Historical events in December
5,847 historical records across all years
37, December 15th · Roman Empire · Antium · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors · Nero Claudius Nero
Birth of Nero
Nero is born at Antium on December 15, 37, as Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus.
69, December 20th · Roman Empire · Warfare · Civil War · Vitelius
Assassination of Vitelius
Vespasians supporters enter Rome & drag Vitelius through the streets & kill him
69, December 20th · Roman Empire · Warfare · Civil War · Vitelius
Death of Vitelius
Death of Vitelius, assassinated
69, December 20th · Roman Empire · Rome · Warfare · Civil War · Vitelius
Siege of Rome
Vespasians supporters enter Rome & drag Vitelius through the streets & kill him
69, December 21st · Roman Empire · House · House of Flavian · Vespasian Titus Flavius
Succession
Adopted Emperor by the Senate afte Vitellius is killed in street fighting
69, December 21st · Roman Empire · Warfare · Civil War · Vespasian Titus Flavius
Assassination of Vitelius
Vespasians supporters enter Rome & drag Vitelius through the streets & kill him
69, December 21st · Roman Empire · Rome · Warfare · Civil War · Vespasian Titus Flavius
Siege of Rome
Vespasians supporters enter Rome & drag Vitelius through the streets & kill him
115, December · Roman Empire · Antioch · House · House of 5 Good Emperors · Marcus Ulpius Trajan
Antioch Earthquake
Trajan survives a major earthquake at Antioch while directing operations in the eastern provinces.
176, December 23rd · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of 5 Good Emperors · Lucius Aurelius Commodus
Germanic and Sarmatian Triumph
Commodus joined Marcus Aurelius in a triumph celebrating Roman victories over Germanic and Sarmatian peoples.
192, December 31st · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of 5 Good Emperors · Lucius Aurelius Commodus
Death of Commodus
Commodus is assassinated in a palace conspiracy on December 31, 192.
192, December 31st · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of 5 Good Emperors · Lucius Aurelius Commodus
Poisoning Attempt
Marcia administered poisoned wine to Commodus after the conspirators decided to act against him.
192, December 31st · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of 5 Good Emperors · Publius Helvius Pertinax
Succession
Is acclaimed emperor after Commodus is killed.
274, December 30th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Felix I
Death of Felix I
Death of Felix I
406, December 31st · Roman Empire · Mainz · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Stilicho
Reballion of Rebels in Mainz
Godagisel, king of the Vandals, dies in battle. 80,000 Vandals attack the Rhine at Mainz
406, December 31st · Roman Empire · Mainz · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Stilicho
Siege of Mainz
80,000 Vandals attack the Rhine at Mainz
418, December 26th · Roman Empire · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Zosimus
Roman Catholic Church
Ends reign as Pope
418, December 28th · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Boniface I
Pope
Appointed Pope
533, December 15th · Roman Empire · Tricamarum · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Flavius Belisarius
Battle of Tricamarum
Victory at the Battle of Tricamarum results in Gelimers surrender in 534 at Mount Papua, restoring the lost Roman provinces of north Africa to the Empire
533, December · Roman Empire · Tricamarum · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Battle of Tricamarum
Belisarius with a fleet of 92 dromons escorting 500 transports, landed at Caput Vada (modern Ras Kaboudia) in modern Tunisia with an army of about 15,000 men, as well as a number of barbarian troops, they defeated the Vandals, who were caught completely off-guard, at Ad Decimum on 14 September 533 and Tricamarum in December
533, December · Roman Empire · Balearic Islands · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Capture of Balearic Islands
Belisarius took Carthage, King Gelimer fled to Mount Pappua in Numidia, but surrenders and is taken to Constantinople, where he is paraded in a triumph while Sardinia and Corsica, the Balearic Islands, and the stronghold Septem near Gibraltar are recovered in the same campaign
533, December · Roman Empire · Corsica · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Capture of Corsica
Belisarius took Carthage, King Gelimer fled to Mount Pappua in Numidia, but surrenders and is taken to Constantinople, where he is paraded in a triumph while Sardinia and Corsica, the Balearic Islands, and the stronghold Septem near Gibraltar are recovered in the same campaign
533, December · Roman Empire · Sardinia · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Capture of Sardinia
Belisarius took Carthage, King Gelimer fled to Mount Pappua in Numidia, but surrenders and is taken to Constantinople, where he is paraded in a triumph while Sardinia and Corsica, the Balearic Islands, and the stronghold Septem near Gibraltar are recovered in the same campaign
533, December · Roman Empire · Septem · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Capture of Septem
Belisarius took Carthage, King Gelimer fled to Mount Pappua in Numidia, but surrenders and is taken to Constantinople, where he is paraded in a triumph while Sardinia and Corsica, the Balearic Islands, and the stronghold Septem near Gibraltar are recovered in the same campaign
533, December · Roman Empire · Warfare · Roman Empire-Vandal War · Justinian I the Great
Invasion of Africa
Belisarius took Carthage, King Gelimer fled to Mount Pappua in Numidia, but surrenders and is taken to Constantinople, where he is paraded in a triumph while Sardinia and Corsica, the Balearic Islands, and the stronghold Septem near Gibraltar are recovered in the same campaign
771, December · France · Francia · House · House of Carolingian · Charlamagne I the Great
Sole King of the Franks
After the death of his brother Carloman, Charlemagne becomes sole ruler of the Frankish kingdom.
796, December 17th · England · Mercia · House · House of Mercia · Ecgfrith
Death of Ecgfrith
Death of Ecgfrith
800, December 25th · France · Rome · House · House of Carolingian · Charlamagne I the Great
Imperial Coronation
Pope Leo III crowns Charlemagne emperor in Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome on Christmas Day.
800, December 25th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Leo III
Coronation
Crowns Charlemagne as Roman emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
800, December 25th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Leo III
Holy Roman Emperor
Revives the title of Holy Roman Emperor in Western Europe after more than three centuries
800, December · France · Rome · Government · Government of France · Charlamagne I the Great
Judicial Inquiry into Leo III
Before the imperial coronation, Charlemagne presides over proceedings in Rome concerning accusations made against Pope Leo III and the violence against him.
809, December · Japan · Heijo-kyo · House · House of Heian Period · Heizei
Retirement to Heijo-kyo
The retired Heizei moves to the former capital at Heijo-kyo in Nara after his abdication.
820, December 25th · Roman Empire · House · House of Isaurian · Leo V
Assassination of Leo V
Assassinated by the followers of Michael the Amorian
820, December 25th · Roman Empire · House · House of Isaurian · Leo V
Death of Leo V
Death of Leo V
854, December 25th · England · East Anglia · House · House of East Anglia · Edmund
Coronation
Coronation of Edmund
870, December · Denmark · Reading · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Halfdan White Shirt
Invasion of Wessex
Halfdan led part of the Great Army into Wessex and established a base at Reading.
875, December 25th · France · House · House of Carolingian · Charles II the Bald
Coronation
Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope John VIII
899, December · Germany · Regensburg · House · House of Carolingian · Louis the Child
Death of Arnulf
Louis becomes the principal legitimate heir after his father, Arnulf of Carinthia, dies late in 899.
902, December 13th · Denmark · The Holme · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Eohric
Battle of the Holme
Eohric was killed fighting beside Aethelwold against the Kentish army.
902, December 13th · England · The Holme · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Aethelwold
Battle of the Holme
Aethelwold died while leading East Anglian Danes against Edward’s forces.
932, December 24th · England · Amesbury · Government · Government of England · Athelstan
Grant at Fontmell
Athelstan granted eleven and a half hides at Fontmell to Shaftesbury Abbey.
933, December 16th · England · Kingston upon Thames · Government · Government of England · Athelstan
Confirmation of Chertsey Estates
A charter records Athelstan confirming an extensive group of estates and privileges to Chertsey Minster.
937, December 21st · England · Dorchester · Government · Government of England · Athelstan
Grant at Bremhill
Athelstan granted sixty hides at Bremhill to the religious community of Malmesbury.
983, December 7th · Germany · River Elbe · House · House of Saxony · Otto II
Death of Otto II
Death of Otto II
1000, December 25th · Hungary · House · House of Arpad · Stephen I
Coronation
Crowned King of Hungary, Hungarys 1st King, by Pope sylvester II
1013, December 25th · Denmark · London · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Sweyn I Forkbeard
Submission of London
London submits to Sweyn Forkbeard after most of England has accepted him as king.
1013, December 25th · Denmark · London · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Sweyn I Forkbeard
Submission of London
London submits to Sweyn Forkbeard near the end of his conquest of England.
1013, December 25th · England · London · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Canute I
Capture of London
After London surrenders to Sweyn Canute rules over all of England
1013, December 25th · England · London · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Ethelred II the Unready
Capture of London
London surrenders to Sweyn I
1013, December 25th · England · Normandy · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Ethelred II the Unready
Exile of Ethelred II the Unready
Ethelred II the Unready escapes to Normandy
1013, December 25th · England · London · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Ethelred II the Unready
Siege of London
London surrenders to Sweyn I
1016, December · England · Glastonbury · House · House of Wessex · Edmund II Ironside
Burial
Buried with King Edgar at Glastonbury
1046, December 20th · Germany · Sutri · House · House of Salian House · Henry III the Black
Synod
Benedict IX, Gregory VI & Sylvester III are repudiated
1046, December 25th · Germany · House · House of Salian House · Henry III the Black
Coronation
Crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Bishop of Bamberg, Pope Clement II
1065, December 24th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Ferdinand I
Return to Leon
Ferdinand returns to León on 24 December after leaving the Valencia campaign.
1065, December 24th · Spain · Leon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ferdinand I
Christmas Matins
Ferdinand joins the clergy at San Isidoro for Christmas matins despite his worsening illness.
1065, December 24th · Spain · Leon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ferdinand I
Prayer at San Isidoro
Ferdinand visits the church of San Isidoro after returning to León in grave health.
1065, December 25th · Spain · Leon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ferdinand I
Christmas Communion
Ferdinand receives communion on Christmas Day as his final illness advances.
1065, December 26th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Consecration
Consecrates Westminster Abbey
1065, December 26th · Spain · Leon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ferdinand I
Penitential Ceremony
Ferdinand performs a final penitential ceremony before the altar at San Isidoro.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Castille · House · House of Castille · Sancho II
Kingdom of Castille
Castile passes to Sancho with royal status under Ferdinand's partition of the inheritance.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Castille · House · House of Castille · Sancho II
Succession to Castille
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of Ferdinand I.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Kingdom of Leon
León becomes Alfonso's principal inheritance under Ferdinand's division of the royal dominions.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Reign of Alfonso VI Begins
Alfonso VI begins his reign in León following Ferdinand I's death on 27 December.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Succession to Leon
Alfonso succeeds to the Kingdom of León after Ferdinand I dies.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Ferdinand I
Death of Ferdinand I
Ferdinand I dies at León after ruling León and Castile and campaigning against neighbouring Muslim kingdoms.
1065, December 27th · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Ferdinand I
Death of Ferdinand I
Ferdinand I dies at León on 27 December 1065 after returning from his final campaign.
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Consecration
Westminster Abbey is consecrated on 28 December, but Edward is too ill to attend the ceremony.
1065, December 28th · England · London · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Death of Edward the Confessor
Says to Harold on his deathbed, "I commend Edith & all the Kingdom to your protection". Death of Edward the Confessor
1065, December 28th · England · London · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Dream
Falls into a coma, dreams the Anglo-Saxons will be consumed by fire & sword
1065, December 28th · England · London · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Succession
Edward tells Harold "I commend Edith & all the Kingdom to your protection"
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Westminster Abbey
Edward's new Westminster Abbey is consecrated while the king remains gravely ill and unable to attend.
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Westminster Abbey
Present at the consecration of the new abbey church of Westminster, last public act
1065, December 28th · England · London · House · House of Wessex · Harold II
Succession
Edward tells Harold "I commend Edith & all the Kingdom to your protection"
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Stigand
Westminster Abbey
Present at the consecration of the new abbey church of Westminster
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Stigand
Westminster Abbey
Stigand is associated with the royal church at Westminster when the new abbey is consecrated.
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Edward the Confessor
Consecration of Westminster Abbey
Edward's new abbey church is consecrated on 28 December 1065.
1065, December 28th · England · Westminster · Science · Medicine · Edward the Confessor
Absence from Abbey Consecration
Edward is too ill to attend the consecration of the Westminster church he had built.
1065, December 28th · England · London · Science · Medicine · Edward the Confessor
Health of Edward the Confessor
Falls into a coma, dreams the Anglo-Saxons will be consumed by fire & sword
1065, December · England · Saint-Omer · House · House of Wessex · Tostig Northumbria
Household in Exile
Tostig establishes his household in exile at Saint-Omer under Baldwin V's protection.
1065, December · England · Saint-Omer · House · House of Wessex · Tostig Northumbria
Winter Exile
Tostig spends the winter at Saint-Omer after losing his Northumbrian earldom.
1065, December · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Completion of Westminster Abbey
Edward's great abbey church at Westminster is completed shortly before its consecration.
1065, December · England · London · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Dream
Edward becomes seriously ill late in the year, and later tradition records a troubling final vision.
1065, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Wessex · Edward the Confessor
Westminster at Midwinter
Edward remains at Westminster during midwinter while his new abbey church prepares for consecration.
1065, December · England · Westminster · Science · Medicine · Edward the Confessor
Declining Health
Edward remains seriously ill at Westminster as the year approaches its end.
1065, December · England · Westminster · Science · Medicine · Edward the Confessor
Final Illness
Edward enters the final stage of his illness at Westminster, dying on 5 January 1066.
1065, December · England · London · Science · Medicine · Edward the Confessor
Health of Edward the Confessor
Edward's health deteriorates severely near the end of 1065, preventing him from attending Westminster Abbey's consecration.
1065, December · Spain · Castille · House · House of Castille · Sancho II
Inheritance of Zaragoza Parias
Sancho inherits Castile together with claims to tribute from the taifa of Zaragoza.
1065, December · Spain · Castille · House · House of Castille · Sancho II
Royal Title of Sancho II
Sancho begins ruling the newly separated Castilian kingdom as Sancho II.
1065, December · Spain · Castille · House · House of Castille · Sancho II
Succession
Sancho succeeds to Castile after the death of his father Ferdinand I.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Division from Castille
Ferdinand's partition leaves Alfonso ruling León separately from Sancho's Castile.
1065, December · Spain · Asturias · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Inheritance in Asturias
Alfonso receives territory in Asturias with the Leonese share of Ferdinand's inheritance.
1065, December · Spain · Campos · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Inheritance of Campos
Alfonso's inheritance includes the territory of Campos as part of his Leonese kingdom.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Inheritance of Toledo Parias
Alfonso inherits León together with Ferdinand's tributary rights connected with the taifa of Toledo.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Leonese Royal Authority
Alfonso begins exercising royal authority in León after his father's death.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Royal Inheritance Confirmed
The succession settlement confirms Alfonso as heir to the Leonese portion of Ferdinand's dominions.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Separate Leonese Realm
The partition of 1065 re-establishes León as a separate realm under Alfonso.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso VI
Succession
Alfonso succeeds to León after Ferdinand I divides his realms among his children.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Ferdinand I
Dynastic Partition
Ferdinand's succession settlement divides his dominions among his sons and provides territories for his daughters.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Ferdinand I
Partition of Royal Inheritance
The inheritance settlement assigns Castile to Sancho, León to Alfonso and Galicia to García.
1065, December · Spain · Castille · House · House of Leon & Castille · Sancho II
Division from Leon
Ferdinand's death separates Sancho's Castile from the León inherited by Alfonso.
1065, December · Spain · Leon · House · House of Leon & Castille · Sancho II
Ferdinand's Succession Settlement
Sancho receives the Castilian share of Ferdinand's divided dominions under the royal succession settlement.
1066, December 25th · England · England · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Conqueror William I
Kingship
William I begins his reign over England after the conquest
1066, December 25th · England · London · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Accession to English Kingship
William becomes King of England after his coronation at Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day.
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Coronation Oath
At his coronation William promises to uphold the laws and customs of his new kingdom.
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Coronation of William I the Conqueror
Crowned King of England on Christmas day, the 1st coronation in the Abbey
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Coronation
Crowned King of England on Christmas day, the 1st coronation in the Abbey
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Norman Invasion Wars · Ealdred York
Coronation of William the Conqueror
Ealdred of York performs the coronation of William as king of England
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Norman Invasion Wars · Ealdred York
Coronation
Ealdred of York performs the coronation of William as king of England
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Norman Invasion Wars · Ealdred York
William Presented for Coronation
Ealdred presents William to the congregation and conducts the English part of the Christmas Day coronation ceremony.
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ealdred
Coronation of William I the Conqueror
Crowns William I the Conqueror as the King of England
1066, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Ealdred
Coronation
Crowns William I the Conqueror as the King of England
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Coronation Acclamation
William is acclaimed in both English and French during his Christmas Day coronation at Westminster Abbey.
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Coronation Completed amid Disorder
William and the clergy complete the coronation service while smoke and disorder drive many people from the abbey.
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Coronation Fire
Norman guards mistake the coronation acclamation for an attack and set nearby buildings on fire outside Westminster Abbey.
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Coronation of William the Conqueror
William is crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Coronation
William is crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Ealdred Officiates
William receives the crown from Ealdred, Archbishop of York, because Archbishop Stigand does not perform the ceremony.
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster Abbey · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
English Coronation Rite
William is crowned according to the established English coronation rite, reinforcing the legitimacy of his new kingship.
1066, December 25th · France · Westminster · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Norman Guard
Disturbance
A disturbance outside Williams coronation causes Norman guards to set nearby buildings on fire
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · Edwin Mercia
Submission
Edwin of Mercia submits to William as English resistance weakens
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · Morcar Northumbria
Submission
Morcar of Northumbria submits to William at Berkhamsted
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Claim Abandoned
Edgar's supporters abandon effective resistance and he accepts William's authority before the Norman coronation.
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar Atheling
Submission
Edgar Atheling submits to William at Berkhamsted
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
English Leaders Submit at Berkhamsted
Leading English nobles submit to William at Berkhamsted, clearing the way for his accession in London.
1066, December · England · Wallingford · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Stigand Pays Homage
Archbishop Stigand meets William at Wallingford and submits as English resistance around London weakens.
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · House · House of Wessex · Edgar the Atheling
Coronation
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · House · House of Wessex · Edgar the Atheling
Election
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · House · House of Wessex · Edgar the Atheling
Succession
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Religion · Norman Invasion Wars · Stigand Canterbury
Submission
Stigand submits to William along with other English leaders
1066, December · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Stigand
Siege of London
Submits to William after William isolates London
1066, December · England · Wallingford · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Crossing at Wallingford
William crosses the Thames at Wallingford while manoeuvring around London.
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Siege of London
Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit to William I the Conqueror. Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Capture of London
Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit to William I the Conqueror
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Coronation
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Election
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Homage
Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit to William I the Conqueror
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Invasion of England
Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit to William I the Conqueror
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Siege of London
Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit to William I the Conqueror. Edgar, the Earls of Northumbria & Mercia & the Archbishops of Canterbury & York submit
1066, December · England · Berkhamsted · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Succession
In early December the remaining members of the Witan in London met and resolved to take the young uncrowned king out to meet William to submit to him at Berkhamsted, quietly setting aside Edgars election
1066, December · England · London · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Succession
As the Normans closed in on London, Edgars key supporters in the city began negotiating with William
1066, December · France · London · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Crown Accepted
William agrees to take the English crown after the leading men of London and other magnates submit to his authority.
1066, December · France · Berkhamsted · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
English Leaders Submit
William receives the submission of leading English nobles at Berkhamsted as organised resistance around London collapses.
1066, December · France · London · Government · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
Entry
William enters London after securing the submission of leading English nobles
1066, December · France · Berkhamsted · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William Normandy William the Conqueror
March
William circles west of London to pressure the city into submission
1067, December 6th · England · Canterbury · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Canterbury Cath
Canterbury Cathedral burns down
1067, December · England · Exeter · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Reballion of Exeter
Exeter rises in revolt
1067, December · England · England · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Return to England After Revolts
William returns to England as local rebellions threaten Norman authority in several regions.
1067, December · England · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Exile of Edgar the Atheling
William kept Edgar in his custody and took him, along with other English leaders, to his court in Normandy
1068, December · England · Durham · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Capture of Durham
Robert de Commines takes control of Durham
1068, December · England · Durham · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Siege of Durham
Robert de Commines takes control of Durham
1069, December · Denmark · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Asbjorn
Siege of York
William recaptures York from Asbjorn who is reluctant to meet him in battle
1069, December · England · Durham · Warfare · Military · William I the Conqueror
Reballion of Rebels in Durham
Robert de Commines takes control of Durham
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Military · William I the Conqueror
Reballion of York
York rises & kills its castellan
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Capture of York
Recaptures York & uses it as a centre for a winter campaign to establish his rule. King Edgar of Scotland is forced back across the border
1069, December · England · Yorkshire · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Harrying of the North Begins
William begins a devastating campaign across northern England intended to deny food and support to further rebels.
1069, December · England · Nottingham · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Mobilization
Establishes an HQ in Nottingham before recapturing York
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Reballion of York
York rises & kills its castellan
1069, December · England · Durham · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Reballion of massacred by the
Robert de Commines & his army are massacred by the rebellion in Durham
1069, December · England · Durham · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Siege of Durham
Robert de Commines & his army are massacred by the rebellion in Durham
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
Siege of York
William recaptures York from Asbjorn who is reluctant to meet him in battle
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · William I the Conqueror
York Retaken from Rebels
William retakes York and restores Norman control after the Danish-backed occupation.
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Invasion of England
Late in the year William fought his way into Northumbria and occupied York, buying off the Danes and devastating the surrounding country
1069, December · England · York · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars · Edgar the Atheling
Siege of York
Late in the year William fought his way into Northumbria and occupied York, buying off the Danes and devastating the surrounding country
1075, December 19th · England · House · House of Wessex · Edith of Wessex
Death of Edith of Wessex
Death of Edith of Wessex
1075, December · Italy · Warfare · Empire-Papacy War · Gregory VII
Abduction
Abducted in order to be take prisoner to Germany but rescued by the people of Rome
1076, December 24th · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Gregory VII
Excommunication
Excommunicates Henry IV
1085, December · England · Gloucester · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Christmas Council at Gloucester
At his Christmas court in Gloucester, William orders the great inquiry that becomes the Domesday survey.
1085, December · England · Gloucester · House · House of Normandy · William I the Conqueror
Domesday Inquiry Ordered
William orders commissioners to determine landholding, resources and taxable values throughout most of England.
1099, December 21st · Italy · Jerusalem · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 1st · Daimbert Pisa
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem
Daimbert of Pisa becomes Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem after the First Crusade, strengthening Italian ecclesiastical influence in the new crusader regime.
1118, December · England · Cheapside · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas a Becket
Birth of Thomas a Becket
Birth of Thomas a Becket
1123, December · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent II
Lateran Council, 1st
The Concordat of Worms is confirmed by the First Council of the Lateran in 1123
1123, December · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent II
Lateran Council, 1st
The Council of 1123 is reckoned in the series of Ecumenical councils by the Catholic Church. It was convoked by Pope Calixtus II in December, 1122, immediately after the Concordat of Worms.
1123, December · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent II
Lateran Council, 1st
The Council sought to: (a) bring an end to the practice of the conferring of ecclesiastical benefices by people who were laymen; (b) free the election of bishops and abbots from secular influence; (c) clarify the separation of spiritual and temporal affairs; (d) re-establish the
1123, December · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent II
Lateran Council, 1st
principle that spiritual authority resides solely in the Church; (e) abolish the claim of the emperors to influence papal elections.
1124, December 21st · Italy · Worms · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Honorius II
Pope
Apppointed Pope
1125, December 22nd · England · London · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Marriage
Marries Matilda, only daughter & heiress of Eustace III & Mary of Scotland
1135, December 1st · England · Lyons-la-Foret · House · House of Normandy · Henry I
Death of Henry I
Death of Henry I, a gastric attack after eating lampreys
1135, December 22nd · England · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Accession
Supported by the Barons who are opposed to a woman taking the throne
1135, December 22nd · England · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Death of Stephen
Death of Henry I, rides to Winchester to take control of the Treasury
1135, December 26th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Coronation
Crowned King of England, on St Stephens Day
1135, December 26th · England · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Succession
The oath of allegiance sworn to support Matilda is claimed to be invalid
1135, December 26th · Scotland · Northumberland · House · House of Canmore · David I
Invasion of Northumberland
Begins an Invasion of Northumberland
1135, December · England · Reading · House · House of Normandy · Henry I
Burial
Buried in the chancel of Reading Abbey
1141, December 25th · England · Canterbury · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Coronation
Again crowned King of England in Canterbury Cathedral by Archbishop Theobald
1141, December 25th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Matilda
Coronation
Crowned for a 2nd time with Stephen by Archbishop Theobald
1152, December 19th · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Marriage
Marries Eleanor of Aquitaine, daughter of the late Duke of Aquitaine
1152, December 19th · England · Poities · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Marriage
Henry IIs marriage is celebrated in the Cathedral of Poitiers. Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
1152, December 19th · England · Aquitaine · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Rule of Aquitaine
Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
1152, December 19th · England · Aquitaine · House · House of Plantagenet · Eleanor of Aquitaine
Dowry
Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
1152, December 19th · England · Poitiers · House · House of Plantagenet · Eleanor of Aquitaine
Marriage
Marries Henry II
1152, December 19th · England · Aquitaine · House · House of Plantagenet · Eleanor of Aquitaine
Rule of Aquitaine
Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
1153, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Blois · Stephen
Treaty of Westminster
Henry Plantagenet becomes Stephens heir. Allows Stephen to remain King of England for life
1154, December 4th · England · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Adrian IV
Pope
Appointed Pope, Cardinal Nicholas Breakspear, the only ever English Pope
1154, December 19th · England · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Accession
Accedes to the throne upon the death of his second cousin, Stephen
1154, December 19th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Coronation
Crowned in Westminster Abbey, "By The Grace Of God, Henry II, King Of England", thus the first to be crowned "King of England", as opposed to "King of the English".
1154, December 19th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Coronation
Henry used the title Rex Angliae, Dux Normaniae et Aquitaniae et Comes Andigaviae (King of England, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, Count of Anjou).
1154, December 19th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Coronation
The 1st Angevin King.
1154, December 19th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Coronation
The Count of Anjou, son of Matilda daughter of Henry I & Geoffrey Plantagenet.
1154, December 19th · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet · Henry II
Rex Angliae
Henry used the title Rex Angliae, Dux Normaniae et Aquitaniae et Comes Andigaviae (King of England, Duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, Count of Anjou)
1165, December 9th · Scotland · House · House of Canmore · Malcolm IV
Death of Malcolm IV
Death of Malcolm IV
1165, December 9th · Scotland · House · House of Canmore · William I the Lion
Coronation
Crowned King of Scotland
1170, December 29th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas a Becket
Assassination of Thomas a Becket
Murdered by 4 of Henry IIs knights at the alter of St Benedict, Canterbury cathedral
1170, December 29th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas a Becket
Death of Thomas a Becket
Death of Thomas a Becket, assassinated
1170, December · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas a Becket
Coronation
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry
1170, December · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas a Becket
Excommunication
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry
1189, December 5th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Richard I the Lionheart
International Agreement at London
Renounces claims to Scotland & frees William from agreements made with Henry II
1189, December 5th · England · Berwick · Government · Government of England · Richard I the Lionheart
Restores Berwick & Roxburgh castles to Scotland, in return William pays 10,000
Restores Berwick & Roxburgh castles to Scotland, in return William pays 10,000 marks
1189, December 5th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · William I the Lion
Succession
Succeeds as King of Scotland
1189, December 12th · England · London · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 3rd · Richard I the Lionheart
Mobilization
Embarks on the 3rd Crusade, heads for France & does not return for 4 years
1193, December 20th · England · Durenstein · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 3rd · Richard I the Lionheart
Arrest of Richard I the Lionheart
Held captive in Durenstein Castele 1193-1194
1193, December 20th · England · Vienna · Warfare · Holy Crusades, 3rd · Richard I the Lionheart
Arrest of Richard I the Lionheart
Captured by Leopold of Austria when returning back to England
1200, December 24th · Wales · Anglesey · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn I Fawr the Great
Capture of Anglesey
Captures Anglesey
1203, December · England · House · House of Plantagenet · John
Result of Surrender of King John
John returns to England seeking baronial support after yielding to the French.
1203, December · England · House · House of Plantagenet · John
Surrender of King John
Surrenders to the French in & returns to England to seek the support of the Barons
1204, December 11th · England · Norwich · House · House of Plantagenet · John
Election
Forces the election of Bishop Gray of Norwich
1204, December 12th · England · House · House of Beaumont · Waleran de Beaumont Warwick, 4th
Death of Waleran de Beaumont
Death of Waleran de Beaumont, 4th Earl of Warwick
1212, December 8th · England · House · House of Plantagenet · John
Plot
A plot to assassinate the King is exposed, its leaders flee into exile
1214, December 4th · Scotland · House · House of Canmore · William I the Lion
Death of William I the Lion
Death of William I the Lion
1214, December 4th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander II
Coronation
Crowned King of Scotland
1214, December 4th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander II
Succession
Succeeds as King of Scotland
1214, December 4th · Wales · Shrewsbury · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn I Fawr the Great
Capture of Shrewsbury
Captures Shrewsbury
1214, December · Scotland · Arbroath · House · House of Canmore · William I the Lion
Burial
Buried in Arbroath Abbey
1217, December 19th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander II
Homage
Pays homage to Henry III for his English lands
1221, December 18th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander II
Marriage
Alexander II marries Joanna, sister of Henry III
1240, December 6th · Mongolia · Kiev · Warfare · Military · Subatai Baadur
Siege of Kiev
Destroys the city of Kiev
1240, December 6th · Mongolia · Kiev · Warfare · Mongol War · Subotai
Siege of Kiev
Destroys Kiev after the Prince of Kiev refuses to surrender it
1241, December 1st · England · Foggia · House · House of Plantagenet · Isabella of England
Death of Isabella of England
Death of Isabella of England, dies in childbirth along with her newborn child
1241, December · Mongolia · Vienna · Warfare · Mongol-Empire War · Subatai Baadur
Invasion of Italy
The Mongols cross the Alps into Italy & approach Vienna up the Danube Valley
1241, December · Mongolia · Karakorum · Warfare · Mongol-Europe War · Ogatai
Death of Ogatai
Dies after the Battle of Liegnitz, the Mongols retire to Karakorum
1243, December 7th · England · House · House of Clare · Gilbert de Clare Gloucester, 8th
Birth of Gilbert the Red
Birth of Gilbert the Red
1250, December 13th · Germany · Fierentino · House · House of Hohenstaufen · Frederick II
Death of Frederick II
Death of Frederick II
1251, December 26th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander III
Knighthood
Alexander III is knighted by Henry III
1251, December 26th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Alexander III
Marriage
Alexander III marries Princess Margaret, Henry IIIs daughter
1251, December 26th · Scotland · House · House of Dunkeld · Margaret
Marriage
Marries Alexander III
1254, December 7th · Italy · Foggia · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent IV
Battle of Foggia
Death of Innocent IV, it was on a sick bed at Naples that Innocent IV heard of Manfreds victory at Foggia against the Papal forces, said to have precipitated his death
1254, December 7th · Italy · Naples · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent IV
Death of Innocent IV
Death of Innocent IV, it was on a sick bed at Naples that Innocent IV heard of Manfreds victory at Foggia against the Papal forces, said to have precipitated his death
1259, December 4th · England · Aquitaine · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry III
Rule of Aquitaine
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry agrees to pay homage to Louis IX for Aquitaine
1259, December 4th · England · Gascony · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry III
Rule of Gascony
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry agrees to pay homage to Louis IX for Gascony
1259, December 4th · England · Paris · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry III
Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris is followed by 30 years of peace between France & England. Pays homage to Louis IX for Gascony & Aquitaine. Gives up Normandy, Maine, Anjou & Poitou
1259, December 4th · France · Maine · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Louis IX
Rule of Maine
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry III gives up his claim to Maine
1259, December 4th · France · Anjou · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Louis IX
Rule of Normandy
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry III gives up his claim to Anjou
1259, December 4th · France · Normandy · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Louis IX
Rule of Normandy
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry III gives up his claim to Normandy
1259, December 4th · France · Poitou · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Louis IX
Rule of Poitou
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry III gives up his claim to Poitou
1259, December 4th · France · Paris · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Louis IX
Treaty of Paris
Henry III pays homage to Louis IX for Gascony & Aquitaine. Henry III gives up claims to Normandy, Maine, Anjou & Poitou
1263, December 15th · Scotland · Western Isles · Warfare · Viking Invasions · Alexander III
Invasion of Western Isles
Haakon is forced to leave the Western Isles & dies on is way to the Orkneys
1263, December · England · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd · Henry III
Provisions of Oxford
Both sides agree to submit the Provisions of Oxford to Louis IX for judgement
1265, December · England · Wallingford · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd · Warin de Bassingborn
Siege of Wallingford
Tries in vain to rescue Prince Edward from Wallingford Castle
1267, December · England · Kenilworth · Warfare · Military · Edward I
Siege of Kenilworth
The rebels at Kenilworth Castle surrender & accept the Dictum of Kenilworth
1276, December · England · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Invasion of Wales
Edward I defeats Llywelyn III whose principality is limited to west of Snowdonia
1276, December · England · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn III
Invasion of Wales
Edward I defeats Llywelyn III whose principality is limited to west of Snowdonia
1276, December · England · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn III
Rule of Wales
Edward I defeats Llywelyn III whose principality is limited to west of Snowdonia
1282, December 11th · Wales · Irfon Bridge · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn III
Battle of Irfon Bridge
Death of Llywelyn III, during a skirmish with the English at Irfon Bridge
1282, December 11th · Wales · Builth · Warfare · England War · Llywelyn III
Death of Llywelyn III
Death of Llywelyn III, during a skirmish with the English at Irfon Bridge
1290, December 11th · England · Builth · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Death of Edward I
Death of Llewelyn, killed in battle
1290, December 11th · England · Builth · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Reballion of Rebels in Builth
Defeats & kills Llewelyn, 1st recorded use of archers armed with the longbow
1292, December 26th · Scotland · House · House of Balliol · John Balliol
Homage
Pays homage to Edward I at Newcastle in the castle hall
1292, December · Scotland · Newcastle · House · House of Balliol · John Balliol
Homage
Pays homage to Edward I at Newcastle
1294, December · England · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Invasion of Wales
Invades Wales
1295, December 7th · England · House · House of Clare · Gilbert de Clare Gloucester, 8th
Death of Gilbert de Clare
Death of Gilbert the Red
1296, December · Scotland · Warfare · England War · William Douglas
Arrest of William Douglas
William Douglas is released
1297, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · William Wallace
Knighthood
Returns to Scotland & is knighted
1297, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · William Wallace
Arrest of John Balliol
Guardian of the Scotish Kingdom during the imprisonment of King Baliol
1297, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · William Wallace
Warden
Appointed Warden of Scotland
1300, December · England · Northampton · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Invasion of Scotland
Edward I retreats from Scotland & spends the winter at Northampton
1303, December · England · Dunfermline Abbey · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Invasion of Scotland
Edward spends the winter months at Dunfermline Abbey where he plans an attack on Stirling Castle
1303, December · England · Dunfermline · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Invasion of Scotland
Winters at Dunfermline
1303, December · England · Perth · Warfare · England War · Edward II
Invasion of Scotland
Edward II winters at Perth
1307, December · England · Lanercost · Warfare · England War · Edward I
Lanercost Priory
Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle
1307, December · England · Lanercost · Warfare · England War · Edward II
Invasion of Scotland
Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle
1310, December 3rd · Czech Republic · Prague · House · House of Luxembourg · John of Bohemia
Deposition of Henry of Carinthia
Henry of Carinthia was driven from Bohemia as John established Luxembourg rule in the kingdom.
1310, December 3rd · Czech Republic · Prague · Warfare · Civil War · John of Bohemia
Capture of Prague
John's supporters gained control of Prague and displaced the government of Henry of Carinthia.
1311, December 13th · Spain · Salamanca · House · House of Leon & Castille · Alfonso XI the Avenger
Birth of Alfonso XI the Avenger
Birth of Alfonso XI the Avenger, son of Ferdinand IV
1312, December 22nd · England · House · House of Plantagenet · Edward II
Reballion of Barons
Pardons the Earl of Lancaster the leader of the Barons revolt
1312, December 22nd · England · Warfare · Military · Edward II
Reballion of Barons
Pardons the Earl of Lancaster the leader of the Barons revolt
1325, December · England · Paris · House · House of Mortimer · Roger Mortimer
Reunion with Isabella
Roger Mortimer reunited with Queen Isabella at the French court, where their political partnership became central to opposition against Edward II.
