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June 26 in History

This permanent archive page contains 225 World History Database records for June 26, spanning 363 to 2024. Recorded topics include Death of Julian the Apostate; Death of Shapur II; Death of Henry de Beaumont.

Total: 225Events: 203Births: 4Deaths: 6Battles: 12Countries: 36

Events on June 26

Capture of Anatolia

1243 · Batu · Mongolia · Anatolia · Warfare · Mongols

Defeats the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Kosedagh & captures Khwarzem & Anatolia

Capture of Khwarzem

1243 · Batu · Mongolia · Khwarzem · Warfare · Mongols

Defeats the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Kosedagh & captures Khwarzem & Anatolia

Invasion of England

1460 · Richard Neville "Kingmaker" · England · Sandwich · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Arrives in Englan & is joined by Kentishmen tired of Lancastrian misrule

Succession

1483 · Richard III · England · House · House of York

11th child & Eighth youngest son of Richard Plantagenet & Lady Cicely Nevill

Succession

1483 · Richard III · England · Baynard Castle · House · House of York

A deputation led by Buckingham with Parliaments petition ask Richard to become King

Commander in Chief

1650 · Oliver Cromwell · England · London · Warfare · Civil War

Succeeds Fairfax as captain-general and commander in chief before the Scottish campaign.

Interregnum

1657 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Westminster Hall · House · House of Stewart

Cromwell underwent a second inauguration with ceremonial features resembling monarchy.

Investiture

1657 · Oliver Cromwell · England · London · Government · Government of England

Invested as Lord Protector in Westminster Hall, where Charles I was tried 8 yrs prior

Investiture

1657 · Oliver Fleming · England · London · Government · Government of England

Master of Ceremonies at the Investiture of Oliver Cromwell as the Lord Protector

Lord Protector

1657 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Government · Government of England

Cromwell is ceremonially re-installed as Lord Protector (with greater powers than had previously been granted him under this title) at Westminster Hall, sitting upon King Edward's Chair which was specially moved from Westminster Abbey

Siege of Quebec

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

Disembarks from Orleans Island with 9,000 men

Siege of Quebec

1759 · James Wolfe · Great Britain · Isle dOrleans · Warfare · Seven Years War

The British fleet anchors off the Isle dOrleans just below Quebec

Symphony No 39

1788 · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music

Completes Symphony No 39 in E-flat major.

Accession

1830 · William IV · Great Britain · House · House of Hanover

Accedes to the throne on the death of his brother George IV.

Heir Presumptive

1830 · Victoria · Great Britain · House · House of Hanover

Becomes heir presumptive after her uncle William IV succeeds George IV.

Succession

1830 · William IV · Great Britain · London · House · House of Hanover

Succeeds his brother George IV as King of Great Britain.

National Coat of Arms

1834 · Jose Joaquin Prieto Vial · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile

Establishes Chile's national coat of arms during the consolidation of the conservative republic.

Corn Law

1846 · Robert Peel · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

The Corn Law Repeal Bill is given the royal assent

Corn Laws Repeal

1846 · Robert Peel · Great Britain · London · Economy · Trade Policy

Parliament repeals the Corn Laws and begins dismantling grain protection.

Reform of Corn Laws

1846 · Robert Peel · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

The Corn Law Repeal Bill is given the royal assent

Navigation Acts Repeal

1849 · John Russell · Great Britain · London · Economy · Trade Policy

Parliament repeals the Navigation Acts and expands competition in maritime trade.

Medal

1857 · Victoria · Great Britain · Hyde Park · House · House of Saxe-Coburg

A new military honour is awarded by Victoria to 62 servicemen in Hyde Park

Advance into Bohemia

1866 · Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

The Crown Prince sends the Second Army through mountain passes from Silesia into Bohemia.

Deposition

1879 · Ismail Pasha · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Is deposed by the Ottoman Sultan after British and French intervention.

Sovereignty

1879 · Tewfik Pasha · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Succeeds Ismail as Khedive after Ottoman deposition of his father under British and French pressure.

End of Christian Schweigaard Government

1884 · Christian Schweigaard · Norway · Oslo · Government · Government of Norway

The Christian Schweigaard Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.

