican Party Government

Represents US policy in Israel as Washington promotes the President's two-state formula and Palestinian institutional reform.

Two State Solution

2002 · Colin Luther Powell · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Supports the President's speech and frames the two-state goal through diplomacy with Israel, Palestinians, and Arab governments.

Two State Solution

2002 · Condoleezza Rice · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Helps shape the administration's policy linking a Palestinian state to accountable government and security reform.

Two State Solution

2002 · Ronald Lee Schlicher · United States of America · Jerusalem · Government · Republican Party Government

Represents US policy toward Palestinians as the administration states support for a reformed Palestinian state beside Israel.

Two State Speech

2002 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Calls for two states and Palestinian institutional reform.

Government Ends

2003 · Anneli Jäätteenmäki · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

The government led by Anneli Jäätteenmäki ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.

Prime Minister

2003 · Matti Vanhanen · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.

Constitutional Reform Committee Service Ends

2004 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Completes his service on the House of Lords committee scrutinising the Constitutional Reform Bill.

Election

2005 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · Government · Government of Iran

Ahmadinejad sweeps to the presidential post with a stunning 17,046,441 votes out of a total of 27,536,069 votes cast

Assist for Maxi Rodriguez Winner

2006 · Juan Pablo Sorin · Argentina · Leipzig · Sport · Football

Provides the pass for Maxi Rodriguez's extra-time winning goal against Mexico.

Extra-Time World Cup Winner Against Mexico

2006 · Maxi Rodriguez · Argentina · Leipzig · Sport · Football

Scores a spectacular extra-time volley as Argentina defeat Mexico 2-1 in the World Cup round of sixteen.

World Cup Equaliser Against Mexico

2006 · Hernan Crespo · Argentina · Leipzig · Sport · Football

Scores Argentina's equaliser in the World Cup round-of-sixteen match against Mexico.

World Cup Goal Against Argentina

2006 · Rafael Marquez · Mexico · Leipzig · Sport · Football

Scores Mexico's opening goal against Argentina in the round of sixteen.

Election as Labour Leader

2007 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · Labour Party

Brown is formally declared Leader of the Labour Party.

Labour Leadership

2007 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Brown becomes Labour leader without an opposing candidate.

O2 Opens

2007 · The O2 · Great Britain · Greenwich · Arts · Entertainment

The former Millennium Dome reopens as The O2 entertainment venue.

Government Ends

2014 · Jyrki Katainen · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.

Prime Minister

2014 · Alexander Stubb · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.

Brexit

2016 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Politics · Brexit

Announces that he will resign after the Leave victory.

Brexit

2016 · Nigel Farage · Great Britain · London · Politics · Brexit

Celebrates the Leave victory after the referendum result.

Brexit

2016 · Philip Hammond · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Responds to the referendum result as Foreign Secretary.

Brexit

2016 · Nicola Sturgeon · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Politics · Brexit

Says a second Scottish independence referendum is highly likely after Scotland votes Remain.

Brexit

2016 · Jenny Watson · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · Brexit

Announces the national EU referendum result in Manchester.

Referendum Result

2016 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Leave side wins the referendum by 52 percent to 48 percent.

Resignation Announcement

2016 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Announces that he will resign as Prime Minister after the referendum result.

Dobbs Decision Response

2022 · Joseph Robinette Biden · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government

Condemns the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe.

Wagner Mutiny

2023 · Yevgeny Prigozhin · Russia · Rostov-on-Don · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Launches an armed mutiny against Russia's military leadership

Wagner Mutiny Response

2023 · Vladimir Putin · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Denounces the Wagner mutiny as a stab in the back

Joint Forces Appointment

2024 · Andrii Hnatov · Ukraine · Kyiv · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Is appointed to replace Yurii Sodol.

Kharkiv Command Criticism

2024 · Yurii Sodol · Ukraine · Kyiv · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Is dismissed after criticism of battlefield command.

Births on June 24

Birth of Philippa of Hainault

1311 · Philippa of Hainault · England · Valenciennes · House · House of Plantagenet

Birth of Philippa of Hainault, a daughter of William I, Count of Hainaut, Holland and Zeeland, and Joan of Valois, the granddaughter of Philip III of France

Birth of Horatio Herbert Kitchener

1850 · Horatio Herbert Kitchener · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Birth of Horatio Herbert Kitchener

Birth of Fred Hoyle near Bingley

1915 · Fred Hoyle · Great Britain · Gilstead · Science · Astronomy

Birth of Fred Hoyle near Bingley in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Birth of Patrick Moraz

1948 · Patrick Moraz · Switzerland · Morges · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Patrick Moraz, later Yes keyboard player during the Relayer period.

Deaths on June 24

Death of Ivan Asen II

1241 · Ivan Asen II · Bulgaria · House · House of Asen

Death of Ivan Asen II

Death at Thame

1643 · John Hampden · England · Thame · Warfare · Civil War

Hampden dies at Thame from wounds received six days earlier during the Battle of Chalgrove.

