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May 11 in History

This permanent archive page contains 154 World History Database records for May 11, spanning 330 to 2010. Recorded topics include Dedication of Constantinople; Coronation; Coronation of Matilda of Flanders.

Total: 154Events: 130Births: 2Deaths: 9Battles: 5Coronations: 8Countries: 28

Events on May 11

Dedication of Constantinople

330 · Constantine I the Great · Roman Empire · Constantinople · House · House of Constantine

Constantine formally dedicates Constantinople on the site of Byzantium as a major imperial residence and administrative center.

Marriage

1313 · Isabella Aragon · Spain · Ravensburg · House · House of Barcelona

Marries Frederick III of Austria.

Marriage

1313 · Frederick III · Austria · Ravensburg · House · House of Habsburg

Marries Isabella of Aragon, strengthening dynastic connections.

Succession

1429 · Charles VII · France · Loches · House · House of Valois

Joan meets Charles VII at Loches & convinces him to push forward toward Reims for his coronation

Burial at Westminster Abbey

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

Henry VII is buried beside Elizabeth of York in the Lady Chapel he had founded at Westminster Abbey.

Peace

1534 · Henry VIII · England · Government · Government of England

Henry VIII makes peace with James V

Peace Treaty

1534 · James V · Scotland · House · House of Stewart

An Anglo-Scots Peace Treaty is signed

Capture of Narva

1558 · Ivan IV · Russia · Narva · Warfare · Livonian War

Russian forces capture Narva during the opening phase of the Livonian War

Perth Sermon

1559 · John Knox · Scotland · Perth · Religion · Scottish Reformation

Knox preaches at Perth and religious unrest spreads

Edict of Boulogne-sur-Mer

1573 · Charles IX · France · Boulogne-sur-Mer · Warfare · Wars of Religion, 4th

Hostilities end by the election (11¿15 May 1573) of the Duke of Anjou to the throne of Poland and by the Edict of Boulogne (signed in July 1573), which curtailed many of the rights granted to French Protestants

Lambeth Palace Mob

1640 · William Laud · England · Lambeth Palace · Religion · Church of England

Laud escapes an armed crowd that attacks Lambeth Palace during the night.

Request for Mercy

1641 · Charles I · England · House of Lords · Government · Government of England

Charles asked the Lords to consider mercy for Strafford after giving assent to the attainder.

Mobilization

1645 · Charles I · England · Droitwiitch · Warfare · Civil War

Reaches Droitwich & leaves it 14th May

Burial

1661 · James Graham · Scotland · Edinburgh · Warfare · Civil War

Given a state funeral & buried in the High Kirk of St Giles

Scottish Crown Accepted

1689 · William III of Orange · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

William III of Orange and Mary accept the Scottish crown after the Convention of Estates offers it to them.

Scottish Crown Offer

1689 · William Orange · Scotland · Edinburgh · House · House of Orange

Accepts the separate Scottish crown with Mary II

Scottish Crown Offer

1689 · Mary Stuart · Scotland · Edinburgh · House · House of Stuart

Accepts the separate Scottish crown with William III

Succession

1689 · Mary II · England · House · House of Stewart

William and Mary are offered the separate Scottish Crown (the two kingdoms were not united until the Acts of Union in 1707); they accept on 11 May

Capture of Fontenoy

1745 · Maurice de Saxe · France · Fontenoy · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

After the Battle of Fontenoy France occupies the Austrian Netherlands

Invasion of Netherlands, The

1745 · Maurice de Saxe · France · Fontenoy · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

After the Battle of Fontenoy France occupies the Austrian Netherlands

Rule of Netherlands, The

1745 · Maurice de Saxe · France · Fontenoy · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

After the Battle of Fontenoy France occupies the Austrian Netherlands

Siege of Bruges

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Bruges · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

During the Battle of Fontenoy Cumberland is forced to retreat to Brussels and wis unable to prevent the fall of Ghent, Bruges and Ostend