1327, December 23rd · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet · Philippa of Hainault
Marriage
Philippa and her retinue arrive in England in December 1327 escorted by her uncle, John of Hainaut. On 23 December she reaches London where a "rousing reception was accorded her"
1328, December · Italy · Viterbo · Warfare · Papal Imperial Conflict · Giovanni Orsini
Campaign against Imperialists
Cardinal Orsini campaigns against imperial positions in central Italy
1330, December · England · Castle Rising · House · House of Plantagenet · Edward III
Isabella Retired
Removes Isabella from political power after taking control of government
1331, December 27th · Poland · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Wladyslaw I
Battle of Plowce
Wladyslaw Lokietek and his son Casimir both lead the Polish army against the Teutonic Knights and inflict upon them the 1st defeat. After Plowce, the Teutonic Knights return to Torun
1331, December 27th · Poland · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Wladyslaw I
Teutonic Knights
Wladyslaw Lokietek and his son Casimir both lead the Polish army against the Teutonic Knights and inflict upon them the 1st defeat. After Plowce, the Teutonic Knights return to Torun
1332, December 19th · Scotland · Arran · House · House of Balliol · John Balliol
Exile of John Balliol
Forced to flee by the Earl of Moray & Sir Archibald Douglas, supporters of David Bruce
1332, December 27th · Germany · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Dietrich von Altenburg
Battle of Plowce
The Germans under Dietrich von Altenburg arrive near the blockaded peasant town of Plowce & launch an attack
1332, December 27th · Germany · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Reuss von Plauen
Battle of Plowce
The Germans retreat to Torun, their losses climbi to 1/3rd dead of all their knights taking part in the war. Reuss von Plauen, commander of the army and 40 knights are captured by the Poles
1332, December 27th · Poland · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Ladislas IV
Battle of Plowce
Wladyslaw Lokietek and his son Casimir both lead the Polish army against the Teutonic Knights and inflict upon them the 1st defeat. After Plowce, the Teutonic Knights return to Torun
1332, December 27th · Poland · Plowce · Warfare · Poland-Teuton War · Ladislas IV
Teutonic Knights
Wladyslaw Lokietek and his son Casimir both lead the Polish army against the Teutonic Knights and inflict upon them the 1st defeat. After Plowce, the Teutonic Knights return to Torun
1332, December · Scotland · Annan · House · House of Douglas · Archibald Douglas Douglas, 3rd
Exile of Archibald Douglas
Beseiges Edward Balliol at Annan & with Archibal Douglads drives him out of Scotland
1333, December · England · Durham · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Richard Bury
Bishop of Durham
Richard of Bury is appointed Bishop of Durham
1334, December 4th · Italy · Avignon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · John XXII
Death of John XXII
John XXII died at Avignon after an eighteen-year pontificate.
1334, December 20th · France · Avignon · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Benedict XII
Election as Pope
The cardinals elected Jacques Fournier pope, and he took the name Benedict XII.
1349, December 20th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Simon Islip
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1349, December 20th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Simon Islip
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1360, December 16th · England · House · House of Bohun · William de Bohun Northampton, 1st
Death of William de Bohun
Death of William de Bohun, 1st Earl of Northampton
1372, December 1st · France · Poitou · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Philip IV
Capture of Poitou
Philip IV captures Poitou
1376, December 25th · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet · Edward III
Succession
Names Richard II as his successor
1376, December 25th · England · London · House · House of Plantagenet · Richard II
Succession
Edward III names Richard II as his successor, then aged 10
1386, December 19th · England · Radcot Bridge · Warfare · Military · Richard II
Battle of Radcot Bridge
Gloucester & Bolingbroke defeat the Royalists under de Vere & the Earl of Suffolk
1419, December 22nd · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · John XXIII
Abdication
Deposed and tried for crimes
1419, December 25th · England · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry V
Peace Treaty
Peace is agreed between England & France
1421, December 6th · England · Windsor Castle · House · House of Lancaster · Henry V
Birth of Henry VI
Birth of Henry VI, son of Henry V & Catherine of Valois
1421, December 6th · England · House · House of Lancaster · Henry VI
Birth of only child
The only child of Henry V & Catherine of Valois is born at Windsor
1421, December 6th · England · Windsor Castle · House · House of Lancaster · Catherine of Valois
Birth of Henry VI
Birth of Henry VI, son of Henry V & Catherine of Valois
1426, December 27th · England · Greenwich · House · House of Beaufort · Thomas de Beaufort Exeter, 1st
Death of Thomas de Beaufort
Death of Thomas de Beaufort
1426, December 31st · England · House · House of Beaufort · Thomas Beaufort Exeter, 2nd
Death of Thomas Beaufort
Death of Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter
1430, December 23rd · France · Rouen · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Joan of Arc
Arrest of Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation Government
1430, December 23rd · France · Rouen · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Charles VII
Arrest of Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation Government
1431, December 2nd · England · Paris · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry VI
Coronation
Crowned as Henry II of France, under the terms of the Treaty of Troyes
1431, December 2nd · France · Paris · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Charles VII
Coronation
Crowned as Henry II of France, under the terms of the Treaty of Troyes
1431, December 12th · England · Paris · House · House of Lancaster · Henry VI
Coronation
Crowned as Henry II of France, under the terms of the Treaty of Troyes
1432, December 2nd · England · Paris · House · House of Lancaster · Henry VI
Coronation
Crowned in Paris as King of France at Notre Dame
1444, December 22nd · England · Maine · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry VI
Capture of Maine
Promises to hand-over Maine to France in a personal letter to Charles VII
1449, December · England · Harfleur · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Henry VI
Capture of Harfleur
The French recapture Harfleur, Henry Vs 1st conquest in France
1453, December 25th · France · Paris · Warfare · Hundred Years War · Charles VI
Peace
A peace Treaty is signed between England & France
1455, December 25th · England · London · House · House of York · Richard York, 3rd
Dismissal
Dismissed from power by the Queen & Edmund Beaufort the 2nd Duke of Somerset
1460, December 21st · England · Wakefield · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · John Beaufort Somerset, 3rd
Battle of Wakefield
Helps defeat the Yorkists when they sail from Sandal castle
1460, December 21st · England · Wakefield · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · Richard York, 3rd
Battle of Wakefield
Killed in battle while quelling a Northern rebellion
1460, December 21st · England · Wakefield · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · Richard York, 3rd
Death of Richard
Death of Richard Duke of York, killed at the Battle of Wakefield
1460, December 21st · England · York · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · Richard York, 3rd
Death of Richard
Richards head is placed over a York city gate with a paper crown on it
1460, December 21st · England · Wakefield · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · Edward IV
Battle of Wakefield
Richard Duke of York is killed & succeeded by his son Edward who becomes Duke of York
1463, December 2nd · Austria · Vienna · House · House of Habsburg · Albert VI Habsburg
Death of Albert VI
His death allows Frederick III to recover Austrian authority.
1470, December 13th · England · Angers Cathedral · House · House of Neville · Anne Neville
Marriage
Anne Neville marries Edward of Westminster, the Lancastrian heir to the throne of Englandm, making her Princess of Wales
1470, December 13th · England · Angers Cathedral · House · House of Neville · Anne Neville
Princess of Wales
Anne Neville marries Edward of Westminster, the Lancastrian heir to the throne of Englandm, making her Princess of Wales
1473, December · England · Hammes · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · John de Vere Oxford, 14th
Arrest of John de Vere
Imprisoned by the Royalists in Hammes Castle
1483, December 25th · England · Rennes · House · House of Tudor · Henry VII
Marriage Pledge to Elizabeth of York
At Rennes, Henry Tudor publicly promises to marry Elizabeth of York if he secures the English crown.
1483, December 25th · England · Rennes · Warfare · Wars of the Roses · Henry VII
Exile of Henry VII
While in Brittany, Henry Tudor pledges to marry Elizabeth of York, attracting Yorkist opponents of Richard III.
1483, December · England · Rennes · House · House of York · Elizabeth Woodville
Succession
Henry Tudor agrees to the plan to unite the Houses of York & Lancaster and in December 1483 publicly swore an oath to that effect in the cathedral in Rennes, France
1484, December 5th · Germany · Germany · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Heinrich Kramer
Summis Desiderantes
Heinrich Kramer receives papal support for inquisitorial authority against suspected witchcraft in German dioceses.
1484, December 5th · Germany · Germany · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Jacob Sprenger
Summis Desiderantes
Jacob Sprenger is named with Heinrich Kramer in the papal bull supporting witchcraft prosecutions.
1484, December 5th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent VIII
Summis Desiderantes
Its direct purport was to ratify the powers already conferred upon Henry Institoris and James Sprenger, to deal with witchcraft as well as heresy, and it called upon the Bishop of Strasbourg to lend the inquisitors all possible support
1484, December 5th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent VIII
Summis Desiderantes
The bull sought to remedy this jurisdictional dispute by specifically identifying the dioceses of Mainz, Cologne, Trier, Salzburg, and Bremen. Issues a bull against witchcraft. Innocent's Bull enacted nothing new.
1484, December 5th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent VIII
Summis Desiderantes
The bull was written in response to the request of Dominican Inquisitor Heinrich Kramer for explicit authority to prosecute witchcraft in Germany, after he was refused assistance by the local ecclesiastical authorities, who maintained that as the letter of deputation did not specifically mention where
1484, December 5th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Innocent VIII
Summis Desiderantes
the inquisitors may operate, they could not legally exercise their functions in their areas.
1485, December 16th · England · Bedford · House · House of Tudor · Jasper Tudor Pembroke, 17th
Peerage
Created Duke of Bedford, 3rd, by Henry VII
1491, December 21st · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VII
Peace
A truce is signed between England & Scotland, a 5 yr peace
1491, December 21st · Scotland · Coldstream · House · House of Stewart · James IV
Peace
A truce is signed between England & Scotland, a 5 year peace
1492, December 24th · Spain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Christopher Colombus
Santa Maria
The Santa Maria runs aground in Haiti
1492, December 24th · Spain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Christopher Colombus
Sinking of Santa Maria - Fort Navidad Salvage
Timbers salvaged from Santa Maria were used to build La Navidad after the flagship grounded off Hispaniola.
1492, December 24th · Spain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Christopher Colombus
Sinking of Santa Maria
The Santa Maria runs aground in Haiti
1492, December · Spain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Christopher Colombus
Discovery of Haiti
Lands on Hati believing this to be Cipango, Asia & would have great quantities of gold
1494, December 1st · England · Drogheda · Government · Government of England · Edward Poynings
Constitution of England
All Irish laws must be approved by the Privy Council
1494, December 1st · England · Drogheda · Government · Government of England · Edward Poynings
Legislation
Passes Poynings Law in the Irish Parliament
1495, December 26th · England · House · House of Tudor · Jasper Tudor Pembroke, 17th
Death of Jasper Tudor
Death of Jasper Tudor
1502, December 26th · England · Ipswich · Government · Government of England · Henry VII
Edmund de la Pole Outlawed
Edmund de la Pole is proclaimed an outlaw as Henry acts against another Yorkist claimant living abroad.
1503, December 26th · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Succession
Pope Julius grants dispensation for Henry to marry Catherine
1503, December 26th · England · House · House of Tudor · Catherine of Aragon
Marriage
Pope Julius grants dispensation for Henry to marry Catherine
1503, December 28th · England · Garigliano · Warfare · Italian Wars · Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st
Battle of Garigliano
A mercenary who marches with the French army to Italy, where he fights in the Battle of Garigliano
1503, December 28th · Italy · Garigliano · Warfare · Italian Wars · Prospero Colonna
Battle of Garigliano
Serves in de Cordobas Spanish army during their victory against the French
1503, December · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Julius II
Reformation, The
Julius issued a dispensation allowing Henry VIII of England to marry Catherine of Aragon. Catherine had been married to Henry's deceased brother Prince Arthur but maintained she had remained a virgin during the marriage. 20 years later Henry sought to have his marriage annulled, claiming that the dispensation should never have been issued. The refusal of Pope Clement VII to grant the annulment led to the English Reformation
1507, December 21st · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VII
Marriage
Henry VII signs a marriage Treaty between his daughter Mary & Archduke Charles
1507, December 21st · England · House · House of Tudor · Mary
Marriage
Henry VII signs a marriage Treaty between his daughter Mary & Archduke Charles
1510, December 28th · England · Chislehurst · House · House of Tudor · Nicholas Bacon
Birth of Nicholas Bacon
Nicholas Bacon is born and later serves Elizabeth I as Lord Keeper of the Great Seal and a senior member of her government.
1513, December · England · London · Science · Medicine · Henry VIII
Health of Henry VIII
Suffers from smallpox
1514, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Catherine of Aragon
Birth of son
Gives birth to a son who lives for just a few days
1514, December · England · England · House · House of Tudor · Catherine of Aragon
Catherine's Pregnancy Ends in Stillbirth
Another pregnancy ends without a surviving child, further weakening hopes that Catherine will provide a second-generation Tudor prince.
1515, December 2nd · Spain · House · House of Cordoba · Gonzalo Fernendez de Cordoba
Death of Gonzalo Fernendez de Cordoba
Death of Gonzalo Fernendez de Cordoba
1515, December 22nd · England · Government · Government of England · William Warham
Resignation of William Warham
Resigns as Lord Chancellor. Did not approve of the marriage between Henry VIII & Catherine of Aragon
1515, December 22nd · England · London · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Dissolution of Parliament
Henry VIIIs 3rd Parliament closes
1515, December 24th · England · Eltham · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wolsey
Inauguration
Sworn in as Lord Chancellor before Henry VIII at the chapel at Eltham
1515, December 24th · England · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wolsey
Lord Chancellor
Lives in splendor at the palaces of Whitehall & Hampton court. Appointed Lord Chancellor
1518, December · Spain · London · House · House of Habsburg · Charles V
Accession to Treaty
Adheres to the wider European peace arrangements promoted through the Treaty of London.
1518, December · Spain · London · House · House of Habsburg · Charles V
Collective Defence Commitment
Joins the wider peace league and accepts the collective obligations attached to the Treaty of London.
1519, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Reform of Royal Household
Orders Wolsey to reform his household & make it more profitable
1520, December 10th · Germany · Wittenberg · Religion · Protestant Church · Martin Luther
Lutheran Church
Publicly burns the Papal Bull at Wittenberg
1520, December 10th · Germany · Wittenberg · Religion · Protestant Church · Martin Luther
Papal Bull
Publicly burns the Papal Bull at Wittenberg during the Reformation
1521, December 13th · Italy · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Sixtus V
Death of Sixtus V
Birth of Sixtus V, Felice Peretti di Montalto, in the Papal States
1521, December · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Leo X
Death of Leo X
Death of Leo X
1521, December · Spain · Worms · House · House of Habsburg · Charles V
Edict of Worms
In December 1521, Jacob Probst, prior of the Augustinian monastery in Antwerp, was the first Luther-supporting cleric to be arrested and prosecuted under the terms of the Worms Edict.
1521, December · Spain · Worms · House · House of Habsburg · Charles V
Edict of Worms
In the Low Countries (comprising modern-day Belgium, Luxembourg, and The Netherlands), the Edict was initially enforced against Luther's most active supporters.
1521, December · Spain · Worms · House · House of Habsburg · Charles V
Edict of Worms
This could be done because these countries were under the direct reign of Emperor Charles V and his appointed regent, Margaret of Austria, Duchess of Savoy (and Charles's aunt).
1522, December 1st · Turkey · Rhodes · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Siege of Rhodes
Begins negotiations after heavy losses on both sides
1522, December 15th · Turkey · Rhodes · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Siege of Rhodes
Peace negotiations break down & the siege continues
1522, December 18th · Turkey · Rhodes · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Siege of Rhodes
Breaks into the city of Rhodes
1522, December 20th · Turkey · Rhodes · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Siege of Rhodes
Resumes negotiations
1522, December · Turkey · Rhodes · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Siege of Rhodes
Suleyman I the Magnificent captures Rhodes
1525, December · England · Eltham · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Ordinance
Wolsey & Henry VIII draw up the "Eltham Ordinances" to reform the Household & Chamber
1525, December · England · Eltham · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Plague
Spends a "still Christmas" away from the plague
1529, December 8th · England · Wiltshire · House · House of Boleyn · Thomas Boleyn Wiltshire, 1st
Peerage
Created Earl of Wiltshire
1529, December 8th · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Peerage
Creates Thomas Boleyn Earl of Wiltshire
1529, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Palsgrave
Arrest of John Palsgrave
Attacks Wolsey in the House of Lords for arrogance & misrule
1529, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wolsey
Arrest of Thomas Wolsey
Attacked in the House of Lords by John Palsgrave for arrogance & misrule
1530, December 2nd · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Salt Pension Cash Conversion
Converts a French obligation involving annual salt into a fixed cash payment under a new financial treaty.
1530, December 26th · India · House · House of Mogul · Babur
Death of Babur
Death of Zahir al-Din Mohammed Babur Shah, founder of the Moguls dynasty, India, Babur leaves power to his son Humayun
1532, December · England · Calais · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Visit to Calais
Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn visit Francis I of France in Calais
1532, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Anne Boleyn
Pregnancy
Becomes pregnant with Henry VIIIs child after a visit to Calais to meet Francis I
1533, December · England · Government · Government of England · Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st
Reformation Parliament
The King authorizes Cromwell to discredit the papacy and the Pope is attacked throughout the nation in sermons and pamphlets
1533, December · England · Government · Government of England · Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st
Reformation, The
The King authorizes Cromwell to discredit the papacy and the Pope is attacked throughout the nation in sermons and pamphlets
1533, December · England · Hatfield · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Household of Elizabeth
Mary is placed in the household of the infant Princess Elizabeth
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
First Fruits and Tenths Act
The First Fruits and Tenths Act diverts clerical revenues formerly linked to Rome to the English Crown.
1534, December 18th · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Henrician Treasons Act Enacted
Parliament expands treason law to protect Henry's royal title, marriage settlement and ecclesiastical supremacy from defined forms of opposition.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
Refusal to swear the succession oath becomes a grave political and religious offence.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
Refusal to swear the succession oath is treated as treason against the king's authority.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
The Act requires recognition of Anne Boleyn as Henry VIII's lawful wife and of her children as legitimate heirs.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
The Oath to the Succession Act receives royal assent, requiring subjects to swear to the succession settlement.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
The Oath to the Succession Act requires subjects to swear obedience to Henry VIII's succession settlement.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Oath of Succession
The Oath to the Succession Act requires subjects to swear to Henry VIII's succession settlement.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treason
The Treasons Act receives royal assent and makes malicious denial of Henry VIII's supremacy punishable as high treason.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treasons Act
The Act makes it treason to deny maliciously the king's royal supremacy and lawful titles.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treasons Act
The Act makes resistance to the royal supremacy and succession settlement punishable as high treason.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treasons Act
The Treasons Act makes malicious denial of the king's royal supremacy and titles punishable as high treason.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treasons Act
The Treasons Act receives royal assent and creates new statutory offences of high treason.
1534, December 18th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treasons Act
The Treasons Act receives royal assent, reinforcing the succession settlement by criminalising opposition to Henry's authority.
1534, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
First Fruits and Tenths Transferred to Crown
Parliament transfers clerical first fruits and annual tenths from papal authority to the English Crown.
1534, December · Turkey · Baghdad · Warfare · Suleymans West War · Suleyman I the Magnificent
Capture of Baghdad
Suleyman I the Magnificent captures Baghdad
1535, December · Peru · Cuzco · Warfare · Military · Manco II
Arrest of Manco II
The Pizarro brothers so mistreated Manco Inca that he ultimately tried to escape, he failed, is captured and imprisoned but released two months later on the behalf of the Spaniards to please their Inca subjects
1535, December · Peru · Cuzco · Warfare · Military · Manco II
Rule of Peru
The Pizarro brothers so mistreated Manco Inca that he ultimately tried to escape, he failed, is captured and imprisoned but released two months later on the behalf of the Spaniards to please their Inca subjects
1536, December 4th · England · Pontefract · House · House of Tudor · Robert Aske
Pontefract Articles Presented
The rebel leadership presents a detailed programme demanding religious restoration, limits on government ministers and redress of northern grievances.
1536, December 5th · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Reginald Pole
Cardinal
Appointed Cardinal by Pope Paul III
1536, December 7th · England · Northern England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
General Pardon Offered to Pilgrims
Henry VIII offers a general pardon to most participants after the rebel army disperses under promises that a parliament will consider northern complaints.
1536, December 8th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Legislation
The Poor Law is enacted
1536, December 8th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Poor Law
The Poor Law is enacted
1536, December 8th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Reform of Poor Relief
The Poor Law is enacted
1536, December · England · Pontefract · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Articles of Pontefract
The rebels set out demands including restoration of monasteries and removal of Cromwell and other royal councillors.
1536, December · England · Pontefract · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Articles of Pontefract
The rebels set out demands including restoration of monasteries and removal of Thomas Cromwell.
1536, December · England · Doncaster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Negotiations
The Duke of Norfolk negotiates with the Pilgrimage of Grace rebels and offers a royal pardon.
1536, December · England · Doncaster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Negotiations
The Duke of Norfolk negotiates with the rebels after their forces confront royal troops near Doncaster.
1536, December · England · Doncaster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Pardon
The Pilgrimage of Grace disperses after promises of pardon and a future parliament in the north.
1536, December · England · Doncaster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Pardon
The rebels disperse after promises of a royal pardon and a parliament to consider their grievances.
1536, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Pregnancy
Jane Seymour announces that she is pregnant
1536, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Robert Aske
Aske Invited to Royal Court
Aske travels to meet Henry VIII and explains the rebels' grievances while believing the king intends a genuine reconciliation.
1536, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Jane Seymour
Pregnancy
Jane Seymour announces that she is pregnant
1536, December · England · Warfare · Military · Henry VIII
Arrest of Rebel leaders
Orders the arrest of the rebel leaders
1538, December 2nd · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry Pole 1st Baron Montagu
Montagu Attainder
Henry Pole is attainted for treason as the crown broadens the Exeter conspiracy case against relatives and associates of Cardinal Reginald Pole.
1538, December 3rd · England · Westminster Hall · House · House of Tudor · Henry Courtenay 1st Marquess of Exeter
Exeter Conspiracy Trial
Courtenay is tried by his peers on treason charges centred on correspondence and conversations with members of the Pole family, then condemned to death.
1538, December 8th · England · Tower Hill · House · House of Tudor · Edward Neville
Execution of Edward Neville
Edward Neville is beheaded for treason after being implicated in the political network surrounding the Exeter conspiracy.
1538, December 9th · England · Tower Hill · House · House of Tudor · Henry Courtenay
Execution of Henry Courtenay
Henry Courtenay is beheaded after being accused of treason and dynastic opposition connected with the Exeter conspiracy.
1538, December 17th · England · Rome · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Defender of the Faith
Pope Paul III excommunicates Henry VIII after the break with Rome and rejection of papal authority.
1538, December 17th · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Excommunication
Excommunicated by Pope Paul III
1538, December 17th · Italy · Vatican · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Paul III
Excommunication
Excommunicates Henry VIII
1538, December · England · Religion · Church of England · Henry VIII
Reformation, The
At the end of 1538, a proclamation is issued forbidding free discussion of the Sacrament and forbidding clerical marriage, on pain of death
1539, December 29th · England · Dover · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st
Marriage
A Parliamentary committee is established to examine doctrine and the Duke of Norfolk presents six questions for the House to consider, which pass as the Act of Six Articles reaffirming a traditional view of the Mass, the Sacraments and the priesthood
1539, December 29th · England · Dover · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Cromwell Essex, 1st
Reformation, The
A Parliamentary committee is established to examine doctrine and the Duke of Norfolk presents six questions for the House to consider, which pass as the Act of Six Articles reaffirming a traditional view of the Mass, the Sacraments and the priesthood
1539, December 31st · England · Rochester · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Marriage
Anne of Cleves arrives in Rochester
1539, December 31st · England · Rochester · House · House of Tudor · Anne of Cleves
Marriage
Anne of Cleves arrives in Rochester
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Francis Dereham
Death of Francis Dereham
Death of Francis Dereham, executed for treason
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Francis Dereham
Execution
Executed after Catherine Howard admits prenuptial unchastity with Dereham & Culpepper
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Francis Dereham
Treason
Death of Francis Dereham, executed for treason
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Culpeper
Death of Thomas Culpeper
Death of Thomas Culpeper, executed for treason
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Culpeper
Treason
Death of Thomas Culpeper, executed for treason
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Culpepper
Execution
Executed after Catherine Howard confesses unchastity with Dereham & Culpepper
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Execution
Thomas Culpeper is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard. Francis Dereham is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard
1541, December 10th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treason
Thomas Culpeper is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard. Francis Dereham is executed for treason, an alleged lover of Catherine Howard
1542, December 8th · France · Linlithgow · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Guise
Birth of Mary Queen of Scots
Gives birth at Linlithgow Palace to Mary, the future Queen of Scots and heir to the Scottish crown.
1542, December 8th · Scotland · Linlithgow · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Birth of Mary of Scots
Is born at Linlithgow Palace to James V and Mary of Guise.
1542, December 8th · Scotland · Linlithgow Palace · House · House of Tudor · Mary Stuart Mary, Queen of Scots
Birth of Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart is born at Linlithgow Palace and becomes Queen of Scots within days, later emerging as a major claimant to the English succession.
1542, December 14th · France · Falkland · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Guise
Widowhood of Mary of Guise
Becomes queen dowager when James V dies at Falkland, leaving their six-day-old daughter Mary as Queen of Scots.
1542, December 14th · Scotland · Scotland · House · House of Hamilton · James Hamilton
Heir Presumptive
Becomes heir presumptive behind the infant Queen Mary, strengthening his claim to lead the Scottish government.
1542, December 14th · Scotland · Falkland · House · House of Stewart · James V
Death of James V
Dies at Falkland Palace six days after the birth of his daughter Mary, leaving the Scottish crown to the infant queen.
1542, December 14th · Scotland · Scotland · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Succession of Mary of Scots
Succeeds James V as Queen of Scots at six days old.
1542, December 22nd · Scotland · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · James Hamilton
Governor of Scotland
Is chosen Governor of Scotland during the minority of Mary Queen of Scots and takes responsibility for royal government.
1542, December 28th · England · London · Warfare · Military · Edward Seymour
Lord High Admiral
Is appointed Lord High Admiral late in 1542 and assumes senior responsibility for English naval affairs.
1542, December · China · Beijing · House · House of Ming · Jiajing
Aftermath of Renyin Palace Plot
Orders severe punishment after recovering from the assassination attempt; women accused of involvement are executed.
1542, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Marriage Project for Mary
Promotes a future marriage between Prince Edward and the infant Queen Mary, seeking a dynastic settlement favorable to England.
1542, December · England · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Release of Scottish Prisoners
Allows captured Scottish nobles to return home under political conditions, seeking to turn prisoners from Solway Moss into supporters of English policy.
1542, December · Scotland · Falkland · House · House of Stewart · James V
Final Illness of James V
Retires to Falkland Palace seriously ill after the Solway Moss crisis; his condition worsens while he awaits news of the royal birth.
1543, December 9th · Scotland · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Coronation
Crowned in Stirling castle at the age of 9 months
1543, December 11th · England · Greenwich · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Scotland reverts to pro-French & Catholic policies
Scotland reverts to pro-French & Catholic policies after the escape of Cardinal Beaton
1543, December 11th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Scottish Policy Hardens
Turns increasingly toward coercion after the marriage treaty collapses.
1543, December 11th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treaty of Greenwich Rejected
Receives news that Scotland has rejected the Greenwich settlement.
1543, December 11th · England · Edinburgh · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Treaty of Greenwich
The Scottish Parliament rejects the Treaty of Greenwich and the proposed marriage alliance with England.
1543, December 11th · England · Edinburgh · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
The Scottish Parliament rejects the Treaty of Greenwich and the proposed Edward and Mary marriage.
1543, December 11th · England · Edinburgh · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Treaty of Greenwich
The Scottish Parliament rejects the Treaty of Greenwich and the proposed Edward and Mary marriage.
1543, December 11th · England · Greenwich · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Treaty of Greenwich
The treaties of Greenwich are not ratified by Scotland
1543, December 11th · Scotland · Greenwich · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Treaty of Greenwich
Marie of Guise & the Scottish Parliament repudiate the Treaty of Greenwich
1543, December 15th · Scotland · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · David Beaton
Alliance Scottish Parliament and France by approving a new Treaty
The Scottish Parliament renews its alliance with France by approving a new Treaty
1543, December 15th · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · David Beaton
Auld Alliance Renewed
Supports renewal of Scotland's traditional alliance with France.
1543, December 15th · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · David Beaton
French Alliance Restored
The Scottish Parliament reaffirms the French connection after rejecting Greenwich.
1543, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Declaration of War
War is declared by Henry in an attempt to force the Scots to agree to a marriage between Edward and the infant queen, thereby creating a new alliance between Scotland and England
1543, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Declaration of War
Henry VIII prepares war against Scotland after the rejection of the Greenwich marriage settlement.
1543, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
Following it's break with Rome, England decided to attack Scotland, partly to destroy the Auld Alliance, and prevent Scotland being used as a springboard for future invasion by France.
1543, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
The Rough Wooing is a war between Scotland and England.
1543, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
partly to weaken Scotland, and partly to force Scotland to agree to a marriage alliance between its child Queen Mary and the English heir apparent Edward, son of King Henry VIII.
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Delaration of War
War is declared by Henry in an attempt to force the Scots to agree to a marriage between Edward and the infant queen, thereby creating a new alliance between Scotland and England
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
Following it's break with Rome, England decided to attack Scotland, partly to destroy the Auld Alliance, and prevent Scotland being used as a springboard for future invasion by France.
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
The Rough Wooing is a war between Scotland and England.
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
partly to weaken Scotland, and partly to force Scotland to agree to a marriage alliance between its child Queen Mary and the English heir apparent Edward, son of King Henry VIII.
1543, December · England · Borders · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
English policy shifts from negotiation to coercion after Scotland refuses the Greenwich settlement.
1543, December · England · London · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
Henry VIII treats Scotland's rejection of the Treaty of Greenwich as a breach of the marriage settlement.
1543, December · England · London · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Invasion of Scotland
The renewal of Scottish links with France strengthens Henry VIII's fear of a hostile northern frontier.
1543, December · England · London · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Rough Wooing Begins
Prepares military action after Scotland rejects the marriage settlement.
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Rough Wooing
Following it's break with Rome, England decided to attack Scotland, partly to destroy the Auld Alliance, and prevent Scotland being used as a springboard for future invasion by France, partly to weaken Scotland, and partly to force Scotland to agree to a marriage alliance between its child Queen Mary and the English heir apparent Edward, son of King Henry VIII
1543, December · England · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Rough Wooing
The Rough Wooing is a war between Scotland and England
1543, December · England · London · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
Treaty of Greenwich
Henry VIII treats Scotland's rejection of the treaty as justification for renewed war and the Rough Wooing.
1543, December · England · London · Warfare · England War · Henry VIII
War against Scotland
The failed diplomacy develops into the conflict known as the Rough Wooing.
1543, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Government · Government of Scotland · David Beaton
Treaty of Greenwich
Annulls the Treaty of Greenwich
1543, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Government · Government of Scotland · James Hamilton Arran, 2nd
Treaty of Greenwich
Appoints Mary & Beaton to the Regency Council & re-enters the Roman Church
1543, December · Scotland · Greenwich · Government · Government of Scotland · James Hamilton Arran, 2nd
Treaty of Greenwich
Persuaded by Cardinal Beaton to nullify the Treaty of Greenwich
1543, December · Scotland · Stirling · Government · Treaty of Greenwich · Mary of Guise
Treaty Opposed
Mary opposes English plans to marry her daughter to Edward VI
1545, December 7th · England · Temple Newsam · House · House of Tudor · Henry Stuart Darnley
Birth of Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley
Henry Stuart is born at Temple Newsam to Margaret Douglas and Matthew Stewart, giving him strong dynastic claims through both Tudor and Stuart descent.
1545, December 13th · Italy · Trent · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Paul III
Council of Trent
Opening day of the Council of Trent, without Protestants
1545, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
First Chantries Act Passed
Parliament authorises seizure of specified chantry and collegiate revenues, extending royal intervention into institutions supporting prayers for the dead.
1546, December 12th · England · Tower of London · House · House of Howard · Thomas Howard Norfolk, 3rd
Arrest of Thomas Howard
Arrested & sent to the Tower, increases Somersets power
1546, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Howard · Howard Surrey
Treason
Sentenced to death for treason
1546, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Howard · Howard Surrey
Trial
Sentenced to death for treason
1546, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry Howard
Arrest of Henry Howard
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, is arrested for treason after accusations concerning his heraldic arms and supposed dynastic pretensions alarm Henry VIII.
1546, December 13th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Howard Norfolk, 3rd Duke
Thomas Howard Arrested before Henry VIII's Death
Thomas Howard is arrested with his son during Henry VIII's final political purge and is sent to the Tower on suspicion of treason.
1546, December 13th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Arrest of Thomas Howard and Henry Howard
After the arrests of Norfolk & Surrey Henry ousts them from the Regency Council
1546, December 26th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Henry VIII
Constitution of England
The Regency Council will rule by majority, there is no provision for a Protector
1546, December 26th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Regency
The Regency Council will rule by majority, there is no provision for a Protector
1546, December 26th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Succession
Henry VIII revises his will, naming Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the succession and providing a council for Edward's minority.
1546, December 26th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Will
Henry VIII revises his will to confirm Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the succession.
1546, December 26th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Will
The succession provisions follow the Third Succession Act and place Edward first in line.
1546, December 26th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Will
The will names a council to govern during Prince Edward's minority.
1546, December 26th · England · House · House of Tudor · Mary
Succession
If Henry VIIIs daughters die childless then succession will pass to his sister Mary
1546, December 30th · England · House · House of Seymour · Edward Seymour Somerset, 1st
Will
One of the executors of the will of Henry VIII
1546, December 30th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Will
Henry VIII's will is finalised before his death and later used to govern the succession.
1546, December 30th · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Henry VIII
Will
Henry VIII's will uses statutory authority to confirm Edward, Mary and Elizabeth in the Tudor succession.
1546, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Catherine Grey
Grey Line Retained in Contingent Succession
Henry VIII's final succession arrangements leave descendants of his younger sister Mary Tudor's Grey line as contingent heirs after his own children.
1546, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Mary Grey
Younger Grey Line Remains Eligible
Mary Grey remains within the junior Tudor-descended line contemplated by Henry VIII's final settlement if his children leave no lawful descendants.
1547, December 2nd · England · Canterbury · Religion · Church of England · Edward VI
Communion in Both Kinds
Convocation approves receiving communion in both bread and wine, a major departure from late medieval English practice.
1547, December 2nd · Spain · Seville · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Hernan del Cortez Valle de Oaxaca
Death of Hernan del Cortez
Death of Hernando Cortez
1547, December 24th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Edward VI
Election of Bishops Act
Parliament changes the legal form of episcopal appointments, strengthening the Crown's authority over the English Church.
1547, December 24th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Edward VI
Treason Act
Parliament repeals several Henrician treason provisions and restores a narrower statutory definition of treason.
1547, December 24th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Edward VI
Vagrancy Act
A severe law against vagrancy receives royal assent during the first parliamentary session of Edward's reign.
1547, December 24th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Edward VI
Chantries Act
The Chantries Act transfers chantries, colleges and free chapels to the Crown and accelerates religious and financial change.
1547, December 24th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Edward VI
Sacrament Act
The Sacrament Act receives royal assent and provides for communion to be administered in both kinds.
1547, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Edward VI
Chantries Dissolution Act Enacted
A new Chantries Act transfers chantry foundations and much of their property to the Crown, weakening institutions devoted to intercessory masses.
1547, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Edward VI
Communion in Both Kinds Required
Parliament permits and requires lay communicants to receive both bread and wine, marking a major liturgical change from late medieval practice.
1548, December · England · Bristol · House · House of Seymour · Thomas Seymour Sudeley, 1st
Succession
By the end of 1548, Thomas plans had been reported to the Privy Council by an informant, the Bristol Mint is investigated and Sharington revealed all
1551, December 1st · England · Westminster · Government · Government of England · Edward VI
Trial of Duke of Somerset
Somerset is acquitted of high treason but convicted of felony after a trial at Westminster Hall.
1553, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Edward Courtenay Devon, 1st
Wyatt Rebellion
Is discussed as a possible husband for Elizabeth in rebel planning.
1553, December · England · Madrid · House · House of Tudor · Philip Habsburg Philip II
Wyatt Rebellion
His proposed marriage to Mary becomes the focus of English opposition.
1553, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Elizabeth at Court
Elizabeth remains politically watched during Mary's early reign
1554, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Heresy Statutes Revived by Parliament
Parliament restores medieval heresy laws, providing the legal machinery later used against Protestants who refuse Catholic doctrine.
1554, December · England · London · Religion · Catholic Restoration · Mary I
Heresy Acts Revived
The old heresy laws are revived as Catholic orthodoxy is enforced.
1554, December · England · London · Religion · Catholic Restoration · Mary I
Heresy Laws Restored
Parliament restores medieval heresy laws under Mary's Catholic settlement.
1554, December · England · London · Religion · Catholic Restoration · Mary I
Second Act of Repeal
Parliament reverses Henrician religious legislation and restores papal obedience.
1555, December 11th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Catholic Restoration · Mary I
Pole Administrator
Pole is made administrator of Canterbury after Cranmer’s deprivation.
