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June 30 in History

This permanent archive page contains 223 World History Database records for June 30, spanning 1097 to 2020. Recorded topics include Battle of Nicea; Battle of Flodden; Death of Henry VIII.

Total: 223Events: 188Births: 1Deaths: 11Battles: 23Countries: 36

Events on June 30

Diet

1548 · Charles V · Spain · Augsburg · House · House of Habsburg

Proclaims the Augsburg Interim, a failed attempt to unite Catholics & Protestants

Interim of Augsburg

1548 · Charles V · Spain · Augsburg · House · House of Habsburg

The laity can receive the Communion Cup & Protestant ministers can keep their wives. Rejected by most Protestant Princes & only accepted by Pope Paul in 1549. Defines a form of Catholicism acceptable to Protestants

Tournament Injury

1559 · Henry II · France · Paris · House · House of Valois

Henry II is fatally wounded during a tournament celebrating the peace

Invitation of the Immortal Seven

1688 · William III of Orange · England · The Hague · Government · Government of England

William III of Orange receives the invitation from seven leading English opponents of James II asking him to intervene with military support.

Invasion of England

1690 · Louis XIV · France · Beachy Head · Warfare · Grand Alliance

William III is fighting James II, Louis XIV wants a Jacobite rebellion and invades

Siege of Athlone

1691 · Charles Chalmont · France · Athlone · Warfare · English Succession War

The Marquis de St Ruth (General Charles Chalmont), the French Jacobite general, moved too slowly to save Athlone, as he had to gather his troops from their quarters and raise new ones from rapparee bands and the levies of Irish landowners

Siege of Athlone

1691 · Godert de Ginkel · Netherlands · Athlone · Warfare · English Succession War

Godert de Ginkell, the Williamites Dutch general, had breached the Jacobite line of defence by crossing the Shannon at Athlone - taking the town after a bloody siege

Capture of Namur

1692 · Louis XIV · France · Namur · House · House of Bourbon

Louis XIV celebrates the French capture of Namur after the fortress and citadel capitulate.

Dutch Advance near Antwerp

1703 · Jacob van Wassenaer Obdam · Netherlands · Ekeren · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession

Obdam leads a Dutch force operating near Antwerp.

Flight from Ekeren

1703 · Jacob van Wassenaer Obdam · Netherlands · Ekeren · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession

Obdam leaves the battlefield believing his force has been destroyed.

Flight from Poltava

1709 · Charles XII · Sweden · Dnieper River · Warfare · Great Northern War

Escapes south with Mazepa instead of surrendering.

Captain

1791 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Appointed Captain

Captain

1791 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Ireland · Warfare · Military

Promoted captain in the British Army

Capture of Alexandria

1798 · Napoleon I · France · Alexandria · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars

A force of 5,000 land at Marabut & occupty Alexandria, left in the hands of General Kleber

Invasion of Egypt

1798 · Napoleon I · France · Marabut · Revolution · Revolution of France

After 6 weeks at sea 5,000 land at Marabut & quickly occupy Alexandria

Siege of Algiers

1815 · Stephen Decatur · United States of America · Algiers · Warfare · USA-Algieria War

Sails away from Algiers after receiving assurances that piracy will end

Chief Minister

1823 · Carl Friedrich Heinrich Graf von Wylich und Lottum · Germany · Government · Government of Germany

Appointed Chief Minister of Prussia

Box Tunnel

1841 · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Great Britain · Box Hill · Science · Civil Engineering

Box Tunnel opens as the longest railway tunnel in the world at the time.

Great Western Railway

1841 · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering

The complete Great Western Railway route between London and Bristol opens for through services.

London-Bristol Through Journey Established

1841 · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Great Britain · Great Western Railway · Science · Civil Engineering

Completion of the main line allows continuous railway travel between London and Bristol in about four hours.