Johan Sverdrup Government

1884 · Johan Sverdrup · Norway · Oslo · Government · Government of Norway

Begins the Johan Sverdrup Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.

Elemental Fluorine Preparation

1886 · Henri Moissan · France · Paris · Science · Chemistry

Obtains the highly reactive element after repeated failed attempts by chemists.

Isolation of Fluorine

1886 · Henri Moissan · France · Paris · Science · Chemistry

Isolates fluorine by electrolysing an anhydrous hydrogen fluoride mixture.

Retreat to Tianjin

1900 · Edward Hobart Seymour · Great Britain · Tianjin · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

Retreats after failing to relieve Beijing.

Order of Merit

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

The Order of Merit is instituted by Edward VII

Gustav Mahlers 9th Symphony premieres in

1911 · Gustav Mahler · Germany · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music

Gustav Mahlers 9th Symphony premieres in Vienna

Paris Economic Conference Reported

1916 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st

Reports on Allied economic coordination discussed at the Paris Economic Conference.

Foreign Ministry Assumed

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

Temporarily takes responsibility for the Foreign Office after Rathenau's assassination.

Prime Minister of Poland

1922 · Artur Sliwinski · Poland · Government · Government of Poland

Appointed Prime Minister of Poland

Republic Protection Bill

1922 · Gustav Radbruch · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

As Justice Minister, helps prepare legislation converting emergency anti-extremist measures into a permanent Law for the Protection of the Republic.

Republic Protection Decree

1922 · Friedrich Ebert · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

Issues emergency measures under Article 48 against anti-republican organizations, propaganda and political violence following Rathenau's assassination.

Purge

1930 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Announces his murderous purges are "purifying the Soviet Union"

Credit Unions

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

Roosevelt signs the Federal Credit Union Act, establishing Credit Unions

Economy of USA

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

Roosevelt signs the Federal Credit Union Act, establishing Credit Unions

Federal Credit Union Act

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

Roosevelt signs the Federal Credit Union Act, establishing Credit Unions

Legislation

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

Roosevelt signs the Federal Credit Union Act, establishing Credit Unions

Legislation

1935 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Men aged between 19 & 25 are conscripted for 6 months, prior to military service

Reform of Labour Service

1935 · Konstantin Hierl · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Placed in charge of enforcing the Reichsarbeitsdienst law

Reform of Labour Service

1935 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

The Reichsarbeitsdienst law is passed

Anglo-French-Russian Conversations

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

Presses for progress in the Anglo-French-Soviet negotiations intended to deter further German aggression.

Invasion of Russia

1940 · Lothar Rendulic · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Crosses into Russia

Operation Barbarossa

1940 · Lothar Rendulic · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Crosses into Russia

Capture of Duenaburg

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

Duenaburg is captured during the German invasion of Russia

Invasion of Russia

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

The western front is broken & the Germans charge towards Minsk

Invasion of Russia

1941 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The western front is broken & the Germans charge towards Minsk. Builds a reserve front 300 km behind the front

Siege of Minsk

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

The western front is broken & the Germans charge towards Minsk

Western Front

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

The western front is broken & the Germans charge towards Minsk

Western Front

1941 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The western front is broken & the Germans charge towards Minsk

Invasion of Egypt

1942 · Albrecht Kesselring · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Arrives at Rommels HQ & reluctantly agrees to his continuation into Egypt

Capture of Cherbourg

1944 · Omar Nelson Bradley · United States of America · Cherbourg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The US Army captures the Fort du Roule, the key to the defences of Cherbourg

Operation Epsom

1944 · Miles Christopher Dempsey · Great Britain · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Dempsey supervised the Second Army offensive across the Odon west of Caen.

Operation Epsom

1944 · Edgar Feuchtinger · Germany · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Feuchtinger's division held positions south-east of the British Epsom attack and protected approaches to Caen.

Operation Epsom

1944 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Montgomery launched Operation Epsom to draw German armour into battle west of Caen.

Operation Epsom

1944 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Montgomery launches Operation Epsom west of Caen to gain ground and draw German armour into battle.