Siege of Ghent

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

During the Battle of Fontenoy Cumberland is forced to retreat to Brussels and wis unable to prevent the fall of Ghent, Bruges and Ostend

Siege of Ostend

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Ostend · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

During the Battle of Fontenoy Cumberland is forced to retreat to Brussels and wis unable to prevent the fall of Ghent, Bruges and Ostend

Siege of Tournai

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Tournai · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

Defeated by Marshal Saxe in an a failed effort to relieve Tournai

Siege of Tournai

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Tournai · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

During the Battle of Fontenoy Cumberland is forced to retreat to Brussels and wis unable to prevent the fall of Ghent, Bruges and Ostend. Cumberland advances to the relief of Toutnai, which was besieged by Marshal Saxe, in the resulting Battle of Fontenoy the Allies were defeated by the French

Siege of Almeida

1811 · Arthur Wellesley · Great Britain · Almeida · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

Almeida fortress suerrenders

Arrest of John Bellingham

1812 · Isaac Gascoyne · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government

Arrests John Bellinigham for the assassination of Spencer Perceval

Assassination of Spencer Perceval

1812 · John Bellingham · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

Shoots Prime Minister Spencer Perceval in the lobby of the House of Commons

Assassination of Spencer Perceval

1812 · Isaac Gascoyne · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government

Advises John Bellinigham to petition Spencer Perceval for compensation

Assassination of Spencer Perceval

1812 · Spencer Perceval · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

Shot in the lobby of the Commons by John Bellinigham who blames him for his bankruptcy

Siege of Torgau

1813 · Napoleon I · France · Torgau · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars

The fall of Torgau

Independence of Greece

1832 · Mahmud II · Turkey · Istanbul · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire

Independence of Greece

1832 · Otho · Greece · Istanbul · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire

Independence of Turkey

1832 · Mahmud II · Turkey · Istanbul · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

Greece (Hellas) is recognised as a free country from the Ottoman Empire

Rule of Greece

1832 · Otho · Greece · Istanbul · Warfare · Greek War of Independence

As a result of years of negotiation, Greece is finally recognized as an independent nation in May 1832

Reballion of Bahadur Shah II

1857 · Bahadur Shah II · India · Delhi · Warfare · Indian Wars of Independence

Rebel sepoys enter Delhi and recognize Bahadur Shah II as the symbolic emperor of the uprising.

Pre Election Campaign

1860 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · Springfield Illinois · Politics · Republican Party

Lincoln remains in Springfield on the eve of the presidential election

Franchise

1864 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Supports a wider franchise despite warnings by Palmerston not to commit the Government

Franchise

1864 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Supports a wider franchise to include the northern towns

Reform of Electoral System

1864 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Supports a wider franchise to include the northern towns. Supports a wider franchise despite warnings by Palmerston not to commit the Government

Siege of Richmond

1864 · James Ewell Brown Stewart · United States of America · Richmond · Warfare · Civil War

Killed in battle as the Confederates are driven from Richmond

Financial Crisis

1866 · John Russell · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

The Government relaxes statutory note limits to contain the Overend Gurney panic.

Overend Gurney Crisis

1866 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Economy · Financial Crisis

Gladstone authorises emergency liquidity after the collapse of Overend Gurney triggers panic.

Overend Gurney Crisis Liquidity Response

1866 · Henry Holland · Great Britain · London · Economy · Financial Crisis

Henry Holland oversees exceptional Bank of England lending during the panic following the failure of Overend Gurney.

Legislation

1873 · Adalbert Falk · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd

Introduces the May Laws subjecting the Clergy to State control

Reform of Church Governance

1873 · Adalbert Falk · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd

Introduces the May Laws subjecting the Clergy to State control

Pullman Strike

1894 · Eugene Victor Debs · United States of America · Chicago · Economy · Labour

Debs leads a railway boycott supporting Pullman workers during a major national labour conflict.