Army of the West

1846 · Stephen Watts Kearny · United States of America · Fort Leavenworth · Warfare · Mexican-American War

Kearny leads the Army of the West toward New Mexico and California

Election

1846 · John Russell · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government

Russell stays in office, the Conservatives are divided over protection

Government

1846 · John Russell · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government

Victoria asks Russell to govern but he is unable to form a cabinet, Peel returns

Mormon Church

1846 · Brigham Young · United States of America · Salt Lake City · Religion · Mormon Church

The Mormons leave Nauvoo City on the trail for Salt Lake City

Prime Minister of Great Britain

1846 · John Russell · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term

Resignation of Robert Peel

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

Peel is forced to resign after the defeat on the Irish Coercion Bill

Resignation of Robert Peel

1846 · John Russell · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government

Peel resigns

Invasion of Holstein

1864 · Christian IX · Denmark · Holstein · Warfare · Schleswig War, 2nd

The Prince's Life Regiment was the last unit of the Danish army to leave Schleswig and Holstein

Invasion of Schleswig

1864 · Christian IX · Denmark · Schleswig · Warfare · Schleswig War, 2nd

The Prince's Life Regiment was the last unit of the Danish army to leave Schleswig and Holstein

Royal Headquarters

1866 · Wilhelm Hohenzollern · Germany · Gitschin · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Royal headquarters reaches Gitschin as the First Army links with the Army of the Elbe.

Royal Headquarters

1866 · Wilhelm Hohenzollern · Germany · Gitschin · Warfare · Seven Weeks War

Wilhelm joins royal headquarters after the Gitschin victory and approves the continued advance.

Execution of Charles Guiteau

1882 · Charles Guiteau · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Is executed for assassinating President James Garfield.

Guiteau Hanged

1882 · Charles Guiteau · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Guiteau is hanged after conviction for Garfield's murder.

Tower Bridge

1894 · Edward VII · Great Britain · London · House · House of Saxe-Coburg

Oficially opens Tower Bridge

Special Relativity

1905 · Albert Einstein · Switzerland · Bern · Science · Physics

Submits On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies, establishing the special theory of relativity.

Greek Entry into the War

1913 · Constantine I · Greece · Kilkis · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Leads Greek forces against Bulgaria after the outbreak of war.

Greek Entry into the War

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

Faces simultaneous Serbian and Greek offensives.

Domestic Oil Fuel Supply

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

Answers parliamentary questions about securing oil fuel supplies within the United Kingdom.

New Naval Construction

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

Answers Commons questions concerning new Royal Navy construction.

Gouraud Wounded at Gallipoli

1915 · Henri Joseph Eugene Gouraud · France · Cape Helles · Warfare · World War, 1st

Gouraud is seriously wounded by shellfire while inspecting French positions at Cape Helles.

Late June Ottoman Attack Repulsed

1915 · William Birdwood · Great Britain · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st

Birdwood's troops repel another Ottoman assault against the ANZAC perimeter at the end of June.

Greece Enters First World War

1917 · Eleftherios Venizelos · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

The reunited government formally joins the Allied war effort.

Kerensky Offensive

1917 · Aleksei Alekseevich Brusilov · Russia · Mogilev · Warfare · World War, 1st

Approves the final timetable for the renewed Russian attack.

Chief Justice

1921 · William Howard Taft · United States of America · Politics · Republican Party

Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Contributory Pensions Bill

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

Takes part in debate on the Contributory Pensions Bill and social insurance provision.

Election

1929 · James Ramsey MacDonald · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

Labour wins 37.1% of votes cast & 287 MPs

First Spanish League Title

1929 · Roma Forns · Spain · Sport · Football

Coaches Barcelona to the inaugural Spanish league championship.

Occupation

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Rhineland, The · Government · Weimar Republic

The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland

Purge

1930 · Gottfried Treviranus · Germany · Politics · PCU

Escapes from his home before the SS can reach him

Weimar Republic

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Rhineland, The · Government · Weimar Republic

The last Allied troops leave the Rhineland

Arrest of SA Leaders

1933 · Rudolph Hess · Germany · Munich · Government · NSDAP Government

Rounds up SA leaders in Munich & arrests them

Arrest during Night of the Long Knives

1934 · Gustav Ritter von Kahr · Germany · Munich · Government · NSDAP Government

An SS commando arrests Kahr at his Munich home during the Night of the Long Knives and transports him toward Dachau.