1555, December 11th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Counter Reformation · Reginald Pole
Archbishop Appointed
Pole becomes Archbishop of Canterbury after Cranmer is deprived
1555, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Philip Coronation Proposal
Supporters discuss crowning Philip as king but the proposal faces resistance
1555, December · Scotland · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Succession
Philip II supports Elizabeth's succession to the English throne to stop Mary of Scots
1555, December · Spain · House · House of Habsburg · Philip II
Coronation
Prompted by Philip II wishing to be crowned King of England
1555, December · Spain · House · House of Habsburg · Philip II
Plot
Prompted by Philip II wishing to be crowned King of England
1555, December · Spain · House · House of Habsburg · Philip II
Succession
Philip II supports Elizabeth's succession to the English throne to stop Mary of Scots
1556, December 3rd · England · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Marriage
Mary sends Elizabeth back to Hatfield after she refuses to marry Emmanuel Philibert
1556, December 3rd · England · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Marriage
Mary sends Elizabeth back to Hatfield after she refuses to marry Emmanuel Philibert
1556, December 3rd · England · Hatfield · House · House of Tudor · Mary I
Elizabeth Returns to Hatfield
Mary sends Elizabeth back to Hatfield after she refuses a Savoy marriage proposal
1557, December · England · Calais · Warfare · Italian War · Mary I
Calais Defences Strained
Calais becomes vulnerable as French forces prepare a winter attack
1558, December 22nd · England · London · Government · Government of England · Elizabeth I
Nicholas Bacon Appointed
Elizabeth appoints Nicholas Bacon as Lord Keeper
1558, December · England · London · Government · Anglo Spanish Relations · Elizabeth I
Spanish Marriage Question
Elizabeth avoids committing herself to a marriage with Philip II
1558, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Elizabeth I
Religious Reform Planned
Ministers prepare legislation restoring royal supremacy over the Church
1558, December · England · London · Government · Parliament of England · Elizabeth I
Parliament Summoned
Elizabeth summons her first parliament for the coming year
1558, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Elizabeth's Coronation Planning Begins
Elizabeth's council begins organising the first major public ceremonial display of the new reign after her accession in November.
1558, December · England · London · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Mary's Funeral Ordered
Elizabeth's government prepares the funeral ceremonies for Mary I
1558, December · England · London · Religion · Elizabethan Settlement · Elizabeth I
Religious Policy Planned
Elizabeth's ministers begin preparing a Protestant religious settlement
1559, December 17th · England · Lambeth Palace · House · House of Tudor · Matthew Parker
Parker Consecrated Archbishop
Matthew Parker is consecrated Archbishop of Canterbury and begins rebuilding an episcopate committed to Elizabeth's religious settlement.
1559, December 17th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Church of England · Matthew Parker
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1559, December 17th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Church of England · Matthew Parker
Archbishop of Canterbury
Consecrated after all the Marian Bishops had been removed from office
1559, December 17th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Church of England · Matthew Parker
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1559, December 17th · England · Canterbury · Religion · Church of England · Matthew Parker
Consecration
Consecrated after all the Marian Bishops had been removed from office
1559, December 22nd · England · London · Government · Government of England · Nicholas Bacon
Lord Keeper Appointed
Bacon serves as Lord Keeper during the first year of Elizabeth's reign
1559, December 25th · England · Government · Government of England · Thomas Howard Norfolk, 3rd
Alliance Thomas Howard Norfolk, 3rd and Scots
The Privy Council instructs Norfolk to assist the Scots against the French
1559, December 25th · England · London · Government · Scottish Reformation · Elizabeth I
Support for Scottish Protestants
Elizabeth's council moves toward aiding Scottish Protestants against French influence
1559, December 25th · England · Warfare · England War · Thomas Howard Norfolk, 3rd
Invasion of Scotland
The Privy Council instructs Norfolk to assist the Scots against the French
1559, December 25th · Italy · Rome · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Pius IV
Pope Elected
Giovanni Angelo Medici is elected Pope Pius IV
1559, December · England · House · House of Rich · Robert Rich Rich, 3rd
Birth of Robert Rich
Birth of Robert Rich, 1st Earl of Warwick, 3rd Baron Rich, son of Robert Rich, 2nd Baron Rich and Elizabeth Baldry
1560, December 5th · France · House · House of Bourbon · Louis I de Bourbon
Arrest of Louis I de Bourbon
The King dies & Louis death sentence is commuted, the Queen Mother needs his support
1560, December 5th · France · Orleans · House · House of Bourbon · Louis I de Bourbon
Conde Reprieved
Francis II's death prevents Conde's execution and changes the political balance
1560, December 5th · France · Orleans · House · House of Valois · Catherine de Medici
Regency Begins
Catherine de Medici becomes regent for the young Charles IX
1560, December 5th · France · Orleans · House · House of Valois · Charles IX
Accession
Charles IX succeeds Francis II as King of France
1560, December 5th · France · Orleans · House · House of Valois · Francis II
Death of Francis II
Francis II dies after a short reign dominated by Guise influence
1560, December 5th · France · Amboise · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Louis I de Bourbon
Amboise Conspiracy
The "Amboise conspiracy", or "Tumult of Amboise", the attempt on the part of a group of disaffected nobles (led by Jean du Barry, seigneur de la Renaudie) to abduct the young king and eliminate the Guise faction, is foiled
1560, December 5th · France · Amboise · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Louis I de Bourbon
Tumult of Amboise
The "Amboise conspiracy", or "Tumult of Amboise", the attempt on the part of a group of disaffected nobles (led by Jean du Barry, seigneur de la Renaudie) to abduct the young king and eliminate the Guise faction, is foiled
1560, December 5th · Scotland · Orleans · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Widowed in France
Mary of Scots is widowed by the death of Francis II
1560, December · England · London · House · House of Grey · Katherine Grey
Secret Marriage
Katherine Grey secretly marries Edward Seymour without royal permission
1560, December · England · London · House · House of Seymour · Edward Seymour Hertford, 2nd
Secret Marriage
Seymour secretly marries Lady Katherine Grey
1560, December · France · Joinville · House · House of Guise · Francis Guise Guise, 2nd
Retires from Court
Guise influence declines after the death of Francis II
1560, December · France · House · House of Guise · Francis of Guise
Succession
After the accession of Charles IX, Francois de Guise lives in retirement on his estates
1560, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Scottish Reformation · John Knox
First Book of Discipline
Knox and other ministers prepare a plan for the reformed Scottish kirk
1560, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Scottish Reformation · John Knox
Reformed Kirk Organized
Knox helps organize the emerging Protestant Church of Scotland
1561, December 25th · England · Warwick · House · House of Dudley · Ambrose Dudley Warwick, 3rd
Peerage
Created Earl of Warwick during Elizabeth I's reign
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Gaspard de Coligny
Retreat after Dreux
Coligny withdraws with surviving Huguenot forces after Dreux
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Anne Montmorency
Capture at Dreux
Montmorency is captured by Huguenot forces during the battle
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Jacques d'Albon Saint Andre
Death at Dreux
Saint Andre is killed after the Battle of Dreux
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Louis I de Bourbon
Battle of Dreux
Conde is captured during the first major battle of the war
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Francis Guise Guise, 2nd
Battle of Dreux
Guise emerges as the leading Catholic commander after Dreux
1562, December 19th · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Francis Guise Guise, 2nd
Battle of Dreux
Guise plays a leading Catholic role at the Battle of Dreux
1562, December · France · Dreux · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Gaspard de Coligny
Huguenot Maneuver
Coligny maneuvers Huguenot cavalry before the Battle of Dreux
1562, December · France · Ile de France · Warfare · Wars of Religion, 1st · Louis I de Bourbon
Arrest of Louis I de Bourbon
Captured in battle at the western edge of the Ile de France
1562, December · France · Paris · Warfare · Wars of Religion, 1st · Louis I de Bourbon
Siege of Paris
Marches on Paris
1563, December 4th · Italy · Rome · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Charles Borromeo
Tridentine Reform
Borromeo supports the implementation of reforms associated with Trent
1563, December 4th · Italy · Trent · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Giovanni Morone
Council of Trent Conclusion
Morone helps guide the final work of the Council of Trent
1563, December 4th · Italy · Trent · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Pius IV
Council of Trent Final Session
The Council of Trent concludes its final session under Pius IV
1563, December 31st · Russia · Moscow · Religion · Russian Orthodox Church · Macarius Moscow
Death of Macarius
Metropolitan Macarius dies after shaping church and literary policy
1563, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Scottish Reformation · John Knox
Acquitted by Council
Knox is acquitted after Mary fails to secure his conviction
1563, December · Scotland · Edinburgh · Religion · Scottish Reformation · John Knox
Summoned before Council
Knox is summoned after calling Protestant brethren to Edinburgh
1565, December 17th · Scotland · Stirling Castle · House · House of Stewart · George Buchanan
Baptism
Writes verse for the baptism of the future James I
1565, December 17th · Scotland · Stirling Castle · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Baptism
Marys son, James I, is baptized at Stirling Castle according to the Catholic rite
1566, December 17th · Scotland · Stirling Castle · House · House of Tudor · James VI
James VI Baptised at Stirling
James is baptised in a major royal ceremony that publicly confirms the survival of the infant at the centre of the Scottish succession.
1566, December 19th · England · House · House of Stewart · George Buchanan
Christening
Writes verses for James VIs christening
1566, December 19th · England · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Christening
The Countess of Argyl attends on Elizabeth's behalf. Godparent to James VI, sends a gold font
1566, December 20th · Scotland · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Alliance Mary of Scots and the Protestant Church
Makes a personal gift of œ10,000 to the Protestant Church
1567, December 16th · England · Hampton Court · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Trial
Marys trial is moved to Hampton Court. Mary is tried at a tribunal as the Queen of Scotland
1567, December 16th · England · Warfare · Civil War · Elizabeth I
Aid to Mary Queen of Scots
Mary seeks aid from Elizabeth & France
1567, December 16th · England · Warfare · Civil War · Elizabeth I
Alliance Elizabeth I and Mary if France does not intervene
Elizabeth supports Mary if France does not intervene
1567, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · James Stewart Moray, 1st
Legislation
Make the Confession of Faith a test for every office holder of the crown. Makes Parliament re-enact reformist religious legislation
1567, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · James Stewart Moray, 1st
Parliament
Makes Parliament re-enact reformist religious legislation
1567, December · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · James Stewart Moray, 1st
Reform of Parliament
Make the Confession of Faith a test for every office holder of the crown. Makes Parliament re-enact reformist religious legislation
1568, December 16th · Scotland · Hampton Court · House · House of Stewart · Mary of Scots
Trial
The trial of Mary Queen of Scots moves to Hampton Court. The trial is private as the Queen of Scotland cannot be tried by an English Court
1568, December · Scotland · York · Government · Government of Scotland · James Stewart Moray, 1st
Trial
Puts the case against Mary Queen of Scots on behalf of James I
1569, December · England · York · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Radclyffe Sussex, 3rd Earl
Sussex Mobilises Royal Army
The Earl of Sussex gathers a stronger royal force at York as the rebels fail to obtain the wider support needed for a sustained campaign.
1569, December · England · Barnard Castle · House · House of Tudor · Charles Neville Westmorland, 6th Earl
Barnard Castle Captured by Rebels
The northern rebels capture Barnard Castle after resistance collapses, but the wider rising is already losing strategic momentum.
1569, December · England · Scotland · House · House of Tudor · Charles Neville Westmorland, 6th Earl
Westmorland Escapes into Exile
Westmorland escapes from England after the rebellion fails and eventually lives in continental exile rather than submit to Elizabeth's government.
1569, December · England · Scottish Border · House · House of Tudor · Thomas Percy Northumberland, 7th Earl
Northumberland Flees into Scotland
Northumberland crosses into Scotland after the rising collapses under pressure from advancing royal forces.
1569, December · England · Warfare · Military · Elizabeth I
Execution
Elizabeth I has 400 rank-and-file rebels executed
1571, December 27th · Germany · Science · Astronomy · Johannes Kepler
Birth of Johannes Kepler
Birth of Johannes Kepler
1574, December 12th · Turkey · House · House of Osmanli · Selim II
Death of Selim II
Death of Selim II, succeeded by Murad III
1577, December 13th · England · Plymouth · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Francis Drake
Circumnavigation
Sets sail in the Golden Hind
1577, December · England · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Francis Drake
Circumnavigation
Sails the Pelican with 4 other ships & 166 men towards South America
1577, December · Spain · Warfare · Dutch Independence · Don John
Dismissal
Dismissed as Governor of The Netherlands by the States General
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · St Edmund Campion
Death of St Edmund Campion
Death of St Edmund Campion, executed
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · St Edmund Campion
Execution of Campion
Executed after being falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · St Edmund Campion
Plot
Executed after being falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · Alexander Briant
Execution of Alexander Briant
Alexander Briant is executed after conviction for alleged treason linked to Catholic missionary work and Jesuit association.
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · Ralph Sherwin
Execution of Ralph Sherwin
Ralph Sherwin is executed after conviction for alleged treason arising from Catholic missionary activity in England.
1581, December 1st · England · Tyburn · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Execution of Campion
St Edmund Campion is executed when falsely implicated in a plot against Elizabeth I
1581, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Diplomatic Negotiations
Elizabeth toys with Alencons marriage negotiations to isolate Spain
1581, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Marriage
Lends the Duke of Alencon 60,000 pounds to assist him in The Netherlands
1582, December 16th · England · London · Warfare · Military · Robert Bertie Lindsey, 1st
Birth of Robert Bertie
Birth of Robert Bertie, later first Earl of Lindsey
1582, December 20th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Henry Valois III
Gregorian Calendar Adoption
Implements the Gregorian calendar change in France in December 1582
1583, December 20th · England · Smithfield · House · House of Tudor · Edward Arden
Execution of Edward Arden
Edward Arden is executed for treason after conviction in the Somerville case, maintaining his innocence while the prosecution presents the affair as a Catholic conspiracy.
1583, December 29th · Spain · Madrid · House · House of Habsburg · Philip II
Spanish Armada
Begins making plans for the Armada on England by gathering plans, maps & intelligence
1584, December 25th · Spain · Graz · House · House of Habsburg · Margaret Habsburg of Austria
Birth of Margaret of Austria
Birth of Margaret of Austria, later queen consort of Spain
1584, December 31st · France · Joinville · Warfare · Catholic League · Charles Bourbon
Treaty of Joinville
Recognized by the Catholic League as a Catholic alternative to Henry of Navarre
1584, December 31st · France · Joinville · Warfare · Catholic League · Henry Guise
Treaty of Joinville
Concludes alliance terms with Spain against the Protestant succession of Henry of Navarre
1584, December 31st · France · France · Warfare · Catholic League · Charles Lorraine Mayenne
Catholic League Mobilization
Supports Guise family resistance to the Bourbon succession
1584, December 31st · France · Navarre · Warfare · French Wars of Religion · Henry Bourbon IV
Catholic League Opposition
Becomes the target of Catholic League opposition after becoming heir presumptive
1584, December 31st · Spain · Joinville · Warfare · Catholic League · Philip Habsburg II
Treaty of Joinville
Backs the Catholic League through the Treaty of Joinville
1584, December · England · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Death of Elizabeth I
Death of Alencon, the last of her suitors
1585, December · Netherlands · Flushing · House · House of Tudor · Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester
Leicester Expedition to the Netherlands
Dudley sails with an English expeditionary army to the Netherlands, taking command of forces intended to resist Spanish advances near the Channel coast.
1587, December 21st · England · Warfare · Anglo-Spanish War · Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st
Commander in Chief
He was furthermore given full authority over the navy and army at sea.
1587, December 21st · England · Warfare · Anglo-Spanish War · Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st
Commander in Chief
Howard's commission is signed, requiring Howard "according as there shall be occasion, and wherever and whenever he shall deem it fitting, to invade.
1587, December 21st · England · Warfare · Anglo-Spanish War · Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st
Commander in Chief
Orders were drawn up for Howard to take the fleet to sea.
1587, December 21st · England · Warfare · Anglo-Spanish War · Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st
Commander in Chief
enter, spoil and make himself master of the kingdoms, dominions, lands, islands, and all other places whatever belonging to the said Spaniards".
1588, December 23rd · France · Paris · House · House of Guise · Henry Guise Guise, 3rd
Death of Henry Guise
Death of Henry of Guise, assassinated
1588, December 23rd · France · Blois · Warfare · War of Three Henrys · Henry Guise Guise, 3rd
Assassination of Henry Guise
Murdered near the King's bedchamber while Henry III hides behind the curtains
1589, December 23rd · France · Blois · Warfare · War of Three Henrys · Henry III
Assassination of Henry III
Henry of Guise is lured into a trap and assassinated, on the orders of Henry III
1589, December 23rd · France · Paris · Warfare · War of Three Henrys · Henry III
Assassination of Henry III
Henry III of France strikes his ultra-Catholic enemies, having the Duke of Guise and his brother, Cardinal Louis of Guise, killed, and holding the Cardinal de Bourbon a prisoner
1589, December · France · Paris · Warfare · War of Three Henrys · Henry III
Reballion of Rebels in Paris
The Guises propose a settlement with a cipher as heir and demand a meeting of the States General, which takes place at Blois
1589, December · France · Blois · Warfare · War of Three Henrys · Henry III
States General
The Guises propose a settlement with a cipher as heir and demand a meeting of the States General, which takes place at Blois
1591, December 16th · England · St Pauls Cathedral · Government · Government of England · Christopher Hatton
Burial
Buried in St Pauls Cathedral, a State Funeral taking place at the Old St Pauls Cathedral
1592, December 7th · Italy · Padua · Science · Astronomy · Galileo Galilei
Padua Inaugural Lecture
Galileo gives his inaugural lecture at Padua, beginning eighteen productive years in the Venetian Republic.
1594, December 2nd · Germany · Duisburg · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Gerhardus Mercator
Death of Gerhardus Mercator
Death of Gerhardus Mercator
1594, December 9th · Sweden · Stockholm · House · House of Vasa · Gustavus II Adolphus
Birth of Henry
Birth of Henry, eldest son of Charles IX & his 2nd wife Christina of Holsten
1595, December 14th · England · York · House · House of Tudor · Henry Hastings
Death of Henry Hastings
Henry Hastings dies without children, removing a prominent Protestant claimant descended from the Yorkist royal line from active succession calculations.
1601, December 19th · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Final Tudor Parliament Concludes
Elizabeth's last Parliament ends after completing legislation on poor relief, taxation and other late-reign concerns.
1601, December 24th · England · Kinsale · House · House of Tudor · Charles Blount Mountjoy, 8th Baron
Battle of Kinsale
Mountjoy's forces defeat the Irish relief army outside Kinsale, shattering the rebels' best opportunity to combine effectively with Spanish military support.
1601, December 24th · Ireland · Kinsale · House · House of Tudor · Charles Blount 8th Baron Mountjoy
Battle of Kinsale
Mountjoy defeats the Irish relief army outside Kinsale, isolating the Spanish expedition and destroying the coalition's best chance of breaking the siege.
1601, December · England · Westminster · House · House of Tudor · Elizabeth I
Elizabethan Poor Law Consolidated
Parliament consolidates parish poor relief by requiring overseers, local rates and organised support or work for different categories of poor people.
1604, December 24th · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Robert Catesby
Gunpowder Treason Plot
It was announced on 24 December that the re-opening of Parliament would be delayed, concern over the plague meant that rather than sitting in February, as the plotters had originally planned for, Parliament would not sit again until 3 October 1605
1604, December · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Robert Keyes
Gunpowder Treason Plot
Catesby recruited his servant, Thomas Bates, into the plot, after the latter accidentally became aware of it
1604, December · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Thomas Bates
Gunpowder Treason Plot
Catesby recruited his servant, Thomas Bates, into the plot, after the latter accidentally became aware of it
1605, December 27th · England · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · John Davis
Death of John Davis
English sea captain John Davis is killed by Japanese pirates whose ship he had captured off the coast of Sumatra
1608, December 6th · England · Potheridge · House · House of Monck · George Monck Albemarle, 1st
Birth of second son
George Monck is born at Potheridge in Devon, the second son of Sir Thomas Monck.
1608, December 9th · England · Arts · Literature · John Milton
Birth of John Milton
Birth of John Milton
1609, December · Paraguay · San Ignacio Guazu · Religion · Jesuit Missions · Roque Gonzalez de Santa Cruz
Jesuit Missions
Helps establish early Jesuit missions among Guarani communities.
1612, December 15th · Germany · Ansbach · Science · Astronomy · Simon Marius
First Telescopic Description of Andromeda
Observes M31 through a telescope and describes its pale central glow, providing the first known telescopic account of the Andromeda object.
1613, December 21st · Italy · Science · Astronomy · Galileo Galilei
Letter to Benedetto Castelli
Galileo writes to Benedetto Castelli arguing that scriptural interpretation should not override demonstrated conclusions about the natural world.
1613, December 23rd · Sweden · Warfare · Military · Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Birth of Carl Gustaf Wrangel
Birth of Carl Gustaf Wrangel
1614, December 21st · Italy · Florence · Science · Astronomy · Galileo Galilei
Caccini Attack on Copernicanism
Galileo becomes the target of a public sermon by Tommaso Caccini attacking Copernican astronomy and mathematicians.
1617, December 31st · England · River Orinoco · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Walter Raleigh
Discovery of Orinoco
Reaches the Orinoco
1618, December · France · Breda · Humanities · Philosophy · Rene Descartes
Compendium Musicae
Descartes completed a short treatise explaining musical consonance through numerical relationships.
1618, December · Germany · Pilsen · Warfare · Thirty Years War · Ernst von Mansfeld
Siege of Pilsen
The Holy Roman Empire, led by Bavaria, gather enough forces and cross the border with Bohemia, heading towards Pilsen and Prague
1618, December · Netherlands · Breda · Humanities · Philosophy · Isaac Beeckman
Receipt of Compendium Musicae
Beeckman received Descartes's Compendium Musicae as a personal New Year gift.
1620, December 24th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament attacks James Is pro-Spanish policy
Parliament attacks James Is pro-Spanish policy
1620, December 24th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
James attacks Parliament for "excess of lavish speech in matters of State"
1621, December 1st · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Dissolution of Parliament
Asked by Parliament to defend German Protestants
1621, December 1st · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
Asked by Parliament to find a Protestant wife for the Prince of Wales
1621, December 3rd · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Constitution of England
Tells Parliament "not to meddle with anything concerning Government"
1621, December 3rd · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
Tells Parliament "not to meddle with anything concerning Government"
1621, December 30th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
Tears out the Parliaments protestations from the Commons journal
1623, December 14th · England · London · House · House of Stewart · James I
Marriage
Abrogates the Anglo-Spanish Marriage Treaty
1624, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Stewart · James I
Marriage
An agreement is made for the marriage of the Prince of Wales to Henrietta Maria
1624, December 14th · England · House · House of Howard · Charles Howard Nottingham, 1st
Death of Charles Howard
Death of Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham
1625, December 9th · England · Hague · House · House of Stewart · Charles I
Treaty of Hague
The Dutch & English to subsidize support for German Protestants
1626, December · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
Assembly
Opens the Assembly of Notables to unite the nobility
1626, December · France · Government · Government of France · Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
Constitution of France
Opens the Assembly of Notables to unite the nobility
1626, December · Germany · Presburg · Warfare · Thirty Years War · Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein
Peace
Imposes the peace of Pressburg on the Hungarian leader Betlen
1628, December 13th · England · London · House · House of Wentworth · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Created Viscount Wentworth
Charles I advanced Wentworth to the rank of viscount.
1631, December 22nd · Sweden · Mainz · Warfare · Thirty Years War · Gustavus II Adolphus
Capture of Mainz
Captures Mainz & spends the winter there
1633, December 1st · Italy · Arcetri · Science · Astronomy · Galileo Galilei
Return to Arcetri
The Holy Office permits Galileo to return to his villa at Arcetri while maintaining restrictions on his contacts and scientific discussion.
1634, December 14th · Scotland · House · House of Erskine · John Erskine Mar, 2nd
Death of John Erskine
Death of John Erskine of Mar
1635, December · England · Dublin · Government · Government of England · Francis Annesley Mountnorris, 1st
Court Martial of Mountnorris
Mountnorris was convicted by a court martial after a personal and political conflict with Wentworth.
1635, December · England · Dublin · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Mountnorris Prosecution
Wentworth used military proceedings to remove Mountnorris from influence in the Irish administration.
1638, December 17th · Spain · Breisach · Warfare · Franco-Habsburg War · Olivares
Capture of Breisach
The French cut the Spanish Road linking Spain with The Netherlands. The French capture Breisach
1638, December 24th · Turkey · Baghdad · Warfare · Military · Murad IV
Capture of Baghdad
Recaptures Baghdad from Safavid Persia
1639, December 4th · Great Britain · Much Hoole · Science · Astronomy · Jeremiah Horrocks
Transit of Venus Observed
Horrocks observes the first recorded transit of Venus from Much Hoole after projecting the Sun's image safely.
1639, December 4th · Great Britain · Broughton · Science · Astronomy · William Crabtree
Transit of Venus Observed
Crabtree independently observes the 1639 transit of Venus after Horrocks alerts him to the predicted event.
1639, December · England · Tower of London · Warfare · Military · Byron Byron, 1st
Lieutenant
Appointed Lieutenant of the Tower of London
1640, December 1st · Spain · Madrid · Warfare · Portuguese Restoration · Philip IV
Portuguese Restoration
Loses Portugal when the Braganza revolt proclaims John IV king
1640, December 1st · Spain · Lisbon · Warfare · Portuguese Restoration · Miguel de Vasconcelos
Portuguese Restoration
Is killed during the Portuguese coup against Spanish rule
1640, December 11th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Isaac Penington
Presentation of Root and Branch Petition
Penington presents a mass London petition calling for abolition of episcopacy.
1640, December 11th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Charles I
Root and Branch Petition Presented
A mass petition asks Parliament to abolish episcopacy within the Church of England.
1640, December 11th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Charles I
Root and Branch Petition Presented
A mass petition asks Parliament to abolish episcopacy within the Church of England.
1640, December 11th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Francis Rous
Advocacy of Church Reform
Rous supports comprehensive reform of church government after the petition arrives.
1640, December 11th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Francis Rous
Root and Branch Petition
Rous supports the petition demanding abolition of episcopal church government.
1640, December 16th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Scottish Commissioners Complaint
Scottish commissioners submitted accusations concerning Strafford's role in the wars and his actions against Scots in Ireland.
1640, December 18th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · William Laud
Impeachment of Archbishop Laud
The Commons impeaches Laud for high treason and attacks his religious policies.
1640, December 18th · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Matthew Wren
Parliamentary Accusations against Wren
Parliament investigates Wren’s enforcement of Laudian religious practices.
1640, December 21st · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Finch
Impeachment Proceedings against Finch
The Commons prepares charges over ship money judgments and abuses of judicial authority.
1640, December 22nd · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Finch
Flight from England
Finch flees abroad to avoid parliamentary prosecution for conduct during Personal Rule.
1640, December 30th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Annual Parliaments Bill
Cromwell moves the second reading of a bill proposing annual parliamentary sessions.
1640, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Hampden
Investigation of Ship Money Judges
Hampden supports inquiries into judges who upheld the national ship money levy.
1640, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Sir Henry Vane The Younger
Strafford Council Notes Revealed
Vane supplies notes used to argue that Strafford advocated government beyond legal restraint.
1640, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Parliamentary Reform Activity
Cromwell supports measures intended to prevent another prolonged suspension of Parliament.
1640, December · England · London · Religion · Church of England · Edward Dering
Debate on Episcopacy
Dering criticises abuses by bishops while initially favouring reformed episcopal government.
1641, December 1st · England · London · Government · Government of England · Ralph Hopton
Delivery of Grand Remonstrance
Hopton joins the deputation carrying the Remonstrance to the King.
1641, December 1st · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Presented
A parliamentary deputation formally presents the Grand Remonstrance to Charles.
1641, December 1st · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Received
Charles receives the parliamentary document at Hampton Court.
1641, December 1st · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Presented
A parliamentary deputation formally presents the Grand Remonstrance to Charles.
1641, December 1st · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Received
Charles receives the parliamentary document at Hampton Court.
1641, December 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · William Strode
Militia Bill Support
Strode supports the Commons bill challenging exclusive royal command.
1641, December 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Arthur Haselrig
Militia Bill First Reading
The Commons gives Haselrig's Militia Bill its first reading by 158 votes to 125.
1641, December 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Arthur Haselrig
Militia Bill Presented
Haselrig presents a bill placing militia and naval appointments under parliamentary control.
1641, December 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Arthur Haselrig
Militia Control Proposal
Haselrig proposes parliamentary nomination of militia and naval commanders.
1641, December 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · William Lenthall
Militia Bill Proceedings
Lenthall presides over the Militia Bill's first Commons reading.
1641, December 12th · England · House of Lords · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Demand for Irish War Supplies
Charles asks the Lords for resources to protect subjects threatened by the Irish rebellion.
1641, December 12th · England · House of Lords · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Demand for Irish War Supplies
Charles asks the Lords for resources to protect subjects threatened by the Irish rebellion.
1641, December 15th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Pym
Publication of Grand Remonstrance
Pym supports publication of the document to appeal directly to public opinion.
1641, December 22nd · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Lunsford
Appointment as Tower Lieutenant
Lunsford's appointment alarms Londoners who distrust his royalist reputation.
1641, December 22nd · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Thomas Lunsford Appointed Tower Lieutenant
Charles appoints Thomas Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower, provoking public opposition.
1641, December 22nd · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Thomas Lunsford Appointed Tower Lieutenant
Charles appoints Thomas Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower, provoking public opposition.
1641, December 23rd · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Rejected
Charles answers the Remonstrance and refuses its central accusations.
1641, December 23rd · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Response to Grand Remonstrance
Charles rejects key accusations and defends his religious and constitutional policies.
1641, December 23rd · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Grand Remonstrance Rejected
Charles answers the Remonstrance and refuses its central accusations.
1641, December 23rd · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Response to Grand Remonstrance
Charles rejects key accusations and defends his religious and constitutional policies.
1641, December 26th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Lunsford Appointment Withdrawn
Charles withdraws Lunsford's appointment following protests in the City.
1641, December 26th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Lunsford Appointment Withdrawn
Charles withdraws Lunsford's appointment following protests in the City.
1641, December 28th · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · John Byron
Appointment after Lunsford
Byron replaces Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower.
1641, December 28th · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
John Byron Appointed Tower Lieutenant
Charles appoints John Byron as the new Lieutenant of the Tower.
1641, December 28th · England · Tower of London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
John Byron Appointed Tower Lieutenant
Charles appoints John Byron as the new Lieutenant of the Tower.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Essex Trained Bands Proposal
Cromwell proposes that the Earl of Essex command trained bands during the emergency.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Military Command Dispute
Cromwell challenges exclusive royal control of armed forces during the Irish emergency.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Trained Bands Proposal
Cromwell proposes placing London's trained bands under the Earl of Essex.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Isaac Penington
City Parliamentary Campaign
Penington helps organise City support for Parliament against royal military appointments.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Edward Hyde
Royalist Reply to Remonstrance
Hyde helps articulate the constitutional case against Pym's programme.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Robert Devereux Essex, 3rd
Proposed Trained Bands Commander
Essex is proposed as a commander trusted by parliamentary leaders.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
London Demonstrations
Crowds demonstrate around Westminster as political language divides into royalist and parliamentary camps.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Royal Control of Militia Defended
Charles rejects parliamentary attempts to control military appointments.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
London Demonstrations
Crowds demonstrate around Westminster as political language divides into royalist and parliamentary camps.
1641, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Charles I
Royal Control of Militia Defended
Charles rejects parliamentary attempts to control military appointments.
1641, December · Germany · Linz · Warfare · Military · Rupert of the Rhine
Arrest of Rupert of the Rhine
Released by Emperor Ferdinand III at the instigation of Archduke Leopold William
1642, December 4th · France · Government · Government of France · Jules Mazarin
Prime Minister of France
Appointed Prime Minister of France
1642, December 4th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
Death of Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
Death of Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
1642, December 7th · England · Tadcaster · Warfare · Civil War · William Cavendish Newcastle, 1st
Battle of Tadcaster
Cavendish attacks Parliamentarian forces at Tadcaster during the Yorkshire campaign.
1642, December 13th · Netherlands · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Abel Janszoon Tasman
Discovery of New Zealand
1st European to see New Zealand
1642, December 22nd · England · Banbury · Warfare · Civil War · Spencer Compton Northampton, 2nd
Battle of Banbury
Northampton's Royalist force is attacked at Banbury and relieved the following day.
1643, December 8th · England · Westminster · Warfare · Civil War · John Pym
Death at Derby House
Pym dies at Derby House in Westminster after serving as one of Parliament's most influential wartime political leaders.
1643, December 9th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · John Pym
Death of John Pym
Death of John Pym
1643, December 13th · England · Alton · Warfare · Civil War · William Waller
Storming of Alton
Waller defeats the Royalist garrison at Alton and takes numerous prisoners during the winter campaign in Hampshire.
1643, December 15th · England · Westminster Abbey · Warfare · Military · John Pym
Burial
Buried in Westminster Abbey
1643, December 18th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · John Pym
Death of John Pym
The only man in politics who has some control over the Scots. Death of John Pym. Allows the rise of the Independent Party
1643, December · Scotland · Warfare · Civil War · James Hamilton Hamilton, 1st
Exile of James Hamilton
Refuses to take the Solomn League & Covenant so is forced to flee into England
1643, December · Scotland · Warfare · Civil War · James Hamilton Hamilton, 1st
Solomn League & Covenant
Refuses to take the Solomn League & Covenant so is forced to flee into England
1647, December 26th · England · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Alliance Charles I and the Scots
The Scots promise to restore Charles if he restores Presbyterianism. Signs a secret Treaty at the Isle of Wight with the Scots. Promises to impose Presbyterianism for 3 yrs to gain Scottish support
1647, December 26th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Reballion of Rebels in London
Parliament renounces its allegiance to the King
1647, December 26th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Restoration
Promises to impose Presbyterianism for 3 yrs to gain Scottish military support
1648, December 1st · England · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Arrest of Charles I
The Army siezes Charles I
1648, December 6th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Pride
Constitution of England
Expels 140 Presbyterians & Royalists from Parliament, creating the rump Parliament
1648, December 6th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Pride
Parliament
Expels 140 Presbyterians & Royalists from Parliament, creating the rump Parliament
1648, December 6th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Pride
Prides Purge
Expels 140 Presbyterians & Royalists from Parliament, creating the rump Parliament. Divisions emerge culminating in Prides Purge when, under the orders of Oliver Cromwell's son-in-law Henry Ireton, Colonel Pride physically bars about half of the members of Parliament from taking their seats
1648, December 6th · England · Westminster · Government · Long Parliament · Thomas Pride
Pride's Purge
Pride excludes MPs considered hostile to the army and clears the way for the king's trial.
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Henry Ireton
Long Parliament
Divisions emerge culminating in Prides Purge when, under the orders of Oliver Cromwell's son-in-law Henry Ireton, Colonel Pride physically bars about half of the members of Parliament from taking their seats
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Henry Ireton
Prides Purge
Divisions emerge culminating in Prides Purge when, under the orders of Oliver Cromwell's son-in-law Henry Ireton, Colonel Pride physically bars about half of the members of Parliament from taking their seats
1648, December 6th · England · Newport · Warfare · Civil War · Henry Ireton
Treaty of Newport
Asks Pride to exclude from Parliament those who had voted for the Newport Treaty
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Oliver Cromwell
Long Parliament
Divisions emerge culminating in Prides Purge when, under the orders of Oliver Cromwell's son-in-law Henry Ireton, Colonel Pride physically bars about half of the members of Parliament from taking their seats
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Oliver Cromwell
Prides Purge
Divisions emerge culminating in Prides Purge when, under the orders of Oliver Cromwell's son-in-law Henry Ireton, Colonel Pride physically bars about half of the members of Parliament from taking their seats
1648, December 6th · England · Westminster · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Pride
Arrest of Members of Parliament
Pride's troops arrest dozens of MPs during the purge that leaves the reduced House later known as the Rump Parliament.
1648, December 6th · England · Westminster · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Pride
Pride's Purge
Pride stations soldiers outside the Commons and begins excluding members considered likely to continue negotiations with Charles I.
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Fairfax Cameron, 3rd
Dissolution of Parliament
Attempts to form a provisional Government around the Independent Members of Parliament
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Fairfax Cameron, 3rd
Parliament
Opposes Colonel Thomas Prides purge of Parliament
1648, December 6th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Fairfax Cameron, 3rd
Provisional Government
Attempts to form a provisional Government around the Independent Members of Parliament
1648, December 13th · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Trial
The "Rump Parliament" of 60 members votes that Charles be brought to trial
1648, December · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Oliver Cromwell
Execution
In the wake of the ejections from the Long Parliament, the remnant, the Rump Parliament, arranges for the trial and execution of Charles I
1648, December · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Oliver Cromwell
Rump Parliament
In the wake of the ejections from the Long Parliament, the remnant, the Rump Parliament, arranges for the trial and execution of Charles I
1648, December · England · Pontefract · Warfare · Civil War · John Lambert
Siege of Pontefract Castle
Lambert takes command of the Parliamentarian siege of Pontefract after the northern Royalist rising is largely defeated.
1648, December · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Execution
In the wake of the ejections from the Long Parliament, the remnant, the Rump Parliament, arranges for the trial and execution of Charles I
1648, December · England · London · Warfare · Civil War · Charles I
Rump Parliament
In the wake of the ejections from the Long Parliament, the remnant, the Rump Parliament, arranges for the trial and execution of Charles I
1648, December · France · Paris · Warfare · Thirty Years War · Jules Mazarin
Siege of Paris
Parlement refuses funds & Mazarin calls on the Condes troops to surround Paris
1649, December 2nd · England · Hurst Castle · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Fairfax Cameron, 3rd
Arrest of Charles I
Orders Charles I to be transferred to Hurst Castle
1650, December 24th · England · Edinburgh · Warfare · Civil War · Oliver Cromwell
Surrender of Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle surrenders to Parliamentarian forces after Cromwell's army occupies southern Scotland.
1650, December · England · Edinburgh · Warfare · Civil War · George Monck Albemarle, 1st
Edinburgh Castle Blockade
Maintains pressure on Edinburgh Castle before its surrender to Parliament.
1651, December · England · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Constitution of England
Decides it is necessary for a "settlement of the nation" & a constitution
1652, December 1st · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Sale-Hyde Park
Cromwell sells Hyde Park to 3 buyes for œ17,000, an entrance fee is required
1652, December 10th · Netherlands · Dungeness · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Wars, 1st · Michael Adriaanszoon de Ruyter
Battle of Dungeness
Fights with distinction under Martin van Tromp
1653, December 12th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Barebones Parliament
The Barebones Parliament is forcefully dissolved
1653, December 12th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Dissolution of Parliament
The Barebones Parliament is forcefully dissolved
1653, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Stewart · Francis Rous
Interregnum
Rous joined members who surrendered the assembly's authority to Cromwell.
