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March 29 in History

This permanent archive page contains 159 World History Database records for March 29, spanning 1461 to 2022. Recorded topics include Battle of Marston Moor; Battle of Towton Moor; Exile of Henry VI.

Total: 159Events: 134Births: 2Deaths: 7Battles: 16Countries: 28

Events on March 29

Exile of Henry VI

1461 · Henry VI · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Northumberland, Clifford, Roos, and Dacre, central figures in Lancastrian court power, died or fled, ending the house's domination of northern England.

Exile of Henry VI

1461 · Henry VI · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

On receiving news of the Lancastrian defeat, Henry fled into exile in Scotland with his wife and son.

Exile of Henry VI

1461 · Henry VI · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

The Battle of Towton severely reduced the House of Lancaster's power in England.

Exile of Henry VI

1461 · Henry VI · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

They were later joined by Somerset, Roos, Exeter, and the few Lancastrian nobles who escaped from the battlefield.

Succession

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

Edward turns his attention to consolidating his rule over the country, winning over the people and putting down the rebellions raised by the few remaining Lancastrian diehards.

Succession

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

He knighted several of his supporters and elevated several of his gentry supporters to the peerage; Fauconberg was made the Earl of Kent.

Succession

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

The Battle of Towton Moor put an end (for the time being) to disputes over the countrys state of leadership since the Act of Accord.

Succession

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

The English people were assured that there was now one King.

Invasion of England

1471 · Edward IV · England · Coventry · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Reaches Coventry where he is able to offer Battle to the Earl of Warwick

King's Style Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Parliament confirms Henry VIII's royal style including King of Ireland, Defender of the Faith and Supreme Head of the Church of England and Ireland.

King's Style Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Parliament confirms Henry VIII's style as Defender of the Faith and Supreme Head of the Church of England and Ireland.

King's Style Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

The King's Style Act makes it treason to attempt to deprive Henry VIII of his royal titles and religious style.

Third Succession Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Elizabeth is restored to the line of succession after Mary, without reversing her illegitimacy.

Third Succession Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

Mary is restored to the line of succession after Edward, without reversing her illegitimacy.

Third Succession Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

The Act places Prince Edward first in the line of succession as Henry VIII's male heir.

Third Succession Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

The Third Succession Act receives royal assent, revising the Tudor succession settlement.

Treason Act

1544 · Henry VIII · England · London · House · House of Tudor

The Treason Act allows treasons committed outside the king's dominions to be tried within England.

Peace Proclaimed

1550 · Edward VI · England · London · Warfare · England War

Peace with France is publicly proclaimed in England following the Treaty of Boulogne.

Defeat at Sarangpur

1561 · Baz Bahadur · India · Sarangpur · Warfare · Mughal Expansion

Baz Bahadur is defeated by Mughal forces and flees Malwa.

Victory at Cheriton

1644 · William Waller · England · Cheriton · Warfare · Civil War

Waller defeats Hopton's Royalist army at Cheriton and gains control of much of Hampshire for Parliament.

Reform of Religious Tests

1673 · Charles II · England · London · Government · Government of England

Assents to the Test Act. All public office holders must take public communion in the Church of England

Royal Reconciliation Gesture

1695 · John Churchill · England · London · Government · Government of England

Kisses William III's hand as his gradual political rehabilitation gains momentum.

Diet of Porvoo

1809 · Alexander I · Russia · Porvoo · House · House of Holstein

Receives the allegiance of the Finnish estates and confirms Finland's religion, laws and traditional privileges.

Pragmatic Sanction of 1830

1830 · Ferdinand VII · Spain · House · House of Bourbon

Issues the Pragmatic Sanction allowing his daughter to inherit the Spanish crown.

Barrackpore Mutiny

1857 · Mangal Pandey · India · Barrackpore · Warfare · Indian Wars of Independence

Mangal Pandey's attack at Barrackpore exposes deep unrest among Bengal Army sepoys before the wider revolt.

Reballion of Rebels in Barrackpore

1857 · Mangal Pandey · India · Barrackpore · Warfare · Indian Wars of Independence

Mangal Pandey attacks British officers at Barrackpore, becoming an early symbol of the 1857 uprising.

Abdication

1858 · Bahadur Shah II · India · House · House of Mogul

The last Mughal ruler is deposed

Constitution of Venezuela

1901 · Cipriano Castro · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela

The Constitution of 1901 strengthened the presidency and reorganized the federal states.

Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.

Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Secures passage of the Coal Mines Minimum Wage Act.

Coal Wage District Boards

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Creates district boards to set minimum underground wage rates.

Final Camp

1912 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Dies with Wilson and Bowers near One Ton Depot.