Operation Epsom

1944 · Richard Nugent O'Connor · Great Britain · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

O'Connor commanded VIII Corps in the offensive intended to cross the Odon and outflank Caen.

Siege of Caen

1944 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Caen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Launches an attack on Caen, operation Epson

Charter

1945 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations

Witnesses the signing of the charter of the United Nations

Charter

1945 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Witnesses the signing of the charter of the United Nations

United Nations

1945 · William Lyon Mackenzie King · Canada · San Francisco · Government · Government of Canada

Canada signs the United Nations Charter.

United Nations

1945 · Wellington Koo · China · Warfare · United Nations

Signs the charter on behalf of China, the 1st to sign

United Nations

1945 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Witnesses the signing of the charter of the United Nations. Calls the United Nations "a great instrument for peace & security & human progress in the world"

United Nations

1945 · Edward Frederick Lindley Wood · Great Britain · London · Warfare · United Nations

Signs the United Nations Charter on behalf of Britain

United Nations Charter

1945 · Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud · Saudi Arabia · San Francisco · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia

Signs the United Nations Charter for Saudi Arabia.

United Nations Charter

1945 · Yusuf Yassin · Saudi Arabia · San Francisco · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia

Supports the Saudi delegation participating in the San Francisco conference.

Central Plains Breakout

1946 · Li Xiannian · China · Hubei · Warfare · Chinese Civil War

Li Xiannian leads Communist forces during the Central Plains breakout after Nationalist attacks begin

Central Plains Campaign

1946 · Liu Bocheng · China · Henan · Warfare · Chinese Civil War

Liu Bocheng commands Communist forces resisting Nationalist pressure in central China

Central Plains Campaign

1946 · Deng Xiaoping · China · Henan · Warfare · Chinese Civil War

Deng Xiaoping works with Liu Bocheng in Communist political and military command during the renewed war

General Offensive

1946 · Chiang Kai-shek · China · Central China · Warfare · Chinese Civil War

Nationalist forces launch major attacks against Communist-held areas as full-scale civil war resumes

Trial

1946 · Arnold Meijer · Netherlands · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Dutch Nazi collaborator Arnold Meijer sentenced to 5 yrs

Berlin Airlift

1948 · Clement Richard Attlee · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

First day of the Berlin Airlift

Berlin Blockade Removal Demanded

1948 · Clement Richard Attlee · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

Attlee's government demands restoration of access to Berlin and rejects Soviet pressure on the Western sectors.

Berlin Crisis Compared with Munich

1948 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Berlin · Politics · Conservative Party

Churchill warns that the confrontation over Berlin poses a grave international danger comparable with earlier European crises.

Blockade of Berlin

1948 · Clement Richard Attlee · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Labour Party Government

Demands that Russia lift its blockade of Berlin

Blockade of Berlin

1948 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Berlin · Politics · Conservative Party

Makes a speech saying the crisis is potentially as serious as the Munich conference

Demonstrations

1950 · James Moroka · South Africa · Politics · ANC

The ANC calls for a National Day of Protest & Mourning

Mobilization

1950 · Douglas MacArthur · United States of America · Tokyo · Warfare · Korean War

Sends a report to the JCS predicting the collapse of the North Korean

Schuman Plan

1950 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Makes his final recorded Hansard contribution during debate on the Schuman Plan.

Seventh Fleet in Taiwan Strait

1950 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Taiwan Strait · Warfare · China War

The United States sends the Seventh Fleet into the Taiwan Strait after the Korean War begins, reducing the immediate threat of a Communist invasion of Taiwan.

Curfew

1952 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Politics · ANC

Nelson Mandela and 51 others infringe South Africa curfew

Arrest of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria

1953 · Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Arrested by Khruschev for allegedly planning a coup

Arrest of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria

1953 · Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Beria is arrested for being an agent

Arrest of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria

1953 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Has Beria arrested for allegedly staging a coup

Arrest of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria

1953 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Supports the leadership coalition that arrests Lavrenti Beria and removes him from the post-Stalin power struggle.

