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March 12 in History

This permanent archive page contains 151 World History Database records for March 12, spanning 417 to 2025. Recorded topics include Death of Innocent I; Siege of Hawarden; Treaty Renewed.

Total: 151Events: 141Births: 3Deaths: 5Battles: 2Countries: 36

Events on March 12

Siege of Hawarden

1282 · Dafydd ap Gruffudd · Wales · Hawarden · Warfare · England War

Llywelyns brother, Dafydd, attacks Hawarden Castle & sparked off the war of 1282-83

Siege of Hawarden

1282 · Llywelyn III · Wales · Hawarden · Warfare · England War

Llywelyns brother, Dafydd, attacks Hawarden Castle & sparked off the war of 1282-83

Treaty Renewed

1376 · John of Gaunt · England · Bruges · Warfare · Hundred Years War

The Bruges truce is renewed as negotiations continue.

Marriage

1396 · Richard II · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet

Marries Isabella of France, daughter of Charles VI

Siege of Avignon

1403 · Benedict XIII · Spain · Avignon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

An army led by Geoffrey Boucicaut, brother of Jean Boucicaut, occupied Avignon and started a five-year siege of the papal palace which ended when Benedict managed to escape from Avignon on 12 March 1403, and seek shelter in territory belonging to Louis II of Anjou

Western Schism

1403 · Benedict XIII · Spain · Avignon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

An army led by Geoffrey Boucicaut, brother of Jean Boucicaut, occupied Avignon and started a five-year siege of the papal palace which ended when Benedict managed to escape from Avignon on 12 March 1403, and seek shelter in territory belonging to Louis II of Anjou

Mobilization

1461 · Edward IV · England · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Heads up to the north at the head of a Yorkist force

Exile of Richard Neville "Kingmaker"

1470 · Richard Neville "Kingmaker" · England · Loose-Coat · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

After the defeat of at Loose-Coat Warwick is forced into exile in France

Created Viscount Lisle

1542 · John Dudley · England · House · House of Dudley

Is created Viscount Lisle, advancing his position at Henry VIII's court.

Siege of Maastricht

1579 · Alessandro Farnese · Italy · Maastricht · Warfare · Military

Begins a major siege intended to restore Spanish control of Maastricht.

Spanish Siege Operations

1579 · Alessandro Farnese · Italy · Maastricht · Warfare · Military

Directs trenches, assaults and blockade operations around the fortified city.

Translation to Winchester

1584 · Thomas Cooper · England · Winchester · Religion · Church of England

Translated from Lincoln to become Bishop of Winchester

Capture of Salisbury

1655 · John Penruddock · England · Salisbury · Warfare · Civil War

Captures Salisbury during the royalist rising for Charles II

Penruddock Rising

1655 · John Penruddock · England · Salisbury · Government · Government of England

Leads a royalist rising against the Protectorate and briefly seizes Salisbury

New Netherland Grant

1664 · Charles II · England · London · Warfare · Conquest of New Netherland

Grants his brother James a patent including New Netherland before the English expedition.

New Netherland Grant

1664 · James Stuart · England · London · Warfare · Conquest of New Netherland

Receives the royal grant that gives his title to the future province and city of New York.

Landing in Ireland

1689 · James Stuart · England · Kinsale · House · House of Stuart

Lands in Ireland with French support to recover his kingdoms

Succession

1689 · Rajaram Bhonsle · India · Raigad · House · Maratha Empire

Succeeds his brother Sambhaji as Maratha ruler

Capture of Bordeaux

1814 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Bordeaux · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Captures Bordeaux

Reform of Parliament

1831 · John Russell · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government

Introduces the 3rd Reform Bill to the Commons

Rhein-und-Mosel-Zeitung as Grand Inquisitor

1843 · Karl Heinrich Marx · Germany · Cologne · Humanities · Philosophy

Publishes a polemical response to the Rhein-und-Mosel-Zeitung.

Siege of Cracow

1846 · Ferdinand I · Austria · Cracow · House · House of Habsburg

Austrian & Russian troops occupy Cracow

Siege of Cracow

1846 · Nicholas I · Russia · Cracow · House · House of Holstein

Austrian & Russian troops occupy Cracow

Reform of Government

1850 · John Russell · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government

Provides for the confiscation of emblems & arms of rival Orange & Catholic parties

Leavenworth Speech

1859 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Leavenworth · Politics · Republican Party

Lincoln speaks at Leavenworth during his Kansas tour

Annual Message to Congress

1861 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government

Lincoln sends his first annual message to Congress

Minister President

1862 · Adolf of Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen · Germany · Government · Government of Germany

Appointed Chief Minister President of Prussia

Secessionists Friends and the American Blockade

1862 · Karl Heinrich Marx · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy

Publishes an article on British supporters of secession and recognition of the Union blockade.