Final Diary Entry

1912 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Scott writes his final diary entry while the surviving polar party remains trapped by a blizzard near One Ton Depot.

Final Diary Entry

1912 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Writes his final diary entry near One Ton Depot.

National Coal Strike Settlement

1912 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Creates district boards to establish minimum underground wage rates.

Polar Party Final Camp

1912 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Scott, Wilson and Bowers die in their tent soon afterward.

Reichstag Reparations Speech

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

Addresses the Reichstag on reparations and German foreign policy shortly before the Genoa Conference.

Chancellor

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships

Chancellor

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

Heinrich Bruning is appointed the successor of Chancellor Muller by Paul von Hindenburg after months of political lobbying by General Kurt von Schleicher on behalf of the military

Constitution of Germany

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships.

Constitution of Germany

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichspresident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag.

Prime Minister of Poland

1930 · Walery Slawek · Poland · Government · Government of Poland

Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 1st term

Weimar Republic

1930 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

The new Government is expected to lead a political shift towards conservatism, based on the emergency powers granted to the Reichspresident by the constitution, since it had no majority support in the Reichstag. Chancellors Bruning, Papen, Schleicher and Hitler are all Presidentially appointed dictatorships

The Testament of Dr Mabuse

1933 · Fritz Lang · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema

The Nazi regime bans The Testament of Dr Mabuse after its release is blocked.

Alliance Great Britain and Poland

1939 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Ends appeasement of Germany by commiting Britain to defend Poland. Embarks on policy which leads to British declaration of war against Germany

Declaration of War

1939 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Embarks on policy which leads to British declaration of war against Germany

Mobilization

1939 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Cabinet decides to double the territorial force

Reopening of Suez Canal

1957 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Suez Canal · Government · Government of Egypt

Restores international navigation after wrecks from the Suez conflict are cleared.

Sovereignty

1957 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Suez Canal · Government · Government of Egypt

Reopens the Suez Canal under Egyptian administration after wrecks from the invasion are cleared.

Congress Defendant Acquitted

1961 · Walter Max Ulyate Sisulu · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC

Leaves court without conviction on the treason charges.

Treason Charges Dismissed

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

The court rejects the state high treason case.

Treason Trial Acquittal

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

Is acquitted with the remaining Treason Trial defendants.

Treason Trial Acquittal

1961 · Walter Max Ulyate Sisulu · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC

Is acquitted at the conclusion of the Treason Trial.

President of Argentina

1962 · Jose Maria Guido · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina

Appointed President of Argentina after the overthrow of Arturo Frondizi

Unauthorized Cuban Raid Policy

1963 · John A. McCone · United States of America · White House · Government · Democratic Party Government

McCone recommended that the United States disassociate itself from unauthorized Cuban exile raids and take steps to prevent their continuation.

Siege of Embassy

1965 · Lyndon Baines Johnson · United States of America · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Viet Cong terrorists bomb the U.S. embassy in Saigon

President of Ecuador

1966 · Clemente Yerovi Indaburu Indaburu · Ecuador · Government · Government of Ecuador

Appointed President of Ecuador

President of Ecuador

1966 · Telmo Vargas · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Military Government

Appointed acting President of Ecuador after the military junta resigned

Dean Grand Jury Statement

1973 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Executive Office Building · Politics · Watergate

Discusses draft language concerning John Dean, Dean's forthcoming grand-jury testimony, executive privilege and possible responses to Watergate accusations.

Executive Privilege and Watergate

1973 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Executive Office Building · Politics · Watergate

Reviews executive-privilege questions, the Ervin Committee and possible White House responses to inquiries about Dean and Watergate.

President of Turkey

1973 · Tekin Ariburun · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

Appointed President of Turkey, acting

Watergate Public Forum

1973 · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman · United States of America · Executive Office Building · Politics · Watergate

Discusses possible forums for answering Watergate accusations, including the Senate Ervin Committee and anticipated questions.

Mariner 10 Mercury Flyby

1974 · Giuseppe Colombo · Italy · Science · Astronomy

Mariner 10 makes the first spacecraft flyby of Mercury, validating the trajectory that permits later repeat encounters.

Mercury Magnetic Field

1974 · Norman Ness · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Mariner 10 magnetometer observations reveal that Mercury possesses an intrinsic magnetic field strong enough to form a magnetosphere.

Prime Minister of Romania

1974 · Manea Manescu · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania

Manescu becomes prime minister after the presidency is created.

Blow by Blow

1975 · George Martin · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Produces Blow by Blow, a major instrumental rock album for guitarist Jeff Beck.