Arrest of Ernst Rohm

1934 · Ernst Rohm · Germany · Bad Wiesee · Government · NSDAP Government

Arrested alongside othe SA leader & held in a prison cell in Munich

Arrest of Ernst Rohm and other SA Leaders

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Bad Wiesee · Government · NSDAP Government

Confronts Rohm & has him & other SA leaders arrested

Arrest of Ernst Rohm and other SA Leaders

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Bad Wiesee · Government · NSDAP Government

Confronts Rohm & has him & other SA leaders arrested. Confronts Rohm, accuses hime of organizing a rebellion & has him arrested

Arrest of Nazi Party rivals

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Orders the arrest & execution of all rivals to him within the Nazi Party

Assassination of Kurt von Schleicher

1934 · Kurt von Schleicher · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Assassinated during the Night of the Long Knives

Coup

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Heydrich has his men uncover false "evidence" that SA leader Ernst Rohm was plotting to overthrow Hitler

Execution

1934 · Fritz Beck · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Executed by the Nazis, Director of the Students Welfare Fund

Execution

1934 · Fritz Gerlich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Execution of Fritz Gerlich, executed by the Nazis for editing an anti-Nazi newspaper

Execution

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Orders the arrest & execution of all rivals to him within the Nazi Party. Execution of Fritz Gerlich, executed by the Nazis for editing an anti-Nazi newspaper. Executed by the Nazis, had drafted Papens protest speech 13 days prior. Executed by the Nazis, Director of the Students Welfare Fund

Execution

1934 · Edgar Jung · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Executed by the Nazis, had drafted Papens protest speech 13 days prior

Murder of Gustav Ritter von Kahr

1934 · Gustav Ritter von Kahr · Germany · Dachau · Government · NSDAP Government

SS personnel murder Kahr at Dachau during the Night of the Long Knives, eleven years after he opposed Hitler's putsch.

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Helps organize the Night of the Long Knives. Goering forms a partnership with Himmler and Heydrich, placing the Gestapo under their control, in order to crush the SA

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Heydrich and Himmler put pressure on Hitler to purge the leading members of the SA, and they assure him that the SS will carry out the murders, Heydrich had drawn up lists of all of the powerful SA men to be killed along with Rohm.

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Heydrich has his men uncover false "evidence" that SA leader Ernst Rohm was plotting to overthrow Hitler.

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Plays a leading part in eliminating many leaders of the SA who are a threat to Hitler

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Rohm is shot without trial along with all of the important members of the SA in this bloodbath, which the Nazis coined the Night of the Long Knives.

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Bad Wiesee · Government · NSDAP Government

Confronts Rohm & has him & other SA leaders arrested

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Gives the codeword, "Kolibri" & triggers off a massacre in Berlin. Assassinations against the SA & ideas of Ernst Roehm who wants a Socialist revolution

Night of Long Knives

1934 · Ernst Rohm · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Assassinations against the SA & ideas of Ernst Roehm who wants a Socialist revolution

Purge

1934 · Herman Goering · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Has a list of those who are executed. Goering & Himmler organize the arrest of the SA in Berlin

Purge

1934 · Edmund Heines · Germany · Bad Wiesee · Government · NSDAP Government

NSDAP Reichstag deputy, shot in bed with his chauffeur & Lustknabe at Bad Wiesee

Purge

1934 · Oskar Heines · Germany · Breslau · Government · NSDAP Government

Hearing of the attempted "Putsch" turns himself in to Gestapo headquarters, executed

Purge

1934 · Hans Peter von Heydebreck · Germany · Stadelheim · Government · NSDAP Government

The "Hero of Annaberg", shot by SS firing squad in Stadelheim Prison

Purge

1934 · Heinrich Himmler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Goering & Himmler organize the arrest of the SA in Berlin

Purge

1934 · Anton Freiherr von Hohberg und Buchwald · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Shot in his estate by SS troopers on order of his rival Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski

Purge

1934 · Edgar Julius Jung · Germany · Lichterfelde · Government · NSDAP Government

Journalist & Speech writer for von Papen, shot in the Lichterfelde Barracks

Purge

1934 · Erich Klausener · Germany · Lichterfelde · Government · NSDAP Government

Head of Preusischen Ministerie Polizei, Center Party, Catholic Action, shot

Purge

1934 · Franz von Papen · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

A group of Nazis attempt to kill Papen but he persuades them not to

Purge

1934 · Kurt von Schleicher · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Executed by one of Goerings death squads in Berlin

Purge

1934 · Bernhard Stempfle · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Executed by a group of Nazis

Purge

1934 · Gregor Strasser · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Executed by a group of Nazis

League Speech

1936 · Haile Selassie Makonnen · Ethiopia · Geneva · Warfare · League of Nations

Warns the League that collective security has failed.