Coup

1953 · Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Arrested by Khruschev for allegedly planning a coup

Coup

1953 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Has Beria arrested for allegedly staging a coup

Government

1954 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Says that "Acheson policy was directly responsible for the loss of China.."

Charter

1955 · Johennes Gerhardus Strijdom · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

Freedom Charter signed in South-Africa

Congress of the People

1955 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Kliptown · Politics · ANC

Secretly watches the Congress of the People at Kliptown.

Constitution of South Africa

1955 · Johennes Gerhardus Strijdom · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

Freedom Charter signed in South-Africa

Freedom Charter Adoption Observed

1955 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Kliptown · Politics · ANC

Witnesses adoption of the Freedom Charter.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Lodovico Benvenuti · Italy · Brussels · Government · Government of Italy

Benvenuti represents Italy among the six heads of delegation opening the Common Market and Euratom conference.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Lodovico Benvenuti · Italy · Brussels · Government · Government of Italy

Heads the Italian delegation when the Intergovernmental Conference on the Common Market and Euratom opens in Brussels.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Maurice Faure · France · Brussels · Government · Government of France

Faure takes charge of France's negotiating team at the Brussels launch of the Common Market and Euratom conference.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Johannes Linthorst Homan · Netherlands · Brussels · Government · Government of Netherlands

Linthorst Homan heads the Dutch delegation when the Intergovernmental Conference formally begins in Brussels.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Karl Friedrich Ophüls · Germany · Brussels · Government · Government of Germany

Ophüls heads the Federal German delegation when negotiations on the Common Market and Euratom formally open in Brussels.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Lambert Schaus · Luxembourg · Brussels · Government · Government of Luxembourg

Schaus takes Luxembourg's place among the six delegation heads at the formal Brussels opening.

Treaty of Rome

1956 · Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

At the Brussels opening, Snoy takes Belgium's seat among the six national heads of delegation.

Coalition Negotiations

1958 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · Petrograd · Humanities · Political Writing

Kerensky continues political activity connected with coalition negotiations.

End of Fourth Van Acker Government

1958 · Achiel Van Acker · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

The Fourth Van Acker Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.

Prime Minister of Belgium

1958 · Gaston Eyskens · Belgium · Government · Government of Belgium

Appointed Prime Minister of Belgium

Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments

1958 · Gaston Eyskens · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

Begins the Second to Fourth Eyskens Governments in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.

Saint Lawrence Seaway Dedication

1959 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Massena · Economy · Infrastructure

Joins Queen Elizabeth II in formally opening the Saint Lawrence Seaway.

St Lawrence Seaway

1959 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor

Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower open St Lawrence Seaway

Independence of Great Britain

1960 · Maurice Harold MacMillan · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

British Somaliland (now Somalia) gains independence from Britain

Independence of Italy

1960 · Amintore Fanfani · Italy · Government · Government of Italy

Italian Somaliland declares independence from Italian-administration

Independence of Somalia

1960 · Amintore Fanfani · Italy · Government · Government of Italy

Italian Somaliland declares independence from Italian-administration

Anniversary

1961 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Politics · ANC

Threatens a nationwide campaign of non-co-operation. Releases a press release calling for a national constitutional convention

Constitution of South Africa

1961 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Politics · ANC

Releases a press release calling for a national constitutional convention

FBI

1962 · Tom Carter · United States of America · Fort Worth · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia

FBI

1962 · Tom Carter · United States of America · Fort Worth · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia

FBI

1962 · John Fain · United States of America · Fort Worth · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia

FBI

1962 · John Fain · United States of America · Fort Worth · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

FBI Agents Fain & Carter interview Oswald about his activities in Russia

FBI Interview June 26

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

FBI agents questioned Lee about his Soviet residence; he declined to explain why he had gone there and denied providing intelligence information.