1653, December 16th · England · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Constitution of England
Cromwell accepts the position of Lord Protector. As Protector, Cromwell has the power to call and dissolve Parliaments but is obliged under the Instrument of Government to seek the majority vote of a Council of State
1653, December 16th · England · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Instrument of Government
As Protector, Cromwell has the power to call and dissolve Parliaments but is obliged under the Instrument of Government to seek the majority vote of a Council of State
1653, December 16th · England · Government · Government of England · Oliver Cromwell
Lord Protector
Cromwell signs his name Oliver P, standing for Oliver Protector - in a similar style to that used by English monarchs - and it soon becomes the norm for others to address him as "Your highness". As Protector, Cromwell has the power to call and dissolve Parliaments but is obliged under the Instrument of Government to seek the majority vote of a Council of State. Appointed Lord Protector
1653, December 16th · England · Westminster · House · House of Stewart · Oliver Cromwell
Interregnum
Cromwell became Lord Protector under the written constitution called the Instrument of Government.
1654, December · England · Portsmouth · Warfare · Western Design · William Penn
Western Design Command
Prepares to command the naval force for Cromwell's Western Design
1654, December · England · Portsmouth · Warfare · Western Design · Edward Winslow
Western Design Commissioner
Sails as a civilian commissioner for the Western Design
1654, December · England · Portsmouth · Warfare · Western Design · Gregory Butler
Western Design Commissioner
Serves as a commissioner accompanying the Western Design expedition
1654, December · England · Portsmouth · Warfare · Western Design · Robert Venables
Western Design Command
Prepares to command the land forces for the Western Design
1655, December · Poland · Silesia · Warfare · Northern War, 2nd · John II Casimir
Appeal to the Nation
Calls for resistance as Swedish occupation spreads across the Commonwealth
1658, December · Russia · House · House of Sweden · Alexis I Mikhaylovich
Peace
Russia signs a 3 yr truce with Sweden. Makes peace having failed to succesfully attack Riga & Livonia
1658, December · Russia · Estonia · House · House of Sweden · Alexis I Mikhaylovich
Siege of Livonia
Makes peace having failed to succesfully attack Riga & Livonia
1658, December · Russia · Riga · House · House of Sweden · Alexis I Mikhaylovich
Siege of Riga
Makes peace having failed to succesfully attack Riga & Livonia
1659, December 26th · England · Government · Government of England · John Lambert
Parliament
Support for Lambert collapses & the Rump Parliament resumes its sittings
1659, December 26th · England · Warfare · Civil War · John Lambert
Parliament
The Navy mutinied & declared for the Rump, support for Lambert collapsed & the Rump Parliament resumes its sittings
1659, December · England · Berwick · Government · Commonwealth of England · George Monck Albemarle, 1st
Advance to England
Begins moving south to challenge army factions and restore parliamentary government.
1660, December 24th · England · Whitehall Palace · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Death of Mary Stuart
Mary Stuart, the mother of William III of Orange, dies of smallpox while visiting England, intensifying disputes over his guardianship.
1660, December 29th · England · Westminster · Government · Restoration · Charles II
Convention Parliament Dissolved
Charles II dissolves the Convention Parliament after it has prepared the Restoration settlement.
1660, December 29th · England · Westminster · Government · Restoration · Charles II
Convention Parliament
Charles II dissolves the Convention Parliament after it completes the initial Restoration settlement.
1660, December 31st · Hungary · Transylvania · Government · Principality of Transylvania · Akos Barcsay
Abdication
Forced to give up power as Janos Kemeny rises against him
1660, December · England · London · Government · Restoration · John Gauden
Eikon Basilike Claim
Gauden gains favour after claiming authorship of Eikon Basilike during the Restoration settlement.
1661, December 20th · England · Westminster · Government · Restoration · Edward Hyde Clarendon, 1st
Corporation Act
Clarendon's ministry backs the Corporation Act as part of the Restoration settlement.
1661, December 20th · England · London · Government · Restoration · Charles II
Cavalier Parliament
Charles II gives assent to the Corporation Act during the Cavalier Parliament.
1661, December 20th · England · London · Government · Restoration · Charles II
Corporation Act
Charles II gives assent to the Corporation Act, reshaping municipal government after the Restoration.
1661, December 20th · England · London · Government · Restoration · Charles II
Corporation Act
Charles II gives royal assent to the Corporation Act regulating municipal office.
1661, December 20th · England · Westminster · Government · Restoration · Edward Turnor
Corporation Act
Turnor presides over the Commons during the Parliament that passes the Corporation Act.
1664, December · England · English Channel · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Rivalry · Thomas Allin
Attack on Smyrna Fleet
Attacks the Dutch Smyrna convoy during the naval crisis that leads toward open war.
1664, December · England · Cadiz · Warfare · Anglo-Dutch Rivalry · Thomas Allin
Smyrna Convoy Attack
Attacks the Dutch Smyrna convoy during escalating Anglo-Dutch naval tensions.
1666, December 19th · Sweden · Lund · Humanities · Education · Charles XI
Lund University Founded
The regency government signs the documents establishing Lund University.
1666, December 19th · Sweden · Lund · Humanities · Education · Charles XI
Lund University Founded
The regency government signs the documents establishing Lund University.
1670, December 21st · England · House · House of Stewart · Charles II
Treaty of Charles II
A cover up Treaty for the secret Treaty, details Anglo-French action against the Dutch
1670, December · England · Cambridge · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Cambridge Honorary Degree
William III of Orange receives an honorary university degree during his English visit to Cambridge.
1670, December · England · Oxford · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Oxford Honorary Degree
William III of Orange receives an honorary university degree during his visit to Oxford.
1671, December 1st · Scotland · Edinburgh · Science · Mathematics · John Keill
Birth of John Keill
Birth of John Keill
1672, December 6th · England · Valkenburg · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William III of Orange
Capture of Valkenburg Castle
Forces under William III of Orange capture Valkenburg Castle during the winter counteroffensive against French-held positions.
1672, December 14th · England · Charleroi · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William III of Orange
Siege of Charleroi Begins
William III of Orange reaches Charleroi and begins an attempt to take the French-held fortress during his winter campaign.
1672, December 18th · Sweden · Stockholm · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XI
Regency Ends
Charles assumes personal government when the twelve-year regency formally ends.
1672, December 18th · Sweden · Stockholm · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XI
Regency Ends
Charles assumes personal government when the twelve-year regency formally ends.
1672, December 26th · England · Charleroi · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William III of Orange
Withdrawal from Charleroi
William III of Orange abandons the attempt to capture Charleroi when winter conditions and inadequate siege resources make success unlikely.
1672, December · England · Maastricht · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William III of Orange
Advance toward Maastricht
William III of Orange leads a field army toward Maastricht as part of a winter campaign intended to pressure French positions.
1673, December · Sweden · Sodertalje · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XI
Recovery from Measles
Charles recovers after becoming seriously ill with measles during his royal progress.
1673, December · Sweden · Sodertalje · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XI
Recovery from Measles
Charles recovers after becoming seriously ill with measles during his royal progress.
1674, December 9th · England · Rouen · Humanities · History · Edward Hyde
Death of Edward Hyde
Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, dies at Rouen.
1676, December 4th · Sweden · Lund · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Battle of Lund
Charles leads Sweden to a major victory against the Danish army at Lund.
1676, December 4th · Sweden · Lund · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Personal Command at Lund
Charles commands Swedish forces throughout the exceptionally bloody battle near Lund.
1676, December 4th · Sweden · Lund · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Battle of Lund
Charles leads Sweden to a major victory against the Danish army at Lund.
1676, December 4th · Sweden · Lund · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Personal Command at Lund
Charles commands Swedish forces throughout the exceptionally bloody battle near Lund.
1676, December · Sweden · Scania · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Winter Army Reorganisation
Charles rebuilds depleted units after the victory at Lund.
1676, December · Sweden · Scania · Warfare · Scanian War · Charles XI
Winter Army Reorganisation
Charles rebuilds depleted units after the victory at Lund.
1679, December 4th · England · Hardwick Hall · Humanities · Philosophy · Thomas Hobbes
Death of Thomas Hobbes
Thomas Hobbes dies at Hardwick Hall.
1679, December 6th · Ireland · Dublin · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Oliver Plunkett
Arrest of Oliver Plunkett
Plunkett is arrested in Dublin after accusations connected with the fabricated Popish Plot and is imprisoned pending prosecution.
1679, December · Sweden · Trosso · Government · Government of Sweden · Charles XI
Decision to Build Karlskrona Naval Base
Charles orders construction of a new southern naval station on Trosso.
1679, December · Sweden · Trosso · Government · Government of Sweden · Charles XI
Decision to Build Karlskrona Naval Base
Charles orders construction of a new southern naval station on Trosso.
1680, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · Anne
Marriage
George of Hanover visits the English Court but returns without a marriage to Anne
1682, December 2nd · England · House · House of Beaufort · Henry Beaufort Somerset, 1st
Peerage
Created 1st Duke of Beaufort
1682, December 2nd · England · Beaufort · House · House of Somerset · Henry Somerset Beaufort, 1st
Peerage
Created 1st Duke of Beaufort
1682, December 21st · England · Eyemouth · Warfare · Military · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Baron Churchill of Eyemouth
Created Lord Churchill of Eyemouth in the Scottish peerage.
1683, December 7th · England · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Algernon Sidney
Execution of Algernon Sidney
Algernon Sidney is executed for treason after a controversial trial.
1683, December 19th · Spain · Madrid · House · House of Bourbon · Philip V
Birth of Philip V
Birth of Philip V, son of Louis the Dauphin
1685, December 11th · England · Science · Mathematics · John Pell
Death of John Pell
Death of John Pell
1687, December 16th · England · London · Humanities · Philosophy · William Petty
Death of William Petty
William Petty dies in London.
1687, December · England · The Hague · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Fagel Letter Policy
William III of Orange supports a policy favouring religious toleration while opposing the removal of political safeguards that would permit Catholics to hold key offices.
1688, December 8th · England · Hungerford · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Negotiations at Hungerford
William III of Orange receives commissioners representing James II and answers proposals for a negotiated political settlement.
1688, December 11th · England · Faversham · House · House of Stewart · James II
Interregnum
James attempted to flee but was detained at Faversham and returned to London.
1688, December 12th · England · London · House · House of Stewart · James II
Arrest of James II
Detained by magistrates at Faversham while attempting to reach France
1688, December 18th · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Arrival in London
William III of Orange enters London after James II loses effective control of the capital.
1688, December 20th · England · St James's Palace · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Peers Summoned
William III of Orange summons leading peers to advise on government and the constitutional crisis following James II's departure.
1688, December 21st · England · St James's Palace · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Meeting of the Peers
William III of Orange addresses a large meeting of peers assembled to consider how England should be governed until a national settlement is reached.
1688, December 22nd · England · London · House · House of Stewart · James II
Succession
First day of the interregnum
1688, December 23rd · England · St James's Palace · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Former MPs Summoned
William III of Orange summons former members of Charles II's Parliaments and representatives of the City of London to advise on calling a Convention.
1688, December 23rd · England · Rochester · House · House of Stewart · James II
Interregnum
James left England after William permitted his departure, creating an effective vacancy.
1688, December 23rd · Scotland · Torbay · House · House of Stewart · James VII
Exile of James VII
Goes into exile in France after William of Orange lands at Torbay
1688, December 26th · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Temporary Administration
English political leaders ask William III of Orange to administer public affairs until the Convention meets.
1688, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Convention Ordered
William III of Orange authorizes preparations for a Convention that will determine the future government and succession.
1688, December · England · Kent · House · House of Stewart · James II
Exile of James II
James tries to escape from London but is caught by Kent fishermen & returned to London
1688, December · England · Bristol · Warfare · Glorious Revolution · Henry Somerset Beaufort, 1st
Bristol Secured
Beaufort's influence helps shape Bristol's response to William of Orange.
1689, December 16th · England · Westminster · Government · Government of England · William Orange III
Bill of Rights
Gives royal assent with Mary II to the Bill of Rights
1689, December 16th · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Bill of Rights Enacted
William III of Orange gives royal assent to the Bill of Rights, placing major limits on arbitrary royal power and confirming parliamentary liberties.
1689, December 16th · England · Westminster · Government · Government of England · Mary Stuart II
Bill of Rights
Gives royal assent with William III to the Bill of Rights
1689, December 20th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Grand Alliance · Leopold Habsburg I
Grand Alliance
Joins William III in the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV
1689, December 20th · England · Vienna · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William Orange III
Grand Alliance
Joins the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV
1689, December 20th · England · The Hague · Warfare · Grand Alliance · William III of Orange
Grand Alliance Treaty
William III of Orange joins England and the Dutch Republic with the Habsburg monarchy in the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV's France.
1689, December 20th · France · Versailles · Warfare · Grand Alliance · Louis Bourbon XIV
Grand Alliance Opposition
Faces the enlarged Grand Alliance led by William III and Leopold I
1689, December 23rd · France · Thionville · Arts · Music · Joseph Bodin Boismortier
Birth of Joseph Bodin de Boismortier
Birth of Joseph Bodin de Boismortier
1689, December 24th · England · Kensington Palace · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Move to Kensington Palace
William III of Orange and Mary move into the newly enlarged Kensington Palace, which provides a healthier residence close to Westminster.
1689, December 29th · England · London · Science · Medicine · Thomas Sydenham
Death of Thomas Sydenham
Dies after a career that helped shape clinical medicine
1690, December 27th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Dissent on Servant Protections
Records a dissent against a Lords resolution allowing written protections for menial servants.
1691, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Princess Anne Reconciliation Effort
Helps persuade Princess Anne to write a conciliatory letter to her exiled father, James II.
1693, December 4th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Triennial Bill Teller
Acts as a teller during a division on the Triennial Bill.
1693, December 8th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Definition of Parliamentary Session
Supports an amendment clarifying that a parliamentary session exists even when no act or judgment is passed.
1693, December 21st · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Bridgeman Petition Motion
Moves that petitioners in the Bridgeman versus Holt dispute be allowed to withdraw their petition after reaching an agreement.
1694, December 19th · England · Kensington Palace · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Mary II Falls Ill
Mary II becomes seriously ill with smallpox at Kensington Palace, beginning the final crisis of the joint reign with William III of Orange.
1694, December 22nd · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Triennial Act
William III of Orange gives royal assent to the Triennial Act, requiring frequent Parliaments and regular general elections.
1694, December 28th · England · Kensington Palace · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Death of Mary II
Mary II dies of smallpox, leaving William III of Orange to rule alone and causing him profound personal grief.
1694, December 28th · England · London · House · House of Orange · William III of Orange
Sole Rule Begins
William III of Orange becomes sole monarch after the death of Mary II, ending the period of joint kingship.
1694, December 28th · Great Britain · House · House of Hanover · George I
Marriage
George Is marriage to Sophea Dorothea is anulled
1694, December · Great Britain · Ahleden Castle · House · House of Hanover · George I Hanover
Arrest of Sophia Dorothea of Zell
Sophia Dorothia is arrested by George in the castle of Ahlden until her death
1694, December · Great Britain · Hanover · House · House of Hanover · George I
Divorce
George I is divorced from Sophia Dorothea of Zell
1694, December · Great Britain · Hanover · House · House of Hanover · Sophia Dorothea of Zell
Divorce
George I divorces Sophia Dorothea on the grounds of adultery
1694, December · Great Britain · Ahleden Castle · House · House of Hanover · Sophia Dorothea of Zell Hanover
Arrest of Sophia Dorothea of Zell
Sophia Dorothia is arrested by George in the castle of Ahlden until her death
1695, December 6th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Naval Failings Investigation
Supports investigation of whether negligence or treachery caused merchant losses during the previous summer's naval operations.
1696, December 4th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Mediation between Devonshire and Normanby
Joins a group of peers appointed to mediate a dispute between Devonshire and Normanby over Berkeley House.
1697, December 2nd · Great Britain · St Pauls · Arts · Architecture · Christopher Wren
St Pauls
St Pauls opens for worship
1697, December 14th · Sweden · Stockholm · House · House of Palatinate-Zweibrucken · Charles XII
Coronation
Is crowned king and soon assumes personal rule.
1699, December 20th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Peter I the Great
Reform of Calendar
Sets about reforming the Russian calendar
1700, December 1st · France · Paris · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis XIV Sun King
Spanish Succession
The Spanish testament naming Philip of Anjou is debated at Versailles amid fears of a European war.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · Government of France · Louis XIV Sun King
Letters Patent
Louis XIV issues measures preserving Philip V's French dynastic status, increasing European concern.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · Government of France · Jean-Baptiste Colbert de Torcy
Spanish Dispatches
Torcy prepares diplomatic communications explaining the Bourbon acceptance of Spain.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · Government of France · Michel Chamillart
War Preparation
Chamillart faces rising military pressure as the Spanish succession crisis moves toward war.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · House of Bourbon · Philip Bourbon Philip V
Departure
Philip V prepares to leave Versailles for Spain after being named heir to the Spanish throne.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · House of Bourbon · Philip Bourbon Philip V
Departure
Philip leaves Versailles for Spain to take possession of the Spanish throne.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Government · House of Bourbon · Louis XIV Sun King
Dynastic Policy
Louis XIV supports his grandson Philip as king of Spain while seeking to preserve Bourbon influence.
1700, December · France · Versailles · House · House of Bourbon · Philip Bourbon Philip V
Farewell
Philip V leaves the French court to take possession of the Spanish monarchy.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis Joseph Vendome
Military Planning
Vendome is considered among France's leading commanders as the Bourbon succession crisis develops.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis XIV Sun King
Balance of Power
Louis XIV's decision threatens to unite Bourbon interests across France and Spain.
1700, December · France · Versailles · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Nicolas Catinat
Command Planning
Nicolas Catinat is among the senior French commanders available as war over Spain becomes likely.
1700, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Nikita Repnin
Army Reorganisation
Nikita Repnin is associated with the rebuilding of Russian forces after the Narva disaster.
1700, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Peter I the Great
Army Reform
After Narva, Peter I begins urgent efforts to rebuild and reform the Russian army.
1700, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Peter I the Great
Artillery Reform
Peter I orders new artillery production after the loss of guns at Narva.
1700, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Peter I the Great
Strategic Recovery
Peter I refuses to abandon the Baltic war despite the heavy defeat at Narva.
1700, December · Spain · Madrid · Government · Government of Spain · Philip V
Administration
Spanish ministers begin issuing government business in the name of Philip V.
1700, December · Spain · Versailles · House · House of Bourbon · Philip V
Departure for Spain
Philip V prepares to leave France for his new Spanish kingdom.
1700, December · Spain · Versailles · House · House of Bourbon · Philip V
Royal Style
Philip V assumes the royal style of King of Spain while still at Versailles.
1700, December · Spain · Madrid · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Philip V
European Alarm
Philip V's accession alarms powers opposed to a Bourbon union of France and Spain.
1700, December · Sweden · Estonia · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Strategic Decision
After Narva, Charles XII turns toward Livonia and Poland-Lithuania rather than immediately invading Russia.
1700, December · Sweden · Narva · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Strategic Decision
Turns south against Augustus II rather than marching directly on Moscow.
1701, December 29th · Russia · Erestfer · Warfare · Great Northern War · Boris Sheremetev
Battle of Erestfer
Sheremetev defeats Schlippenbach's Swedish force at Erestfer.
1701, December 29th · Sweden · Erestfer · Warfare · Great Northern War · Wolmar Anton von Schlippenbach
Defeat at Erestfer
Schlippenbach suffers defeat during the Russian winter offensive.
1701, December · England · London · Government · Government of England · William III of Orange
Parliamentary Response to Stuart Claim
William III of Orange urges Parliament to respond firmly after Louis XIV recognizes James Francis Edward Stuart as king of England and Scotland.
1701, December · Germany · Warsaw · Warfare · Great Northern War · Augustus II the Strong
Polish-Saxon Defence
Augustus organises resistance to the approaching Swedish campaign in Poland.
1701, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Peter I
Celebration of Erestfer Victory
Peter celebrates Erestfer as an important recovery after Narva.
1701, December · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Great Northern War · Peter I
Livonian Offensive
Peter authorises renewed operations against Swedish positions in Livonia.
1701, December · Sweden · Courland · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Winter Quarters in Courland
Charles establishes winter quarters while preparing operations against Augustus II.
1702, December 14th · England · London · Government · Government of England · Anne
Dukedom of Marlborough
Queen Anne rewards Marlborough's early campaign by making him Duke of Marlborough.
1702, December 14th · England · London · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Dukedom of Marlborough
Queen Anne rewards Churchill's campaign by creating him Duke of Marlborough.
1703, December 27th · England · Lisbon · Government · Treaty Diplomacy · John Methuen
Commercial Treaty
Methuen signs the commercial agreement governing English cloth and Portuguese wine.
1703, December 27th · England · Lisbon · Government · Treaty Diplomacy · John Methuen
English Textile Access
Methuen secures favourable treatment for English woollen textiles in Portugal.
1703, December 27th · England · Lisbon · Government · Treaty Diplomacy · John Methuen
Portuguese Wine Preference
Methuen agrees preferential English duties for Portuguese wines.
1703, December 27th · England · Lisbon · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · John Methuen
Methuen Treaty
Concludes alliance and commercial terms with Portugal.
1703, December 27th · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · House of Braganza · Peter II
Commercial Treaty
Peter II approves the commercial treaty negotiated by Methuen.
1703, December · England · London · Science · Royal Society · Isaac Newton
Royal Society Administration
Newton begins supervising the Society's meetings and institutional affairs.
1703, December · Hungary · Upper Hungary · Warfare · Rakoczi Uprising · Francis Rakoczi II
Control of Upper Hungary
Rakoczi controls much of Upper Hungary by the end of the year.
1703, December · Sweden · Poland · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Polish Winter Quarters
Charles establishes winter quarters after consolidating control around Thorn.
1704, December 14th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Return after Blenheim
Returns to St James's after the victorious continental campaign and the journey home from Rotterdam.
1704, December 15th · England · London · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Parliamentary Thanks after Blenheim
Appears in the Lords and receives formal parliamentary thanks for the Blenheim campaign.
1707, December 25th · Sweden · Vistula River · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Crossing of the Vistula
Charles XII crosses the Vistula during the eastward march against Russia.
1707, December 25th · Sweden · Vistula River · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Crossing of the Vistula
Crosses the Vistula during the eastward march.
1708, December 8th · Great Britain · Lille · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Surrender of Lille Citadel
The citadel of Lille surrenders after the prolonged Allied siege.
1708, December 9th · France · Lille · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis Francois Boufflers
Surrender of Lille
Boufflers surrenders Lille after a prolonged defence against Allied siege operations.
1708, December 30th · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Capture of Ghent
Ghent surrenders to the Allies at the end of Marlborough's 1708 campaign.
1708, December · France · Versailles · Government · House of Bourbon · Louis XIV Sun King
War Crisis
Louis XIV faces severe military pressure after Allied victories and the loss of major northern fortresses.
1708, December · Sweden · Ukraine · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Winter in Ukraine
Endures a severe winter that weakens the Swedish army.
1710, December 9th · England · Brihuega · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · James Stanhope
Battle of Brihuega
Is forced to surrender after being surrounded.
1710, December 9th · France · Brihuega · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis Joseph Vendome
Battle of Brihuega
Vendome defeats Stanhope's isolated British force at Brihuega.
1710, December 10th · Spain · Villaviciosa · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Antonio Villarroel
Battle of Villaviciosa
Villarroel distinguishes himself at Villaviciosa while serving the Habsburg claimant after changing sides.
1710, December 11th · France · Villaviciosa de Tajuna · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · Louis Joseph Vendome
Battle of Villaviciosa
Vendome and Philip V defeat the Habsburg army at Villaviciosa.
1710, December · France · Madrid · Government · House of Bourbon · Philip V
Return to Madrid
Philip V recovers his position in Madrid after Bourbon victories in Castile.
1711, December 31st · England · London · Government · Government of Great Britain · Anne
Dismissal of Marlborough
Queen Anne dismisses Marlborough from his military commands after political conflict with the Tory ministry.
1711, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · War of the Spanish Succession · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Dismissal
Marlborough is dismissed from his commands amid political attacks and accusations over army finances.
1712, December 13th · Great Britain · Antwerp · Government · Government of England · John Churchill Marlborough, 1st
Journey toward Antwerp
Begins the next stage of his continental journey toward Antwerp before travelling through Maastricht to Aix-la-Chapelle.
1712, December 20th · Sweden · Gadebusch · Warfare · Great Northern War · Magnus Stenbock
Battle of Gadebusch
Stenbock defeats Danish and Saxon forces at Gadebusch in Sweden's last major field victory of the war.
1712, December 27th · India · House · House of Mogul · Jahandar Shah
Death of Jahandar Shah
Upon the death of their father Jahandar Shah and his brother Azim-ush-shan declare themselves emperor and conduct a struggle for the succession
1712, December 27th · India · House · House of Mogul · Jahandar Shah
Succession
Upon the death of their father Jahandar Shah and his brother Azim-ush-shan declare themselves emperor and conduct a struggle for the succession
1712, December · Sweden · Holstein · Warfare · Great Northern War · Magnus Stenbock
Advance into Holstein
After Gadebusch, Stenbock advances into Holstein while pursued by coalition armies.
1715, December 16th · Scotland · Dunkirk · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · James Francis Edward Stewart
Departure
Departs from Dunkirk to lead the Jacobites in Scotland
1715, December 22nd · Scotland · Peterhead · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · James Francis Edward Stewart
Invasion of Scotland
Lands near Peterhead to rally Jacobite support after defeat at Sheriffmuir
1715, December · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Philippe II of Orleans
Trade Treaty at Paris
France & Spain agree a commercial Treaty
1715, December · Sweden · Stralsund · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Escape from Stralsund
Charles XII escapes from Stralsund shortly before the fortress falls to the coalition.
1715, December · Sweden · Stralsund · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Escape from Stralsund
Escapes shortly before Stralsund falls to the coalition.
1717, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Economy · Gold Standard · Isaac Newton
Guinea Valuation
A royal proclamation adopts Newton's recommended valuation of the guinea at 21 shillings, overvaluing gold relative to silver and moving Britain toward a de facto gold standard.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Stockholm · House · House of Palatinate-Zweibrucken · Charles XII
Succession Crisis
His death opens the succession to Ulrika Eleonora.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Fredriksten · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XII
Death of Charles XII
Shot while inspecting siege works close to Fredriksten fortress in Norway.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Fredriksten · House · House of Palatinate · Charles XII
Death of Charles XII
Charles XII is killed during the siege of Fredriksten.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Fredriksten · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Death of Charles XII
Charles XII is killed while inspecting siege works at Fredriksten, ending Sweden's Norwegian campaign.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Fredriksten · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Death of Charles XII
Is killed while inspecting siege works near Fredriksten.
1718, December 11th · Sweden · Fredriksten · Warfare · Great Northern War · Charles XII
Reign
His death ends a reign dominated by continuous warfare.
1719, December 31st · Great Britain · Greenwich · Science · Astronomy · John Flamsteed
Death of Flamsteed
Dies after decades of observations connected with Greenwich.
1720, December 31st · Scotland · Palazzo Muti · House · House of Stewart · Charles Edward Stewart
Birth of the Young Pretender
Birth of the "Young Pretender", son of James Edward "the Old Pretender", son of the exiled Stuart King James VII and II, and Maria Clementina Sobieska, the granddaughter of John III Sobieski
1724, December 12th · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Samuel Hood Hood, 1st
Birth of Samuel Hood
Birth of Samuel Hood
1732, December 19th · United States of America · Science · Technology · Benjamin Franklin
Poor Richard's Almanack
Publication of "Poor Richards Almanac"
1737, December 11th · England · London · Humanities · History · John Strype
Death of John Strype
John Strype dies in London.
1740, December 12th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st · Frederick II the Great
Invasion of Silesia
Orders his generals to invade Silesia
1740, December 16th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st · Frederick II the Great
Invasion of Silesia
Personally leads an army of 40,000
1740, December 16th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Frederick II the Great
Invasion of Silesia
1st day of the Prussian invasion of Silesia
1740, December · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st · Frederick II the Great
Invasion of Silesia
Offers to vote for Maria Theresas husband if Silesia is handed over to Prussia. Decides to make a preemptive strike against Maria Therasa & her ally the Russians
1741, December 19th · Germany · Prague · House · House of Wittelsbach · Charles Albert
Coronation as King of Bohemia
Charles Albert was crowned rival King of Bohemia after his forces occupied Prague.
1741, December · Denmark · Bering Island · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Vitus Jonassen Bering
Death of Vitus Bering
Bering died on the island later named after him while the expedition struggled with disease and exposure.
1741, December · Germany · Bering Island · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Georg Wilhelm Steller
Survival on Bering Island
Steller studied local wildlife and helped the stranded survivors obtain food and shelter.
1741, December · Russia · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Anna Leopoldovna
Imprisonment
Anna Leopoldovna remained imprisoned with her husband and children after Elizabeth’s accession.
1741, December · Russia · Russia · House · House of Romanov · Ivan VI
Imprisonment
Ivan VI and his family were placed under confinement after his deposition.
1741, December · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Warfare · Russia-Sweden War · Elizabeth
Continuation of War with Sweden
Elizabeth inherited the continuing war with Sweden after taking the Russian throne.
1743, December 23rd · Scotland · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · James Francis Edward Stewart
Declaration of King James
The "Declaration of King James" is signed by James Francis Edward Stuart to be published in the event of a successful French landing, James also signed a separate Declaration for Scotland, denouncing the "pretended union"
1743, December · Scotland · House · House of Stuart · Charles Edward Stewart
Prince Regent
Charles's father named him Prince Regent, giving him authority to act in his name
1744, December 28th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Thomas Pelham-Holles Newcastle, 1st
Alliance Thomas Pelham-Holles Newcastle, 1st and Austria and Holland
Forms an anti Prussian alliance with Austria & Holland
1745, December 4th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Capture of Derby
Derby surrenders to the Jacobites
1745, December 4th · Scotland · Deby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
Arrives at Derby but finds no English support
1745, December 4th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
Only 200 Englisman have joined the Jacobites since their march into England
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
1500 soldiers which would leave the army unfit for further fighting, if they were defeated in that Battle then the militia would pick them off and a retreat to Scotland would be extremely difficult in such circumstances, Charles, after a long pause, spoke on preparations for the next days marching,
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
A Council meeting was convened at Exeter House, Lord George Murray began by arguing for a retreat to Scotland, citing the three British armies in England: Cumberlands, Wades and an army supposedly north of London, if the Jacobites defeated Cumberlands forces, Murray argued, they would still lose between 1000 and
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
Murray interrupted to question the wisdom of marching on, Charles appealed to other officers, who pronounced in favour of Murray, Charles criticised them for giving up guaranteed victory and a Stuart restoration, Murray replied that everyone was in favour of a Stuart restoration and were
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
Murray interrupted to question the wisdom of marching on, Charles appealed to other officers, who pronounced in favour of Murray, Charles criticised them for giving up guaranteed victory and a Stuart restoration, Murray replied that everyone was in favour of a Stuart restoration and were prepared to die for it,
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
but that all were certain to die if they proceeded
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
prepared to die for it, but that all were certain to die if they proceeded
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
1500 soldiers which would leave the army unfit for further fighting, if they were defeated in that Battle then the militia would pick them off and a retreat to Scotland would be extremely difficult in such circumstances, Charles, after a long pause, spoke on preparations for the next days marching,
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
A Council meeting was convened at Exeter House, Lord George Murray began by arguing for a retreat to Scotland, citing the three British armies in England: Cumberlands, Wades and an army supposedly north of London, if the Jacobites defeated Cumberlands forces, Murray argued, they would still lose between 1000 and
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
Murray interrupted to question the wisdom of marching on, Charles appealed to other officers, who pronounced in favour of Murray, Charles criticised them for giving up guaranteed victory and a Stuart restoration, Murray replied that everyone was in favour of a Stuart restoration and were
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
Murray interrupted to question the wisdom of marching on, Charles appealed to other officers, who pronounced in favour of Murray, Charles criticised them for giving up guaranteed victory and a Stuart restoration, Murray replied that everyone was in favour of a Stuart restoration and were prepared to die for it,
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
but that all were certain to die if they proceeded
1745, December 5th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
prepared to die for it, but that all were certain to die if they proceeded
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Perth · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Battle of Prestonpans
The Jacobite forces reach Perth on 4 September, where they are joined by two prominent Highland nobles, the 3rd Duke of Perth and Lord George Murray, who was appointed Lieutenant General
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Invasion of England
The Jacobite general, Lord George Murray, and the Council of War insist on the invasion forces returning to join their growing force in Scotland. On 6 December 1745, they withdrew from England, with Charles Edward Stuart leaving command to Murray
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Perth · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · George Murray
Lieutenant General
The Jacobite forces reach Perth on 4 September, where they are joined by two prominent Highland nobles, the 3rd Duke of Perth and Lord George Murray, who was appointed Lieutenant General
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
Surrounded by an English force of 30,000 Charles Edward retreats back into Scotland
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Invasion of England
The Jacobite general, Lord George Murray, and the Council of War insist on the invasion forces returning to join their growing force in Scotland. On 6 December 1745, they withdrew from England, with Charles Edward Stuart leaving command to Murray
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Derby · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Retreat from Derby
The Jacobite army begins retreating from Derby after commanders decide that advancing on London is too dangerous.
1745, December 6th · Scotland · Perth · Warfare · Military · George Murray
Lieutenant General
Appointed Lieutenant General of the Jacobite Army
1745, December 18th · Scotland · Penrith · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Battle of Penrith
A Jacobite rearguard victory over an English detatchment
1745, December 23rd · Scotland · Inverurie · Warfare · Jacobite Rebellion · Charles Edward Stewart
Battle of Inverurie
A minor Jacobite victory
1745, December 25th · Germany · Dresden · Warfare · Bohemian War, 2nd · Frederick II the Great
Treaty of Dresden
Ends Prussian involvement in the Bohemian War on favourable term
1745, December 25th · Germany · Dresden · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Frederick II the Great
Peace
Prussia recognizes Francis, the Duke of Lorraine, as the Holy Roman Emperor. At the peace of Dresden Frederick is rewarded with the County of Glatz. At the peace of Dresden Frederick gains the Duchies of Upper & Lower Silesia
1745, December 25th · Germany · Glatz · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Frederick II the Great
Rule of Glatz
At the peace of Dresden Frederick is rewarded with the County of Glatz
1745, December 25th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Frederick II the Great
Rule of Silesia
At the peace of Dresden Frederick is rewarded with Upper & Lower Silesia
1745, December 25th · Germany · Dresden · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Frederick II the Great
Treaty of Dresden
Ends Prussian involvement in the War of Austrian Succession on favourable term
1748, December 4th · Austria · Nice · Warfare · War of Austrian Succession · Maria Theresa
Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle
Two implementation treaties are signed at Nice on 4 December 1748 and 21 January 1749 by Austria, Spain, Sardinia, Modena, and Genoa
1756, December · Great Britain · Politics · Whig Party · William Pitt the Elder Chatham, 1st
Leader of House of Commons
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
1756, December · Great Britain · Politics · Whig Party · William Pitt the Elder Chatham, 1st
Secretary of State for Southern Department
Appointed Secretary of State for the Southern Department
1757, December 1st · Germany · Liegnitz · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Mobilization
Joins up with the remnants of Brunswicks troops, takes the offensives & marches east
1757, December 5th · Germany · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Peace
Defeats the Austrians, suffering 5,000 casualties to Austrias 21,000
1757, December 6th · Austria · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Leopold Joseph von Daun
Battle of Leuthen
The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
1757, December 6th · Austria · Schwiednitz · Warfare · Seven Years War · Leopold Joseph von Daun
Battle of Leuthen
The Austrians are forced back across the River Schwiednitz
1757, December 6th · Austria · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Leopold Joseph von Daun
Capture of Leuthen
The Austrians are defeated by the Prussians who capture the Silesian capital Breslau
1757, December 6th · Austria · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Charles of Lorraine
Battle of Leuthen
Charles' Army is destroyed by the Prussians under Frederick the Great
1757, December 6th · Austria · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Charles of Lorraine
Battle of Leuthen
Prussian victory at Leuthen ensures Prussian control of Silesia and Breslau during the Third Silesian War (part of the Seven Years' War)
1757, December 6th · Germany · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Hans von Ziethen
Battle of Leuthen
Commands the Prussian cavalry on the right flank, the Austrians are decisively beaten
1757, December 6th · Germany · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Battle of Leuthen
Destroys 1/2 the Austrian Army, captures Breslau & Silesia
1757, December 6th · Germany · Leuthen · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Battle of Leuthen
Prussian victory at Leuthen ensures Prussian control of Silesia and Breslau during the Third Silesian War (part of the Seven Years' War)
1757, December 6th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Rule of Silesia
Prussian victory at Leuthen ensures Prussian control of Silesia and Breslau during the Third Silesian War (part of the Seven Years' War)
1757, December 8th · Germany · Breslau · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Capture of Breslau
Captures Breslau after the Battle of Leuthen
1757, December · Austria · Breslau · Warfare · Seven Years War · Leopold Joseph von Daun
Capture of Breslau
The Prussians capture the Silesian capital, Breslau
1757, December · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Capture of Silesia
With Fredericks decisive victory over the French at Rossbach, the British renege on the Convention of Klosterzeven and continue the war. Frederick defeats the Austrians at Leuthen and recovers Silesia
1757, December · Germany · Klosterzeven · Warfare · Seven Years War · Frederick II the Great
Convention
With Fredericks decisive victory over the French at Rossbach, the British renege on the Convention of Klosterzeven and continue the war
1758, December 25th · France · Paris · Science · Astronomy · Alexis Clairaut
Halley's Comet Return
Calculates perturbations that help predict the return of Halley's Comet under Newtonian gravity.