Mobilization

1936 · Long Ho · China · Aba · Warfare · Civil War

The 2nd & 4th Red Armies join forces with the 4th Red Army

Capture of Channel Islands

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

Germany captures the Channel Islands

Advance to El Alamein

1942 · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel · Germany · El Alamein · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Rommel reaches El Alamein, the Axis army's most advanced position in Egypt.

Defence of Alexandria

1942 · Farouk I · Egypt · Alexandria · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Faces the threat of an Axis advance toward Alexandria as Rommel reaches El Alamein.

Siege of Donetz

1942 · Siegmund Wilhelm von List · Germany · River Donetz · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Crosses the Donetz toward the oil centres of the Caucus

Colonel

1944 · Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg · Germany · Warfare · Military

Appointed Colonel

Colonel

1944 · Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Appointed Colonel

Workers Party Merger

1949 · Kim Il Sung · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Workers Party of Korea

Leads the merged Workers Party of Korea.

Invasion of Korea

1950 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Warfare · Korean War

Authorized after MacArthur reports on the hopelessness of the South Korean situation

Mobilization

1950 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Korean War

Agrees to MacArthurs request & orders US forces into Korea

Armistice

1951 · Matthew Ridgway · United States of America · Warfare · Korean War

Makes a radio broadcast offering to send representitives to discuss a cease-fire

Independence of Austria

1955 · Julius Raab · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Austria begins its first steps as a neutral country

Neutrality

1955 · Julius Raab · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Austria begins its first steps as a neutral country

Central Committee Resolution on Stalin Cult

1956 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

The Central Committee adopts a resolution condemning the cult of personality and its consequences.

Cult of Individual

1956 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

The Central Comm passes a resolution "overcoming the Cult of the Individual"

Government

1956 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

30 June-11 July, Nixon pays a good will trip to Asia

Congo Independence

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

Serves as prime minister as the Congo becomes independent from Belgium on 30 June 1960.

Independence Day Speech

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

Delivers a forceful independence speech condemning colonial humiliation and asserting Congolese dignity.

National Charter

1962 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Secures approval of a National Charter defining Arab socialist policy.

Capital Renamed Kinshasa

1966 · Joseph-Desire Mobutu · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo

Mobutu renames Leopoldville as Kinshasa during a wider programme of Africanisation.

Siege of Route 13

1966 · Ho Chi-Minh · Vietnam · Route 13 · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

On Route 13 linking Vietnam to the Kampuchean border US forces are brutally assaulted

Aircraft Diversion to Algeria

1967 · Moise Tshombe · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Algiers · Government · Government of the Congo

Is abducted when his aircraft is diverted to Algeria, where he remains detained until his death.

Arrest of Moise-Kapenda Tshombe

1967 · Moise-Kapenda Tshombe · Zaire · Government · Government of Zaire

Tshombes plane is hijacked over the Mediterranean & flown to Algeria

Beatles, The

1967 · John Winston Lennon · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Beatles release the album "Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"

Beatles, The

1967 · Paul McCartney · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Beatles release the album "Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"

Cooper-Church Amendment

1970 · Frank Church · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Co-sponsors Senate action to restrict funds for US ground troops in Cambodia

Cooper-Church Amendment

1970 · John Sherman Cooper · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Co-sponsors Senate action to restrict funds for US ground troops in Cambodia

Reform of Local Government

1970 · Julian Amery · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

A circular is issued to local Government urging the sale of council houses

Pentagon Papers

1971 · Daniel Ellsberg · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

The Supreme Court ordered publication of the Times to resume freely (New York Times Co. v. United States). Although the Times did not reveal Ellsberg as their source, he went into hiding for 13 days afterwards, suspecting that the evidence would point to him as the source of the theft

Pentagon Papers

1971 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

The Supreme Court ordered publication of the Times to resume freely (New York Times Co. v. United States).

Pentagon Papers

1971 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

The Supreme Court rejects the administration's effort to prevent continued newspaper publication of the Pentagon Papers in New York Times Co. v. United States.

Pentagon Papers Concurrence

1971 · William Joseph Brennan · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Brennan votes with the majority allowing publication to continue and writes separately on the exceptionally narrow basis for prior restraint.

Pentagon Papers Concurrence

1971 · William Orville Douglas · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Douglas votes with the majority rejecting the government's effort to restrain publication of the Pentagon Papers.

Pentagon Papers Concurrence

1971 · Thurgood Marshall · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Marshall votes with the majority in the Supreme Court decision permitting Pentagon Papers publication to continue.