Speech

1963 · John Fitzgerald Kennedy · United States of America · Berlin · Government · Democratic Party Government

Kennedy visits West Berlin "Ich bin ein Berliner" (I am a Berliner)

Visit to Berlin

1963 · John Fitzgerald Kennedy · United States of America · Berlin · Government · Democratic Party Government

Kennedy visits West Berlin "Ich bin ein Berliner" (I am a Berliner)

Beatles, The

1964 · John Winston Lennon · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

The Beatles release "A Hard Days Night" album

Beatles, The

1964 · Paul McCartney · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

The Beatles release "A Hard Days Night" album

Chancellor

1964 · Alfons Gorbach · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Alfons Gorbach forms a new Austrian Government

It's All Over Now

1964 · Keith Richards · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Rolling Stones release It's All Over Now, their first UK number one single.

Ambush at Florida

1967 · Ernesto "Che" Guevara · Argentina · Florida · Warfare · Bolivian Guerrilla War

Guevara's guerrillas ambush Bolivian Army troops near Florida during the continuing campaign.

Rule of Bonin

1968 · Eisaku Sato · Japan · Bonin · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government

Iwo Jima and the Bonin Islands are returned to Japan by the USA

Rule of Iwo Jima

1968 · Eisaku Sato · Japan · Iwo Jima · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government

Iwo Jima and the Bonin Islands are returned to Japan by the USA

Pentagon Papers Prior Restraint Litigation

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

Mitchell oversees the administration's legal effort to prevent newspapers from continuing publication of the Pentagon Papers.

Martha Mitchell Public Statements

1972 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Oval Office · Politics · Watergate

Discusses reports concerning Martha Mitchell's contacts with the press and the political repercussions surrounding her public statements.

Mitchell Family Situation

1972 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Oval Office · Politics · Watergate

Discusses the developing situation involving John and Martha Mitchell as controversy around the campaign and Watergate intensifies.

Arrest of Keith Richards

1973 · Keith Richards · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Arrested in Chelsea for possession of cannabis

John Dean Testimony Continues

1973 · Howard Henry Baker · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Questions John Dean as his nationally broadcast testimony continues, testing Dean's account of White House knowledge, meetings and actions connected with the Watergate cover-up.

Rolling Stones, The

1973 · Keith Richards · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Arrested in Chelsea for possession of cannabis

Holiday

1974 · George Martin · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Produces Holiday for America, including the hit Tin Man.

Marriage

1974 · Richard Burton · Great Britain · Arts · Drama

Liz Taylors 5th divorce (Richard Burton)

Marriage

1974 · Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema

Liz Taylors 5th divorce (Richard Burton)

Supreme Chief of Nation

1974 · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet Ugarte · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile

Assumes executive power under the title Supreme Chief of the Nation.

Arrests of Opposition Leaders

1975 · Indira Nehru Gandhi · India · Government · Congress Party

Opposition leaders and activists are arrested in nationwide raids following the declaration of Emergency.

Independence of Mozambique

1975 · Balthazar Johannes Vorster · South Africa · Warfare · South Africa War

A Marxist black state takes over after independence from Portugal, a friendly power

Independence of South Africa

1975 · Balthazar Johannes Vorster · South Africa · Warfare · South Africa War

A Marxist black state takes over after independence from Portugal, a friendly power

Marriage

1975 · Sonny Bono · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

Cher divorces Sonny Bono

Marriage

1975 · Cher · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

Cher divorces Sonny Bono

Performance

1977 · Elvis Aaron Presley · United States of America · Indianapolis · Arts · Popular Music

Elvis Presley sings in Indianapolis, last performance of his career

Argentine Invasion of Falklands

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · Falklands War

Thatcher appoints an official commission headed by Lord Franks to examine the causes of Britain's failure to prevent Argentine capture of the Islands

Franks Commission

1982 · Oliver Franks · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Falklands War

Is appointed to chair the inquiry into the crisis.

Franks Commission

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Falklands War

Appoints Lord Franks to examine pre-war decisions.

Franks Commission

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · Falklands War

Thatcher appoints an official commission headed by Lord Franks to examine the causes of Britain's failure to prevent Argentine capture of the Islands

Invasion of Falklands

1982 · Leopoldo Galtieri · Argentina · Falkland Islands · Warfare · Falklands War

Argentine war toll set at 645 dead and missing

Service of Thanksgiving

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · St Pauls Cathedral · Warfare · Falklands War

Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance at St Paul's Cathedral in London

Thanksgiving Service

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · St Pauls Cathedral · Warfare · Falklands War

Attends the Thanksgiving and Remembrance service.