Brownian Motion Paper Received

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

Annalen der Physik receives Einstein's paper explaining Brownian motion through molecular collisions.

Education

1905 · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk · Turkey · Istanbul · Warfare · Military

Graduates from the Military Academy Staff College with the rank of Captain

Encyclical

1931 · Pius XI · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Publication of "Quadragesimo Anno", outline of the corporate state

M

1931 · Fritz Lang · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema

Directs M, his first sound film.

National Health Insurance and Pensions Bill

1932 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Contributes to debate on national health insurance and contributory pensions legislation.

Invasion of Russia

1939 · Hiranuma Kiichiro · Japan · Warfare · Russia War

Japanese attack on disputed border areas is renewed between Japanese and Soviets

Invasion of Russia

1939 · Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov · Russia · Nomonhan · Warfare · Russia War

Japanese attacks on disputed border areas is renewed between Japanese and Russia

Cabinet

1940 · William Maxwell Aitken · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government

Appointed Member of Coalition War Cabinet

Coalition Government

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

Forms a national coalition government to prosecute the war.

Commander of 4th Arm Division

1940 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Appointed Commander of the 4th Armoured Division

Commander of 4th Arm Division

1940 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · Warfare · Military

Appointed Commander of the 4th Armoured Division

First Lord of Admiralty

1940 · Albert Alexander · Great Britain · London · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty, 2nd term

Invasion of Netherlands, The

1940 · Henri-Honore Giraud · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Begins the French advance into Holland as part of Gamelins Plan D

Invasion of Norway

1940 · Claude John Eyre Auchinleck · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commander of British forces during the Norwegian campaign

Lord President

1940 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition

Given 11 Downing St as part of his appointment as Lord President

Minister of Aircraft

1940 · William Maxwell Aitken · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government

Appointed Minister of Aircraft

Minister of Labour

1940 · Ernest Bevin · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed Minister of Labour & National Service

Minister of Supply

1940 · Herbert Morrison · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed Minister of Supply

Minister without Portfolio

1940 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Government · Wartime Coalition

Joins Churchill’s wartime coalition as Minister without Portfolio and a member of the War Cabinet.

Operation Yellow

1940 · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel · Germany · Ourthe River · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The 7th Division crosses the Ourthe River

Secretary of State

1940 · Sinclair · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed Secretary of State for Air

War Cabinet

1940 · Clement Richard Attlee · Great Britain · London · Government · National Coalition

Appointed Member of War Cabinet

War Cabinet

1940 · Neville Chamberlain · Great Britain · London · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed Member of War Cabinet

War Cabinet

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

Creates a smaller War Cabinet for rapid wartime decision making.

War Cabinet

1940 · Edward Frederick Lindley Wood · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition

Appointed Member of War Cabinet

War Office

1940 · Robert Anthony Eden · Great Britain · London · Government · National Coalition

Churchill appoints Eden Secretary of State for War in the new coalition government

Exile of Adolf Hitler

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

Announces Hess flight to Britain was due to a mental breakdown

Invasion of Italy

1944 · Harold Alexander · Great Britain · Cassino · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commands an invasion of Italy to divert the Axis powers from the D-Day landings

Siege of Monte Cassino

1944 · Mark Clark · United States of America · Monte Cassino · Warfare · World War, 2nd

In order to try & break the deadlock the area is swamped with Allied troops

Defence Minister Appointed

1946 · Vo Nguyen Giap · Vietnam · Hanoi · Government · Democratic Republic of Vietnam

Appointed Minister of National Defence in the Democratic Republic of Vietnam

Constitution

1947 · Sisavang Vong · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Kingdom of Laos