Pentagon Papers Concurrence

1971 · Potter Stewart · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Stewart votes with the majority rejecting the government's request to stop publication of the Pentagon Papers.

Pentagon Papers Concurrence

1971 · Byron Raymond White · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

White votes with the majority allowing publication while separately discussing possible criminal remedies after publication.

Pentagon Papers Decision

1971 · Hugo Black · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Joins the Supreme Court decision allowing publication of the Pentagon Papers

Pentagon Papers Dissent

1971 · Harry Andrew Blackmun · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Blackmun dissents from the Supreme Court judgment that rejects the government's request for prior restraint.

Pentagon Papers Dissent

1971 · Warren Burger · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Burger dissents from the Supreme Court judgment allowing immediate continued publication of the Pentagon Papers.

Pentagon Papers Dissent

1971 · John Marshall Harlan · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Harlan dissents from the Supreme Court judgment in the Pentagon Papers prior-restraint case.

Prior Restraint Concurrence

1971 · Hugo Black · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Black votes with the six-justice majority allowing the New York Times and Washington Post to continue publishing the Pentagon Papers.

Reform of Education

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

Says LEAs may use the 1944 education act to retain grammar schools

Supreme Court Press Freedom Victory

1971 · Katharine Graham · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Graham's newspaper prevails with the New York Times when the Supreme Court allows Pentagon Papers publication to continue.

Supreme Court Publication Victory

1971 · Arthur Ochs Sulzberger · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Sulzberger's newspaper wins the right to continue publication after the Supreme Court rejects the government's prior-restraint case.

the Pentagon Papers

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

The New York Times & Washington Post can resume publication of the Pentagon Papers

White House Tape 347-004

1972 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Old Executive Office Building Office · Politics · Watergate

H. R. Haldeman appears with Richard Nixon and John Mitchell in the 3-minute White House recording numbered 347-004; the Watergate Special Prosecution Force later included the recording in its transcript collection.

White House Tape 347-004

1972 · John Newton Mitchell · United States of America · Old Executive Office Building Office · Politics · Watergate

John Mitchell appears with Richard Nixon and H. R. Haldeman in the 3-minute White House recording numbered 347-004; the Watergate Special Prosecution Force later included the recording in its transcript collection.

White House Tape 347-004

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Old Executive Office Building Office · Politics · Watergate

Richard Nixon appears with John Mitchell and H. R. Haldeman in the 3-minute White House recording numbered 347-004; the Watergate Special Prosecution Force later included the recording in its transcript collection.

Economy of Great Britain

1975 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The pound falls 27.6 percent against a basket of currencies. A "no panic" speech indicates complacency

Friday's Angels

1979 · Billy Idol · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music

Friday's Angels enters the Official Singles Chart during the later phase of the original Generation X lineup.

Election

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

Elections for the tenth Knesset are held despite last minute polls suggesting a victory for Shimon Peres' Alignment

Election

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

Menachem Begin's Likud wins by just one seat, voter turnout is 77.8%

Election

1981 · Shimon Peres · Israel · Politics · Alignment

Elections for the tenth Knesset are held in Israel, despite last minute polls suggesting a victory for Shimon Peres Alignment, Menachem Begins Likud win by just one seat, voter turnout is 77.8%

Taoiseach of Ireland

1981 · Garret FitzGerald · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland

FitzGerald takes office leading a coalition between Fine Gael and Labour.

Stuttgart Summit Report to European Parliament

1983 · Helmut Kohl · Germany · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Reports to the European Parliament on Stuttgart and stresses implementation of stronger European political cooperation.

Prime Minister of Canada

1984 · John Napier Turner · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada

Succeeds Trudeau as Liberal prime minister.

Resignation of Pierre Elliott Trudeau

1984 · Pierre Elliott Trudeau · Canada · Quebec · Government · Government of Canada

Trudeau resigns after 16 yrs in office

Mizoram Accord

1986 · Rajiv Gandhi · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India

The government signs the Mizoram Peace Accord, helping end a long-running insurgency in the northeast.

Quarter-Final Penalty Shootout Saves

1990 · Sergio Goycochea · Argentina · Florence · Sport · Football

Saves two penalties as Argentina eliminate Yugoslavia in the World Cup quarter-final shootout.