Franchise

1866 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Introduces a franchise for occupiers in boroughs & occupiers in counties

Reform of Electoral System

1866 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Introduces a franchise for occupiers in boroughs & occupiers in counties. Gladstones proposals are based on rents rather than rates

Capture of Great Britain

1896 · Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

French ambition in the Nile lead Salisbury to order Britain to reoccupy the Sudan

President of Argentina

1906 · Jose Figueroa Alcorta · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina

Appointed President of Argentina after the death of Manuel Quintana

Peasant Revolt Government

1907 · Dimitrie Sturdza · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania

Sturdza forms a government during the nationwide peasant revolt.

Inexpressible Island Snow Cave

1912 · Victor Lindsey Campbell · Great Britain · Inexpressible Island · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Campbell's men begin converting a snowdrift into a cramped winter shelter after accepting that ship relief will not arrive.

Chairman

1917 · Nikolai Chkheidze · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Factory and military delegates elect Chkheidze chairman of the Soviet.

Chairman

1917 · Nikolai Chkheidze · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Workers and soldiers choose Chkheidze to lead the Petrograd Soviet.

Election

1917 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Is elected vice chairman of the Petrograd Soviet.

Exile of Joseph Stalin

1917 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Turukhansk · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Released by the February Revolution from exile in Turukhansk, arrives in Petrograd

Petrograd Soviet

1917 · Nikolai Chkheidze · Russia · Petrograd · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party

Represents Menshevik influence in the Petrograd Soviet.

Petrograd Soviet

1917 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Is elected vice chairman while joining the revolutionary leadership.

Return from Siberia

1917 · Lev Borisovich Kamenev · Russia · Petrograd · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party

Returns from exile and influences Bolshevik policy in Petrograd.

Return from Siberia

1917 · Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin · Russia · Petrograd · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party

Returns to Petrograd and works on Pravda.

Vice Chairman

1917 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Becomes vice chairman of the Petrograd Soviet.

Capital Moved

1918 · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin · Russia · Moscow · Government · Soviet Government

The capital moves to Moscow while Petrograd remains symbolically important.

Chancellor

1918 · Karl Renner · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria

Appointed Chancellor of Austria, 1st term

Moscow Becomes Soviet Capital

1918 · Yakov Mikhailovich Sverdlov · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Sverdlov works from Moscow as the Soviet government establishes the city as the new national capital.

Kronstadt Rebellion

1921 · Grigory Yevseyevich Zinoviev · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Kronstadt Rebellion

Directs Petrograd political mobilisation during the siege.

Kronstadt Rebellion

1921 · Grigory Yevseyevich Zinoviev · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Kronstadt Rebellion

Zinoviev directs political responses during the Kronstadt crisis.

President of Chile

1925 · Arturo Alessandri Palma · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile

Returns to the presidency after the January military movement recalls him from exile.

Asphalt

1929 · Joe May · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema

Directs Asphalt, a late silent film of the Weimar period.

Government Ends

1937 · Kyösti Kallio · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

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

Prime Minister

1937 · Aimo Kaarlo Cajander · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland

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

Anschluss

1938 · Heinz Guderian · Germany · Warfare · Military

Commands the 2nd Panzer Division through Linz to Vienna during the Anschluss

Anschluss

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Germany invades Austria after the Austrian Nazi Party invite German troops to march in and the union becomes the Anschluss

Anschluss

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Vienna · Government · NSDAP Government

Orders Stuckart to Vienna to organize anshcluss n defiance of the Versailles Treaty

Anschluss

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Orders Wihelm Stuckart to Vienna to draft a law making him President of Austria

Anschluss

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Linz · Government · NSDAP Government

Proclaims the union of Austria with Germany. German troops occupy Austria which then becomes a Dominion of the 3rd Reich

Anschluss

1938 · Kurt von Schuschnigg · Austria · Belvedere · Government · Government of Austria

Held prisoner by the Nazis in his villa in the grounds of Belvedere castle, 1938-1945

Anschluss

1938 · Kurt von Schuschnigg · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