Promulgates the constitution of the Kingdom of Laos within the French Union

United Nations

1949 · David Ben-Gurion · Israel · Warfare · United Nations

Israel becomes a member of the United Nations

Reballion of Rebels in Koje

1952 · Francis Dodd · United States of America · Koje · Warfare · Military

Released by POW captors

Reballion of Rebels in Koje

1952 · Francis Dodd · United States of America · Koje · Warfare · Korean War

Released by POW captors

President of Italy

1955 · Giovanni Gronchi · Italy · Government · Government of Italy

Appointed President of Italy

Heartbreak Hotel

1956 · Elvis Aaron Presley · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

First enters the US charts with "Heartbreak Hotel"

Conference of Geneva

1959 · Maurice Harold MacMillan · Great Britain · Geneva · Government · Conservative Party Government

The conference place at MacMillans instigation. Attended by the Foreign Minister's of Britain, Russia, America & France

Arrest of Adolf Eichmann

1960 · Adolf Eichmann · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Israeli agents kidnap Eichman in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Captured near Buenos Aires

1960 · Adolf Eichmann · Austria · Buenos Aires · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Israeli agents capture Eichmann near his Argentine residence.

Launch

1960 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · St Nazaire · Government · Republic, 5th

Launches the Worlds longest liner at St Nazaire

Mossad Operation against Eichmann

1960 · Adolf Eichmann · Austria · Buenos Aires · Warfare · World War, 2nd

He is secretly held before removal to Israel.

President of Italy

1962 · Antonio Segni · Italy · Government · Government of Italy

Appointed President of Italy

Oswald Residence

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

Marina joins Oswald at 4905 Magazine Street

Sixth European Cup as Captain

1966 · Francisco Gento · Spain · Brussels · Sport · Football

Captains Real Madrid to victory over Partizan and wins a record sixth European Cup.

Sixth European Cup Equaliser

1966 · Amancio Amaro · Spain · Brussels · Sport · Football

Scores Real Madrid's equaliser against Partizan in the European Cup final.

Sixth European Cup Winning Goal

1966 · Fernando Serena · Spain · Brussels · Sport · Football

Scores the winning goal as Real Madrid defeat Partizan 2-1 to claim their sixth European Cup.

Augusta Riot

1970 · Millard Beckum · United States of America · Augusta, Georgia · Politics · Black Power

Faces riots after the death of Charles Oatman in jail

Bombing of Frankfurt

1972 · Andraes Baader · Germany · Frankfurt · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

The Baader-Meinhof bomb a US Army base in Frankfurt killing 1 & injuring 14

Dismissal of Pentagon Papers Charges

1973 · Daniel Ellsberg · United States of America · Los Angeles · Politics · Watergate

Judge William Byrne dismisses the case against Ellsberg after government misconduct and illegal evidence gathering are exposed.

Dismissal of Pentagon Papers Charges

1973 · Anthony Russo · United States of America · Los Angeles · Politics · Watergate

The federal case against Russo is dismissed with Ellsberg's after government misconduct becomes known.

Pentagon Papers Case Dismissed

1973 · William Matthew Byrne · United States of America · Los Angeles · Politics · Watergate

Byrne dismisses the Ellsberg-Russo prosecution after disclosures of government misconduct undermine the case.

Pentagon Papers Trial

1973 · Daniel Ellsberg · United States of America · Los Angeles · Politics · Watergate

The federal case against Ellsberg and Anthony Russo is dismissed after government misconduct, including illegal evidence gathering connected with the Fielding break-in, is exposed.

Cup Winners' Cup Final Runner-Up

1977 · Raymond Goethals · Belgium · Amsterdam · Sport · Football

Manages Anderlecht in the European Cup Winners' Cup final, where Hamburg win 2-0.

Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires

1982 · Alexander Haig · United States of America · Buenos Aires · Warfare · Falklands War

Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires

Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires

1982 · Vernon Walters · United States of America · Buenos Aires · Warfare · Falklands War

Haig sends his deputy General Vernon Walters to Buenos Aires

European Cup Winners Cup

1983 · Alexander Chapman Ferguson · Great Britain · Aberdeen · Sport · Football

Aberdeed seal a 2-1 victory over Real Madrid in the final of the European Cup Winners Cup, becoming only the third Scottish team to win a European trophy and Ferguson now felt that "hed done something worthwhile with his life"

First National Protest

1983 · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet Ugarte · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile

Confronts the first nationwide protest against military rule amid recession and growing political opposition.

Socialist & Freedom Party

1983 · Fred Sinowatz · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Leads a new coalition Government, Socialist & Freedom Party

President's Rule in Punjab

1987 · Rajiv Gandhi · India · Punjab · Government · Congress Party

The central government imposes President's Rule in Punjab amid escalating militancy and political instability.

Non-Proliferation Treaty Review

1995 · Hans Blix · Sweden · New York · Warfare · Nuclear

The decision preserves the treaty framework supporting IAEA safeguards.

NPT Indefinite Extension

1995 · Hans Blix · Sweden · New York · Warfare · Nuclear

Leads the IAEA during indefinite extension of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

NPT Indefinite Extension

1995 · William Jefferson Bill Clinton · United States of America · New York · Government · Nuclear Arms Control

NPT parties agree to extend the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty indefinitely.

Presidential Re-Election

1997 · Alpha Oumar Konare · Mali · Mali · Government · Government of Mali

Konare wins a second presidential term during opposition-boycotted elections.

Accords of Good Friday

1998 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Dublin · Government · Labour Party Government

A Sinn Fein conference approves the Good Friday Accord

Nuclear Power

1998 · Atal Behari Vajpayee · India · Pokhran · Warfare · Nuclear

Vajpayee's government conducts the first three Pokhran-II nuclear tests, followed by two further tests on 13 May.

Pokhran II First Test Series

1998 · Atal Bihari Vajpayee · India · Pokhran · Warfare · Nuclear

India conducts three underground nuclear tests at Pokhran and publicly declares the tests successful.

Pokhran-II Nuclear Tests

1998 · Atal Bihari Vajpayee · India · Pokhran · Government · Government of India

India conducts a series of nuclear tests at Pokhran and openly declares itself a nuclear-weapon state.

National Maritime Museum

1999 · Elizabeth II · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor

Opens the new look National Maritime Museum

Governor Appointed

2001 · Tony Longrigg · Great Britain · Brades · Government · Government of Montserrat

Tony Longrigg becomes Governor of Montserrat

Arab Summit

2006 · Zaid ibn Shaker · Jordan · Amman · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

ibn Shaker participates in arab summit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

Constitutional Reform Proposal

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

Brown launches his leadership campaign with proposals for citizenship and constitutional reform.

Labour Leadership Campaign Launch

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

Brown launches his campaign promising to listen, learn and lead change.

Leadership Campaign Launch

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

Brown launches his campaign to succeed Tony Blair as Labour leader.

Resignation of Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

2007 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Sedgefield · Government · Labour Party Government

Tony Blair today announces he is stepping down after 10 years as Prime Minister and 13 as Labour leader. The Prime Minister returns to his political roots in the north east for his swansong, telling supporters at Trimdon Labour club he would stand down as PM on June 27

Hubble Servicing Mission 4 Launch

2009 · Scott Altman · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy

Altman commands Atlantis as the final Hubble servicing mission launches to repair and modernize the observatory.

Coalition Government

2010 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Announces plans to form a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats.

Coalition Government

2010 · Nicholas William Peter Clegg · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government

Becomes Deputy Prime Minister in the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition.

Deputy Prime Minister

2010 · Nick Clegg · Great Britain · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government

Talks between Cameron and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg led to an agreed Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition, enabling the Queen to invite Cameron to form a Government

Downing Street Premiership Statement

2010 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government

Sets out priorities of freedom, fairness and responsibility after accepting the Queen's request to form a government.

Prime Minister

2010 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister after Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition talks.