Golden Generation Championship

1991 · Luis Figo · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football

Wins a second consecutive youth world championship for Portugal.

Under-20 World Cup Victory

1991 · Rui Costa · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football

Converts the decisive penalty as Portugal defeat Brazil.

Under-20 World Cup Victory

1991 · Luis Figo · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football

Helps Portugal defeat Brazil in the Under-20 World Cup final.

Baron Howe of Aberavon

1992 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party

Is created a life peer as Baron Howe of Aberavon and begins a new phase of parliamentary service in the House of Lords.

Prime Minister of Japan

1994 · Tomiichi Murayama · Japan · Government · Government of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, heads minority Government

Apollo 13 Film

1995 · Tom Hanks · United States of America · Hollywood · Arts · Film

Portrays Jim Lovell in the Apollo 13 film.

Apollo 13 Film

1995 · Ron Howard · United States of America · Hollywood · Arts · Film

Releases Apollo 13, dramatizing the 1970 mission emergency.

Rule of Hong Kong

1997 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Labour Party Government

Hong Kong is returned to China

World Cup Free-Kick Equaliser Against England

1998 · Javier Zanetti · Argentina · Saint-Etienne · Sport · Football

Finishes a rehearsed free-kick move to equalise for Argentina against England before half-time.

World Cup Penalty Against England

1998 · Gabriel Batistuta · Argentina · Saint-Etienne · Sport · Football

Scores an early penalty as Argentina draw 2-2 with England before winning the shootout.

World Cup Shootout Save Against England

1998 · Carlos Roa · Argentina · Saint-Etienne · Sport · Football

Saves David Batty's penalty to complete Argentina's shootout victory over England.

Callisto June Flyby

1999 · Torrence Johnson · United States of America · Callisto · Science · Astronomy

A second 1999 Callisto flyby further lowers Galileo's closest approach to Jupiter in preparation for Io observations.

WMAP

2001 · Charles Lawrence Bennett · United States of America · Cape Canaveral · Science · Astronomy

Bennett leads the WMAP mission launched to measure the early universe from microwave background patterns

2002 Golden Ball

2002 · Oliver Kahn · Germany · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Becomes the first goalkeeper to win the World Cup Golden Ball.

Brazil Left-Back Champion

2002 · Roberto Carlos da Silva Rocha Roberto Carlos · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Provides attacking width throughout the undefeated championship campaign.

Brazil World Champion

2002 · Rivaldo Vitor Borba Ferreira Rivaldo · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Combines effectively with Ronaldo and Ronaldinho throughout the tournament.

Five World Cup Goals

2002 · Rivaldo Vitor Borba Ferreira Rivaldo · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Scores five goals during Brazil's victorious World Cup campaign.

Golden Boot Winner

2002 · Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima Ronaldo · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Finishes the World Cup as leading scorer with eight goals.

Third Consecutive World Cup Final

2002 · Marcos Evangelista de Morais Cafu · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Becomes the first player appearing in three consecutive World Cup finals.

World Cup Captain

2002 · Marcos Evangelista de Morais Cafu · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Captains Brazil to victory over Germany in the final.

World Cup Final Goals

2002 · Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima Ronaldo · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Scores both goals as Brazil defeat Germany in the final.

World Cup Victory

2002 · Roberto Carlos da Silva Rocha Roberto Carlos · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football

Helps Brazil defeat Germany in the World Cup final.

Transitional Government

2003 · Joseph Kabila · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo

An inclusive government begins with Kabila and four vice-presidents representing former rivals.

UNMOVIC Chairmanship Concludes

2003 · Hans Blix · Sweden · New York · Politics · United Nations

Completes his term as UNMOVIC Executive Chairman after leading the commission through the final pre-war inspection phase in Iraq.

European Championship Semi-Final

2004 · Dick Advocaat · Netherlands · Lisbon · Sport · Football

Guides the Netherlands to the European Championship semi-final against Portugal.

Interim Premiership

2004 · Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan

Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain becomes Prime Minister during a short transition.

Trial

2004 · Saddam Hussein · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

Legal custody of Saddam Hussein passes to the Iraqi interim Government but physical custody remains in American military hands

World Cup Quarter-Final Goal Against Germany

2006 · Roberto Ayala · Argentina · Berlin · Sport · Football

Heads Argentina into the lead against Germany in the World Cup quarter-final.