1758, December 25th · Germany · Science · Astronomy · Georg Palitzsch
Halleys Comet
Halleys prediction of the comets return proved to be correct, although it was not seen until as late as 25 December 1758 by Johann Georg Palitzsch, a German farmer and amateur astronomer
1758, December 25th · Germany · Prohlis · Science · Astronomy · Johann Georg Palitzsch
Halley's Comet Return
Observes the predicted return of Halley's Comet, confirming Newtonian celestial mechanics.
1758, December 25th · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy · Edmond Halley
Halleys Comet
Halleys prediction of the comets return proved to be correct, although it was not seen until 25 December 1758, by Johann Georg Palitzsch, a German farmer and amateur astronome
1758, December 25th · Great Britain · London · Science · Astronomy · Edmond Halley
Halley's Comet
Halley's predicted comet is observed again, confirming his orbital calculation after his death and strengthening Newtonian celestial mechanics.
1761, December 1st · France · Strasburg · Arts · Waxworks · Marie Tussaud
Birth of Marie Tussaud
Birth of Marie Tussaud
1761, December 24th · Turkey · House · House of Osmanli · Selim III
Birth of Selim III
Birth of Selim III, son of Mustafa III
1762, December 25th · Russia · House · House of Holstein · Catherine II the Great
Succession
Peter succeeds to the throne as Peter III of Russia and moves into the new Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, Catherine thus becomes Empress Consort of Russia
1767, December 26th · Great Britain · Burnham Thorpe · Warfare · Military · Catherine Nelson
Death of Catherine Nelson
Catherine Nelson dies while Horatio is still a child.
1768, December 1st · Great Britain · London · House · House of Hanover · George III
RAA
George III becomes patron of the Royal Academy of Arts
1769, December 13th · Austria · Italy · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Italian Journey
Begins the first Italian journey with Leopold Mozart.
1770, December 26th · Italy · Milan · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mitridate re di Ponto
Mitridate re di Ponto premieres successfully in Milan.
1772, December 26th · Italy · Milan · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Lucio Silla
Lucio Silla premieres at the Regio Ducal Teatro in Milan.
1773, December 16th · Great Britain · Boston · Government · Whig Party Government · Frederick North Guildford, 2nd
Reballion of Rebels in Boston
Merchants board a boycotted ship to hold a tea Party & throw its tea overboard
1773, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Frederick North Guildford, 2nd
Reballion of Rebels in London
1st tea ship is boycotted in Boston by the British
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Government · Government of USA · Lendall Pitts
Reballion of Rebels in Boston
Holds a tea party & throws tea overboard, followed by other American ports. Causes the British Parliament to place Boston under military rule
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Benjamin Rush
Boston Tea Party
Benjamin Rush urges his fellow countrymen to oppose the landing of the tea, because the cargo contained "the seeds of slavery
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
Aimed Tea Act of 1773, which allowed the British East India company to sell tea from China in American colonies without paying taxes
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
Colonists object to the Tea Act because they believe it violates their rights to "no taxation without representation"
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
Demonstrators destroy an entire shipment of tea sent by the East India Company
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party is a protest by the Sons of Liberty in Boston
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Boston Tea Party
The British Government responds harshly and the episode escalates into the American Revolution
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · John Hancock
Sons of Liberty
The Boston Tea Party is a protest by the Sons of Liberty in Boston
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Boston Tea Party
After a meeting held by Adams demonstrators board three vessels and dump all 342 chests of tea into the water
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Boston Tea Party
Argues the Tea Party was not the act of a lawless mob, but was instead a principled protest and the only remaining option the people had to defend their constitutional rights
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Boston Tea Party
Whether or not Samuel Adams helped plan the Boston Tea Party is disputed, but he immediately worked to publicize and defend it
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Constitution of USA
Adams refers to the idea that all Governments have a constitution, written or not, and that the constitution of Great Britain could be interpreted as banning the levying of taxes without representation
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Constitution of USA
Argues the Tea Party was not the act of a lawless mob, but was instead a principled protest and the only remaining option the people had to defend their constitutional rights
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Samuel Adams
Reballion of Rebels in Boston
The 2nd cousin of President John Adams is the chief instigator of the Boston tea party. A protest against the British tea tax imposed on Colonialists in Massachusetts
1773, December 16th · United States of America · Boston · Warfare · American War of Independence · Thomas Hutchinson
Boston Tea Party
Colonists object to the Tea Act because they believe it violates their rights to "no taxation without representation"
1774, December 1st · United States of America · Fairfax · Government · Continental · George Washington
Declaration of Fairfax Resolves
Threatens to stop all Colonial exports to Britain. Signs a measure barring the importation of slaves
1776, December 19th · Great Britain · Humanities · Social Science · Thomas Paine
American Crisis", essay
Publication of "American Crisis", essay
1776, December 19th · Great Britain · Humanities · Social Science · Thomas Paine
American Crisis
Publication of "American Crisis", essay
1776, December 25th · United States of America · Trenton · Warfare · American War of Independence · George Washington
Siege of Trenton
Crosses the Delaware River to attack the British garrison at Trenton, New Jersey
1776, December 26th · United States of America · Trenton · Warfare · American War of Independence · George Washington
Battle of Trenton
Inflicts a major defeat on the British. Crosses the Delaware & wins a victory which turns the tide of the war
1776, December 28th · United States of America · Politics · Continental Congress · John Quincy Adams
Commission
Appointed Commissioner to France
1777, December 17th · France · Paris · Warfare · American War of Independence · Louis XVI
Independence of France
France recognizes the Americas independence
1777, December 17th · France · Paris · Warfare · American War of Independence · Louis XVI
Independence of United States of America
France recognizes the Americas independence
1777, December 30th · Germany · Munich · House · House of Wittelsbach · Maximilian III Joseph
Birth of Maximilian III Joseph
Death of Maximilian III Joseph
1779, December 10th · United States of America · Government · Continental · John Jay
President of USA
Appointed President of the Continental Congress
1779, December 10th · United States of America · Government · Continental · John Jay
President of Continental Congress
Appointed President of the Continental Congress
1780, December 20th · Great Britain · Warfare · American War of Independence · Frederick North Guildford, 2nd
Declaration of War
Declares War on The Netherlands
1783, December 1st · France · Science · Technology · Jacques Charles
1st Balloon Flight
Mans the 1st manned hydrogen balloon flight
1783, December 19th · England · Government · Government of England · George Nugent Temple Grenville Temple, 3rd
Foreign Secretary of England
Appointed Foreign Secretary
1783, December 19th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Appointed Prime Minister by George III, Britains youngest Prime Minister, age 24
1783, December 23rd · United States of America · Warfare · American War of Independence · George Washington
Resignation of George Washington
Resigns as Commander in Chief
1784, December 14th · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Freemasonry
Is initiated into the Viennese Masonic lodge Zur Wohltatigkeit.
1784, December 24th · United States of America · Arts · Literature · James Madison
Remonstrances Against Religious Assessments
Publication of "Remonstrances Against Religious Assessments"
1784, December · India · Mangalore · Warfare · Mysore Wars, 2nd · Fateh Ali Tippu
Treaty of Mangalore
Tipu concludes the Treaty of Mangalore with the East India Company, ending the Second Anglo-Mysore War.
1785, December 16th · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano Concerto No 22
Completes Piano Concerto No 22 in E-flat major.
1787, December 25th · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Lieutenant
Appointed Lieutenant
1788, December 17th · Russia · Ochakov · Warfare · Turkish War, 2nd · Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov
Siege of Ochakov
Present at the successful siege of Ochakov
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques Necker
Necker endorses increased representation
Necker supported strengthening the numerical position of commoner deputies. The debate over third estate obtains double representation demonstrated why electoral rules and parliamentary procedure mattered to constitutional reform.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques Necker
Necker supports expanded commoner representation
Necker was closely associated with proposals to broaden the representation of commoners. This development concerning crown doubles third estate representation exposed the limits of the old regime's political arrangements.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
King doubles commoner seats
Louis XVI's council decided that the Third Estate would have twice as many representatives as either the nobility or clergy. The third estate obtains double representation formed part of the transition from estate-based consultation toward claims of national sovereignty.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
King increases number of commoner deputies
The royal council agreed that the Third Estate should have twice the deputies of each privileged order. The crown doubles third estate representation made Versailles a focal point in the struggle over royal and representative authority.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes
Sieyes distinguishes votes from deputy numbers
Sieyes argued that double representation was insufficient if the estates continued to vote as separate corporate bodies. The consequences of third estate obtains double representation helped redefine the place of the three orders in French public life.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes
Sieyes argues numbers alone cannot secure representation
Sieyes's national-sovereignty argument exposed why the voting method mattered as much as deputy totals. The consequences of crown doubles third estate representation reached well beyond the palace and its neighbouring legislative chambers.
1788, December 27th · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Double Representation of Third Estate
Louis XVI's council granted the Third Estate twice as many deputies as either privileged order for the forthcoming Estates General.
1788, December 27th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Estates General
The King leaves the discussion of the weight of each vote to the Estates General itself
1788, December 27th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Estates General
The King leaves the discussion of the weight of each vote to the Estates General itself.
1789, December 29th · India · Travancore · Warfare · Third Anglo-Mysore War · Tipu Sultan
Attack on Travancore
Tipu Sultan attacks the Travancore defensive lines, helping trigger the Third Anglo-Mysore War.
1789, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Guy-Jean-Baptiste Target
New departments planned: Legal uniformity under consideration
The Assembly's reformers treated traditional provincial distinctions as obstacles to common law. A standardized territorial structure was intended to serve the same nation-wide constitutional system.
1789, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Isaac Rene Guy Le Chapelier
End of corporate privilege broadens reform
Reformers questioned old corporate privileges as the Assembly reorganized public institutions. Le Chapelier's legislative work reflected a preference for common law over status-based entitlements.
1789, December · France · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Francois-Nicolas-Leonard Buzot
Peasant petition pressure continues after August
Deputies such as Buzot encountered an ongoing debate over rural charges left redeemable by the August settlement. Peasants often regarded the surviving payments as incompatible with the proclaimed abolition of feudalism.
1789, December · France · Versailles · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Rights Language Does Not Produce Universal Suffrage
Despite the declaration's equality language, subsequent electoral rules distinguish active from passive citizens and restrict political participation.
1789, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyes
New departments planned: Administrative equality envisioned
Sieyes backed rational organization of public institutions instead of the inherited patchwork of provinces. The new departmental principle helped make uniform citizenship administratively possible.
1789, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Honore-Gabriel de Mirabeau
New departments planned: Territorial overhaul disputed
Mirabeau joined debates in which deputies considered how to redraw France into workable administrative units. Questions of local identity and executive oversight complicated the practical design.
1790, December 1st · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Sylvain Bailly
Bailly manages Paris during religious controversy
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy divided public opinion and challenged traditional religious loyalties. Bailly's municipality faced the consequences of political and confessional tensions within the capital.
1790, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jerome Petion
President of National Assembly
Deputies selected Petion to chair the Assembly for a term beginning in December 1790.
1790, December 22nd · Russia · Ismail · Warfare · Turkish War, 2nd · Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov
Siege of Ismail
Captures the Turkish fortess of Ismail at the mouth of the Danube
1790, December 26th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Clergy Oath Sanction
Louis XVI sanctioned legislation requiring constitutional oaths from clergy, deepening the religious division created by revolutionary reforms.
1790, December 27th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Civil Constitution Oath
Talleyrand took the oath required by the Civil Constitution of the Clergy.
1790, December 29th · France · Autun · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Letter to Autun Clergy
Talleyrand urged clergy in his diocese to take the constitutional oath after he had sworn it himself.
1791, December 1st · France · Nancy · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Sylvain Bailly
Bailly withdraws from prominent public office
After resigning, Bailly retired from the centre of revolutionary politics. His withdrawal offered little protection once the political direction of the Revolution became more radical.
1791, December 2nd · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Prussia · Frederick William Hohenzollern II
Acquisition of Ansbach and Bayreuth
Acquires the margraviates of Ansbach and Bayreuth from Charles Alexander
1791, December 2nd · Germany · Ansbach · Government · Government of Prussia · Charles Alexander Brandenburg-Ansbach
Sale of Ansbach
Sells the Margraviate of Ansbach to Prussia
1791, December 2nd · Germany · Bayreuth · Government · Government of Prussia · Charles Alexander Brandenburg-Ansbach
Sale of Bayreuth
Sells the Margraviate of Bayreuth to Prussia
1791, December 5th · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
1791, December 5th · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music · Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Dies in Vienna aged thirty five.
1791, December 11th · Austria · Vienna · Arts · Classical Music · Constanze Mozart
Widow Pension
Petitions for support after Mozart dies with debts.
1791, December 14th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Declaration of War
Louis XVI addressed the Legislative Assembly on the émigré threat and warned that continued foreign protection of armed émigrés could lead to conflict.
1791, December 14th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Ultimatum over Emigre Forces
Louis XVI addressed the Legislative Assembly on the threat posed by émigré forces gathering under protection of German princes.
1791, December 15th · United States of America · Government · Government of USA · George Washington
Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights comes into effect
1791, December 15th · United States of America · Government · Government of USA · George Washington
Constitution of USA
The Bill of Rights comes into effect
1791, December 15th · United States of America · Philadelphia · Government · Government of USA · George Washington
Bill of Rights
President when the first ten amendments take effect as the Bill of Rights
1791, December 15th · United States of America · Philadelphia · Government · Government of USA · James Madison
Bill of Rights
Ten amendments based on Madison's proposals are ratified as the Bill of Rights
1791, December 16th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Pierre Brissot
December address argues for revolutionary war
Brissot delivered a major defense of war at the Jacobin Club. He claimed that confronting foreign enemies could consolidate the Revolution, a view that became central to his political reputation.
1791, December 19th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Louis XVI
Legislation
Vetoes the Legislative Assemblys Decree against priests
1791, December 19th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Louis Auguste Bourbon Louis XVI
Veto of Decrees
Vetoes decrees against refractory priests and emigres
1791, December 19th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Veto of Refractory Priest Decree
Louis XVI vetoed legislation directed against refractory priests, worsening conflict with deputies who viewed clerical resistance as counter-revolutionary.
1791, December 23rd · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Francis Godolphin Osbourne Leeds, 5th
Foreign Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Foreign Minister
1791, December 26th · Great Britain · London · Science · Mathematics · Charles Babbage
Birth of Charles Babbage
Birth of Charles Babbage
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Marguerite-Elie Guadet
Jacobin war debate divides reformers: Royal diplomacy scrutinized
Guadet challenged the reliability of ministers responsible for responding to European rulers. Such attacks increased tension between militant legislators and the constitutional monarch.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Pierre-Victurnien Vergniaud
Jacobin war debate divides reformers: Military firmness enters rhetoric
Vergniaud became associated with the legislators pressing the court to answer foreign threats. His eloquence helped make the war question central to parliamentary debate.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Pierre Brissot
Austrian policy hardens in Assembly
Brissot pressed for a firm stance toward Austria and the courts accused of supporting counterrevolution. The argument contributed to an increasingly urgent diplomatic crisis.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Pierre Brissot
War policy debated against Robespierre
Brissot advocated military confrontation as a means of defending and spreading revolutionary principles. Robespierre replied that war could empower generals and damage liberty at home.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Pierre Brissot
Jacobin war debate divides reformers: War defended as liberation
Brissot presented war as a way to expose internal enemies and defend the revolutionary nation. Robespierre and other critics warned that armies might not spread liberty as easily as war advocates supposed.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques Pierre Brissot
War Debate
Brissot and allied members argue that war can spread revolutionary principles and expose internal enemies
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques Pierre Brissot
War Debate
Brissot and allied members argue that war can spread revolutionary principles and expose internal enemies.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot
Military Committee
Carnot joined the Legislative Assembly's military committee and became influential in questions of army organization.
1791, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot
Military Discipline Debate
Carnot challenged a model of absolute passive obedience and argued for reasoned military obedience away from the battlefield.
1792, December 2nd · France · Namur · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Edouard Adolphe Casmimir Joeseph Mortier Treviso
Siege of Namur
Final day of the siege of Namur
1792, December 2nd · Germany · Frankfurt · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Ferdinand Brunswick
Capture of Frankfurt
Captures Frankfurt from the French forces under Custine
1792, December 3rd · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Judgment of Louis XVI
Robespierre argues before the Convention that Louis XVI must be condemned because the Republic cannot safely coexist with the former king.
1792, December 3rd · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Convention Decision to Try Louis XVI
The National Convention decided that Louis XVI would be tried by the Convention itself.
1792, December 5th · Bolivia · Huarina · Warfare · Military · Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana
Birth of Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana
Birth of Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana
1792, December 10th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Indictment Report
The Convention received a report setting out accusations against Louis XVI before his formal interrogation.
1792, December 11th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Bertrand Barere
Interrogation of Louis XVI
Barere presides while Louis XVI appears before the Convention and answers charges concerning his conduct as king.
1792, December 11th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Bertrand Barere
Presiding over Royal Interrogation
As Convention president, Barere presided during proceedings in which Louis XVI was questioned by the deputies.
1792, December 11th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
First Convention Interrogation
Louis XVI appeared before the Convention and answered questions concerning the charges brought against him.
1792, December 11th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Request for Legal Counsel
Louis XVI requested legal assistance after hearing the charges presented against him by the Convention.
1792, December 11th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Louis XVI Hears Charges before Convention
The former king appeared before the deputies to answer accusations arising from his government and contacts with foreign powers. Proceedings unfolded in a legislature acting simultaneously as accuser and judge.
1792, December 12th · France · Temple Prison · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Appointment of Defence Counsel
Louis XVI received legal assistance from Malesherbes, Tronchet and de Sèze in preparing his defense.
1792, December 14th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Declaration of War
Addresses the Assembly & says war will be inevitable if the emigres are not dispersed
1792, December 14th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Declaration of War
Louis XVI addressed the Assembly and says war will be inevitable if the emigres are not dispersed.
1792, December 26th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Raymond de Seze
Defense of Louis XVI
De Seze presents the principal legal defense of Louis XVI before the Convention and challenges the case for condemning the former monarch.
1792, December 26th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Defence before Convention
Louis XVI appeared before the Convention while Raymond de Sèze presented the principal legal defense against the charges.
1792, December 26th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Final Statement to Convention
Louis XVI addressed the Convention after his defense and denied intending to shed the blood of the French people.
1792, December 26th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Raymond de Seze Delivers Royal Defence
Counsel Raymond de Sèze presented a defence of Louis XVI before the Convention. He disputed the legality of retroactively punishing conduct protected by the former constitution.
1792, December · Austria · Temple Prison · Revolution · Revolution of France · Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI separated for trial
Louis XVI was tried before the National Convention while Marie Antoinette remained detained with the children. The proceedings made the survival of the former royal family increasingly precarious.
1792, December · France · Paris · Politics · Jacobin Party · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Jacobin Club
Supports the condemnation of Louis XVI to death for treason:"It is with regret that I pronounce, the fatal truth: Louis ought to perish rather than a hundred thousand virtuous citizens; Louis must die, that the country may live"
1792, December · France · Paris · Politics · Jacobin Party · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Treason
Supports the condemnation of Louis XVI to death for treason:"It is with regret that I pronounce, the fatal truth: Louis ought to perish rather than a hundred thousand virtuous citizens; Louis must die, that the country may live"
1792, December · France · Alsace · Revolution · Revolution of France · Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot
Carnot Inspects Eastern Army Preparedness
Carnot participated in assessing the condition of French forces on the Rhine frontier. His attention to discipline and command foreshadowed the growing use of deputies as military supervisors.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Robespierre
Robespierre Demands Political Judgment of King
Robespierre maintained that the Convention had already made a political judgment when it established the Republic. He opposed a conventional trial that might imply uncertainty about the former king's responsibility.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Georges Jacques Danton
Girondin attacks on Paris radicals: Attempts at political mediation
Danton sought room for action between competing republican camps as the war crisis deepened. His position differed from colleagues who regarded every political compromise as betrayal.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Pierre Brissot
War strategy expands beyond Austria
As the republic fought on several fronts, Brissot defended an active strategy against European monarchies. Military expansion magnified both the ambitions and the vulnerabilities of his faction.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Execution
Robespierre supported the death sentence for Louis XVI, arguing that the former king had betrayed the nation.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Execution
Supports the condemnation of Louis XVI to death for treason:"It is with regret that I pronounce, the fatal truth: Louis ought to perish rather than a hundred thousand virtuous citizens; Louis must die, that the country may live"
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Jacobin Club
Supports the condemnation of Louis XVI to death for treason:"It is with regret that I pronounce, the fatal truth: Louis ought to perish rather than a hundred thousand virtuous citizens; Louis must die, that the country may live"
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Treason
Supports the condemnation of Louis XVI to death for treason:"It is with regret that I pronounce, the fatal truth: Louis ought to perish rather than a hundred thousand virtuous citizens; Louis must die, that the country may live"
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Antoine-Joseph Santerre
Guard escorts Louis XVI toward judgment
Parisian armed forces carried out security duties as the former king faced the National Convention. Santerre's command was linked to the coercive authority replacing the constitutional monarchy.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Robespierre
Girondin attacks on Paris radicals: Factional suspicions escalate
Robespierre was accused by political rivals of trying to dominate the Revolution. The controversy helped turn differences of policy into disputes about personal conspiracy.
1792, December · France · Frankfurt · Revolution · Revolution of France · Adam Philippe de Custine
Coalition Counterattack Forces Frankfurt Withdrawal
The French garrison lost Frankfurt after Allied counterpressure. Custine's earlier success proved vulnerable without enough forces to defend scattered conquests.
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis XVI
Defence Counsel Prepare Royal Plea
Lawyers representing Louis XVI reviewed the accusations and prepared arguments on constitutional authority and individual responsibility. Their work confronted a chamber whose members had already overthrown hereditary monarchy.
1792, December · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Arrest of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Because of Talleyrand-Perigords aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest
1792, December · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Arrest of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Because of Talleyrand-Perigords aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest.
1792, December · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Exile of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Because of Talleyrand-Perigords aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest
1792, December · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
National Convention
Because of Talleyrand-Perigords aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest
1792, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Olympe Gouges
Opposition to Revolutionary Violence
Olympe de Gouges publicly opposed escalating revolutionary violence and criticized the politics associated with the Terror.
1792, December · Switzerland · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Paul Marat
Girondin attacks on Paris radicals: Charges of extremism answered
Marat defended militant Parisian revolutionary politics against Girondin denunciations. Newspaper disputes and Convention speeches made the cleavage between the two groups increasingly bitter.
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Nicolas Billaud-Varenne
Law of 14 Frimaire
Billaud-Varenne supports the decree of 14 Frimaire, which centralizes revolutionary government and strengthens supervision by the Convention and its committees.
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Committee of Public Safety
The broad and centralized powers of the Committee are codified by the Law of 14 Frimaire (also known as the Law of Revolutionary Government)
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Committee of Public Safety
The broad and centralized powers of the Committee are codified by the Law of 14 Frimaire (also known as the Law of Revolutionary Government).
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Constitution of France
The broad and centralized powers of the Committee are codified by the Law of 14 Frimaire (also known as the Law of Revolutionary Government)
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Revolutionary Government
The Law of 14 Frimaire centralises revolutionary government under the Convention and its committees
1793, December 4th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Maximilien Francois Marie Robespierre
Revolutionary Government
The Law of 14 Frimaire centralises revolutionary government under the Convention and its committees.
1793, December 5th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Georges Jacques Danton
Danton's moderation gains a public voice
Desmoulins's new paper gave prominence to demands associated with Danton's supporters for relief from political terror. The controversy surrounding desmoulins launches le vieux cordelier influenced the changing balance among revolutionary factions.
1793, December 5th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques René Hébert
Hebert becomes a target of rival radical press
Hébert's inflammatory newspaper supplied a focus for criticism by Desmoulins and the Indulgents. This aspect of desmoulins launches le vieux cordelier illustrates how press campaigns, popular sections and government decisions became connected.
1793, December 5th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
Desmoulins publishes newspaper against extremists
Desmoulins initially attacked Hébertist agitation before increasingly calling for clemency in revolutionary justice. The episode concerned desmoulins launches le vieux cordelier and affected the relationship between club activists and public authority.
1793, December 5th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
First Issue of Le Vieux Cordelier
Desmoulins published the first issue of Le Vieux Cordelier, initially attacking the Hebertists before turning toward an indulgent position.
1793, December 15th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
Committee of General Security
Desmoulins quickly turned his pen against the Committee of Public Safety and the Committee of General Security, comparing their reign to that of the Roman tyrants chronicled by Tacitus and expounding the "indulgent" views of the Dantonist faction
1793, December 15th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
Committee of General Security
Desmoulins quickly turned his pen against the Committee of Public Safety and the Committee of General Security, comparing their reign to that of the Roman tyrants chronicled by Tacitus and expounding the "indulgent" views of the Dantonist faction.
1793, December 15th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
Committee of Public Safety
Desmoulins launched Le Vieux Cordelier against the Hebertists, then increasingly criticized emergency committees and promoted the Dantonist call for clemency.
1793, December 15th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Camille Desmoulins
Committee of Public Safety
Journalist Camille Desmoulins begins publishing Le Vieux Cordelier, a newspaper which was initially aimed, with the approval of Robespierre and the Committee of Public Safety at the ultra-revolutionary Hebertist faction. Desmoulins quickly turned his pen against the Committee of Public Safety and the Committee of General Security, comparing their reign to that of the Roman tyrants chronicled by Tacitus and expounding the "indulgent" views of the Dantonist faction
1793, December 16th · France · Toulon · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Napoleon I
Siege of Toulon
Toulon is recaptured from the British. Directs a siege against a British squadron & wins promotion to General of brigade
1793, December 17th · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Artillery Supports Storming of Fort Mulgrave
Bonaparte's siege guns contributed to the attack on the stronghold overlooking Toulon's anchorage. The capture of the position was decisive because cannon could then threaten the fleet.
1793, December 17th · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques François Dugommier
French Soldiers Capture Little Gibraltar
Dugommier's forces captured the fortified height after fierce fighting. The success undermined the enemy position within the harbor and forced the Allies to plan evacuation.
1793, December 17th · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Assault on Fort Mulgrave
Napoleon helped direct the assault on the fortified position known as Fort Mulgrave during the final operations at Toulon.
1793, December 17th · France · Le Caire · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Napoleon I
Capture of Le Caire
Leads a force which recaptures Le Caire Peninsular from the British. Enables the recapture of Toulon
1793, December 18th · Spain · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Federico Gravina
Spanish Warships Withdraw from Toulon
Spanish vessels joined the Allied evacuation after the collapse of the harbor defense. The departure ended Spain's direct military presence in the occupied port.
1793, December 18th · United Kingdom · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · William Sidney Smith
Sidney Smith Directs Naval Destruction Operations
British naval officers attempted to destroy French warships and stores that could not be taken away. The demolitions caused major losses to the naval facilities as the Allies withdrew.
1793, December 18th · United Kingdom · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Samuel Hood
Hood Orders Allied Fleet Evacuation
The fall of commanding positions made continued occupation of Toulon untenable. Hood prepared to remove Allied troops and as many ships and refugees as possible.
1793, December 19th · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques François Dugommier
Republican Troops Reenter Toulon
The republican army retook the port after the foreign garrison departed. Control of the principal Mediterranean naval base returned to the French Republic.
1793, December 19th · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Evacuation of Toulon
The successful artillery operations helped force the Anglo-allied evacuation of Toulon and restored the port to Republican control.
1793, December 19th · France · Toulon · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Napoleon I
Capture of Toulon
Toulon is recaptured by the revolutionaries
1793, December 22nd · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Brigadier General
Appointed Brigadier, age 24
1793, December 22nd · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Brigadier General
Napoleon I was appointed brigadier general at age 24.
1793, December 22nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
General
Appointed General de Brigade
1793, December 22nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
General
Napoleon I was appointed general de brigade.
1793, December 22nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
General
Appointed General of the Brigade, provisional
1793, December 22nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
General
Napoleon I received a provisional appointment as general of brigade.
1793, December 22nd · France · Paris · Warfare · Military · Napoleon I
Brigadier General
Appointed Brigadier
1793, December 22nd · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon I
General
Appointed General de Brigade
1793, December 22nd · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon I
General
Appointed General of the Brigade, provisional
1793, December 22nd · France · Froschwiller · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Louis Lazare Hoche
Battle of Froschwiller
Defeats the Prussians
1793, December 22nd · France · Toulon · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Napoleon I
Capture of Toulon
Captures Toulon & is made a Brigadier
1793, December 26th · Austria · Geisberg · Revolution · Revolution of Austria · Wurmser
Battle of Geisberg
Defeated in Alsace by the French under General Hoche
1793, December 26th · France · Wissembourg · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis Lazare Hoche
Battle of Wissembourg Restores French Lines
French forces defeated the Coalition in the late December fighting around Wissembourg. The victory helped secure Alsace and improved the security of the Rhine frontier.
1793, December 26th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Inspector
Appointed Inspector of the Coast from the Rhone to the Var
1793, December 26th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Inspector
Napoleon I was appointed Inspector of the Coast from the Rhone to the Var.
1793, December 26th · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon I
Inspector
Appointed Inspector of the Coast from the Rhone to the Var
1793, December 26th · France · Geisberg · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Louis Lazare Hoche
Battle of Geisberg
Defeats the Austrians under General Wurmser
1793, December 29th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques-Nicolas Billaud-Varenne
Convention Supremacy
Billaud-Varenne argued that the National Convention alone should direct the revolutionary government.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte Recommended for Higher Military Rank
The young officer's effective handling of artillery drew notice after Toulon fell. His subsequent promotion marked an important acceleration in his military career.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte Reorganizes Guns after Enemy Attack
Following Allied attempts to disrupt forward batteries, Bonaparte continued strengthening the republican gun line. His work sustained pressure on fortifications surrounding the harbor.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte Wounded during Final Assault
Bonaparte was wounded in the fighting that led to the capture of the key heights. His role in the siege subsequently attracted favorable attention from republican authorities.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Toulon Victory Establishes Artillery Officer Reputation
The siege demonstrated Bonaparte's ability to connect artillery placement with strategic objectives. His growing reputation helped open opportunities for subsequent appointments in the revolutionary armies.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques François Dugommier
Dugommier Prepares Decisive December Assault
The French commander assembled forces for an attack against the heavily defended heights. Capturing these works promised to make continued Allied naval occupation impossible.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jacques François Dugommier
Dugommier Reviews Damaged Naval Installations
Retaking Toulon did not immediately restore the Mediterranean fleet's strength. The siege and Allied destruction had caused losses requiring extensive rebuilding.
1793, December · France · Alsace · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Charles Pichegru
French Armies Coordinate Alsace Counterattack
Pichegru's Army of the Rhine operated alongside Hoche's Army of the Moselle. Cooperation helped create a stronger offensive against the Coalition's divided positions.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-François La Poype
Eastern French Columns Support Final Offensive
La Poype's troops maintained pressure against the eastern defensive sector. Their action helped prevent Allied commanders from concentrating every reserve against the main assault.
1793, December · France · Wissembourg · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis Lazare Hoche
French Counteroffensive Begins toward Wissembourg
Hoche's army took part in operations to relieve pressure on the eastern frontier. The offensive sought to drive Coalition troops from positions they had occupied in Alsace.
1793, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Georges Couthon
Republic of Virtue
Couthon supports Robespierre and Saint-Just in promoting virtue discipline and revolutionary government
1793, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Georges Couthon
Republic of Virtue
Couthon supports Robespierre and Saint-Just in promoting virtue discipline and revolutionary government.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Christophe Saliceti
Convention Commissioners Announce Recovery of Port
Representatives on mission reported the capture of Toulon as a major political and military victory. Restoring the harbor also gave republican authorities control over remaining ships and infrastructure.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Christophe Saliceti
Toulon Renamed Port la Montagne
Republican authorities adopted a revolutionary name for the recovered city. The change expressed official condemnation of the revolt and celebration of the victorious Mountain.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis Marie Stanislas Fréron
Freron Oversees Political Measures around Port
Representative Fréron was attached to the republican operations and later the reprisals at Toulon. Military recovery of the city became intertwined with punishment of alleged rebels.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis Marie Stanislas Fréron
Freron Participates in Post Siege Repression
The recovery of Toulon was followed by severe reprisals against people accused of supporting the royalist revolt. Fréron's role revealed the punitive aspect of republican reconquest.
1793, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis-Antoine de Saint-Just
Saint Just Reports Eastern Recovery to Government
Successes on the frontier strengthened the claim that determined supervision and mobilization could reverse military setbacks. Saint Just's mission became associated with the restoration of French morale.
1793, December · France · Toulon · Warfare · Revolutionary Wars · Louis-Gabriel Suchet Albufera
Siege of Toulon
Fights at the siege of Toulon, captures British General OHara
1793, December · United Kingdom · Toulon · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles O Hara
O Hara Leads Allied Land Defenders
British general Charles O Hara assumed important command responsibilities within the Toulon defenses. His troops supported the protection of the harbor fortifications and allied positions.
1793, December · United Kingdom · Mediterranean · Revolution · Revolution of France · Samuel Hood
Allied Departure Leaves Naval Material Destroyed
The British led evacuation denied the Republic some valuable naval resources through burning and demolition. The damage reduced the strategic benefits of recapturing an important base.
1794, December 12th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean Baptiste Carrier
Trial
Carrier is tried and executed as the Convention turns against extreme agents of the Terror
1794, December 12th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean Baptiste Carrier
Trial
Carrier is tried and executed as the Convention turns against extreme agents of the Terror.
1794, December 12th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France
Maximum Repeal
The Law of the Maximum is repealed during the Thermidorian retreat from economic controls
1794, December 12th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France
Maximum Repeal
The Law of the Maximum is repealed during the Thermidorian retreat from economic controls.
1794, December 16th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Baptiste Carrier
Carrier condemned - Institutional consequence
Jean-Baptiste Carrier figured in events surrounding carrier condemned at Paris. His fate illustrated how the Thermidorian regime punished selected officials of the earlier Terror. This episode contributed to the replacement of centralized Jacobin emergency rule with a less unified, more conservative Convention.
1794, December 16th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Baptiste Carrier
Carrier condemned
Carrier was executed after proceedings focused on the brutal repression associated with Nantes. His fate illustrated how the Thermidorian regime punished selected officials of the earlier Terror.
1794, December 24th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Francois Antoine Boissy d'Anglas
Economic price controls abandoned - Political consequence
Francois Antoine Boissy d'Anglas figured in events surrounding economic price controls abandoned at Paris. Boissy d'Anglas was associated with the retreat from wartime controls that exposed urban consumers to severe inflation. It exposed divisions among revolutionary deputies over who should control punishment, representation and public order.
1794, December 24th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Francois Antoine Boissy d'Anglas
Economic price controls abandoned
The Convention abolished the General Maximum regulating prices and wages. Boissy d'Anglas was associated with the retreat from wartime controls that exposed urban consumers to severe inflation.
1794, December 24th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Francois Antoine Boissy d'Anglas
General Maximum Repealed
Boissy d'Anglas supports the Thermidorian retreat from wartime economic controls as the Convention abolishes the General Maximum on prices.
1794, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Jean-Baptiste Carrier
Carrier Faces Accountability for Nantes Repression
Carrier was prosecuted over his conduct during the revolutionary repression at Nantes. The case became a major test of whether former agents of the Terror would answer for abuses.
1795, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot
Operational Planning with Jourdan
Carnot worked with Jourdan on operational planning as the Directory prepared renewed campaigns against Coalition armies.
1796, December 27th · Germany · Warfare · Military · Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz
Birth of Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz
Birth of Karl Friedrich von Steinmetz
1796, December · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Louis-Gabriel Suchet Albufera
Colonel
Appointed Colonel
1796, December · France · Warfare · Military · Louis-Gabriel Suchet Albufera
Colonel
Appointed Colonel
1797, December 5th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Return to Paris
Napoleon returned to Paris after the Italian campaign, receiving public attention for his military victories and diplomatic achievements.
1797, December 25th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Election to the Institute
Napoleon was elected to the Institut de France in the class of physical and mathematical sciences.
1797, December · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente
Political Alliance with Bonaparte
Talleyrand cultivated Bonaparte after the Italian victories and used his influence inside the Directory to support the general's political standing.
1798, December 9th · France · Switzerland · Revolution · Revolution of France · Andre Massena Essling
Commander of Army of Helvetia
Massena was appointed commander of the Army of Helvetia as France prepared for renewed campaigning in Switzerland.
1798, December 11th · France · Zurich · Revolution · Revolution of France · Andre Massena Essling
Arrival at Zurich
Massena arrived at Zurich to take up his Swiss command and was placed under Jourdan's higher operational authority.
1798, December 24th · France · Cairo · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Journey to Suez
Napoleon left Cairo for Suez to inspect the region and examine strategic possibilities connected with the Red Sea.
1798, December 24th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Alliance Great Britain and Russia
An Anglon alliance Treaty is concluded
1798, December · Austria · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Karl Mack von Leiberich
Arrest of Karl Mack
Mack is arrested by the French
1798, December · France · Suez · Exploration · Egyptian Campaign · Napoleon Bonaparte
Canal Survey
Orders surveys of the Suez Isthmus while considering a canal between the Mediterranean and Red Sea.