The Nazis take over Austria and expel all Jews and other political opponents from the universities. Germany invades Austria after the Austrian Nazi Party invite German troops to march in and the union becomes the Anschluss

Anschluss

1938 · Arthur Seyss-Inquart · Austria · Linz · Government · Government of Austria

Hitler voids Article 88 of the Treaty of St Germain for Austrias independence

Anschluss

1938 · Wihelm Stuckart · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government

Ordered by Hitler to Vienna to organize a total anshcluss

Arrest of Kurt von Schuschnigg

1938 · Kurt von Schuschnigg · Austria · Belvedere · Government · Government of Austria

Held prisoner by the Nazis in his villa in the grounds of Belvedere castle, 1938-1945

Chancellor

1938 · Arthur Seyss-Inquart · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria

Appointed Chancellor

Dammam Number Seven

1938 · Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud · Saudi Arabia · Dhahran · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia

Receives confirmation of commercial oil production from Dammam Number Seven.

Dammam Number Seven

1938 · Khamis bin Rimthan · Saudi Arabia · Dhahran · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia

Guides exploration teams whose work contributes to the major oil discovery.

Exile of Jerome David Salinger

1938 · Jerome David Salinger · United States of America · Arts · Literature

Leaves Austria only a month or so before it was annexed by Nazi Germany

Independence of Austria

1938 · Arthur Seyss-Inquart · Austria · Linz · Government · Government of Austria

Hitler voids Article 88 of the Treaty of St Germain for Austrias independence

Invasion of Austria

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Germany invades Austria after the Austrian Nazi Party invite German troops to march in and the union becomes the Anschluss

Invasion of Austria

1938 · Arthur Seyss-Inquart · Austria · Linz · Government · Government of Austria

Hitler voids Article 88 of the Treaty of St Germain for Austrias independence

Rule of Austria

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government

Germany invades Austria after the Austrian Nazi Party invite German troops to march in and the union becomes the Anschluss

Rule of Austria

1938 · Kurt von Schuschnigg · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Germany invades Austria after the Austrian Nazi Party invite German troops to march in and the union becomes the Anschluss

Treaty of St Germain

1938 · Arthur Seyss-Inquart · Austria · Linz · Government · Government of Austria

Hitler voids Article 88 of the Treaty of St Germain for Austrias independence

Barttle of Narvik

1940 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Narvik · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Continues pushing plans for a northern operation linked to Narvik.

Narvik Landing Plan

1940 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The War Cabinet continues planning for a possible Allied landing at Narvik.

Narvik Landing Plan

1940 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Continues planning for possible Allied landings linked to Narvik.

Party Leader

1941 · Arthur William Fadden · Australia · Canberra · Politics · Country Party

Appointed Party Leader of the Country Party, in Parliament

350th Infantry Regiment

1942 · Leopoldo Di Lorenzo · Italy · Tripolitania · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The frontier-guard formation commanded by Di Lorenzo is redesignated the 350th Infantry Regiment for North African service.

Execution

1945 · Friedrich Fromm · Germany · Brandenburg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Executed after being found guilty by a Peoples Court

K-25 Production Begins

1945 · Percival C. Keith · United States of America · Oak Ridge · Science · Technology

K-25 begins production of enriched uranium using gaseous diffusion.

Supreme Commander

1945 · Lothar Rendulic · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Appointed Supreme Commander of Courland

Supreme Commander

1945 · Lothar Rendulic · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Military

Appointed Supreme Commander of Courland

Trial

1945 · Friedrich Fromm · Germany · Brandenburg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Executed after being found guilty by a Peoples Court

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

1947 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Warfare · North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Support free people who resist subjugation by armed minorities or outside pressure

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

1947 · Harry S Truman · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Support free people who resist subjugation by armed minorities or outside pressure

Potsdam Agreement

1948 · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Advised the west is going to transform Germany into a "military-political bloc". Accuses the west of breaking the Potsdam Agreement & the London Conference is invalid

Rule of Germany

1948 · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

Advised the west is going to transform Germany into a "military-political bloc"

Objectives Resolution

1949 · Liaquat Ali Khan · Pakistan · Karachi · Government · Government of Pakistan

The Constituent Assembly adopts the Objectives Resolution under Liaquat Ali Khan.