Federal Constitutional Court Lisbon Judgment

2009 · Angela Dorothea Merkel · Germany · Karlsruhe · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Welcomes a judgment allowing Lisbon ratification once German legislation strengthens parliamentary participation in European affairs.

Independence of Iraq

2009 · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki names June 30 "National Sovereignty Day" and declares a public holiday. In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops

Invasion of Iraq

2009 · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops

Invasion of Iraq

2009 · Barack Hussein Obama · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops

National Sovereignty Day

2009 · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki names June 30 "National Sovereignty Day" and declares a public holiday

Rule of Iraq

2009 · Barack Hussein Obama · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

In compliance with the status of forces agreement between the US and Iraq, US troops complete their withdrawal from Iraqi cities, including Baghdad, and transfer the responsibility of securing the cities to Iraqi troops

Federal Devolution

2011 · Yousaf Raza Gillani · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan

The government completes major transfers of federal functions to the provinces.

President of Egypt

2012 · Mohamed Morsi · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Takes office after winning the first competitive presidential election following the 2011 uprising.

Brexit

2016 · Michael Gove · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Enters the Conservative leadership contest after the referendum.

Brexit

2016 · Boris Johnson · Great Britain · London · Politics · Brexit

Declines to stand for Conservative leader after Michael Gove enters the contest.

Euro Quarter-Final Shootout

2016 · Ricardo Quaresma · Portugal · Marseille · Sport · Football

Secures a place in the European Championship semi-finals.

Winning Penalty Against Poland

2016 · Ricardo Quaresma · Portugal · Marseille · Sport · Football

Converts Portugal's decisive penalty in the shootout against Poland.

DMZ Meeting

2019 · Moon Jae-in · South Korea · Korean Demilitarized Zone · Government · Government of South Korea

Participates in diplomacy around the Trump and Kim meeting at the DMZ.

DMZ Meeting

2019 · Donald Trump · United States of America · Korean Demilitarized Zone · Government · Government of United States of America

Meets Kim Jong Un at the Korean Demilitarized Zone.

North Korea DMZ Meeting

2019 · Donald Trump · United States of America · Korean Demilitarized Zone · Government · Republican Party Government

Steps into North Korea during meeting with Kim Jong Un.

Hong Kong Security Law

2020 · Xi Jinping · China · Beijing · Government · Government of China

China imposes the national security law on Hong Kong.

National Security Law

2020 · Carrie Lam · Hong Kong · Hong Kong · Government · Government of Hong Kong

The national security law takes effect in Hong Kong.

Births on June 30

Birth of son

1893 · Walther Ulbricht · Germany · Leipzig · Politics · Socialist Unity Party

Born in Leipzig, the son of a tailor

Deaths on June 30

Death of Henry VIII

1537 · Henry VIII · England · House · House of Tudor

Death of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, who leaves all lands to the crown

Death of Thomas Townshend

1800 · Thomas Townshend · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government

Death of Thomas Townshend

Death of John William Strutt

1919 · John William Strutt · Great Britain · Science · Physics

Death of John William Strutt

Death of Edgar Jung

1934 · Edgar Jung · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Death of Edgar Jung, executed by the Nazis

Death of Fritz Beck

1934 · Fritz Beck · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Death of Fritz Beck, executed by the Nazis

Death of Fritz Gerlich

1934 · Fritz Gerlich · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Death of Fritz Gerlich, executed by the Nazis

Death of Kurt von Schleicher

1934 · Kurt von Schleicher · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Assassinated during the Night of the Long Knives

Death of Georgy Dobrovolsky

1971 · Georgy Dobrovolsky · Russia · Soyuz 11 · Science · Astronomy

Dies with the Soyuz 11 crew during re-entry after cabin depressurisation.

Death of Viktor Patsayev

1971 · Viktor Patsayev · Russia · Soyuz 11 · Science · Astronomy

Dies with the Soyuz 11 crew during re-entry after cabin depressurisation.

Death of Vladislav Volkov

1971 · Vladislav Volkov · Russia · Soyuz 11 · Science · Astronomy

Dies with the Soyuz 11 crew during re-entry after cabin depressurisation.