Dooge Committee Initiative

1984 · Giulio Andreotti · Italy · Fontainebleau · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports creation of the Dooge Committee to propose improvements in Community institutions.

Dooge Committee Initiative

1984 · Hans-Dietrich Genscher · Germany · Fontainebleau · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports creation of the Dooge Committee to propose improvements in Community institutions and political cooperation.

Fontainebleau Institutional Reform

1984 · Ioannis Charalambopoulos · Greece · Fontainebleau · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Supports the decision to examine reforms aimed at strengthening European cooperation.

Here We Are at Last

1984 · Barbara Streisand · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

Barbra Streisand records, "Here We Are at Last"

Peoples Europe Initiative

1984 · Francois Mitterrand · France · Fontainebleau · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

The Fontainebleau summit backed measures intended to make the European Community more visible and meaningful to its citizens.

Arrest of Zwelakhe Sisulu

1986 · Zwelakhe Sisulu · South Africa · Politics · ANC

South African journalist Zwelakhe is Sisulu arrested

Sanctions

1986 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Attends an EC summit & opposes sanctions against South Africa

Summit Meeting

1986 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Attends an EC summit & opposes sanctions against South Africa

The Hague European Council

1986 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greece as leaders discuss implementation of the internal market and Community development.

Capture of Quaid Post

1987 · Bana Singh · India · Siachen Glacier · Warfare · Indian Wars

Bana Singh leads an assault that captures the Pakistani position known as Quaid Post on the Siachen Glacier.

Foreign Affairs Debate

1987 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Opens the first major foreign-affairs debate of the new Parliament and reviews East-West relations, arms control and international security.

Conference of Madrid

1989 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Madrid · Government · Conservative Party Government

Britain agrees to enter the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) when the 3 convergence conditions are met

Economy of Great Britain

1989 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Madrid · Government · Conservative Party Government

Britain agrees to enter the European Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) when the 3 convergence conditions are met

Madrid European Council

1989 · Ciriaco De Mita · Italy · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Italy as leaders approve launching the first stage of economic and monetary union in July 1990.

Madrid European Council

1989 · Charles James Haughey · Ireland · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Ireland as leaders approve launching the first stage of economic and monetary union.

Madrid European Council

1989 · Helmut Kohl · Germany · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Germany as leaders approve launching the first stage of economic and monetary union in July 1990.

Madrid European Council

1989 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Papandreou backs the Madrid timetable beginning the first phase of monetary union in July 1990.

Marriage

1989 · Melanie Griffith · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson marry for 2nd time

Marriage

1989 · Don Johnson · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson marry for 2nd time

Extra-Time Goal Against Belgium

1990 · David Platt · Great Britain · Bologna · Sport · Football

Scores a late extra-time volley as England eliminate Belgium 1-0 from the World Cup.

Speech

1991 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Politics · ANC

ANC leader Nelson Mandela addresses congress

India opens the Tin Bigha corridor for Bangladesh under a long-term lease

1992 · Narasimha Rao · India · Tin Bigha · Government · Government of India

India opens the Tin Bigha corridor for Bangladesh under a long-term lease arrangement.

Lisbon European Council

1992 · Konstantinos Mitsotakis · Greece · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greece as leaders review Maastricht ratification, economic policy and enlargement prospects.

Lisbon European Council

1992 · Poul Schluter · Denmark · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Denmark as Community leaders discuss the ratification crisis created by the Danish referendum result.

1st Female Prime Minister

1993 · Kim Campbell · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada

Appointed Prime Minister of Canada, Canada's 1st woman Prime Minister

Copa del Rey Final Opening Goal

1993 · Emilio Butragueno · Spain · Valencia · Sport · Football

Scores the opening goal as Real Madrid defeat Zaragoza 2-0 in the Copa del Rey final.