Foreign Secretary of Great Britain

1951 · Herbert Morrison · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

Appointed Foreign Minister

Secretary General of NATO

1952 · Hastings Lionel Ismay · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Appointed the 1st Secretary General of NATO

Secretary General of NATO

1952 · Hastings Lionel Ismay · Great Britain · Warfare · North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)

Appointed the 1st Secretary General of NATO

Department of Health Education and Welfare Created

1953 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

The Department of Health, Education and Welfare is created during Eisenhower's first months in office.

Truancy Court Petition

1953 · Lee Harvey Oswald · United States of America · New York · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

A school attendance officer filed a court petition on March 12, 1953, alleging that Oswald had been excessively absent from school.

Treaty of Rome

1957 · Jean-Charles Snoy et d'Oppuers · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium

Snoy briefs Belgian officials on the Common Market, Euratom and overseas-association arrangements shortly before signature.

Carcano Rifle Order

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

Using the name A. Hidell, Oswald ordered a rifle from Klein's Sporting Goods in Chicago on March 12, 1963.

Muslim Mosque, Inc

1964 · Malcolm X · United States of America · Religion · Islam

Announces the foundation of the Muslim Mosque, Inc

Muslim Mosque, Inc

1964 · Malcolm X · United States of America · Politics · OAAU

Announces the foundation of the Muslim Mosque, Inc

Organisation of African Unity

1964 · Malcolm X · United States of America · Cairo · Politics · OAAU

Addresses the Organisation of African Unitys first ordinary assembly of heads of state and Governments in Cairo as a representative of the OAAU

The Velvet Underground and Nico

1967 · Nico · Germany · New York · Arts · Popular Music

Sings on several tracks on The Velvet Underground and Nico under Andy Warhol’s patronage.

The Velvet Underground and Nico

1967 · Lou Reed · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music

Releases The Velvet Underground and Nico, later regarded as one of rock music’s most influential albums.

Election

1968 · Lyndon Baines Johnson · United States of America · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government

U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson edges out antiwar candidate Eugene J. McCarthy in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, a vote which highlights the deep divisions in the country, as well as the party, over Vietnam

New Hampshire Primary

1968 · Eugene McCarthy · United States of America · New Hampshire · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Challenges Johnson's Vietnam policy in the Democratic presidential primary

Begins the bi-centenary Cook tour of Australia & New Zealand

1970 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor

Begins the bi-centenary Cook tour of Australia & New Zealand

Income and Corporation Taxes Act

1970 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1970 consolidates legislation governing income tax and corporation tax.

Ultimatum to Vietnamese Forces

1970 · Lon Nol · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Demands Vietnamese communist forces leave Cambodian territory

President of Venezuela

1979 · Luis Herrera Campins · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela

Appointed President of Venezuela

Ministry of Defence Organisation

1984 · Michael Heseltine · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Makes and defends proposals concerning organisation of the Ministry of Defence.

Strike

1984 · Arthur Scargill · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers

National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) chief Arthur Scargill unites various strikes into nationwide industrial action, without a ballot

Strike

1984 · Arthur Scargill · Great Britain · London · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers

The beginning of the Miners Strike, during the 1st day 100 pits are closed down

Strike

1984 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

81 pits are out but 83 work normally

Strike

1984 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The National Coal Board says Britain has 23 million tons of coal in stock with another 24 million at the power stations

Strike

1984 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Union moderates call for a national strike ballot

Loss of Bases

1986 · Pol Pot · Kampuchea · Thai Border · Government · Khmer Rouge

Key border bases lost to Vietnamese operations

Election

1990 · Vytautus Landsbergis · Lithuania · Government · Government of Lithuania

Elected President of Lithuania

Independence of Lithuania

1990 · Vytautus Landsbergis · Lithuania · Government · Government of Lithuania

Lithuania declares independence from Russia

President of Haiti

1990 · Ertha Pascal-Triullot · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti

Appointed President of Haiti

Schtonk!

1992 · Helmut Dietl · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema

Directs Schtonk!, a satire on the Hitler diaries scandal.

DPRK Announces NPT Withdrawal

1993 · Hans Blix · Sweden · North Korea · Warfare · Nuclear

North Korea announces its intention to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty during the safeguards crisis.

Pardon

1993 · John Roy Major · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Refuses to pardon 1st World War servicemen executed for cowardice or desertion

Foreign Policy

1998 · Samir Rifai · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan

Rifai participates in foreign policy connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

Accountability Efforts

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

Government and international discussions continue over trials for senior leaders

Prime Minister Takes Office

1999 · Ion Sturza · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova

Sturza becomes Prime Minister after confirmation by Parliament

Hubble Servicing Mission 3B Completed

2002 · Scott Altman · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy

Altman commands Columbia's landing after the successful Hubble Servicing Mission 3B.