Death of Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot

1894 · Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot · France · Lyons · Government · Government of France

Death of Marie Francoise Sadi Carnot, assassinated

Battles on June 24

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Humphrey de Bohun · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England Scotland War

However, all the refugees who entered the castle were taken prisoner by its formerly pro-English governor Walter fitz Gilbert who, like many Lowland knights, declared for Bruce as soon as word came of the Scottish King's victory

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Humphrey de Bohun · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England Scotland War

Humphrey de Bohun was ransomed by Edward II, his brother-in-law, on the pleading of his wife Isabella. This was one of the most interesting ransoms in English history. The Earl was traded for Bruces queen, Elizabeth de Burgh and daughter, Marjorie Bruce, two bishops amongst other important Scots captives in England

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Humphrey de Bohun · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England Scotland War

Leading a large company of Welsh and English knights and archers. The archers might have had success at breaking up the Scots schiltrons until they were overrun by the Scots cavalry.

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Humphrey de Bohun · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England Scotland War

When the battle was lost Bohun retreated with the Earl of Angus and several other barons, knights and men to Bothwell Castle, seeking a safe haven.

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · James Douglas · Scotland · Bannockburn · Warfare · England War

Commands the left wing

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Edward II · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England War

Edward is forced to recognize Scottish independence. Defeated by Robert the Bruce after failing to relieve Stirling Castle. After the Battle of Bannockburn Edward is forced to recognize Scottish independence

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Robert I the Bruce · Scotland · Bannockburn · Warfare · England War

Wins the recognition of Scottish independence. English losses are about 10,000, the Scots lose 4,000

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Walter Stewart · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England War

Joint Commander with Sir James Douglas of the left wing at Bannockburn

Battle of Bannockburn

1314 · Aymer de Valence · England · Bannockburn · Warfare · England War

Shares in Edward IIs defeat by the Scots, commands the rearward division

Battle of Sluys

1340 · William de Bohun · England · Sluys · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Present at the English victory in the Battle of Sluys

Battle of Sluys

1340 · Edward III · England · Sluys · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Wins a major naval victory over the French fleet

Battle of Sluys

1340 · Edward III · England · Sluys · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Wins a naval victory over the French fleet to transport his forces across to France

Battle of Sluys

1340 · Philip VI · France · Sluys · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Edward III leads a campaign in north France & defeats the French fleet

Battle of Wilhelmstal

1762 · Karl I · Germany · Wilhelmstal · Warfare · Seven Years War

Helps the Prusso-British Army defeat the French in Westphalia

Battle of Carabobo

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Carabobo · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Defeats a Royalist Army at Caraboba

Battle of Carabobo

1821 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Carabobo · Government · Government of Venezuela

The patriot victory at Carabobo secured effective Venezuelan independence and strengthened republican government.

Battle of Nezib

1839 · Muhammad Ali Pasha · Egypt · Nezib · Government · Government of Egypt

Receives another major victory over Ottoman forces at the Battle of Nezib.

Battle of Solferino

1859 · Ludwig Benedek · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

Saves the Austrian Army from a total rout by a rear guard action

Battle of Solferino

1859 · Franz Josef I · Austria · Solferino · Warfare · Piedmont War

The north Italian village of Solferino is captured by the French from the Austrians. The North Italian village of Solferino is captured by the French from Franz Josef. Dismisses Gyulai & assumes command of 160,000 against the Franco-Piedmontese. Defeated by the French in Piedmonts attempt to gain Lombardy or Venetia & unite Italy

Battle of Solferino

1859 · Marie Edme Patrice Maurice de MacMahon · France · Solferino · Warfare · Italian Independence

The Austrians are defeated by the French & Sardinians

Battle of Custoza

1866 · Albrecht Habsburg-Lorraine · Austria · Custoza · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Albrecht defeats the larger Italian army at Custoza and protects the approaches to Verona.

Battle of Custoza

1866 · Victor Emmanuel Savoy · Italy · Custoza · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Victor Emmanuel accompanies the army during the defeat at Custoza and subsequent withdrawal.

Battle of Verdun

1916 · Eric von Falkenhayn · Germany · Verdun · Warfare · World War, 1st

Cancels supplies to the battle when the French are saved from by Allied bombardment

Coronations on June 24

Coronation

1141 · Matilda · England · London · Warfare · War of Succession

Attempts to become the 1st crowned Queen of England but has to leave London

Coronation

1509 · Catherine of Aragon · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Tudor

Crowned Queen of England

Coronation

1509 · Henry VIII · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Tudor

Followed by a banquet in Westminster hall, "greater than any Caesar had known". Crowned at Westminster

Coronation

1509 · George Talbot · England · House · House of Talbot

At the coronation of Henry VIII Shrewsbury bore the sword curtana

Coronation

1953 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · Edinburgh · House · House of Windsor

Given the crown, sceptre & sword, bestowing upon her the right to rule Scotland

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