President of Argentina

1976 · Jorge Rafael Videla · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Military Government

Appointed de facto President of Argentina after the 1976 coup

Budget

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Healey presents a Budget after the IMF crisis as sterling pressure eases.

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

CIA-related assassination records become part of later investigations.

Economic Recovery after IMF Crisis

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Uses the March Budget as the government seeks economic recovery after the IMF crisis.

Economic Recovery after IMF Crisis - Economic Policy

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Uses the March Budget as the government seeks economic recovery after the IMF crisis.

Economic Recovery after IMF Crisis - Government Response

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Uses the March Budget as the government seeks economic recovery after the IMF crisis.

Economic Recovery after IMF Crisis - IMF

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

IMF context: Uses the March Budget as the government seeks economic recovery after the IMF crisis.

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · Gaeton Fonzi · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Mohrenschildt received a business card from Gaeton Fonzi, an investigator for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, telling him that he would like to see him. The HSCA considered him a "crucial witness".

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · Gaeton Fonzi · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

That afternoon, Mohrenschildt was found dead from a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head in a house where he was staying in Manalapan Florida. The coroner's verdict was suicide

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Mohrenschildt received a business card from Gaeton Fonzi, an investigator for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, telling him that he would like to see him. The HSCA considered him a "crucial witness".

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Shortly after Chief Counsel Richard Sprague declined to sign CIA secrecy oaths and began asking pointed questions about Oswald's visit to Mexico City, he began to be denounced in the press and by his own committee chairman, Henry Gonzalez.

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

That afternoon, Mohrenschildt was found dead from a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head in a house where he was staying in Manalapan Florida. The coroner's verdict was suicide

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

The Church Committee's unfinished business fell to the House Select Committee on Assassinations.

House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA)

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

The committee was almost terminated before it got started, rescued only by the resignations of Gonzalez and Sprague, and the apparent suicide of key witness George de Mohrenschildt

HSCA Witness

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Dies before the committee can question him in person.

March Budget

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Healey presents a Budget as sterling stabilises and the government seeks economic recovery after the IMF crisis.

March Budget after IMF Crisis

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Presents the March Budget as sterling stabilises after the IMF crisis.

March Budget after IMF Crisis - Economic Policy

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Presents the March Budget as sterling stabilises after the IMF crisis.

March Budget after IMF Crisis - Government Response

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Presents the March Budget as sterling stabilises after the IMF crisis.

March Budget after IMF Crisis - IMF

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

IMF context: Presents the March Budget as sterling stabilises after the IMF crisis.

Oswald Meeting

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Mohrenschildt gave an interview to author Edward Jay Epstein, during which he claimed that in 1962, Dallas CIA operative J. Walton Moore and one of Moore-s associates had handed him the address of Lee Harvey Oswald in nearby Fort Worth and then suggested that Mohrenschildt might like to meet him

Post-IMF Budget

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Presents a Budget after the IMF crisis as sterling pressure eases.

Post-IMF Budget - Economic Policy

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Presents a Budget after the IMF crisis as sterling pressure eases.

Post-IMF Budget - Government Response

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Presents a Budget after the IMF crisis as sterling pressure eases.

Post-IMF Budget - IMF

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

IMF context: Presents a Budget after the IMF crisis as sterling pressure eases.

Premiership Ends

1977 · Sein Win · Myanmar · Rangoon · Government · Socialist Republic of Burma

Sein Win leaves the prime ministership

Prime Minister Takes Office

1977 · Maung Maung Kha · Myanmar · Rangoon · Government · Socialist Republic of Burma

Maung Maung Kha becomes Prime Minister of socialist Burma

Sterling Stabilisation

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Presents the Budget as sterling stabilises following the IMF crisis.

Sterling Stabilisation - Economic Policy

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Presents the Budget as sterling stabilises following the IMF crisis.

Sterling Stabilisation - Government Response

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Presents the Budget as sterling stabilises following the IMF crisis.

Sterling Stabilisation - IMF

1977 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

IMF context: Presents the Budget as sterling stabilises following the IMF crisis.

First Gravitational Lens

1979 · Dennis Walsh · Great Britain · Kitt Peak · Science · Astronomy

Co-discovers Q0957+561, the first confirmed gravitationally lensed quasar.

HSCA Final Report

1979 · House Select Committee · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

The committee submitted its final report, preserving its findings on Oswald, possible conspiracy, Cuba-related allegations, and the performance of federal agencies.

President of Argentina

1981 · Roberto Eduardo Viola · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Military Government

Appointed de facto President of Argentina after Jorge Rafael Videla

Argentine Invasion of Falklands

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

The Joint Intelligence Committee reports an invasion seems imminent, Thatcher orders 3 nuclear submarines south to the Islands

Brussels European Council

1982 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greece as leaders consider economic recovery and Community budget questions.