UN Security Council Resolution 1397

2002 · Kofi Annan · Ghana · New York · Government · United Nations

Welcomes a Council resolution affirming a vision of two states

Evaporating Exoplanet Atmosphere

2003 · Alfred Vidal-Madjar · France · Science · Astronomy

Vidal-Madjar leads Hubble observations showing hydrogen escaping from HD 209458b in an extended comet-like atmosphere.

Inauguration

2005 · Karolos Papoulias · Greece · Government · Government of Greece

Karolos Papoulias is sworn in as President of the Hellenic Republic.

Presidential Inauguration

2005 · Karolos Papoulias · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Papoulias takes office as President of the Hellenic Republic.

Acting Mayor of Amsterdam

2010 · Lodewijk Asscher · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency

Takes office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.

End of Mayoral Term

2010 · Job Cohen · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency

Leaves office as Mayor of Amsterdam.

New Horizons

2015 · Alan Stern · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

New Horizons becomes closer to Pluto than Earth is to the Sun, marking a major approach milestone.

Second Deal Defeat

2019 · Theresa Mary May · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Commons rejects the Withdrawal Agreement for a second time.

Second Meaningful Vote

2019 · Theresa Mary May · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Commons rejects the revised Withdrawal Agreement for a second time.

Second Meaningful Vote

2019 · Keir Starmer · Great Britain · House of Commons · Politics · Labour Party

Starmer again votes against the revised withdrawal agreement.

COVID-19

2020 · Andrej Babis · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czech Republic

Declares a state of emergency over COVID-19.

COVID-19

2020 · Erna Solberg · Norway · Oslo · Government · Government of Norway

Norway announces major national restrictions to slow COVID-19.

COVID-19

2020 · Patrick Vallance · Great Britain · London · Science · Epidemiology

Advises the UK government on scientific aspects of the COVID-19 response.

COVID-19

2020 · Leo Varadkar · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland

Announces school and public facility closures in response to COVID-19.

Presidential Election

2022 · Serdar Berdymukhamedov · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan

Serdar Berdymukhamedov wins the snap presidential election

Champions League Quarter-Final

2024 · Mikel Arteta · Spain · London · Sport · Football

Guides Arsenal past Porto on penalties to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Champions League Shootout Saves Against Porto

2024 · David Raya · Spain · London · Sport · Football

Makes two saves in the penalty shootout as Arsenal eliminate Porto and reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Champions League Quarter-Final

2025 · Unai Emery · Spain · Birmingham · Sport · Football

Guides Aston Villa past Club Brugge to reach the Champions League quarter-finals.

Kursk Counteroffensive

2025 · Vladimir Putin · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Russian forces press a counteroffensive to recapture territory in Kursk

Births on March 12

Birth of George Berkley

1685 · George Berkley · Ireland · Kilkenny · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Birth of George Berkley

Birth of Maustafa Kemal Ataturk

1880 · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk · Turkey · Salonica · Warfare · Military

Birth of Maustafa Kemal Ataturk

Birth of ustavo Rojas Gustavo

1900 · Gustavo Rojas Gustavo · Colombia · Tunja · Politics · ANAPO

Birth of ustavo Rojas Gustavo, Tunja, Boyoca

Deaths on March 12

Death of Innocent I

417 · Innocent I · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Death of Innocent I

Death of Thomas Boleyn

1538 · Thomas Boleyn · England · House · House of Boleyn

Death of Thomas Boleyn

Death of Josef Klemens Pilsudski

1935 · Josef Klemens Pilsudski · Poland · Warsaw · Government · Government of Poland

Death of Josef Klemens Pilsudski

Death of Friedrich Fromm

1945 · Friedrich Fromm · Germany · Brandenburg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Death of Friedrich Fromm, executed

Death of John Cazale

1978 · John Cazale · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Death of John Cazale

Battles on March 12

Battle of Loose-Coat

1470 · Richard Neville "Kingmaker" · England · Loose-Coat · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

After the defeat at Loose-Coat Warwick is forced into exile in France

Battle of Loose-Coat

1470 · Robert Wells · England · Loose-Coat · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Defeated by the Lancastrians. Captured & forced to confesses that Warwick is behind the uprising

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