1799, December 13th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Pierre Claude Francois Daunou
Constitution of Year VIII completed - Change of government
Pierre Claude Francois Daunou figured in events surrounding constitution of year viii completed at Paris. The document created institutions that concentrated practical executive authority in the First Consul. It was one step in dismantling the five-member Directory and establishing the provisional Consulate.
1799, December 13th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Pierre Claude Francois Daunou
Constitution of Year VIII completed
The Constitution of Year VIII was adopted in the wake of Brumaire and replaced the Directory's framework with a Consulate. The document created institutions that concentrated practical executive authority in the First Consul.
1799, December 25th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte becomes First Consul - Historical significance
Napoleon Bonaparte figured in events surrounding bonaparte becomes first consul at Paris. The coup had culminated in a durable executive system dominated by its principal military leader. The episode contributed to the outcome in which Bonaparte emerged as France’s leading executive authority.
1799, December 25th · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte becomes First Consul
The institutions of the Consulate began operating under the Constitution of Year VIII with Bonaparte as First Consul. The coup had culminated in a durable executive system dominated by its principal military leader.
1799, December 25th · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon I
Constitution of France
The Constitution of Year VIII comes into force
1800, December 24th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Napoleon I
Assassination of Napoleon I
The assassination attempt results in further centralization & control
1800, December 24th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Napoleon I
Plot
Escapes an assassination attempt by Royalists resulting in further centralization. Escapes an assassination attempt by Royalists
1800, December 26th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Napoleon I
Exile of Napoleon I
After an attempt on his life Napoleon has 129 "Jacobins" exiled
1801, December 24th · Great Britain · Science · Technology · James Trevithick
Invention of Locomotive
The locomotive takes its 1st outing on a British road
1801, December · Germany · Gottingen · Science · Celestial Mechanics · Carl Friedrich Gauss
Orbit of Ceres
Calculates the orbit of Ceres from sparse observations using celestial mechanics.
1802, December 31st · India · Bassein · House · Maratha Empire · Baji Rao II
Treaty of Bassein
Baji Rao II signs the Treaty of Bassein with the British East India Company, accepting subsidiary protection to regain his position at Pune.
1803, December 15th · Great Britain · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Result of Surrender of Gawilghur
The fall of Gawilghur removes a major Maratha stronghold from the campaign.
1803, December 15th · Great Britain · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Surrender of Gawilghur
Surrender of Gawilghur
1803, December 15th · India · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Scindia of Gawilghur
Result of Surrender of Gawilghur
Gawilghur passes into British control, weakening Scindia's military position.
1803, December 15th · India · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Scindia of Gawilghur
Surrender of Gawilghur
Surrender of Gawilghur.
1803, December 17th · India · Deogaon · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Raghoji II Bhonsle
Treaty of Deogaon
Raghoji II Bhonsle signs the Treaty of Deogaon and cedes substantial territory after military defeat.
1803, December 30th · India · Surji-Anjangaon · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Daulat Rao Scindia
Treaty of Surji-Anjangaon
Daulat Rao Scindia signs the Treaty of Surji-Anjangaon after major defeats in the Second Anglo-Maratha War.
1804, December 2nd · France · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Succession
Succeeds as Emperor, "Emperor of the French"
1804, December 23rd · France · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Nicolas-Jean de Dieu Soult Dalmatie
Battle of Pultusk
Fights at the Battle of Pultsuk
1804, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Coalition, 3rd
An Anglo-Swedish agreement leads to the creation of the 3rd Coalition
1805, December 2nd · Austria · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Bagration
Battle of Austerlitz
The French lose 10,000 & Austron losses are 36,000. Leads the Allied forces against Napoleon at the Battle of Austerlitz. Austria is forced to withdraw from the war
1805, December 2nd · France · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Marechal Joachim Murat
Battle of Austerlitz
Commands the cavalry at the Battle of Austerlitz
1805, December 2nd · France · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Louis-Gabriel Suchet Albufera
Battle of Austerlitz
Commands a division at Austerlitz
1805, December 2nd · France · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Nicolas-Jean de Dieu Soult Dalmatie
Battle of Austerlitz
Fights at the Battle of Austerlitz
1805, December 2nd · France · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Battle of Austerlitz
The French lose 10,000 to the Austron 36,000. One of the greatest ever military tactical masterpieces. Austria withdraws from the war
1805, December 2nd · Germany · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Francis II
Battle of Austerlitz
The French defeat Alexander I & Francis II in a small town in the Czech Republic
1805, December 2nd · Russia · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Kutuzov
Battle of Austerlitz
Defeated at the Battle of Austerlitz
1805, December 2nd · Russia · Austerlitz · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Alexander I
Battle of Austerlitz
Alexander is present as Russian and Austrian forces suffer a decisive defeat by Napoleon at Austerlitz.
1805, December 4th · Great Britain · Portsmouth · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Thomas Hardy
Return of HMS Victory
Brings HMS Victory home after the battle.
1805, December 24th · Great Britain · Greenwich · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Horatio Nelson
Greenwich Arrival
Nelson's body reaches Greenwich before the London funeral ceremonies.
1805, December 24th · Great Britain · Greenwich · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Horatio Nelson
Nelson Lying in State
Nelson's body is brought to Greenwich before his state funeral.
1805, December 24th · India · Rajghat · Warfare · Maratha War, The 2nd · Yashwantrao Holkar
Treaty of Rajghat
Yashwantrao Holkar concludes the Treaty of Rajghat, bringing his conflict with the East India Company toward an end.
1805, December 26th · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Coalition, 3rd
Austria and France sign the Treaty of Pressburg, which takes Austria out of the war
1805, December 26th · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Coalition, 3rd
The Battle of Austerlitz brings the 3rd Coalition to an end
1805, December 26th · Great Britain · Pressburg Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Treaty of Pressburg Britain
Austria and France sign the Treaty of Pressburg, which takes Austria out of the war
1805, December 26th · Great Britain · Pressburg Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · William Pitt the Younger Chatham, 2nd
Treaty of Pressburg Britain
The Battle of Austerlitz brings the 3rd Coalition to an end
1806, December 23rd · France · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Louis-Gabriel Suchet Albufera
Battle of Pultusk
Commands a division at Pultusk
1806, December 23rd · Germany · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Levin August Gottlieb Theophil von Bennigsen
Battle of Pultusk
Fights at the Battle of Pultusk
1806, December 23rd · Russia · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Tolly
Battle of Pultusk
Fights at the Battle of Pultusk
1806, December 24th · Germany · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Levin August Gottlieb Theophil von Bennigsen
Battle of Pultusk
The Tsar awards Bennigsen command of the Russian Armies. Claims a Russian victory
1806, December 24th · Germany · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Levin August Gottlieb Theophil von Bennigsen
Order of St. George
After the Battle of Pultusk is awareded the Order of St. George of the Second Degree
1806, December 26th · France · Golymin · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Marechal Joachim Murat
Battle of Golymin
Indecisive Battle in pursuit of the Russians
1806, December 26th · Germany · Pultusk · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Levin August Gottlieb Theophil von Bennigsen
Battle of Pultusk
The French pursued the fleeing Russians from Warsaw and a significant battle developed around Pultusk. The result remained in doubt, but Bennigsen wrote to the Tsar that he had defeated 60,000 French troops, and as a result he gained overall command of the Russian armies in Poland
1806, December 26th · Germany · Warsaw · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Levin August Gottlieb Theophil von Bennigsen
Siege of Warsaw
The French pursued the fleeing Russians from Warsaw and a significant battle developed around Pultusk. The result remained in doubt, but Bennigsen wrote to the Tsar that he had defeated 60,000 French troops, and as a result he gained overall command of the Russian armies in Poland
1807, December 1st · France · Lisbon · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Jean-Andoche Junot Abrantes, 1st
Capture of Lisbon
Junot captures Lisbon
1807, December 1st · France · Lisbon · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Jean-Andoche Junot Abrantes, 1st
Invasion of Portugal
Junot captures Lisbon
1807, December 22nd · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Trade Policy · Thomas Jefferson
Embargo Act
The Embargo Act halts most foreign trade in an unsuccessful effort to protect neutral rights.
1808, December 4th · France · Madrid · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Capture of Madrid
Captures Madrid & causes the British under General Moore to retreat
1808, December 10th · Great Britain · Corunna · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · John Moore
Invasion of Portugal
Moves his base to Corunna in preparation for invasion by Napoleon
1808, December 21st · Great Britain · Sahagun · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · John Moore
Battle of Sahagun
Defeats Marshal Soults cavalry but still has to withdraw from the Peninsular
1808, December · Great Britain · Salamanca · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · John Moore
Invasion of Portugal
Concentrates his army of 28,000 at Salamanca
1809, December 4th · France · Madrid · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Invasion of Spain
Napoleon enters Madrid
1809, December 4th · France · Madrid · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Siege of Madrid
Napoleon enters Madrid
1809, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Colley Wellesley, 2nd
Foreign Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Foreign Minister
1809, December 29th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Birth of fourth son
Born at 62 Rodney Street, William Ewart Gladstone was the fourth son of the slave-owning merchant Sir John Gladstone, and his second wife, Anne MacKenzie Robertson
1811, December 21st · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela
Constitution of Venezuela
Congress approved the Federal Constitution, establishing the First Republic and a federal system of government.
1812, December 3rd · France · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Invasion of Russia
Napoleon's retreat from Russia is over, from an initial force of 525,000 men and 1,400 guns, Napoleon manages to salvage a little over 25,000 men and 200 cannons, the rest succumbed to General Winter
1812, December 6th · France · Paris · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Napoleon I
Invasion of Russia
Deserts his army & retreats to Paris
1813, December 5th · Spain · Araure · Warfare · Wars of Independence · Juan Domingo Monteverde
Battle of Araure
Bolivar defeats General Juan Domingo Monteverde
1813, December 5th · Venezuela · Araure · Warfare · Wars of Independence · Simon Bolivar
Battle of Araure
Bolivar defeats General Juan Domingo Monteverde
1813, December 12th · Great Britain · Nive · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Battle of Nive
Defeats Soult
1813, December 31st · Germany · River Rhine · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher Wahlstatt
Invasion of France
The Allied forces under Blucher cross the Rhine
1814, December 13th · United States of America · New Orleans · Warfare · USA-Britain War · Andrew Jackson
Siege of New Orleans
Martial law is proclaimed in New Orleans as the British forces embark on an attack
1814, December 23rd · United States of America · New Orleans · Warfare · USA-Britain War · Andrew Jackson
Siege of New Orleans
Halts the British advance on New Orleans
1814, December 24th · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · Henry Goulburn
Treaty of Ghent
The British delegation is composed of diplomats William Adams, James Lord Gambier, and Henry Goulburn
1814, December 24th · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · James Gambier
Treaty of Ghent
The British delegation is composed of diplomats William Adams, James Lord Gambier, and Henry Goulburn
1814, December 24th · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · William Adams
Treaty of Ghent
The British delegation is composed of diplomats William Adams, James Lord Gambier, and Henry Goulburn
1814, December 24th · Great Britain · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2nd
Treaty of Ghent
The Treaty of Ghent ends the War of 1812 and largely restores pre-war boundaries.
1814, December 24th · United States of America · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · John Quincy Adams
Treaty of Ghent
Britain promises to return captured slaves, but instead a few years later paid the United States 250,000 pounds for them. A peace Treaty that ends the War of 1812 between the United States of America and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
1814, December 24th · United States of America · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · John Quincy Adams
Treaty of Ghent
The Treaty largely restores relations between the two countries to status quo ante bellum, due to the eras slow speed of communication, it took weeks for news of the peace Treaty to reach America, well after the Battle of New Orleans had ended.
1814, December 24th · United States of America · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · John Quincy Adams
Treaty of Ghent
The Treaty released all prisoners and restores all war lands and boats, that is, returned to America approximately 10,000,000 acres (40,000 km) of territory near Lakes Superior and Michigan, in Maine, and on the Pacific coast.
1814, December 24th · United States of America · Ghent · Warfare · USA-Britain War · John Quincy Adams
Treaty of Ghent
The United States had been unsuccessful in its invasions of Lower and Upper Canada, while Britain had not made any significant gains, except for the burning of Washington D.C., with its retaliatory raids on American soil.
1815, December 7th · Great Britain · Warfare · Napoleonic Wars · Arthur Wellesley Wellington, 1st
Execution
Marshal Ney is shot
1816, December · Venezuela · Warfare · Wars of Independence · Simon Bolivar
Exile of Simon Bolivar
Returns to Jamaica
1819, December 17th · Venezuela · Angostura · Government · Government of Venezuela
Fundamental Law of Colombia
The Congress of Angostura approved the Fundamental Law creating the Republic of Colombia, later called Gran Colombia.
1822, December 1st · Brazil · House · House of Braganza · Pedro I
Coronation
Crowned Emperor of Brazil
1823, December 2nd · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · James Monroe
Monroe Doctrine
President James Monroe declares the Monroe Doctrine. Congress states the US will remain neutral in Europe. Congress states the American continent is not for colonization
1823, December 2nd · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · James Monroe
Neutrality
Congress states the US will remain neutral in Europe
1823, December 29th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Ramon Freire Serrano
Constitution of 1823
Promulgates the constitution commonly known as the Moral Constitution.
1824, December 9th · Bolivia · Ayacucho · Warfare · Wars of Independence · Jose de Sucre
Battle of Ayacucho
Defeats Spanish royalists, they are forced to withdraw from Peru
1824, December 9th · Spain · Ayacucho · Warfare · Wars of Independence · Jose de La Serna
Battle of Ayacucho
Defeated by nationalists led by Sucre
1825, December 1st · Russia · Taganrog · House · House of Holstein · Alexander I
Death of Alexander I
Dies at Taganrog after a sudden illness generally identified as typhus.
1825, December 4th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Tory Party · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Reform of Political Party
"The Protestants will support me as a Tory & the Whigs as a Catholic"
1825, December 14th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Warfare · Military · Nicholas I
Reballion of young Russian aristocratic army officers
First day of the uprising of young Russian aristocratic army officers
1825, December 26th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Warfare · Military · Nicholas I
Constitution of Russia
Rebels proclaim Constantine Emperor & demand a Constitution
1825, December 26th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Warfare · Military · Nicholas I
Reballion of Decembrist
The Decembrists are fired on at Saint Petersburgs Senate Sqr leaving many dead. The Decembrist rebellion is suppressed. Rebels proclaim Constantine Emperor & demand a Constitution
1825, December 26th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Warfare · Military · Nicholas I
Reballion of Rebels in Saint Petersburg
5 of the leaders are hanged & 100 conspirators sent to Siberia
1825, December 29th · Bolivia · Chuquisaca · Government · Government of Bolivia · Andres de Santa Cruz y Calahumana
Presidential Succession
Bolivar names Santa Cruz to succeed Sucre if delegated authority becomes vacant.
1825, December 29th · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia · Antonio Jose de Sucre
President of Bolivia
Sucre begins serving as President of Bolivia under authority delegated by Bolivar.
1828, December 4th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Tory Party · Robert Banks Jenkinson Liverpool, 2nd
Death of Robert Banks Jenkinson
Death of Robert Banks Jenkinson, second Earl of Liverpool.
1828, December 26th · Bolivia · Chuquisaca · Government · Government of Bolivia · Pedro Blanco Soto
President of Bolivia
Blanco Soto briefly assumes the presidency during severe post-independence instability.
1830, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Conference of London
Informs Belgium that it has no claim to Luxemburg. Informs Belgium any threat to Luxemburg will justify intervention of the German States
1830, December 3rd · Poland · Warsaw · Warfare · Military · Joachim Lelewel
Provisional Government of Poland
Joins the provisional government created during the November Uprising.
1830, December 3rd · Poland · Warsaw · Warfare · Military · Adam Jerzy Czartoryski
Provisional Government of Poland
Becomes a leading member of the provisional government formed during the uprising.
1830, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature · Christina Rossetti
Birth of Christina Rossetti
Christina Rossetti is born in London and later becomes a major Victorian poet.
1830, December 5th · Poland · Warsaw · Warfare · Military · Jozef Chlopicki
Dictator of the Uprising
Is appointed dictator in an attempt to control the Polish uprising.
1830, December 10th · United States of America · Amherst · Arts · Literature · Emily Dickinson
Birth of Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson is born in Amherst, Massachusetts.
1830, December 17th · Venezuela · Santa Marta · Warfare · Military · Simon Bolivar
Death of Simon Bolivar
Simon Bolivar dies at Santa Marta after resigning from political leadership in Gran Colombia.
1830, December 20th · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Conference of London
The Conference formally agrees to the independence of Belgium from Holland
1830, December 21st · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Polignac
Trial of Polignac
Is convicted for his role in the July Ordinances and sentenced to imprisonment.
1830, December · Great Britain · Southern England · Government · Whig Party Government · William Lamb
Swing Riots Response
Continues government action against Swing rioters after taking office as Home Secretary.
1831, December 28th · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Government · Whig Party Government · Charles Grey Grey, 2nd
Rule of Falkland Islands
Britain takes control of the islands by force with the invasion of the Falkland Islands following the destruction of the Argentine settlement at Puerto Luis by the American sloop USS Lexington
1831, December 28th · Great Britain · Puerto Luis · Government · Whig Party Government · Charles Grey Grey, 2nd
Siege of Puerto Luis
Britain takes control of the islands by force with the invasion of the Falkland Islands following the destruction of the Argentine settlement at Puerto Luis by the American sloop USS Lexington
1831, December · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Charles Grey Grey, 2nd
Election
The general election on the reformed franchise gives Grey a 300 majority
1831, December · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Charles Grey Grey, 2nd
Franchise
The general election on the reformed franchise gives Grey a 300 majority
1832, December 5th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Andrew Jackson
Election
Jackson wins the Election for a 2nd Presidential term
1832, December 5th · United States of America · Politics · Democratic Party · Martin van Buren
Election
Wins election to become Vice President of the USA
1832, December 10th · Greece · Samos · Warfare · Greek War of Independence · Otho
Rule of Samos
Turkish suzerainty over Samos Begins & lasts 80 yrs
1832, December 10th · Turkey · Samos · Warfare · Greek War of Independence · Mahmud II
Rule of Samos
Turkish suzerainty over Samos Begins & lasts 80 yrs. The Sultan recognizes Samos as a principality with its own Parliament
1832, December 12th · Great Britain · Birmingham · Politics · Whig Party · Thomas Attwood
Election for Birmingham
Attwood is elected as one of Birmingham's first Members of Parliament.
1832, December 18th · United States of America · Saint Petersburg · Government · Democratic Party Government · Andrew Jackson
Treaty of Commerce
A Treaty of Commerce is signed with Russia in Saint Petersburg
1832, December 21st · Egypt · Konya · Government · Government of Egypt · Muhammad Ali Pasha
Battle of Konya
Gains leverage over the Ottoman government after Ibrahim Pasha defeats its army at Konya.
1834, December 10th · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government · Robert Peel
Election
The Conservatives win 273 seats, the Whigs & others 380 seats
1834, December 10th · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government · Robert Peel
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain
1834, December 17th · Great Britain · Tamworth · Government · Tory Party Government · Robert Peel
Manifesto
Outlines the principles of Liberal conservatism
1834, December 23rd · Great Britain · Humanities · Social Science · Thomas Robert Malthus
Death of Thomas Robert Malthus
Death of Thomas Robert Malthus
1834, December · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government · William Ewart Gladstone
Junior Lord
Appointed as a Junior Lord of the Treasury in Sir Robert Peels first ministry
1834, December · Great Britain · London · Science · Civil Engineering · Marc Isambard Brunel
Government Loan
A government loan provides the Thames Tunnel Company with funds needed to resume construction.
1835, December 20th · Mexico · Texas · Politics · Texas · Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Independence of Mexico
Texas declares independence from Mexico & its President, de Santa Anna
1835, December 20th · Mexico · Texas · Politics · Texas · Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Independence of Texas
Texas declares independence from Mexico & its President, de Santa Anna
1835, December · Ireland · Baffin Bay · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier
Baffin Bay Whaler Search
Crozier joins an Arctic mission to Davis Strait and Baffin Bay searching for British whaling vessels believed to be missing.
1836, December 7th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Martin van Buren
Little Magician
Known as the "little magician" for his political manipulation
1837, December 7th · Canada · Toronto · Warfare · Military · William Lyon Mackenzie
Battle of Montgomerys Tavern
Leads Upper Canada rebels gathered near Montgomerys Tavern.
1837, December 7th · Canada · Toronto · Warfare · Military · William Lyon Mackenzie
Upper Canada Rebellion Defeated
Flees after loyalist militia breaks the rebellion outside Toronto.
1837, December 14th · Canada · Saint-Eustache · Warfare · Military · Jean-Olivier Chenier
Battle of Saint-Eustache
Leads Patriote resistance during the decisive battle at Saint-Eustache.
1837, December 14th · Canada · Saint-Eustache · Warfare · Military · Jean-Olivier Chenier
Final Lower Canada Battle
Dies as British forces defeat the remaining organized Lower Canada rebels.
1837, December 25th · United States of America · Lake Okeechobee · Warfare · Military · Zachary Taylor
Battle of Lake Okeechobee
Commands United States troops in a major battle against Seminole resistance.
1837, December 25th · United States of America · Lake Okeechobee · Warfare · Military · Zachary Taylor
Seminole War Engagement
Claims victory despite heavy losses during difficult fighting near Lake Okeechobee.
1837, December 29th · Canada · Niagara River · Warfare · Military · William Lyon Mackenzie
Caroline Affair
Uses Navy Island as a base for continued rebellion against colonial rule.
1837, December 29th · Canada · Niagara River · Warfare · Military · William Lyon Mackenzie
Navy Island Rebellion Base
Loses the steamer Caroline after a British-Canadian raid on the vessel.
1837, December · France · Paris · Arts · Literature · Honore de Balzac
Cesar Birotteau
Publishes Cesar Birotteau as part of his developing social panorama.
1837, December · France · Paris · Arts · Literature · Honore de Balzac
Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau
Portrays commerce, bankruptcy, reputation and moral perseverance in Paris.
1838, December 16th · South Africa · Blood River · Warfare · Military · Andries Wilhemus Jacobus Pretorius
Battle of Blood River
With 500 defeats 10,000 Zulus under Dingane. Held by the Afrikaner as a triumph over the African demonstrating God is on their side. Afrikaners hold the day to be "holy" & annualy celebrate its anniversary
1838, December · Great Britain · Box Hill · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Box Tunnel
Work begins on Box Tunnel through Box Hill for the Great Western Railway.
1838, December · Great Britain · Punjab · Warfare · Anglo-Afghan War, 1st · John Keane
Invasion of Afghanistan
An army of 21,000 British and Indian troops under the command of Sir John Keane (subsequently replaced by Sir Willoughby Cotton and then by William Elphinstone) set out from Punjab in December 1838
1840, December 15th · France · Paris · House · House of Bonaparte · Napoleon I
Burial
Interred at Les Invalides
1840, December 17th · Great Britain · Wiltshire · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Wootton Bassett-Chippenham Section Opens
Another section of Brunel's Great Western main line opens between Wootton Bassett and Chippenham.
1840, December · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
SS Great Britain
Brunel orders SS Great Britain to be redesigned for screw propulsion instead of paddle wheels.
1841, December 4th · Great Britain · London · House · House of Saxe-Coburg · Edward VII
Investiture
Invested as the Prince of Wales
1842, December 11th · Germany · Cologne · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Commissions of the Estates in Prussia
Publishes an article examining the role of commissions of the Prussian estates.
1842, December 18th · Germany · Cologne · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
The Divorce Bill
Publishes a fuller article on the political and legal issues surrounding the Prussian divorce bill.
1843, December 19th · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Charles Dickens
A Christmas Carol
Publication of "A Christmas Carol"
1844, December 1st · Great Britain · Copenhagen · House · House of Saxe-Coburg · Alexandra
Birth of Alexndra
Birth of Alexndra
1844, December · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
SS Great Britain
SS Great Britain finally leaves Bristol Floating Harbour after modifications are made to the harbour locks.
1845, December 8th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Vicente Ramon Roca
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador
1845, December 8th · United States of America · Government · Government of USA · Jefferson Davis
Congress of Davis
Davis takes his seat in Congress
1845, December 10th · Great Britain · Science · Technology · Robert Thomson
Patent
Patents the pneumatic tyre
1845, December 18th · India · Mudki · Warfare · Sikh War, 1st · Lal Singh
Battle of Mudki
Lal Singh leads a Sikh army against British-led forces at Mudki during the opening battles of the First Sikh War.
1845, December 21st · India · Ferozeshah · Warfare · Sikh War, 1st · Lal Singh
Battle of Ferozeshah
Lal Singh commands Sikh troops at Ferozeshah in one of the fiercest engagements of the First Sikh War.
1845, December 31st · Great Britain · Ferozeshah · Warfare · Military · Robert Cornelis Napier Magdala, 1st
Battle of Ferozeshah
Wounded at the Battle of Ferozeshah while storming the Sikh camp
1845, December · Great Britain · Mudki · Warfare · Military · Robert Cornelis Napier Magdala, 1st
Battle of Mudki
Joins the Army of the Sutlej and commands the Bengal Engineers at the Battle of Mudki
1845, December · Great Britain · Mudki · Warfare · Military · Robert Cornelis Napier Magdala, 1st
Bengal Engineers
Joins the Army of the Sutlej and commands the Bengal Engineers at the Battle of Mudki
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Atlantic Pacific Transit
Treaty supports American use of Panama as an Atlantic to Pacific transit corridor
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Canal Diplomacy
Treaty becomes an early diplomatic foundation for later United States canal ambitions
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Canal Zone Precedent
Treaty establishes a precedent for later United States involvement in Panama transit policy
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Bogota · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Commercial Navigation Treaty
Treaty of peace amity navigation and commerce links United States trade policy to Panama transit
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Free Transit Clause
Treaty grants free transit over existing or future routes across the Isthmus of Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Future Communications Route
Treaty language covers routes that may later be constructed across Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Panama Transit Route · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Interoceanic Route
Polk administration treats the Panama route as a strategic interoceanic connection
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Isthmian Transit Rights
United States obtains rights of transit across the Isthmus of Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Bogota · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Mallarino Bidlack Treaty
Polk administration secures treaty framework for United States transit across the Isthmus of Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Military Protection Clause
Treaty is later interpreted as permitting United States protection of isthmian transit
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Neutrality Guarantee
United States agrees to guarantee the neutrality of the isthmian transit route
1846, December 12th · United States of America · New Granada · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
New Granada Sovereignty
United States recognizes and guarantees New Granadan sovereignty over the Isthmus of Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · New Granada · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
New Granada Treaty Rights
Treaty creates reciprocal rights and obligations between the United States and New Granada over Panama transit
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Pacific Access
Treaty strengthens United States access between Atlantic and Pacific routes
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Panama Canal
Mallarino Bidlack Treaty creates an early legal basis for future American canal policy in Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Panama Railroad Precedent
Treaty helps prepare the legal environment for later United States-backed railroad transit across Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Panama Transit Guarantee
United States guarantee becomes a key legal background to later Panama Canal diplomacy
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Panama Transit Route · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Route Neutrality
United States guarantee of neutrality makes Panama transit a matter of American foreign policy
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Strategic Transit Policy
Polk administration advances a strategic policy of protected isthmian communication
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Democratic Party Government · James Knox Polk
Transit Route Protection
Treaty gives the United States a diplomatic interest in protecting transit across Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Mallarino Bidlack Treaty · Benjamin Bidlack
Diplomat
Signs treaty guaranteeing United States transit rights across the Isthmus of Panama
1846, December 12th · United States of America · Isthmus of Panama · Government · Mallarino Bidlack Treaty · Benjamin Bidlack
Diplomat
United States and New Granada sign treaty guaranteeing transit across the isthmus
1846, December 30th · Great Britain · Newton Abbot · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
South Devon Line Reaches Newton
The South Devon Railway extends from Teignmouth to Newton while Brunel continues preparing atmospheric traction.
1847, December 5th · United States of America · Government · Government of USA · Jefferson Davis
Senator
Davis takes hist seat in the Senate
1847, December 22nd · Japan · Kagoshima · Warfare · Military · Heihachiro Togo
Birth of Heihachiro Togo
Birth of Heihachiro Togo
1847, December · Germany · Brussels · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Wage Labour Lectures
Marx lectures German workers on wages, labour and capitalist production.
1848, December 2nd · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Felix zu Schwarzenburg
Abdication
Persuades Ferdinand I to abdicate
1848, December 2nd · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Felix zu Schwarzenburg
Succession
Secures the replacement of Ferdinand I by Franz Josef I
1848, December 2nd · Austria · House · House of Habsburg · Franz Josef I
Abdication
Emperor Ferdinand abdicates at Olomouc, as part of Minister-president Felix zu Schwarzenberg's plan to end the Revolutions of 1848 in Hungary
1848, December 2nd · Austria · Olomouc · House · House of Habsburg · Franz Josef I
Succession
By the abdication of his uncle Ferdinand and the renunciation of his father, Franz Joseph succeeds as Emperor of Austria
1848, December 6th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Manuel Isidoro Belzu
Military Coup
Belzu takes power after defeating Velasco's government.
1848, December 10th · France · House · House of Bonaparte · Napoleon III
President of France
Appointed President of France, appealing to the nostalgia of the "Napoleonic legend"
1848, December 12th · Italy · Politics · Young Italy · Guisseppe Garibaldi
Exile of Guisseppe Garibaldi
Arrives at Rome on the invitation of the Revolutionary Government
1848, December 17th · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern
Gagernsche Program
Introduces the Gagernsche Program, Austria is to be excluded from the new federal state, but bound to it by a Treaty of Union
1848, December 17th · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern
Minister President
Appointed Minister President of the German Provisional Government
1848, December 17th · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern
Provisional Government
Appointed Minister President of the German Provisional Government
1848, December · Austria · Vienna · House · House of Habsburg · Ferdinand I
Abdication
Abdicates in favor of his nephew Francis Joseph after the revolution of 1848
1848, December · Austria · Vienna · House · House of Habsburg · Franz Josef I
Abdication
Ferdinand I abdicates in favour of his nehew, Franz Josef I
1848, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern
Constitution of Germany
The Declaration of the Basic Rights, a model for all German democratic institutions
1848, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich Wilhelm August Freiherr von Gagern
Declaration of Basic Rights
The Declaration of the Basic Rights, a model for all German democratic institutions
1848, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Revolution of Germany · Frederick William IV
Constitution of Germany
Once his position is more secure again,quickly has the army reoccupy Berlin and dissolve the assembly
1848, December · Germany · Warfare · Revolution of Germany · Frederick William IV
National Assembly
Once his position is more secure again,quickly has the army reoccupy Berlin and dissolve the assembly
1848, December · Germany · Warfare · Revolution of Germany · Frederick William IV
Revolution of Germany
Once his position is more secure again,quickly has the army reoccupy Berlin and dissolve the assembly
1848, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Revolution of Germany · Frederick William IV
Siege of Berlin
Once his position is more secure again,quickly has the army reoccupy Berlin and dissolve the assembly
1849, December 2nd · Great Britain · House · House of Hanover · Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen
Death of Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen
Death of Adelaide, pre-deceased by her only child Elizabeth
1849, December 6th · Germany · Wittenberg · Warfare · Military · August von Mackensen
Birth of August von Mackensen
Birth of August von Mackensen
1849, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Death of Marc Brunel
Brunel's father and engineering mentor Marc Isambard Brunel dies.
1849, December 12th · Great Britain · Westminster · Science · Civil Engineering · Marc Isambard Brunel
Death of Marc Isambard Brunel
Sir Marc Isambard Brunel dies in Westminster after a career in civil and mechanical engineering.
1849, December 19th · Ireland · Armagh · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Paul Cullen
Appointed Archbishop of Armagh
Cullen is appointed Archbishop of Armagh and returns from Rome to lead the Irish Catholic primatial see.
1849, December 24th · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Antonios Kriezis
Appointment as Prime Minister
Antonios Kriezis is appointed Prime Minister of Greece.
1849, December 24th · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Antonios Kriezis
Prime Minister of Greece
Antonios Kriezis begins his long second term as Prime Minister.
1850, December 8th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Diego Noboa
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador
1850, December 19th · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Otto Theodor von Manteuffel
Minister President
Appointed Chief Minister President of Prussia
1851, December 2nd · France · Government · Government of France · Napoleon III
Arrest of Adolphe Thiers, Cavaignac and Republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & Republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Government · Government of France · Napoleon III
National Assembly
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & Republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Paris · House · House of Bonaparte · Napoleon III
Siege of Paris
Leads an Army, arrests Deputies & the Minister of War & attacks the barracades
1851, December 2nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon III
Constitution of France
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
1851, December 2nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon III
Coup
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator. Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon III
Coup
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon III
Legislation
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
1851, December 2nd · France · Revolution · Revolution of France · Napoleon III
National Assembly
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon III
Arrest of Adolphe Thiers, Cavaignac and Republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon III
Dissolution
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
1851, December 2nd · France · Warfare · Military · Napoleon III
National Assembly
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
1851, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Coup
Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's coup
1851, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Meeting with French Ambassador
Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's coup
1851, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
1851, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Coup
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
1851, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Neutrality
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
1851, December 8th · Chile · Loncomilla · Government · Government of Chile · Manuel Montt Torres
Battle of Loncomilla
Leads the government when loyalist forces defeat the principal armed challenge to his newly inaugurated presidency.
1851, December 21st · France · House · House of Bonaparte · Napoleon III
Election
Elected President of France for 10 years
1852, December 1st · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Kossuth Mazzini and Louis Napoleon
Publishes a Tribune article on Kossuth, Mazzini and the politics surrounding Louis Napoleon.
1852, December 2nd · France · Paris · House · House of Bonaparte · Napoleon III
Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of France, proclaims himself Emperor
1852, December 17th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Coup
Forced to resign after supporting the coup of Louis Napoleon in France
1852, December 17th · Great Britain · Government · Whig Party Government · Henry John Temple Palmerston, 3rd
Resignation of Henry John Temple
Forced to resign after supporting the coup of Louis Napoleon in France
1852, December 19th · Great Britain · Government · Peelite Government · George Hamilton-Gordon Aberdeen, 4th
Government
Leads a Lib-Con coalition with Russell & Gladstone
1852, December · Great Britain · Hazara · Warfare · Military · Robert Cornelis Napier Magdala, 1st
Expedition
Napier takes command of a column in the first Hazara expedition
1853, December 1st · Russia · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Alexander Baggovut
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Directs cavalry attacks that help turn the Ottoman flank at Bashkadiklar.
1853, December 1st · Russia · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Zakhary Chavchavadze
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Commands Russian cavalry during the decisive victory at Bashkadiklar.
1853, December 1st · Russia · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Iliko Orbeliani
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Leads Russian infantry in the hard fighting against Ottoman batteries at Bashkadiklar.
1853, December 1st · Russia · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Vasili Bebutov
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Defeats a much larger Ottoman army at Bashkadiklar and captures numerous guns.
1853, December 1st · Turkey · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Ahmed Pasha
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Commands the Ottoman army defeated by Bebutov at Bashkadiklar near Kars.
1853, December 1st · Turkey · Bashkadiklar · Warfare · Crimean War · Abdulkerim Nadir Pasha
Battle of Bashkadiklar
Serves among the senior Ottoman commanders during the defeat at Bashkadiklar.
1853, December 31st · Russia · Cetate · Warfare · Crimean War · Alexander Baumgarten
Battle of Cetate
Repels the first Ottoman assault on his Russian detachment at Cetate.
1853, December 31st · Turkey · Cetate · Warfare · Crimean War · Ahmed Pasha
Battle of Cetate
Opens the fighting at Cetate with an attack on the Russian position in Wallachia.
1853, December · Russia · Wallachia · Warfare · Crimean War · Joseph Anrep
Danube Defence
Commands Russian forces watching the Ottoman bridgehead around Calafat during the winter campaign.
1854, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Crimean War · George Hamilton-Gordon Aberdeen, 4th
Peace
Britain, France, Austria and Prussia agree peace between the Russian and Ottoman Empires.
1854, December 12th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Anders Sandøe Ørsted
Ørsted Government
The Ørsted Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1854, December 12th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Peter Georg Bang
Bang Premiership
Begins the Bang Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1855, December 14th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Manuel Montt Torres
Civil Code
Promulgates the Civil Code prepared under the leadership of Andres Bello.
1855, December 15th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Crimean War · Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein
Austrian Ultimatum
Presses Russia to accept Allied peace terms.
1855, December 15th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Crimean War · Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein
Austrian Ultimatum
Demands that Russia accept Allied peace terms, including Black Sea neutralisation and territorial concessions.
1855, December 15th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Crimean War · Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein
Neutrality
Demands Russia agree Allied demands for neutralization of the Black Sea.
1855, December 15th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Crimean War · Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein
Peace
Russia accepts Austria's ultimatum to negotiate with the Allies.
1856, December 28th · United States of America · Politics · Democratic Party · Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Birth of Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Birth of Thomas Woodrow Wilson
1857, December 6th · India · Cawnpore · Warfare · Indian Wars of Independence · Tatya Tope
Battle of Cawnpore
Tatya Tope's army is defeated by Colin Campbell's force during renewed fighting for Cawnpore.
1858, December 15th · France · Suez Canal · Government · Empire, 2nd · Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Canal Company
The Suez Canal Company (Compagnie universelle du canal maritime de Suez) comes into being
1858, December 15th · France · Suez Canal · Government · Empire, 2nd · Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Canal
The Suez Canal Company (Compagnie universelle du canal maritime de Suez) comes into being
1858, December 15th · France · Paris · Government · Empire, 2nd · Ferdinand de Lesseps
Suez Canal Company
Forms the Compagnie universelle du canal maritime de Suez to finance and build the canal.