Submarine Deployment

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

Orders nuclear submarines south as invasion fears grow.

Brussels European Council

1985 · Andreas Papandreou · Greece · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greece as leaders prepare for treaty reform and completion of the internal market.

Resignation of Giulio Andreotti

1991 · Giulio Andreotti · Italy · Rome · Government · Government of Italy

Forced to resign by the Socialist Party

Academy Award

1993 · Clinton "Clint" Eastwood · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Cinema

Wins Best Picture and Best Director Academy Awards for Unforgiven.

Civilian Presidency Begins

1996 · Ahmad Tejan Kabbah · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · Government of Sierra Leone

Restores elected civilian presidency after NPRC military rule

Civilian Rule Restored

1996 · Ahmad Tejan Kabbah · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · Government of Sierra Leone

Kabbah is sworn in as civilian president after military rule

President Sworn In

1996 · Ahmad Tejan Kabbah · Sierra Leone · Freetown · Government · Government of Sierra Leone

Sworn in as President after winning the 1996 election

Turin European Council

1996 · Lamberto Dini · Italy · Turin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Hosts the special European Council that opens the intergovernmental conference to revise Maastricht.

Turin European Council

1996 · Costas Simitis · Greece · Turin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greece as the intergovernmental conference opens negotiations that later produce the Amsterdam Treaty.

Turin Intergovernmental Conference

1996 · Jacques Chirac · France · Turin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Chirac participated in launching negotiations that produced the Amsterdam Treaty.

Turin Intergovernmental Conference

1996 · Klaus Kinkel · Germany · Turin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Participates as the intergovernmental conference opens negotiations that later produce the Treaty of Amsterdam.

Turin Intergovernmental Conference

1996 · Theodoros Pangalos · Greece · Turin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Represents Greek diplomacy at the opening of treaty-reform negotiations.

Europa March Flyby

1998 · Torrence Johnson · United States of America · Europa · Science · Astronomy

Galileo makes another targeted pass of Europa during the extended mission.

President of Paraguay

1999 · Luis Angel Gonzalez Macchi · Paraguay · Asuncion · Government · Government of Paraguay

Assumes the presidency after the resignation of Raul Cubas.

Operation Defensive Shield

2002 · Yasser Arafat · Palestine · Ramallah · Warfare · Second Intifada

Is confined in his Ramallah compound during Israel's West Bank operation.

Operation Defensive Shield

2002 · Ariel Sharon · Israel · West Bank · Warfare · Second Intifada

Orders a large West Bank operation after suicide bombings inside Israel.

Romania Joins NATO

2004 · Adrian Nastase · Romania · Washington · Government · Government of Romania

Nastase deposits Romania's instrument of accession to the North Atlantic Treaty.

Riyadh Summit

2007 · Hosni Mubarak · Egypt · Riyadh · Government · Government of Egypt

Backs renewed Arab League endorsement of the Arab Peace Initiative at the Riyadh summit.

Harmonised Election

2008 · Robert Gabriel Mugabe · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe

Mugabe contests presidential and parliamentary elections against a strengthened opposition.

Parliamentary Election Results

2008 · Robert Gabriel Mugabe · Zimbabwe · Zimbabwe · Government · Government of Zimbabwe

ZANU-PF wins fewer elected Assembly seats than the combined MDC factions.

London Conference on Libya

2011 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Libyan Civil War

Opens an international conference coordinating political and diplomatic support for Libya's transition.

UNOCI Force Command

2012 · Muhammad Iqbal Asi · Pakistan · Cote d'Ivoire · Warfare · United Nations

The United Nations selects Muhammad Iqbal Asi of Pakistan to command the UN peacekeeping force in Cote d'Ivoire.

Article 50 Triggered

2017 · Theresa Mary May · Great Britain · Brussels · Government · Conservative Party Government

The United Kingdom gives formal notice of withdrawal from the European Union.

Brexit

2017 · Theresa Mary May · Great Britain · Brussels · Government · Conservative Party Government

The United Kingdom gives formal notice of withdrawal from the European Union.

Original Exit Date Missed

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

The original Brexit date passes without the United Kingdom leaving the European Union.

Third Deal Defeat

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

The Commons rejects the Withdrawal Agreement for a third time.

Third Meaningful Vote

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

The Commons rejects the Withdrawal Agreement for a third time.

COVID-19

2020 · Muhammadu Buhari · Nigeria · Abuja · Government · Government of Nigeria

Orders lockdowns in Lagos, Ogun and Abuja.