Death of Lillian Hellman

1984 · Lillian Hellman · United States of America · Arts · Literature

Death of Lillian Hellman

Battles on June 30

Battle of Nicea

1097 · Alexius III Angelus · Roman Empire · Nicea · Religion · Islam

The Muslims are defeated by Alexius Comnenus. The Crusaders and Byzantine Greeks capture the Seljuk Turk's capital

Battle of Nicea

1097 · Alexius III Angelus · Roman Empire · Nicea · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 1st

The Muslims are defeated by Alexius Comnenus. The Crusaders and Byzantine Greeks capture the Seljuk Turk's capital

Battle of Nicea

1097 · Walter the Penniless · France · Nicea · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 1st

The French knight Walter the Penniless (Gautier sans avoir) is killed after having led hordes through Europe and Asia in what will be called the Peasants Crusade

Battle of Flodden

1513 · Thomas Howard · England · Flodden · Warfare · England War

Henry VIII commands an Army in France & appoints Surrey to watch the English border

Battle of Adwalton Moor

1643 · William Cavendish · England · Adwalton Moor · Warfare · Civil War

The Parliamentary forces are driven back to Hull. Defeats a Parliamentary force under Lord Fairfax. After the Battle of Adwalton Moor the royalists occupy the West Riding of Yorkshire

Battle of Adwalton Moor

1643 · Thomas Fairfax · England · Adwalton Moor · Warfare · Civil War

Fairfax fights in the Parliamentarian defeat at Adwalton Moor and withdraws as Royalist power expands across Yorkshire.

Battle of Adwalton Moor

1643 · Thomas Fairfax · England · Adwalton Moor · Warfare · Civil War

The Parliamentary forces are driven back to Hull. Defeated by the Royalists near Bradford. After the Battle of Adwalton Moor the royalists occupy the West Riding of Yorkshire

Battle of Beachy Head

1690 · Julian Hedworth George Byng · England · Beachy Head · Warfare · Grand Alliance

The French are left in control of the Channel. Ordered by Queen Mary to attack the French Fleet but rereats to the Thames

Battle of Beachy Head

1690 · James II · England · Beachy Head · Warfare · Grand Alliance

The English are defeated by a French force sailing to London to support the Jacobites

Battle of Beachy Head

1690 · William III of Orange · England · Beachy Head · Warfare · Grand Alliance

While William III of Orange campaigns in Ireland, the allied fleet suffers a major defeat by France at the Battle of Beachy Head.

Battle of Beachy Head

1690 · Louis XIV · France · Beachy Head · Warfare · Grand Alliance

William III is fighting James II, Louis XIV wants a Jacobite rebellion and invades

Battle of Boyne

1690 · William III of Orange · England · Boyne · Warfare · English Succession War

William III of Orange is wounded in the shoulder by Jacobite artillery while examining the Boyne crossings on the eve of battle.

Battle of Ekeren

1703 · Louis Francois Boufflers · France · Ekeren · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession

Boufflers participates in the French attack at Ekeren.

Battle of Ekeren

1703 · Francois de Neufville Villeroy · France · Ekeren · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession

Villeroy helps encircle the Dutch force near Ekeren.

Battle of Poltava

1709 · Charles XII · Sweden · Dnieper River · Warfare · Great Northern War

Escapes south with Mazepa instead of surrendering at Perevolochna.

Battle of Poltava

1709 · Adam Ludwig Lewenhaupt · Sweden · Perevolochna · Warfare · Great Northern War

Surrenders the Swedish army after Charles XII escapes.

Battle of Poltava

1709 · Ivan Mazepa · Ukraine · Dnieper River · Warfare · Great Northern War

Escapes with Charles XII toward Ottoman territory after Poltava.

Battle of Poltava

1709 · Aleksandr Danilovich Menshikov · Russia · Perevolochna · Warfare · Great Northern War

Forces the surrender of the remaining Swedish army at Perevolochna.

Battle of Poltava

1709 · Peter I the Great · Russia · Perevolochna · Warfare · Great Northern War

Orders pursuit of the defeated Swedish army after Poltava.

Battle of Bregalnica

1913 · Radomir Putnik · Serbia · Bregalnica · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.

Battle of Bregalnica

1913 · Mikhail Savov · Bulgaria · Bregalnica · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Suffers defeat against Serbian forces.

Battle of Bregalnica Begins

1913 · Radomir Putnik · Serbia · Bregalnica · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Coordinates the Serbian response to the Bulgarian attack.

Battle of Bregalnica Begins

1913 · Mihail Savov · Bulgaria · Bregalnica · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd

Directs Bulgarian armies attacking Serbian positions.

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