1859, December 2nd · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Carl Christian Hall
First Hall Government
The First Hall Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.
1859, December 2nd · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Carl Edvard Rotwitt
Rotwitt Government
Begins the Rotwitt Government in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.
1859, December 2nd · France · Arts · Painting · Georges Surat
Birth of George's Surat
Birth of George's Surat
1861, December 2nd · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
The Trent Case
Publishes an article analysing the diplomatic crisis created by the Trent affair.
1861, December 3rd · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
The Anglo-American Conflict
Publishes an article assessing the danger of conflict between Britain and the United States.
1861, December 4th · United States of America · Charleston Harbor · Warfare · Civil War · Abraham Lincoln
Bombardment of Fort Sumter
Confederate artillery opens fire on the Union garrison at Fort Sumter
1861, December 4th · United States of America · Fort Sumter · Warfare · Civil War · Abraham Lincoln
Siege of Fort Sumter
Confederate forces begin the attack on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor
1861, December 11th · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Controversy Over the Trent Case
Publishes a further analysis of the international controversy surrounding the Trent affair.
1861, December 14th · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
The Crisis Over the Slavery Issue
Publishes an article examining slavery as the central political issue of the American conflict.
1861, December 14th · Great Britain · London · House · House of Saxe-Coburg · Victoria
Death of Victoria
Death of Prince Albert from typhoid, spends the rest of her life dressed in mourning
1861, December 17th · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
News from America
Publishes an article reviewing political and military news from the United States.
1861, December 25th · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
The Progress of Feelings in England
Publishes an article examining changing British public opinion toward the American Civil War.
1861, December 31st · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Newspapers and the Opinion of the People
Publishes an article contrasting newspaper positions with wider public opinion on the American crisis.
1861, December · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Salmon Portland Chase
Specie Payments Suspended
Civil War financing pressures lead banks and the federal government to suspend specie payments, temporarily breaking ordinary redemption of paper currency in gold.
1862, December 13th · United States of America · Fredericksburg · Warfare · Civil War · Ambrose Everett Burnside
Battle of Fredericksburg
Leads the Northern army of 113,000 defended by Jackson with 75,000. Fails to capture Fredericksburg
1862, December 13th · United States of America · Fredericksburg · Warfare · Civil War · James Ewell Brown Stewart
Battle of Fredericksburg
Supports Jackson at Fredericksburg
1862, December 13th · United States of America · Fredericksburg · Warfare · Civil War · Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson
Battle of Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg is defended by Jackson with a southern army of 75,000. Burnside leads a Northern army of 113,000 but fails to capture Fredericksburg
1863, December 18th · Austria · Graz · House · House of Habsburg · Franz Ferdinand
Birth of Franz Ferdinand
Birth of Franz Ferdinand
1863, December 22nd · Japan · Kagoshima · Warfare · Tokugawa War · Heihachiro Togo
Siege of Kagoshima
Kagoshima is bombarded by the British Royal Navy to punish the Satsuma daimyo for the murder of Charles Lennox Richardson on the Tokaido highway
1863, December 22nd · United States of America · Savanah · Warfare · Civil War · William Tecumseh Sherman
Capture of Savanah
Marches the Unionists through Georgia & takes Atlanta 1 Sept & Savannah 22 Dec
1863, December 22nd · United States of America · Savanah · Warfare · Civil War · William Tecumseh Sherman
Siege of Savannah
Marches the Unionists through Georgia & takes Atlanta 1 Sept & Savannah 22 Dec
1863, December 24th · Denmark · Holstein · Warfare · Schleswig War, 2nd · Christian IX
Invasion of Holstein
Saxon and Hanoverian troops march into Holstein on behalf of the Confederation
1863, December 24th · Germany · Warfare · Schleswig War, 2nd · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen
Invasion of Holstein
Saxon and Hanoverian troops march into Holstein on behalf of the Confederation
1863, December 31st · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Carl Christian Hall
Second Hall Government
The Second Hall Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.
1863, December 31st · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Ditlev Gothard Monrad
Monrad Government
Begins the Monrad Government in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.
1863, December · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Mihail Kogalniceanu
Secularisation of Monastic Estates
Kogalniceanu's government secularises extensive monastic estates.
1864, December 1st · Norway · Oslo · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Carsten Borchgrevink
Birth of Carsten Borchgrevink
Birth of Carsten Borchgrevink
1864, December 8th · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Clifton Suspension Bridge
The Clifton Suspension Bridge opens to the public as a memorial to Brunel five years after his death.
1864, December 8th · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · John Hawkshaw
Clifton Bridge Completion
Hawkshaw helps complete Brunel's Clifton bridge design.
1864, December 8th · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering · William Henry Barlow
Clifton Bridge Opened
The Clifton Suspension Bridge opens to the public.
1864, December 28th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Mariano Melgarejo
Coup
Melgarejo seizes power and begins an authoritarian presidency.
1864, December 28th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Mariano Melgarejo
President of Bolivia
Melgarejo assumes the presidency after overthrowing Acha.
1864, December · Paraguay · Mato Grosso · Warfare · War of the Triple Alliance · Francisco Solano Lopez
Mato Grosso Campaign
Launches the invasion of Mato Grosso after conflict with Brazil escalates.
1864, December · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Education Reform
Cuza promulgates legislation establishing compulsory and free primary education.
1865, December 6th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Andrew Johnson
13th Amendment
The Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery, is passed
1865, December 6th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Andrew Johnson
Constitution of USA
The Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery, is passed
1865, December 6th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Andrew Johnson
Slavery
The Thirteenth Amendment, abolishing slavery, is passed
1865, December 23rd · Austria · Vienna · House · House of Wurttemberg · Albrecht of Wurttemberg
Birth of Albrecht of Wurttemberg
Birth of Albrecht of Wurttemberg
1866, December 4th · Canada · London · Government · Government of Canada · John Alexander Macdonald
London Conference
Helps finalize Confederation terms at the London Conference.
1867, December 5th · Poland · Zublow · Politics · Polish Socialist Party · Josef Klemens Pilsudski
Birth of Josef Klemens Pilsudski
Birth of Josef Klemens Pilsudski, near Vilna into an impoverished noble family
1867, December 13th · Great Britain · Clerkenwell · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Great Britain
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
1867, December 13th · Great Britain · Clerkenwell · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Ireland
The rescue of 2 Fenians in Clerkenwell gaol causes 12 deaths
1867, December 15th · Great Britain · Clerkenwell · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Great Britain
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
1867, December 15th · Great Britain · Clerkenwell · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Ireland
Gladstone proclaims the need to address the Irish Proble
1868, December 3rd · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · William Ewart Gladstone
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
1868, December 9th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Henry Bruce
Home Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Home Secretary
1868, December 9th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Austin Bruce Aberdare
Home Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Home Secretary
1868, December 22nd · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
International Alliance of Socialist Democracy
Writes on relations between the International and the International Alliance of Socialist Democracy.
1868, December 22nd · Japan · Awa · Warfare · Boshin War · Heihachiro Togo
Battle of Awa
Togo is assigned to Kasuga in the Naval Battle of Awa, near Osaka, against the navy of the Bakufu
1868, December · Paraguay · Lomas Valentinas · Warfare · War of the Triple Alliance · Bernardino Caballero
Lomas Valentinas
Fights during the campaign that breaks organised Paraguayan resistance around Asuncion.
1869, December 8th · Canada · Fort Garry · Government · Government of Canada · Louis Riel
Red River Resistance
Leads a provisional government during the Red River Resistance.
1869, December 22nd · Japan · Miyako · Warfare · Boshin War · Heihachiro Togo
Battle of Miyako
Togo participated as a third-class officer aboard the Kasuga in the last battles against the remnants of the Bakufu forces, the naval Battle of Miyako
1870, December 4th · Germany · Orleans · Warfare · Franco-Prussian War · Frederick Charles
Battle of Orleans
Defeats General de Paladines Army of the Loire
1870, December 19th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Wilhelm I
Constitution of Germany
Refuses the crown offered to him by the new Confeferation of a united Germany
1870, December 19th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Wilhelm I
Succession
Refuses the crown offered to him by the new Confeferation of a united Germany
1870, December 19th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Wilhelm I
Unification
Refuses the crown offered to him by the new Confeferation of a united Germany
1871, December 4th · Germany · Berlin · Government · German Empire · Otto Bismarck
German Coinage Unification
Imperial coinage legislation creates the mark and begins replacing the diverse currencies of the German states, preparing the institutional basis for a unified gold standard.
1871, December 4th · Germany · Berlin · Government · German Empire · Otto Bismarck
Gold Coinage
Imperial legislation authorises gold coins for the newly unified German currency system.
1871, December 7th · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Barthelemy de Theux de Meylandt
Third de Theux Government
Begins the Third de Theux Government in Brussels and serves as head of the Belgian government.
1871, December 7th · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Jules Joseph d'Anethan
Jules d'Anethan Government
The Jules d'Anethan Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as head of the Belgian government.
1872, December 1st · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · John Charles Molteno
Prime Minister of South Africa
Appointed Prime Minister of the Cape Colony
1872, December · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen
Break in Diplomatic Relations with The Vatican
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican
1872, December · Germany · Government · Reich, 2nd · Otto Eduard Leopold Furst von Bismarck-Schonhausen
Kulturkampf
The German Government breaks off diplomatic relations with the Vatican
1874, December 9th · France · Japan · Science · Astronomy · Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen
Transit of Venus Photography
Janssen uses his photographic revolver during the transit of Venus to record a rapid sequence of solar images.
1874, December 31st · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Antonio C novas del Castillo
Prime Minister of Spain
Apppointed Prime Minister of Spain
1875, December 2nd · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain, 2nd term
1875, December 9th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Antonio Borrero
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador
1875, December · Great Britain · London · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Purchase of Suez Canal Shares
Criticises the Suez Canal purchase for being made without prior parliamentary consent.
1876, December 18th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Military Government · Ignacio de Veintemilla
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador after overthrowing Antonio Borrero
1876, December 23rd · Turkey · Istanbul · Government · Government of Turkey · Nedim Pasa Mahmud
Constitution of Turkey
Provides Parliamentary Government based on all groups in society. Declares indivisibility of the Ottoman Empire
1876, December 25th · Pakistan · Politics · Muslim League · Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Birth of Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Brth of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
1876, December 25th · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Birth of Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Brth of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
1878, December 30th · Canada · Government · Government of Canada · William Aberhart
Birth of William Aberhart
Birth of William Aberhart
1879, December 9th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain, 3rd term
1879, December 28th · Bolivia · Tacna · Government · Government of Bolivia · Hilarion Daza
Removal from Office
Military leaders remove Daza during the War of the Pacific.
1879, December · Great Britain · Politics · Irish Party · Charles Stewart Parnell
Irish National Land League
Charles Stewart Parnell leaves for America with John Dillon to raise funds for famine relief and secure support for Home Rule
1879, December · Great Britain · Politics · Irish Party · John Dillon
Irish National Land League
Charles Stewart Parnell leaves for America with John Dillon to raise funds for famine relief and secure support for Home Rule
1879, December · Great Britain · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Garnet Wolsey
Reballion of subdues the Sekhukhuni
Wolsey subdues the Sekhukhuni rebellion & captures their paramount chief
1880, December 3rd · Germany · Kustrin · Warfare · Military · Fedor von Bock
Birth of Fedor von Bock
Birth of Fedor von Bock
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Andries Wilhemus Jacobus Pretorious
Independence of South Africa
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Andries Wilhemus Jacobus Pretorious
Independence of Transvaal
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Piet Joubert
Independence of South Africa
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Piet Joubert
Independence of Transvaal
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Paulus Kruger
Independence of South Africa
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Transvaal · Government · Government of South Africa · Paulus Kruger
Independence of Transvaal
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Paardekraal · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Paulus Kruger
Paardekraal Meeting
Boer leaders proclaim restoration of the republic.
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Paardekraal · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Marthinus Wessel Pretorius
Paardekraal Meeting
Joins Kruger and Joubert in restoring Transvaal authority.
1880, December 13th · South Africa · Paardekraal · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Petrus Jacobus Joubert
Paardekraal Meeting
Joins the triumvirate directing the Transvaal rising.
1880, December 16th · South Africa · Potchefstroom · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Independence of South Africa
Carries the declaration of Transvaal independence to be printed.
1880, December 16th · South Africa · Potchefstroom · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Independence of Transvaal
Carries the declaration of Transvaal independence to be printed.
1880, December 16th · South Africa · Potchefstroom · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Siege of Potchefstroom
The 1st shots in the struggle for the Transvaal are fired against British soldiers
1880, December 16th · South Africa · Potchefstroom · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Potchefstroom Declaration
Carries the independence proclamation to Potchefstroom.
1880, December 20th · Great Britain · Bronkhorstspruit · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Philip Robert Anstruther
Battle of Bronkhorstspruit
Commands the British column ambushed by Boer forces.
1880, December 20th · South Africa · Bronkhorstspruit · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Frans Joubert
Battle of Bronkhorstspruit
Defeats Anstruther's column at Bronkhorstspruit.
1880, December · Great Britain · Natal · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · George Pomeroy Colley
Natal Field Force
Leads British forces attempting to relieve Transvaal garrisons.
1881, December 2nd · Germany · London · Humanities · Philosophy · Karl Heinrich Marx
Death of Jenny Marx
Marx's wife Jenny dies after decades of political exile and collaboration.
1881, December 20th · South Africa · Bronkhorstspruit · Warfare · Boer War, 1st · Frans Joubert
Battle of Bronkhorstspruitt
Destroys the British 94th Regiment during an ambush
1882, December 3rd · Egypt · Cairo · Politics · Urabi Revolt · Ahmed Urabi
Death Sentence Commuted to Exile
His death sentence is immediately commuted to perpetual exile.
1882, December 3rd · Egypt · Cairo · Politics · Urabi Revolt · Ahmed Urabi
Urabi Court-Martial
Pleads guilty to rebellion before an Egyptian court-martial.
1882, December 6th · Belgium · Texas · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Charles Houzeau
Belgian Venus Transit Observations
The programme contributes measurements intended to refine the astronomical unit.
1882, December 6th · Belgium · Texas · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Charles Houzeau
Belgian Venus Transit Programme
Supports measurement of the astronomical unit through coordinated observations.
1882, December 6th · Belgium · Texas · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Charles Houzeau
Transit of Venus Expedition
Organizes Belgian observations of the transit of Venus.
1882, December 6th · Belgium · Texas · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Charles Houzeau
Transit of Venus Expeditions
Organizes Belgian expeditions to observe the transit of Venus.
1882, December 6th · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · Anthony Trollope
Death of Anthony Trollope
Death of Anthony Trollope
1882, December 10th · Austria · Vienna · Humanities · Philosophy · Otto Neurath
Birth of Otto Neurath
Otto Neurath is born in Vienna.
1882, December 10th · Austria · Vienna · Humanities · Philosophy · Otto Neurath
Otto Neurath Born
The future Vienna Circle philosopher is born in Austria.
1882, December 11th · Germany · Breslau · Science · Physics · Max Born
Birth of Max Born
Max Born is born in Breslau, Germany.
1882, December 11th · Germany · Breslau · Science · Physics · Max Born
Max Born Born
The future quantum physicist and Nobel laureate is born.
1882, December 28th · Great Britain · Kendal · Science · Astronomy · Arthur Stanley Eddington
Birth of Arthur Eddington
Birth of Arthur Eddington
1882, December 28th · Great Britain · Kendal · Science · Astronomy · Arthur Stanley Eddington
Arthur Stanley Eddington Born
The future astrophysicist and relativity advocate is born.
1882, December 28th · Great Britain · Kendal · Science · Astronomy · Arthur Stanley Eddington
Birth of Arthur Eddington
Arthur Stanley Eddington is born in Kendal, Westmorland.
1884, December 3rd · India · Ziradei, Bihar · Government · Government of India · Rajendra Prasad
Birth of Rajendra Prasad
Rajendra Prasad is born in Ziradei, Bihar, and later becomes the first President of India.
1884, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · William Ewart Gladstone
Election
Makes rural elections as democratic as urban ones
1884, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · William Ewart Gladstone
Reform of Electoral System
Recognizes individual voting rights regardless of property qualifications. Makes rural elections as democratic as urban ones. Extends the male electorate from 3 to 5 million
1884, December 10th · Great Britain · Berlin · Government · Liberal Party Government · William Ewart Gladstone
Rule of Nigeria
Germany agrees to support Britains claims in Nigeria, against the French
1885, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Great Britain
Newspapers quote Herbert Gladstone about his fathers conversion to Irish home rule
1885, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Independence of Ireland
Newspapers quote Herbert Gladstone about his fathers conversion to Irish home rule
1885, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Liberal Party · William Ewart Gladstone
Irish Home Rule
Newspapers quote Herbert Gladstone about his fathers conversion to Irish home rule
1885, December 28th · India · Politics · Indian National Congress · Surendranath Bonerjee
Indian National Congress
The first Session of Indian National Congress is held from 28-31 December 1885, and is attended by 72 delegates
1886, December 8th · United States of America · Columbus · Economy · Labour · Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers becomes president of the newly formed American Federation of Labor.
1886, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill
Budget
Sudden resignation after the Cabinet will not support his proposed defense cuts
1886, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill
Resignation of Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill
Sudden resignation after the Cabinet will not support his proposed defense cuts
1886, December 25th · Germany · Gumbinnen · Warfare · Military · Gotthard Heinrici
Birth of Gotthard Heinrici
Birth of Gotthard Heinrici
1887, December 3rd · Ireland · Armagh · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Michael Logue
Succeeds as Archbishop of Armagh
Logue succeeds to the Archdiocese of Armagh and becomes Primate of All Ireland after serving as coadjutor archbishop.
1888, December 29th · Great Britain · Crowborough · Science · Astronomy · Isaac Roberts
First Detailed Photograph of Andromeda
Obtains a long-exposure photograph of M31 that clearly records its spiral structure, a major step in the photographic study of the galaxy.
1890, December 5th · Germany · Vienna · Arts · Cinema · Fritz Lang
Birth of Friedrich Christian Anton Fritz Lang
Birth of Friedrich Christian Anton "Fritz" Lang.
1891, December 2nd · Germany · Gera · Arts · Painting · Otto Dix
Birth of Otto Dix
Birth of Otto Dix
1891, December 26th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Jorge Montt Alvarez
President of Chile
Takes office and begins the parliamentary republic after the civil war.
1891, December · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Jorge Montt Alvarez
Autonomous Commune Law
Promulgates municipal legislation increasing local administrative autonomy after the civil war.
1892, December 4th · Spain · El Ferrol · Warfare · Military · Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco-Bahamonde
Birth of Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco
Birth of Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco
1892, December 5th · Canada · Government · Government of Canada · John Sparrow David Thompson
Prime Minister of Canada
Appointed Prime Minister of Canada
1892, December 5th · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · John Sparrow David Thompson
Prime Minister of Canada
Becomes prime minister after Abbott resigns.
1893, December 1st · Germany · Samotschin · Arts · Literature · Ernst Toller
Birth of Ernst Toller
Birth of Ernst Toller
1893, December 10th · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece · Charilaos Trikoupis
State Insolvency Announced
Trikoupis acknowledges that the government cannot meet its debt obligations.
1893, December 26th · China · Shaoshan · Politics · Communist Party · Mao Tse-Tung
Birth of Mao Tse-Tung
Birth of Mao Tse-Tung, Shaoshan in Hunan Province, year of the snake
1893, December 27th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Government · Government of Russia · Alexander III
Ratification of French Convention
Ratifies the military convention with France, advancing the defensive alliance between the two powers.
1894, December 12th · Canada · Windsor · Government · Government of Canada · John Sparrow David Thompson
Privy Council
Appointed Member of Privy Council, by Queen Victoria
1894, December 12th · Canada · Windsor · Government · Government of Canada · John Sparrow David Thompson
Death of John Sparrow David Thompson
Death of John Sparrow David Thompson
1894, December 21st · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · Mackenzie Bowell
Prime Minister of Canada
Becomes prime minister after Thompson dies.
1894, December 22nd · France · Paris · Warfare · Military · Alfred Dreyfus
Trial
Sentenced to transportation for life & expulsion from the army & loss of rank. Found guilty of passing papers to a foreign power
1895, December 5th · Bolivia · Sucre · Government · Government of Bolivia · Mamerto Urriolagoitia Harriague
Birth of Mamerto Urriolagoitia Harriague
Mamerto Urriolagoitia Harriague is born in Sucre.
1895, December 14th · Great Britain · Sandringham · House · House of Windsor · George VI
Birth of George VI
Birth of George VI, 2nd son of George V
1895, December 20th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Sergei Vasilyevich Zubatov
Arrest of Lenin
Police repression strikes Lenin's League of Struggle circle.
1895, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Grover Cleveland
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
At the request of the President Congress authorizes the Venezuelan Boundary Commission
1895, December 28th · France · Paris · Science · Technology · Louis Jean Lumiere
Cinematographe Screening
Presents projected motion pictures to a paying public audience.
1895, December 28th · France · Paris · Science · Technology · Louis Jean Lumiere
Public Motion-Picture Projection
Helps establish cinema through a combined camera and projector.
1895, December 29th · Great Britain · Transvaal · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Leander Starr Jameson
Jameson Raid
Leads the failed raid into the Transvaal.
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Hercules Robinson
Jameson Raid
Chamberlain orders Hercules Robinson, Governor of General of the Cape Colony, to repudiate the actions of Jameson and warns Rhodes that the Companys Charter would be in danger if it were discovered the Cape Prime Minister was involved in the Raid
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Leanders Starr Jameson
Coup
A failed atempt to overthrow the Transvaal Government
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Leanders Starr Jameson
Jameson Raid
A raid on Paul Krugers Transvaal Republic carried out by a British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson and his Rhodesian and Bechuanaland policemen over the New Year weekend of 1895-96. A failed atempt to overthrow the Transvaal Government
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Leanders Starr Jameson
Jameson Raid
Intended to trigger an uprising by the primarily British expatriate workers (known as Uitlanders) in the Transvaal but fails to do so.
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Leanders Starr Jameson
Jameson Raid
Sends a telegram to Rhodes warning him of his intentions, Jamesons force cross into the Transvaal and head for Johannesburg. Leads 800 men in an abortive attempt to begin a Uitlander uprising.
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Leanders Starr Jameson
Jameson Raid
The plan is to make a 3 day dash to Johannesburg before the Boer commandos could mobilise, and once there, trigger an uprising by the primarily British expatriate workers (uitlanders) organised by the Reform Committee.
1895, December 31st · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Military · Paulus Kruger
Jameson Raid
The Boer President calls on his countrymen to defend the state. Intended to trigger an uprising by the primarily British expatriate workers (known as Uitlanders) in the Transvaal but fails to do so. A raid on Paul Krugers Transvaal Republic carried out by a British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson and his Rhodesian and Bechuanaland policemen over the New Year weekend of 1895-96
1896, December 10th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Enrique Hertzog Garaiz
Birth of Enrique Hertzog Garaiz
Enrique Hertzog Garaiz is born in La Paz.
1898, December 26th · France · Paris · Science · Chemistry · Gustave Bemont
Radium Research
Works with the Curies in announcing radium.
1898, December 26th · France · Paris · Science · Chemistry · Pierre Curie
Pitchblende Research
Works with Marie Curie on highly radioactive uranium minerals.
1898, December 26th · France · Paris · Science · Physics · Pierre Curie
Discovery of Radium
Works with Marie Curie and Gustave Bemont in announcing radium.
1898, December 26th · Poland · Paris · Science · Chemistry · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Discovery of Radium
Announces radium with Pierre Curie and Gustave Bemont.
1898, December 26th · Poland · Paris · Science · Chemistry · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Pitchblende Research
Finds pitchblende more radioactive than uranium alone.
1898, December 26th · Poland · Paris · Science · Medicine · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Radium
Shows pitchblende contains a substance far more radioactive than uranium.
1898, December · Japan · Government · Government of Japan · Tsuyoshi Inukai
Minister of Education
Appointed Minister of Education
1899, December 2nd · Great Britain · London · Arts · Classical Music · John Barbirolli
Birth of John Barbirolli
Birth of John Barbirolli
1899, December 6th · China · Shandong · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion · Yuan Shikai
Boxer Suppression
Replaces Yuxian and moves against Boxers in Shandong.
1899, December 10th · Great Britain · Stormberg · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Redvers Henry Buller
Battle of Stormberg
The British are defeated by the Boers
1899, December 10th · Great Britain · Stormberg · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · William Forbes Gatacre
Battle of Stormberg
Gatacres forces are weakened after a Boer ambush
1899, December 10th · Great Britain · Stormberg · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · William Forbes Gatacre
Battle of Stormberg
Suffers severe losses against the Boers in an ambush 70 miles from Queenstown
1899, December 10th · Great Britain · Stormberg · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · William Forbes Gatacre
Battle of Stormberg
Suffers defeat during Black Week.
1899, December 10th · South Africa · Stormberg · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Jan Hendrik Olivier
Battle of Stormberg
Helps defeat Gatacre's column.
1899, December 11th · Great Britain · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Redvers Henry Buller
Battle of Magersfontein
The British are defeated by the Boers
1899, December 11th · Great Britain · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Paul Methuen
Battle of Magersfontein
Cronje inflicts heavy losses on the British under Methuen
1899, December 11th · Great Britain · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Paul Methuen
Battle of Magersfontein
Is defeated while trying to relieve Kimberley.
1899, December 11th · Great Britain · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Andrew Gilbert Wauchope
Battle of Magersfontein
Wauchope is killed while leading the Highland Brigade during the failed British assault at Magersfontein.
1899, December 11th · South Africa · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Battle of Magersfontein
Cronje inflicts heavy losses on the British under Methuen
1899, December 11th · South Africa · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Battle of Magersfontein
Near the Modder River, a Boer victory over the British under Methuen
1899, December 11th · South Africa · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Jacobus De La Rey
Battle of Magersfontein
Is forced to retreat before the superior forces of Lord Roberts
1899, December 11th · South Africa · Magersfontein · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Piet Arnoldus Cronje
Battle of Magersfontein
Defeats Methuen's attack at Magersfontein.
1899, December 12th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Arrest of Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Makes a dramatic escape from the Boers which reaches the world's headlines
1899, December 12th · Great Britain · Pretoria · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Arrest of Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
The Boers offer 25 pounds for Churchill dead or alive
1899, December 12th · Great Britain · Pretoria · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bounty
The Boers offer 25 pounds for Churchill dead or alive
1899, December 12th · Great Britain · Pretoria · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Escape from Pretoria
Escapes from Boer captivity and reaches safety.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Redvers Henry Buller
Battle of Colenso
The British are defeated by the Boers
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Walter Norris Congreve
Battle of Colenso
Congreve crosses exposed ground under heavy fire while helping to recover guns and wounded men at Colenso.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Charles James Long
Battle of Colenso
Long places his field batteries dangerously close to the Boer line, where intense fire forces the crews away from their guns.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · George Edward Nurse
Battle of Colenso
Nurse helps save two guns under sustained Boer fire and receives the Victoria Cross for his actions.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Redvers Henry Buller
Battle of Colenso
Is defeated during the attempt to relieve Ladysmith.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Cornelius Francis Clery
Battle of Colenso
Clery issues the formal movement orders for the British attack intended to force a crossing of the Tugela at Colenso.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Frederick Hugh Sherston Roberts
Battle of Colenso
Roberts helps recover artillery under heavy Boer fire at Colenso and is mortally wounded during the attempt.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Harry Norton Schofield
Battle of Colenso
Schofield helps bring two field guns out of action under intense Boer fire at Colenso.
1899, December 15th · Great Britain · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · William Babtie
Battle of Colenso
Babtie treats wounded gunners under heavy fire at Colenso and is wounded while carrying out his medical duties.
1899, December 15th · South Africa · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Louis Botha
Battle of Colenso
British defeats during Black Week expose early military failure.
1899, December 15th · South Africa · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Louis Botha
Siege of Ladysmith
Takes part in operations around the siege and relief of Ladysmith.
1899, December 15th · South Africa · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Louis Botha
Battle of Colenso
Commands Boer forces contributing to the victory at Colenso.
1899, December 15th · South Africa · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Louis Botha
Battle of Colenso
Defeats Buller's army at Colenso.
1899, December 15th · South Africa · Colenso · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Louis Botha
British Advance Repulsed
Helps defeat Buller's attempt to relieve Ladysmith.
1899, December 23rd · Great Britain · Durban · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Arrest of Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Reaches Durban and describes his escape to an enthusiastic crowd
1899, December 23rd · Great Britain · Durban · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Escape of Churchill
British defeats during Black Week expose early military failure.
1899, December 26th · Great Britain · Game Tree · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Charles FitzClarence
Battle of Game Tree
FitzClarence is wounded during the unsuccessful British attack on Boer positions at Game Tree near Mafeking.
1899, December 26th · Great Britain · Game Tree · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Horace Robert Martineau
Battle of Game Tree
Martineau rescues a wounded comrade near the Boer trenches despite being wounded repeatedly during the withdrawal.
1899, December 30th · China · Shandong · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion · Sidney Brooks
Missionary Killing
Is killed by Boxers, intensifying foreign alarm.
1899, December · Great Britain · Cape Town · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Horatio Herbert Kitchener Khartoum
South Africa Staff Appointment
Joins Lord Roberts in South Africa as chief of staff after the early British defeats.
1899, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Sackville Hamilton Carden
Promotion to Captain
Carden is promoted to captain in December 1899, correcting the supplied 1887 captain date.
1900, December 12th · Great Britain · Oldham · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Defection
Informs his constituency he will not contest the next election. Churchill has decided to join the Liberal Party
1900, December 12th · Great Britain · Oldham · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Election
Informs his constituency he will not contest the next election
1900, December 13th · South Africa · Nooitgedacht · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Koos de la Rey
Battle of Nooitgedacht
De la Rey combines with Beyers to attack Clements's camp at Nooitgedacht and inflict a severe defeat.
1900, December 20th · Great Britain · Ludlow · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Defection
Supports the prospective Liberal Party candidate at the Ludlow by-election
1900, December 20th · Great Britain · Ludlow · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Election
Supports the prospective Liberal Party candidate at the Ludlow by-election
1900, December 24th · Russia · Leipzig · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Iskra Founded
Helps launch Iskra as a central paper for Russian Marxists.
1900, December 24th · Russia · Leipzig · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Pavel Borisovich Axelrod
Iskra Editorial Board
Works with Plekhanov and Lenin on Iskra.
1900, December 24th · Russia · Leipzig · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Vera Ivanovna Zasulich
Iskra Editorial Board
Works on Iskra as part of the exile editorial circle.
1900, December 24th · Russia · Leipzig · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Georgi Valentinovich Plekhanov
Iskra Founded
Serves as senior Marxist figure in the Iskra group.
1900, December 24th · Russia · Leipzig · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Julius Martov
Iskra Founded
Joins Lenin and Plekhanov in the Iskra editorial group.
1900, December 31st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Defection
Dines with Lloyd George to sound him out about joining the Liberal Party
1900, December · Great Britain · South Africa · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Horatio Herbert Kitchener Khartoum
Guerrilla War Strategy Adopted
Adapts British operations after Boer commandos shift from conventional battle to dispersed guerrilla warfare.
1901, December 5th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Walt Disney
Birth of Walt Disney
Birth of Walt Disney
1901, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Sully Prudhomme
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for idealistic and artistically accomplished poetry.
1901, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Emil Adolf von Behring
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the first Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for serum therapy against diphtheria.
1901, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the first Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the radiation later called X-rays.
1901, December 10th · Netherlands · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Jacobus Henricus van t Hoff
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives the first Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on chemical dynamics and osmotic pressure.
1901, December 21st · Great Britain · Lyttleton · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Discovery Expedition
The Discovery sets sail from Lyttleton, New Zealand
1901, December 25th · Great Britain · Groenkop · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · G A Williams
Battle of Groenkop
Williams commands the Imperial Yeomanry camp at Groenkop when De Wet launches a surprise Christmas attack.
1901, December 25th · South Africa · Groenkop · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd · Christiaan Rudolf de Wet
Battle of Groenkop
De Wet launches a surprise Christmas attack on the British camp at Groenkop and captures much of the position.
1902, December 6th · Great Britain · Christchurch · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Discovery Expedition
The Morning sails from London in July 1902, and after a severe storm and a refit in Christchurch, New Zealand, heads for the Antarctic on 6 December to search for the expedition in their winter quarters.
1902, December 6th · Great Britain · Christchurch · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Discovery Expedition
somewhere in the Ross Sea. after a severe storm and a refit in Christchurch, New Zealand, headed for the Antarctic on 6 December to search for the expedition in their winter quarters, somewhere in the Ross Sea.
1902, December 6th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Francisco Silvela y de le Vielleuze
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain, 2nd term
1902, December 9th · Venezuela · La Guaira · Government · Government of Venezuela · Cipriano Castro
Naval Blockade
Britain, Germany, and Italy imposed a naval blockade to press Venezuela over unpaid foreign claims.
1902, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Theodor Mommsen
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his historical writing, especially A History of Rome.
1902, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Hermann Emil Fischer
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on sugar and purine synthesis.
1902, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ronald Ross
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for research explaining malaria transmission.
1902, December 10th · Netherlands · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Hendrik Antoon Lorentz
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for research on the influence of magnetism on radiation.
1902, December 10th · Netherlands · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pieter Zeeman
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the effect of magnetism on light spectra.
1902, December 13th · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ernest Henry Shackleton
Discovery Expedition
On 30 December 1902, without having left the Barrier, they reached their Furthest South at 82 degrees 17 mins S
1902, December 19th · Great Britain · Cheltenham · Arts · Cinema · Ralph David Richardson
Birth of Ralph David Richardson
Birth of Ralph David Richardson
1902, December 25th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Arbuthnot Fisher
Common Entry Training Scheme Issued
The Fisher-Selborne scheme proposes common early training for executive, engineering and marine officer entrants.
1902, December 30th · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Farthest South
With Shackleton and Wilson reaches a farthest south of about 82 degrees 17 minutes south before turning back
1902, December · Great Britain · McMurdo Sound · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Discovery Expedition
After working steadily south-east from Cape Adare and along the ice-front to Cape Crozier, the limit of their search range, they found a message from the expedition, directing them back towards McMurdo Sound, the two ships are separated by fifteen miles of ice, requiring long sledge journeys with Evans among the first party to greet the Discoverys crew
1903, December 2nd · Finland · Helsinki · Arts · Classical Music · Jean Sibelius
Kuolema Premiere
Conducts the first performance of his incidental music for Kuolema at the Finnish National Theatre in Helsinki.
1903, December 5th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Antonio Maura y Montaner
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain
1903, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Henri Becquerel
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering spontaneous radioactivity.
1903, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pierre Curie
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for radiation research.
1903, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pierre Curie
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for research on radiation phenomena discovered by Henri Becquerel.
1903, December 10th · Norway · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for noble, versatile, and inspired poetry.
1903, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for radiation research.
1903, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics and becomes the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize.
1903, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Svante August Arrhenius
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the theory of electrolytic dissociation.
1903, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Svante August Arrhenius
Electrolytic Dissociation Recognition
Gains international recognition for explaining ions in chemical solutions.
1903, December 14th · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Discovery Expedition
The party reached Discovery on 24 December, after a round trip of seven hundred miles covered in 59 days. Their daily average of over 14 miles on this man-hauling journey was significantly better than that achieved with dogs on the previous seasons southern journey, a fact which further strengthened Scotts prejudices against dogs
1903, December 17th · United States of America · Kill Devil Hill · Science · Technology · Orville Wright
1st Flight
At the controls during the 1st flight in a powered aircraft, 120ft in 12 seconds
1903, December 17th · United States of America · Kill Devil Hill · Science · Technology · Wilbur Wright
1st Flight
Makes the 1st flight in a powered aircraftl, North Carolina, 120ft in 12 seconds
1903, December · Russia · Warfare · Russia War · Nicholas II
Declaration of War
Japan decides to go to war with Russia
1904, December 1st · Germany · Munich · Government · Government of Germany · Gustav Ritter von Kahr
Civil Service Promotion
Is promoted to Oberregierungsrat in the Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior.
1904, December 3rd · United States of America · Lick Observatory · Science · Astronomy · Charles Dillon Perrine
Discovery of Himalia
Discovers Himalia in photographs taken with the Crossley reflector at Lick Observatory.
1904, December 6th · Japan · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Maresuke Nogi
Siege of Port Arthur
Nogi commands the Japanese forces which finally capture Port Arthur
1904, December 6th · Poland · Paris · Science · Medicine · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Birth of Eve Curie
Gives birth to Eve Curie, her second daughter.
1904, December 6th · Russia · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Anatoli Stoessel
Siege of Port Arthur
Nogi commands the Japanese forces which finally capture Port Arthur
1904, December 6th · Russia · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Nicholas II
Capture of Port Arthur
The Japanese capture Port Arthur
1904, December 6th · Russia · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Nicholas II
Siege of Port Arthur
The Japanese capture Port Arthur
1904, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Frederic Mistral
Nobel Prize in Literature
Shares the Nobel Prize in Literature for poetry reflecting Provence and for his work as a Provençal philologist.
1904, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · William Ramsay
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the inert gaseous elements and defining their place in the periodic system.
1904, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · John William Strutt Rayleigh, 3rd
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for gas-density research and the discovery of argon.
1904, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ivan Petrovich Pavlov
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for research on digestive physiology.
1904, December 10th · Spain · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Jose Echegaray
Nobel Prize in Literature
Shares the Nobel Prize in Literature for dramatic works that renewed Spanish theatrical traditions.