COVID-19

2020 · Stefan Lofven · Sweden · Stockholm · Government · Government of Sweden

Addresses the nation as Sweden follows a less restrictive pandemic strategy.

Address to Denmark's Folketing

2022 · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Ukraine · Kyiv · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Calls on Denmark to tighten sanctions and support the restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity.

Istanbul Negotiations

2022 · David Arakhamia · Ukraine · Istanbul · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Leads the Ukrainian delegation in peace talks with Russian negotiators in Istanbul

Istanbul Negotiations

2022 · Vladimir Medinsky · Russia · Istanbul · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Leads the Russian delegation in peace talks with Ukraine in Istanbul

Births on March 29

Birth of Ferdinando Fairfax

1584 · Ferdinando Fairfax · England · Yorkshire · House · House of Fairfax

Birth of Ferdinando Fairfax, later second Lord Fairfax of Cameron

Birth of David Paul Greenfield

1949 · Dave Greenfield · Great Britain · Brighton · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of David Paul Greenfield, later keyboard player with The Stranglers.

Deaths on March 29

Death of Edward Wilson

1912 · Edward Adrian Wilson · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Dies with Scott and Bowers in the final camp.

Death of Henry Bowers

1912 · Henry Robertson Bowers · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Dies with Scott and Wilson during the return journey.

Death of Henry Robertson Bowers

1912 · Henry Robertson Bowers · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

Dies with Scott and Wilson in their final camp during the return from the South Pole

Death of Eileen Orwell

1945 · George Orwell · Great Britain · Newcastle · Arts · Literature

Eileen Orwell dies during an operation.

Death of George de Mohrenschildt

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Death of George de Mohrenschildt, suicide

Death of George de Mohrenschildt

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

Mohrenschildt received a business card from Gaeton Fonzi, an investigator for the House Select Committee on Assassinations, telling him that he would like to see him. The HSCA considered him a "crucial witness".

Death of George de Mohrenschildt

1977 · George de Mohrenschildt · United States of America · Manalapan · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

That afternoon, Mohrenschildt was found dead from a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the head in a house where he was staying in Manalapan Florida. The coroner's verdict was suicide

Battles on March 29

Battle of Marston Moor

1461 · John Denham · England · Marston Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights on the side of the Yorkists who defeat the Lancasrians

Battle of Marston Moor

1461 · Richard III · England · Marston Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Victory improves Richards chances of succession. Richard Duke of Yorks brother Edward wins the Battle of Towton

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Henry Beaufort · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Without their King on the battlefield, the Lancastrians relied on Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, to command their army. He was fairly experienced in matters of war and credited with the Lancastrians victory at Wakefield and St Albans

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Ralph Dacre · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights for the defeated Lancastrians at the Battle of Towton Moor

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Margaret of Anjou · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Defeat at Towton forces Margaret, Edward & Henry into exile in Scotland then France

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Henry Netherlands · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights for the defeated Lancastrians at the Battle of Towton Moor

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · William Neville · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

He was quick to adapt to new situations; among his previous achievements were the administration of Calais, leading several piracy expeditions, and the command of the vanguard at the Battle of Northampton

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · William Neville · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

The Yorkist leader Lord Fauconberg orders his archers to take advantage of the strong wind to outrange their enemies. The one-sided missile exchange, with Lancastrian arrows falling short of the Yorkist ranks, provoked the Lancastrians into abandoning their defensive positions.

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · William Neville · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Warwick placed great value on his uncle, William Nevillle, a veteran of the Anglo-French wars, esteemed by his peers in military affairs.

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Henry Percy · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights for the defeated Lancastrians at the Battle of Towton Moor

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Richard III · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

About 28,000 are killed, the most bloody Battle on English soil

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · Thomas de Ros · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights for the defeated Lancastrians at the Battle of Towton Moor

Battle of Towton Moor

1461 · John Wenlock · England · Towton Moor · Warfare · Wars of the Roses

Fights on the side of the Yorkists who defeat the Lancasrians

Battle of Sarangpur

1561 · Akbar · India · Sarangpur · Warfare · Mughal Expansion

Mughal forces defeat Baz Bahadur and take Malwa.

Battle of Sarangpur

1561 · Adham Khan · India · Sarangpur · Warfare · Mughal Expansion

Adham Khan commands Mughal forces against Baz Bahadur.

Battle of Najaf

2003 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Najaf · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd

The 101st Airborne Division on March 29, supported by a battalion from the 1st Armored Division attacked Iraqi forces in the southern part of the city, near the Imam Ali Mosque and captured Najafs airfield

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