Resignation as Prime Minister

2010 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Brown resigns as Prime Minister after coalition negotiations produce a Conservative-led government.

Resignation from Premiership

2010 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Brown resigns after the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats agree to form a coalition.

Births on May 11

Birth of Anne of Austria

1366 · Anne of Bohemia · England · Prague · House · House of Plantagenet

Birth of Anne of Austria, daughter of Emperor Charles IV by Elizabeth of Pomerania

Birth of Luang Privi

1900 · Luang Pridi · Thailand · Government · Government of Thailand

Birth of Luang Privi

Deaths on May 11

Death of Spencer Perceval

1812 · Spencer Perceval · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

Death of Spencer Perceval, assassinated

Death of James Ewell Brown Stewart

1864 · James Ewell Brown Stewart · United States of America · Warfare · Civil War

Death of James Ewell Brown, killed in battle

Death of John Frederick William Herschel

1871 · John Frederick William Herschel · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy

Death of John Frederick William Herschel

Death of Karl Schwarzschild

1916 · Karl Schwarzschild · Germany · Science · Astronomy

Death of Karl Schwarzschild

Death of Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto

1976 · Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto · Finland · Arts · Architecture

Death of Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto

Death of Bob Marley

1981 · Bob Marley · Jamaica · Arts · Popular Music

Death of Bob Marley

Akimov Death from Radiation Syndrome

1986 · Alexander Akimov · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear

Dies in Moscow after developing severe acute radiation syndrome from the dose received during the Unit 4 emergency response.

Kibenok Death from Radiation Syndrome

1986 · Viktor Kibenok · Ukraine · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear

Dies from acute radiation syndrome after participating in the first-night firefighting response.

Pravik Death from Radiation Syndrome

1986 · Vladimir Pravik · Ukraine · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear

Dies from acute radiation syndrome after leading the initial firefighting response at Chernobyl.

Battles on May 11

Battle of Fontenoy

1745 · Maurice de Saxe · France · Fontenoy · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

French victory over 50,000 British, Dutch & German. Britain gains compensation in America & India. After the Battle of Fontenoy France occupies the Austrian Netherlands

Battle of Fontenoy

1745 · Maurice de Saxe · France · Tournai · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

The French under Maurice de Saxe stop an allied advance on Tournai

Battle of Fontenoy

1745 · William Augustus · Great Britain · Fontenoy · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession

Defeated by the French while relieving Tournai

Battle of River Meuse

1940 · Karl Rudolf von Rundstedt · Germany · River Meuse · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Crosses the Borders of Belgium & Luxembourg towards France

Battle of Kalewa

1942 · William Slim · Great Britain · Kalewa · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Gets his remaining troops across the Chindwin River & into the border region

Coronations on May 11

Coronation

973 · Edgar the Peaceful · England · Bath · House · House of Wessex

Crowned at Bath "Emperor of Britain

Coronation

1068 · Eldred · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Eldred Archbishop of York crowns Matilda as Queen of England

Coronation

1068 · Matilda of Flanders · England · House · House of Normandy

Eldred Archbishop of York crowns Matilda as Queen of England

Coronation

1068 · William I the Conqueror · England · London · House · House of Normandy

Eldred Archbishop of York crowns Matilda as Queen of England

Coronation of Matilda of Flanders

1068 · William I the Conqueror · England · London · House · House of Normandy

Eldred Archbishop of York crowns Matilda as Queen of England

Coronation of Matilda of Flanders

1068 · William I the Conqueror · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Normandy

William's wife Matilda is crowned Queen of England, reinforcing the legitimacy and public standing of the new dynasty.

Coronation

1429 · Charles VII · France · Loches · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Joan meets Charles VII at Loches & convinces him to push forward toward Reims for his coronation

Coronation

1429 · Joan of Arc · France · Loches · Warfare · Hundred Years War

Joan meets Charles VII at Loches & convinces him to push forward toward Reims for his coronation

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