Group of Seven

1993 · Kim Campbell · Canada · Government · Government of Canada

2nd woman in history to sit at the table of the Group of Seven leaders, after British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

Marriage

1993 · Julia Roberts · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Actress Julia Roberts and country singer Lyle Lovett wed

Prime Minister of Canada

1993 · Kim Campbell · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada

Appointed Prime Minister of Canada, Canada's 1st woman Prime Minister

Seventeenth Copa del Rey

1993 · Benito Floro · Spain · Valencia · Sport · Football

Coaches Real Madrid to a 2-0 Copa del Rey final victory over Zaragoza.

Addis Ababa Assassination Attempt

1995 · Hosni Mubarak · Egypt · Addis Ababa · Government · Government of Egypt

Escapes an armed attack while travelling from the airport to an African summit.

Assassination Attempt

1995 · Hosni Mubarak · Egypt · Addis Ababa · Government · Government of Egypt

Survives an armed assassination attempt while travelling to an African summit in Addis Ababa.

Cannes European Council

1995 · Jacques Chirac · France · Cannes · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Chirac hosted European leaders at Cannes as they addressed enlargement, Mediterranean policy and preparations for monetary union.

Exile of Yasser Arafat

1996 · Yasser Arafat · Palestine · Politics · Palestine Authority

Yasser Arafat returns to Gaza after 27 years

Prime Minister of Afghanistan

1996 · Gulbuddin Hekmatyar · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan

Hekmatyar again becomes prime minister under a renewed agreement with Rabbani.

Taoiseach of Ireland

1997 · Bertie Ahern · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland

Takes office as Taoiseach and leads a Fianna Fail-led coalition.

Resignation of Zafarullah Khan Jamali

2004 · Zafarullah Khan Jamali · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan

Jamali resigns as Prime Minister after losing Musharraf's support.

Economy of Iraq

2007 · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

A new law calls on Government to distribute oil revenues to regions based on their populations and allows regions to negotiate contracts with foreign companies to explore and develop oil fields

Styx

2012 · Mark Showalter · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

A Hubble hazard survey discovers Pluto's fifth and smallest known moon, later named Styx.

Discovery of 2014 MU69

2014 · Marc Buie · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Buie identifies the object later named Arrokoth in Hubble images obtained for the New Horizons target search.

Sousse Attack

2015 · Tunisia · Sousse · Government · Government of Tunisia

An armed attack at a Sousse resort led the government to strengthen emergency and counterterrorism measures.

Cross-party Brexit Reconsideration

2016 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party

Calls for a cross-party parliamentary effort to examine the available options and articulate a case for reconsidering Brexit once the proposed terms become clear.

European Championship Goal Against Hungary

2016 · Toby Alderweireld · Belgium · Toulouse · Sport · Football

Heads Belgium's opening goal in the 4-0 European Championship round-of-16 victory over Hungary.

European Championship Goal Against Hungary

2016 · Michy Batshuayi · Belgium · Toulouse · Sport · Football

Scores with his first touch after coming on as Belgium defeat Hungary 4-0.

European Championship Goal Against Hungary

2016 · Yannick Carrasco · Belgium · Toulouse · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's fourth goal to complete the 4-0 European Championship victory over Hungary.

European Championship Goal Against Hungary

2016 · Eden Hazard · Belgium · Toulouse · Sport · Football

Scores Belgium's third goal after creating the second in the 4-0 victory over Hungary.

Referendum Result Response

2016 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party

After the Leave victory, argues that Parliament should examine the actual withdrawal terms before treating the referendum as settling every detail of Britain's future relationship.

Brexit

2017 · Arlene Foster · Great Britain · London · Politics · Democratic Unionist Party

Agrees a confidence and supply arrangement supporting the Conservative government.

Confidence and Supply

2017 · Arlene Foster · Great Britain · London · Politics · Democratic Unionist Party

Agrees a confidence-and-supply arrangement with the Conservative government.

Brexit

2018 · David Davis · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The European Union Withdrawal Act receives royal assent.

Second Mitsotakis Government

2023 · Kyriakos Mitsotakis · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Mitsotakis begins a second premiership after New Democracy wins the June election.

Failed Coup Attempt

2024 · Luis Arce Catacora · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia

Arce confronts a failed military coup attempt centred on Plaza Murillo.

Births on June 26

Birth of William Cowper

1665 · William Cowper · England · Hertfordshire · Politics · Whig Politics

Birth of William Cowper, later Lord Chancellor and 1st Earl Cowper.

Birth of William Thomson

1824 · William Thomson · Great Britain · Belfast · Science · Physics

Birth of William Thomson

Birth of Willy Messerschmitt

1898 · Willy Messerschmitt · Germany · Frankfurt · Science · Technology

Birth of Willy Messerschmitt

Birth of Michael Geoffrey Mick Jones

1955 · Michael Geoffrey "Mick" Jones · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Michael Geoffrey "Mick" Jones, Brixton

Deaths on June 26

Death of Julian the Apostate

363 · Flavius Claudius Julian · Roman Empire · Government · Government of Roman Empire

Death of Julian, in battle, the last Emperor to champion polytheism

Death of Julian the Apostate

363 · Julian the Apostate · Roman Empire · Samarra · Warfare · Rome War

Death of Julian the Apostate, in a skirmish retreating from Ctesiphon

Death of Shapur II

363 · Shapur II · Persia · Samarra · Warfare · Rome War

Death of Julian the Apostate, in a skirmish retreating from Ctesiphon

Death of Henry de Beaumont

1242 · Henry de Beaumont · England · House · House of Beaumont

Death of Thomas de Beaumont, 6th Earl of Warwick

Death of George IV

1830 · George IV · Great Britain · Windsor · House · House of Hanover

George IV dies at Windsor Castle after prolonged illness.

Death of Richard Bedford Bennett

1947 · Richard Bedford Bennett · Canada · Politics · Conservative Party

Death of Richard Bedford Bennett

Battles on June 26

Battle of Kosedagh

1243 · Ala ud-Din Kaikobaf · Turkey · Kosedagh · Warfare · Turkey-Mongol War

The Seljuk Turks army in Asia Minor is wiped out by the Mongols. The Mongols defeat the Seljuk Turks

Battle of Kosedagh

1243 · Batu · Mongolia · Kosedagh · Warfare · Mongols

The Seljuk Turks army in Asia Minor is wiped out by the Mongols. Defeats the Seljuk Turks at the Battle of Kosedagh & captures Khwarzem & Anatolia

Battle of Keynsham

1685 · James Scott · England · Keynsham · Warfare · Military

After Keynsham & false news that the entire Royal Army is at hand Monmouth retreats

Battle of Fleurus

1794 · Charles of Austria · Austria · Fleurus · Revolution · Revolution of Austria

Defeated by the French

Battle of Fleurus

1794 · Jean Baptiste Jourdan · France · Fleurus · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars

seizes Chatleroi & defeats the Austrians led by Frederick of Saxe-Coburg at Fleurus

Battle of Fleurus

1794 · Edouard Adolphe Casmimir Joeseph Mortier · France · Fleurus · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars

Fights at the Battle of Fleurus

Battle of Fleurus

1794 · Nicolas-Jean de Dieu Soult · France · Fleurus · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars

Fights at the Battle of Fleurus

Battle of Huhnerwasser

1866 · Eduard Clam-Gallas · Austria · Huhnerwasser · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Clam-Gallas withdraws after Prussian forces defeat his advance guard at Huhnerwasser.

Battle of Huhnerwasser

1866 · Eberhard Herwarth von Bittenfeld · Germany · Huhnerwasser · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Herwarth's troops win the opening clash at Huhnerwasser and continue into Bohemia.

Battle of Podol

1866 · Eduard Clam-Gallas · Austria · Podol · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Clam-Gallas fails to prevent the Prussian First Army from seizing the Iser crossing at Podol.

Battle of Podol

1866 · Friedrich Karl Hohenzollern · Germany · Podol · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Friedrich Karl's troops secure Podol after a fierce night engagement.

Battle of Podol

1866 · Friedrich Karl Hohenzollern · Germany · Podol · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

The First Army wins the night engagement at Podol, opening the route into Bohemia.

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