1904, December 12th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Nicholas II
Constitution of Russia
The Zemstvo are given a broader national & local role. Changes agreed by the Tsar become law, still no representitive form of Government
1904, December 16th · South Africa · Pretoria · Warfare · Military · Paulus Kruger
Burial
Funeral procession of Paulus Kruger, revives an Afrikaaner political revival
1904, December 16th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Marcelo de Azcarraga y Palmero
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain, 3rd term
1904, December 20th · Russia · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Nicholas II
Siege of Port-Arthur
Port Arthur surrenders to the Japanese
1904, December 22nd · Russia · Geneva · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Vperyod
Launches Vperyod as a Bolshevik rival to Menshevik-controlled Iskra.
1904, December 22nd · Russia · Geneva · Politics · Russian Social Democratic Labour Party · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Vperyod
Begins a Bolshevik newspaper after losing control of Iskra.
1904, December 30th · Japan · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Maresuke Nogi
Siege of Port Arthur
A cease-fire is agreed
1904, December 30th · Russia · Port Arthur · Warfare · Russia War · Anatoli Stoessel
Siege of Port Arthur
A cease-fire is agreed
1905, December 2nd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Financial Manifesto
Supports the Soviet appeal against tsarist finances.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar
Arrest of Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar
Is arrested after chairing the revolutionary workers' Soviet.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar
Arrest of Soviet
Is arrested after chairing the revolutionary workers' Soviet.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Arrest of Leon Trotsky
Is arrested after the Soviet is suppressed.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Arrest of Leon Trotsky
Is arrested when the 1905 Soviet is suppressed.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Arrest of Soviet
Is arrested after the Soviet is suppressed.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Arrest of Soviet
Is arrested when the 1905 Soviet is suppressed.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Dmitri Feodorovich Trepov
Suppression of Soviet
Authorities arrest Soviet leaders in Saint Petersburg.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Dmitri Feodorovich Trepov
Suppression of Soviet
Authorities move against the Saint Petersburg Soviet.
1905, December 3rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Sergei Yulyevich Witte
Soviet Suppression
Government repression follows the arrest of Soviet leaders.
1905, December 5th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
1905, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Reform of Parliament
Liberals want Campbell-Bannerman to serve as nominal PM from the Lords but he refuses
1905, December 7th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Ivan Vasilyevich Babushkin
Moscow Uprising
Supports Bolshevik agitation during the December uprising.
1905, December 7th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze
Moscow Uprising
Takes part in revolutionary activity during the uprising.
1905, December 7th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Fyodor Vasilievich Dubasov
Moscow Uprising
Commands forces suppressing the Moscow armed uprising.
1905, December 7th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Sergei Yulyevich Witte
Moscow Uprising
Faces armed revolt in Moscow after the manifesto.
1905, December 8th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Boris Viktorovich Savinkov
Moscow Uprising
Socialist Revolutionaries support armed resistance in Moscow.
1905, December 9th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Offers to make Churchill Financial Secretary under Asquith, Churchill refuses
1905, December 9th · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal Party · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Election
Offerred the post of Financial Secretary at the Treasury, prefers a smaller department
1905, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Spokesman
Appointed Spokesman for the Colonial Office because Lord Elgin is a peer
1905, December 10th · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · Liberal Party · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Speech
Speaks against the persecution of Jews in Russia at the Palace Theatre Manchester
1905, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Henryk Sienkiewicz
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for outstanding achievement as an epic novelist.
1905, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Nikolai Aleksandrovich Romanov Nicholas II
Moscow Uprising
Orders repression as armed revolt spreads in Moscow.
1905, December 11th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Yulyevich Witte
Duma Electoral Law
Helps implement electoral law for the first Duma.
1905, December 11th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Yulyevich Witte
Duma Electoral Law
Works to implement the Duma promised in the manifesto.
1905, December 11th · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Government · Government of Russia · Nikolai Aleksandrovich Romanov Nicholas II
Electoral Law
Issues electoral rules for the new State Duma.
1905, December 15th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Fyodor Vasilievich Dubasov
Presnya Fighting
Uses artillery against rebel districts in Moscow.
1905, December 16th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Election
Polling will commence from 12 January & finish 8 February. Announces a general election
1905, December 16th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze
Presnya Fighting
Revolutionaries resist government troops in Moscow districts.
1905, December 17th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Sergei Yulyevich Witte
Moscow Repression
The government suppresses the Moscow uprising.
1905, December 24th · United States of America · Houston · Science · Technology · Howard Hughes
Birth of Howard Hughes
Birth of Howard Hughes
1905, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Election
Resigns over the policy of Imperial Preference rather then call an election
1905, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Resignation of Arthur James Balfour
Resigns over the policy of Imperial Preference rather then call an election
1905, December · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Election
Avoids a split in the party by offering Asquith the Chancellorship
1905, December · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Trial of Soviet Deputies
Faces prosecution after the suppression of the Soviet.
1905, December · Russia · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Nikolai Aleksandrovich Romanov Nicholas II
Repression
Government repression breaks the revolutionary wave by late December.
1906, December 6th · Brazil · Rio de Janeiro · Economy · Gold Standard · Afonso Augusto Moreira Pena
Caixa de Conversao Established
Brazil creates the Caixa de Conversao to issue notes convertible against gold-backed reserves at a fixed exchange rate, stabilising the milreis.
1906, December 6th · Brazil · Rio de Janeiro · Government · Government of Brazil · Francisco de Paula Rodrigues Alves
Conversion Office
The Conversion Office is created to issue notes convertible at a fixed foreign-exchange parity.
1906, December 10th · Italy · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Giosue Carducci
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for learning, creative energy, style, and lyrical power.
1906, December 11th · Great Britain · Portsmouth · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Arbuthnot Fisher
HMS Dreadnought Commissioned
HMS Dreadnought enters commission after an exceptionally rapid construction programme.
1906, December 19th · Russia · Kamenskoye · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Birth of Leonid Brezhnev
Born in Kamenskoye, later Dneprodzerzhinsk, into a working-class family.
1906, December 26th · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Football · William Adams
Saint Andrew's Stadium
Birmingham City opens Saint Andrew's as its new permanent football ground.
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Politics · Indian National Congress · Hakim Ajmal Khan
All India Muslim League
The resolution to found the All Muslim League is moved by Nawab Salimullah which & seconded by Hakim Ajmal Khan
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Politics · Indian National Congress · Nawab Salimullah Khan
All India Muslim League
The resolution to found the All Muslim League is moved by Nawab Salimullah which & seconded by Hakim Ajmal Khan. The founding meeting of the party during the annual All India Muhammadan Educational Conference in Shahbagh, Dhaka hosted by Nawab Salimullah Khan
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Politics · Indian National Congress · Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
All India Muslim League
The founding meeting of the party during the annual All India Muhammadan Educational Conference in Shahbagh, Dhaka presided over by Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Religion · Islam · Hakim Ajmal Khan
All India Muslim League
The resolution to found the All Muslim League is moved by Nawab Salimullah which & seconded by Hakim Ajmal Khan
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Religion · Islam · Nawab Salimullah Khan
All India Muslim League
The resolution to found the All Muslim League is moved by Nawab Salimullah which & seconded by Hakim Ajmal Khan. The founding meeting of the party during the annual All India Muhammadan Educational Conference in Shahbagh, Dhaka hosted by Nawab Salimullah Khan
1906, December 30th · India · Shahbagh · Religion · Islam · Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
All India Muslim League
The founding meeting of the party during the annual All India Muhammadan Educational Conference in Shahbagh, Dhaka presided over by Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
1906, December · Austria · Government · Government of Austria · Leopold Berchtold
Ambassador
Appointed as the successor of Count Lexa von Aehrenthal as Ambassador of Russia
1906, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Joseph John Thomson
Nobel Prize for Gas Conduction
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for investigations of electrical conduction through gases.
1907, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Rudyard Kipling
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for observation, imagination, ideas, and narrative talent.
1907, December 15th · Great Britain · Bayswater · Politics · Labour Party · Richard Howard Stafford Crossman
Birth of Richard Crossman
Richard Howard Stafford Crossman is born into the family of Charles Stafford and Helen Crossman.
1907, December 21st · Chile · Iquique · Government · Government of Chile · Pedro Montt Montt
Santa Maria School Massacre
Government forces kill striking nitrate workers and family members gathered at the Santa Maria School.
1907, December 31st · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Jules de Trooz
Jules de Trooz Government
The Jules de Trooz Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as head of the Belgian government.
1907, December · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Death of Klara Hitler
Death of Klara Hitler, Adolf Hitler's mother
1907, December · Germany · Berlin · Politics · NSDAP · Klara Hitler
Death of Klara Hitler
Death of Klara Hitler, Adolf Hitler's mother
1907, December · South Africa · Traansval · Warfare · Military · Louis Botha
Independence of Great Britain
The British agree self-Government for the Traansval
1907, December · South Africa · Orange Riv Col · Warfare · Military · Louis Botha
Independence of Orange Free State
The British agree to self-Government for the Orange River Colony
1907, December · South Africa · Orange Riv Col · Warfare · Military · Louis Botha
Independence of South Africa
The British agree to self-Government for the Orange River Colony
1907, December · South Africa · Traansval · Warfare · Military · Louis Botha
Independence of South Africa
The British agree self-Government for the Traansval
1908, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Rudolf Eucken
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for philosophical works advancing an idealistic view of life.
1908, December 19th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Juan Vicente Gomez
Coup
Juan Vicente Gomez seized power while President Cipriano Castro was receiving medical treatment abroad.
1908, December 19th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Military Government · Juan Vicente Gomez
President of Venezuela
Appointed President of Venezuela, 1st term
1908, December 25th · China · Warfare · Military · Sun Yat-Sen
Exile of Sun Yat-Sen
Returns to China to participate in the nationalist rebellion
1908, December · South Africa · London · Government · Government of South Africa · Jan Christian Smuts
Constitution of South Africa
The Union of South Africa is born, the Afrikaners hold the key to political power, they forme the largest part of the electorate. Smuts & Botha take the constitution to London, where it is passed by Parliament, & signed into law by Edward VII
1908, December · South Africa · London · Government · Government of South Africa · Jan Christian Smuts
Unification
Smuts & Botha take the constitution to London, where it is passed by Parliament, & signed into law by Edward VII
1909, December 2nd · United States of America · Zurich · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Zurich Physical Society Membership
Becomes a member of the Physical Society of Zurich.
1909, December 4th · Nicaragua · Government · Government of Nicaragua · Jose Zelaya
Resignation of Jose Zelaya
Resigns under pressure from the US Marines
1909, December 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Constitution of Great Britain
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
1909, December 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Independence of Great Britain
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
1909, December 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Independence of South Africa
A Royal Proclamation creates the self-governing body of South Africa
1909, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Selma Lagerlof
Nobel Prize in Literature
Becomes the first woman awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, recognised for imagination and spiritual perception.
1909, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature · Henry Rider Haggard
Historical Novel Published
Sets a historical romance during the reign of Henry VIII.
1909, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature · Henry Rider Haggard
The Lady of Blossholme
Publishes The Lady of Blossholme in book form.
1909, December 19th · Germany · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Franz Jacobi
Borussia Dortmund Club Foundation
Helps establish Ballspielverein Borussia 09 Dortmund with fellow young football enthusiasts who seek an independent club separate from their church youth organisation.
1909, December 19th · Venezuela · Government · Government of Venezuela · Juan Vicente Gomez
President of Venezuela
Declares himself as the President of Venezuela
1909, December 21st · Nicaragua · Government · Government of Nicaragua · Jose Madriz
President of Nicaragua
Appointed President of Nicaragua
1909, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · John Burns
Housing and Town Planning Act
Secures major housing and town-planning legislation.
1909, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · John Burns
Urban Planning Reform
Expands public powers over housing standards and planned development.
1909, December · Honduras · Warfare · Civil War · Miguel Davila
Declaration of Civil War
Leads the civil war against President Bonila
1910, December 9th · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Antarctic Pack Ice Entered
Terra Nova enters the Antarctic pack ice and begins a prolonged struggle through heavy floes.
1910, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Paul Heyse
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for an idealistic and accomplished literary career.
1910, December 19th · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Election
Very little change from January but enough to push the Parliament Act through
1910, December 19th · Great Britain · Dundee · Politics · Liberal Party · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
December Election Campaign
Retains his Dundee parliamentary seat in the December election.
1910, December 19th · Great Britain · Dundee · Politics · Liberal Party · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Dundee Liberal Campaign
Returns to Parliament as a Liberal member for Dundee.
1910, December 19th · Great Britain · Dundee · Politics · Liberal Party · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Member of Parliament
Elected Member of Parliament for Dundee with an increased majority
1910, December 23rd · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Ramon Barros Luco
President of Chile
Takes office as President of Chile during the centenary-era parliamentary republic.
1910, December 30th · Great Britain · Ross Sea · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Antarctic Pack Ice Cleared
Terra Nova clears the prolonged pack-ice barrier after about twenty days of slow progress.
1910, December 30th · Great Britain · Ross Sea · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Ross Sea Pack Ice Passage
The delay has cost the expedition valuable time and supplies.
1910, December 30th · Great Britain · Ross Sea · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Terra Nova Clears Pack Ice
Terra Nova finally emerges from prolonged pack ice near Antarctica.
1910, December · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Henry Robertson Bowers
Southern Ocean Storm Response
Bowers works with the shipboard party to secure stores and animals during the severe Southern Ocean storm.
1910, December · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Harry Lewin Lee Pennell
Pack Ice Navigation
Pennell helps navigate Terra Nova through the difficult Antarctic pack during the three-week delay.
1910, December · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Severe Southern Ocean Storm
Terra Nova encounters a severe storm while sailing south from New Zealand.
1910, December · Great Britain · Southern Ocean · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Terra Nova Storm Damage
The overloaded ship suffers flooding and serious difficulties during the storm.
1910, December · Great Britain · Ross Sea · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Pack Ice Delay
Terra Nova battles heavy pack ice in the Ross Sea.
1910, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour
December General Election
Leads Conservatives through the December general election.
1910, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Arthur James Balfour
Second Conservative Election Campaign
Again contests the constitutional powers of the House of Lords.
1910, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith
December General Election
Remains prime minister after the second general election of 1910.
1910, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith
Second Liberal Government Retained
Returns with parliamentary arithmetic little changed from January.
1910, December · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
December Election Result
The December election leaves the parliamentary balance little changed.
1910, December · Great Britain · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Election
The Liberal Party wins 44.2% of votes cast & 272 Members of Parliament
1911, December 5th · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Southern Journey Blizzard Begins
A prolonged blizzard halts the southbound parties and consumes precious time and supplies.
1911, December 5th · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Man-Hauling Party
Leads a man-hauling party after the motor sledge failure.
1911, December 5th · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Motor Party Blizzard
The Motor Party becomes the Man-hauling Party under Evans with Lashly, Atkinson and Wright. On 5 December a four-day blizzard halts their progress.
1911, December 6th · China · Revolution · Revolution of China · Chun
Imperial Army
The Regent Prince resigns after the rebellion of the Imperial Army
1911, December 6th · China · Revolution · Revolution of China · Chun
Resignation of Chun
The Regent Prince resigns after the rebellion of the Imperial Army
1911, December 7th · Great Britain · Ross Ice Shelf · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Southern Journey Blizzard Continues
Scott records worsening concern as the blizzard prevents travel and pony fodder runs short.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Lawrence Edward Grace Oates
Final Ponies Sacrificed
The remaining ponies are killed at the foot of the Beardmore Glacier after completing their transport role.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Beardmore Glacier Reached
The expedition reaches the foot of the Beardmore Glacier after the difficult Barrier stage.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Henry Robertson Bowers
Shambles Camp Established
Bowers helps establish Shambles Camp and organise stores at the foot of the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Lawrence Edward Grace Oates
Pony Losses
Remaining ponies are destroyed before the glacier ascent.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Beardmore Glacier Reached
Scott's travelling parties reach the foot of the Beardmore Glacier, ending the pony stage and beginning the climb toward the Polar Plateau.
1911, December 9th · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Last Ponies Killed
At the foot of the Beardmore Glacier, the last ponies are killed and the expedition prepares for the glacier ascent.
1911, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Maurice Maeterlinck
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for imaginative dramatic and literary works.
1911, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Wilhelm Wien
Heat Radiation Recognition
Is honored for foundational discoveries concerning black-body heat radiation.
1911, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Wilhelm Wien
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the Nobel Prize for laws governing thermal radiation.
1911, December 10th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Beardmore Glacier
Begins the ascent from the Barrier toward the polar plateau.
1911, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for radium and polonium.
1911, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on radium and polonium, including the isolation and study of radium.
1911, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Allvar Gullstrand
Dioptrics of the Eye
Advances understanding of image formation through the human lens.
1911, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Allvar Gullstrand
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for research on optical refraction in the eye.
1911, December 11th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Wilhelm Wien
Laws of Thermal Radiation
Reviews experimental and theoretical work leading toward quantum physics.
1911, December 11th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Wilhelm Wien
Nobel Lecture
Delivers his Nobel lecture on the laws of thermal radiation.
1911, December 11th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Cecil Henry Meares
Dog Teams Turn Back
Meares turns north with the dog teams after their planned supporting stage ends near the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 11th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Beardmore Glacier Ascent Begins
Scott's remaining parties begin man-hauling their sledges up the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 11th · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Glacier Man-Hauling Begins
After the dog teams turn back, the remaining southbound groups continue by man-hauling their sledges up the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 11th · Russia · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Dmitriy Girev
Dog Team Return Journey
Girev accompanies the dog teams north after the supporting run toward the Beardmore Glacier is completed.
1911, December 12th · Great Britain · Delhi · House · House of Windsor · George V
Coronation Durbar
Becomes the first reigning British monarch attending an Indian durbar.
1911, December 12th · Great Britain · Delhi · House · House of Windsor · George V
Delhi Durbar
Attends the Delhi Durbar with Queen Mary.
1911, December 14th · Norway · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Helmer Hanssen
South Pole Expedition
Amundsens team of five, with 16 dogs, arrives at the Pole (90° 0 S). They arrived 3334 days before Scotts group. Amundsen named their South Pole camp Polheim, meaning "Home on the Pole." Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. They left a small tent and letter stating their accomplishment, in case they did not return safely to Framheim
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Helmer Hanssen
South Pole
Reaches the South Pole with Amundsen's party and helps navigate the final approach
1911, December 14th · Norway · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Olav Bjaaland
South Pole Expedition
Amundsens team of five, with 16 dogs, arrives at the Pole (90° 0 S). They arrived 3334 days before Scotts group. Amundsen named their South Pole camp Polheim, meaning "Home on the Pole." Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. They left a small tent and letter stating their accomplishment, in case they did not return safely to Framheim
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Olav Bjaaland
South Pole
Reaches the South Pole as a member of Amundsen's five-man Norwegian party
1911, December 14th · Norway · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Oscar Wisting
South Pole Expedition
Amundsens team of five, with 16 dogs, arrives at the Pole (90° 0 S). They arrived 3334 days before Scotts group. Amundsen named their South Pole camp Polheim, meaning "Home on the Pole." Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. They left a small tent and letter stating their accomplishment, in case they did not return safely to Framheim
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Oscar Wisting
South Pole
Reaches the South Pole with Amundsen, Bjaaland, Hanssen and Hassel
1911, December 14th · Norway · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Sverre Hassel
South Pole Expedition
Amundsens team of five, with 16 dogs, arrives at the Pole (90° 0 S). They arrived 3334 days before Scotts group. Amundsen named their South Pole camp Polheim, meaning "Home on the Pole." Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. They left a small tent and letter stating their accomplishment, in case they did not return safely to Framheim
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Sverre Hassel
South Pole
Reaches the South Pole as one of Amundsen's Norwegian sledging party
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen
1st South Pole
1st person to reach the South Pole, beating Captain Scott
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen
Discovery of South Pole
Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. Amundsen names their South Pole camp Polheim, "Home on the Pole.". Amundens team of six, with 16 dogs, arrived at the Pole (9000S). they arrive 35 days before Scotts group. 1st person to reach the South Pole, beating Captain Scott
1911, December 14th · Norway · Polar Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen
South Pole Expedition
Amundsens team of five, with 16 dogs, arrives at the Pole (90° 0 S). They arrived 3334 days before Scotts group. Amundsen named their South Pole camp Polheim, meaning "Home on the Pole." Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau. They left a small tent and letter stating their accomplishment, in case they did not return safely to Framheim
1911, December 14th · Norway · King Haakon VIIs Plateau · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen
South Pole
Amundsen renamed the Antarctic Plateau as King Haakon VIIs Plateau
1911, December 14th · Norway · South Pole · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen
South Pole
Becomes the first expedition leader to reach the Geographic South Pole
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Welfare · David Lloyd George
Contributory Welfare Insurance
Creates contributory health and unemployment insurance for covered workers.
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Welfare · David Lloyd George
National Insurance Act
Secures Royal Assent for the National Insurance Act.
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Welfare · David Lloyd George
National Insurance Act
The National Insurance Act creates contributory health and unemployment insurance schemes.
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · David Lloyd George
Health and Unemployment Insurance
Establishes contributory protection against sickness and unemployment.
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · David Lloyd George
National Insurance Act Royal Assent
Secures enactment of the National Insurance Act.
1911, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · David Lloyd George
National Insurance Act
Creates health insurance for many workers, a precursor to later NHS debates.
1911, December 20th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Beardmore Glacier Photography
Scott takes photographs during the glacier stage, adding his own images to the expedition's visual record.
1911, December 20th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
First Support Party Return
Turns back with the first supporting party.
1911, December 20th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Patrick Keohane
Support Party Return
Returns from the southern journey support work.
1911, December 20th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Charles Seymour Wright
Support Party Return
Returns with the first supporting party.
1911, December 20th · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
Support Party Return
Returns north with the first supporting party.
1911, December 21st · Canada · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Charles Seymour Wright
First Supporting Party Turns North
Wright turns north with the first four-man support group after reaching the upper Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Apsley Cherry-Garrard
First Supporting Party Turns North
Cherry-Garrard begins the return journey after his supporting party is ordered back.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Robert Falcon Scott
Upper Beardmore Crevasse Crossing
Scott's parties encounter difficult crevassed ice while climbing toward the polar plateau.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Patrick Keohane
First Supporting Party Turns North
Keohane joins Atkinson, Cherry-Garrard and Wright in the first supporting party ordered back.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Beardmore Crevasse Fall
Evans falls into a crevasse during the upper glacier ascent and receives a severe shake.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
Beardmore Crevasse Fall
Atkinson falls into a crevasse during the difficult upper Beardmore Glacier crossing but is recovered.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
First Supporting Party Turns North
Atkinson turns back with the first four-man supporting party from the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Beardmore Glacier Man-Hauling
The remaining teams continue man-hauling their sledges after the first supporting party turns north.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
First Supporting Party Turnback
The first four-man supporting party turns back from the Beardmore Glacier, leaving eight men to continue south.
1911, December 21st · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st
Southern Party Reorganisation
The southbound expedition reorganises after the first supporting party turns back on the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December 22nd · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Carlos Freile Zaldumbide
President of Ecuador
Appointed acting President of Ecuador after the death of Emilio Estrada
1911, December 25th · China · Shanghai · Revolution · Revolution of China · Sun Yat-Sen
Exile of Sun Yat-Sen
Returns from 14 years of exile to lead the republican revolution
1911, December 29th · Germany · Russelsheim · Science · Physics · Klaus Fuchs
Birth of Klaus Fuchs
Klaus Fuchs is born in Russelsheim in the German Empire.
1911, December 29th · Germany · Russelsheim · Science · Physics · Klaus Fuchs
German Physicist Born
The future theoretical physicist is born into a German family.
1911, December 31st · China · Government · Government of China · Sun Yat-Sen
President of China
Appointed President of the Chinese Republic
1911, December · Canada · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Charles Seymour Wright
Beardmore Support Turnaround
Wright leaves the southbound expedition with the returning support group, ending his chance of selection for the final polar party.
1911, December · China · Nanking · Warfare · Military · Hsuan Tung
Battle of Nanking
Defeated by the Republicans
1911, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Wilhelm Solf
Colonial Secretary Appointment
Becomes state secretary of the Imperial Colonial Office.
1911, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Wilhelm Solf
Imperial Colonial Office
Assumes responsibility for Germany's overseas colonial administration.
1911, December · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Apsley Cherry-Garrard
Supporting Party Return Journey
Cherry-Garrard begins the long return from the Beardmore Glacier after completing his assigned supporting role for the polar attempt.
1911, December · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Adrian Wilson
Beardmore Glacier Man-Hauling
Wilson man-hauls with the southbound parties during the ascent of the Beardmore Glacier.
1911, December · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
Polar Support Journey
He turns back before Scott selects the final polar party.
1911, December · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
Southern Supporting Party
Travels as a member of a supporting party on the southern journey.
1911, December · Great Britain · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Edward Leicester Atkinson
First Supporting Party Returns
Atkinson turns north with a supporting group after hauling supplies partway up the Beardmore Glacier for Scott's continuing party.
1911, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Charles Greenway
Oil Fuel Committee Evidence
Gives evidence with Lord Strathcona to a government committee examining oil fuel and future naval requirements.
1911, December · Ireland · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Thomas "Tom" Crean
Beardmore Glacier Ascent
The Beardmore Glacier stage covers about 120 miles and climbs to roughly 10,000 feet before the southbound party reaches the Polar Plateau.
1911, December · Ireland · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Patrick Keohane
Beardmore Return Support
Keohane turns back with Atkinson's party and helps haul the returning sledge toward Cape Evans.
1911, December · Ireland · Beardmore Glacier · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Patrick Keohane
Southern Support Party
Keohane hauls supplies with a supporting party on the Beardmore Glacier before turning back toward the expedition base.
1911, December · Poland · Paris · Science · Medicine · Marie Sklodowska Curie
Health of Marie Sklodowska Curie
Is hospitalised after severe strain following her second Nobel Prize.
1912, December 3rd · Serbia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
Alliance Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece and Bulgaria
Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece and Bulgaria sign a weapons pact
1912, December 3rd · Serbia · Chatalja · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
First Balkan War Armistice
Accepts an armistice while negotiations begin in London.
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Abdullah Pasha
Peace
Due to a stalemate on the Chatalja Line a truce is agreed
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · Adrianople · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Abdullah Pasha
Peace
Adrianople remains in Turkish hands
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · Adrianople · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Abdullah Pasha
Rule of Adrianople
Adrianople remains in Turkish hands
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · Chatalja · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Kamil Pasha
First Balkan War Armistice
Agrees an armistice with most Balkan League states.
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · London · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Mehmed Mehmed V
Conference of London
The London Peace Conference, composed of delegates from the Balkan allies, including Greece, who had not signed the armistice, and Turkey, holds its 1st day
1912, December 3rd · Turkey · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Mehmed Mehmed V
Peace
The armistice for the cessation of the First Balkan War is signed
1912, December 7th · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa · James Hertzog
Speech
Advocates, "South Africa First" & should use imperialism for its own sel-interest
1912, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Gerhart Hauptmann
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for varied and outstanding dramatic writing.
1912, December 15th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Thomas Charles Scanlen
Death of Thomas Charles Scanlen
Death of Thomas Charles Scanlen
1912, December 16th · Greece · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Pavlos Kountouriotis
Battle of Elli
Defeats the Ottoman fleet off the Dardanelles.
1912, December 16th · Serbia · London · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
London Peace Conference Opens
Supports Serbian territorial claims during the London negotiations.
1912, December 16th · Turkey · London · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Kamil Pasha
London Peace Conference Opens
Represents Ottoman interests as peace negotiations begin.
1912, December 16th · Turkey · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Ramiz Bey
Battle of Elli
The Ottoman fleet is driven back by Greece.
1912, December · Bulgaria · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Ferdinand Ferdinand I
Battle of Elli
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Bulgaria · Lemnos · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Ferdinand Ferdinand I
Battle of Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Bulgaria · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Ferdinand Ferdinand I
Ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Charles Greenway
Company Working Capital Exhausted
Reaches the end of the year with working capital effectively exhausted despite the major Persian oil discovery.
1912, December · Greece · Aegean · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Greece · Epirus · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Epirus Campaign
Turns Greek forces toward Ioannina after Salonika.
1912, December · Greece · Aegean · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Rule of Aegean
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Serbia · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
Battle of Elli
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Serbia · Lemnos · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
Battle of Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Serbia · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Nikola Pasic
Ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but was twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa · Louis Botha
Cabinet Reconstruction
Reconstructs his cabinet after political conflict with Hertzog.
1912, December · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Louis Botha
Government
Forms a new cabinet without Hertzog
1912, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa · Louis Botha
Hertzog Excluded from Cabinet
Excludes Hertzog as divisions among Afrikaner politicians deepen.
1912, December · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Louis Botha
Resignation of Louis Botha
Resigns after Hertzogs "South Africa First" speech
1912, December · Turkey · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Abdullah Pasha
Battle of Elli
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Turkey · Elli · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Abdullah Pasha
Ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Turkey · Lemnos · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Mehmed Mehmed V
Battle of Lemnos
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1912, December · Turkey · Lemnos · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Mehmed Mehmed V
Ceasefire
Following a ceasefire in December between the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria, Serbia and Montenegro, the Turkish fleet twice exited the Dardanelles but is twice defeated in the battles of Elli and Lemnos
1913, December 4th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg
Scandal
Loses a vote of confidence in the Reichstag over the Zabern
1913, December 4th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg
Vote of Confidence
Loses a vote of confidence in the Reichstag over the Zabern
1913, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Reform of Trade
A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster
1913, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Ulster Arms Import Ban
A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster.
1913, December 8th · South Africa · Politics · United Party · David Pieter de Villiers Graaff
Birth of David Pieter de Villiers Graaff
Birth of David Pieter de Villiers Graaff
1913, December 10th · India · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Rabindranath Tagore
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for sensitive and beautiful verse expressed through his own English translations.
1913, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Britain & France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention
Britain & France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention
1913, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
German Turkish Convention Opposition
Britain and France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention.
1913, December 13th · Greece · Aegean · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Rule of Aegean
Greece is awarded some Aegean Islands for the loss of southern Albania to Albania
1913, December 13th · Greece · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Rule of Albania
Southern Albania is divided between Albania and Greece
1913, December 13th · Greece · Macedonia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Rule of Macedonia
Greece gains territory in Macedonia
1913, December 13th · Greece · Thrace · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 1st · Constantine Constantine I
Rule of Thrace
Greece gains territory in Thrace
1913, December 16th · Great Britain · Hollywood · Arts · Cinema · Charles Spencer Chaplin
Film
Chaplin reports to work at Keystone Studios to launch a legendary film career
1913, December 18th · Germany · Politics · SDP · Willy Brandt
Birth of Willy Brandt
Birth of Willy Brandt
1913, December 23rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Science · Technology · Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky
Four-Engine Passenger Aircraft
The achievement marks four-engine passenger aircraft as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1913, December 23rd · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Science · Technology · Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky
Ilya Muromets First Flight
Leads the first flight of the Ilya Muromets four-engine aircraft.
1913, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Central Banking · Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve Act
Wilson signs legislation creating the Federal Reserve System.
1913, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve Act
The Federal Reserve Act requires gold reserves against Federal Reserve notes and deposits.
1913, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Woodrow Wilson
Federal Reserve Gold Requirements
The Federal Reserve Act requires substantial gold backing for Federal Reserve notes and embeds gold convertibility within the new central banking system.
1913, December 29th · Great Britain · London · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ernest Henry Shackleton
Antarctic Crossing Plan
Names the venture the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
1913, December 29th · Great Britain · London · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ernest Henry Shackleton
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition Announced
Announces plans to cross Antarctica from sea to sea.
1913, December · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd · Leopold Berchtold
Postwar Crisis
Views Serbian gains as a threat to Austria-Hungary.
1913, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd · Gottlieb von Jagow
Postwar Diplomacy
Monitors Balkan tensions after the wars.
1913, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd · Edward Grey
Postwar Diplomacy
Seeks to contain Great Power tension after the wars.
1913, December · Russia · St Petersburg · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd · Sergei Sazonov
Postwar Diplomacy
Backs Serbia after the Balkan settlements.
1913, December · Serbia · Belgrade · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 2nd · Radomir Putnik
Postwar Serbian Army
Serbia emerges militarily strengthened from the Balkan Wars.
1914, December 1st · South Africa · Bechuanaland · Warfare · Bower Wars 3rd · Christiaan de Wet
Capture of De Wet
Is captured after the rebellion fails.
1914, December 3rd · Japan · Warfare · World War, 1st · Okuma
Agreement on Japanese request that Australia should not occupy
British Government agree to Japanese request that Australia should not occupy German islands north of the Equator
1914, December 4th · Germany · Augustov · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul Ludwig Hans von Hindenburg
Battle of Augustov
The Russians regroup, counterattack & recapture Augustov & move into East Prussia
1914, December 4th · Germany · Augustov · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul Ludwig Hans von Hindenburg
Capture of Augustov
The Russians regroup, counterattack & recapture Augustov & move into East Prussia
1914, December 5th · Ireland · South Georgia · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ernest Henry Shackleton
Endurance Leaves South Georgia
Shackleton takes Endurance south from South Georgia toward the Weddell Sea, the intended starting region for the transcontinental crossing.
1914, December 6th · Germany · Lodz · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul von Hindenburg
Battle of Lodz
The Russians had repulsed the Germans and saved Warsaw, which had been the objective of the original German offensive, the Germans, for their part, had caused the Russians to abandon their offensive into Silesia
1914, December 6th · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul von Hindenburg
Invasion of Silesia
The Russians had repulsed the Germans and saved Warsaw, which had been the objective of the original German offensive, the Germans, for their part, had caused the Russians to abandon their offensive into Silesia
1914, December 6th · Germany · Warsaw · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul von Hindenburg
Siege of Warsaw
The Russians had repulsed the Germans and saved Warsaw, which had been the objective of the original German offensive, the Germans, for their part, had caused the Russians to abandon their offensive into Silesia
1914, December 6th · Russia · Lodz · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul Karlovitch Rennenkampf
Battle of Lodz
The Russians had repulsed the Germans and saved Warsaw, which had been the objective of the original German offensive, the Germans, for their part, had caused the Russians to abandon their offensive into Silesia. Russian withdrawal from East Prussia, and conduct at the Battle of Lodz in November 1914 led to Rennenkampfs dismissal amid recriminations of incompetence and even treason
1914, December 6th · Russia · Lodz · Warfare · World War, 1st · Paul Karlovitch Rennenkampf
Treason
Russian withdrawal from East Prussia, and conduct at the Battle of Lodz in November 1914 led to Rennenkampfs dismissal amid recriminations of incompetence and even treason
1914, December 8th · Germany · Warfare · Military · Maximilian Johannes Hubert von Spee
Death of Maximilian Johannes Hubert von Spee
Death of Maximilian Johannes Hubert von Spee
1914, December 8th · Germany · Falkland Islands · Warfare · World War, 1st · Maximilian Johannes Hubert von Spee
Battle of Falklands
The German Navys South American commerce raiding force is destroyed. Sturdee sinks Spees flagship, SMS Scharnhorst, together with SMS Gneisenau, SMS Nurnberg & SMS Leipzig. Spee attempts a raid on the coaling station at Stanley in the Falkland Islands, unaware the British had sent reinforcements. British reversal of the defeat at Coronel
1914, December 8th · Germany · Falkland Islands · Warfare · World War, 1st · Maximilian Johannes Hubert von Spee
Battle of Falklands
The Scharnhorst is sunk & von Spee drowns. Bombards the Falkland Islands not knowing of the presence of Admiral Sturdee
1914, December 8th · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Battle of Falkland Islands
The Royal Navy destroys most of Admiral von Spee's East Asia Squadron, reversing the shock of the Coronel defeat.
1914, December 8th · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Arbuthnot Fisher
Falkland Islands Strategy Vindicated
Sturdee's force destroys most of von Spee's squadron, vindicating Fisher's decision to send superior battlecruisers south.
1914, December 8th · Great Britain · Falkland Islands · Warfare · World War, 1st · Sturdee
Battle of Falklands
Sturdee sinks Spees cruisers the Scharnhorst & Gneisenau. Destroys the German Navys South American commerce raiding force. A Reversal of the Battle of Coronel
1914, December 13th · Great Britain · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Norman Douglas Holbrook
B11 Escapes Dardanelles Patrols
Holbrook brings B11 back through the minefield despite currents, grounding and Ottoman pursuit.
1914, December 13th · Great Britain · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Norman Douglas Holbrook
B11 Minefield Penetration Begins
Holbrook takes submarine B11 beneath the defended minefield in the Dardanelles.
1914, December 13th · Great Britain · Sari Siglar Bay · Warfare · World War, 1st · Norman Douglas Holbrook
Mesudiye Torpedoed in Sari Siglar Bay
Holbrook torpedoes the Ottoman battleship Mesudiye after penetrating the Dardanelles mine barrier.
1914, December 13th · Great Britain · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Sydney Winn
B11 Submarine Attack Supported
Winn serves as first lieutenant during B11's successful attack on Mesudiye and hazardous return passage.
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · Hartlepool · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Hartlepool Bombardment Response Reviewed
Churchill reviews naval defensive arrangements after German battlecruisers bombard Hartlepool.
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · Scarborough · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Scarborough Raid Response Reviewed
The Admiralty reviews the German bombardment of Scarborough and the failure to force a decisive interception.
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · North Sea · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
German Battlecruisers Escape after Coastal Raid
Hipper's force escapes despite British interception attempts after bombarding Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool.
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · North Sea · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Scarborough Raid Interception Attempted
Beatty's battlecruisers participate in the British effort to intercept German forces returning from the east-coast raid.
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · Hartlepool · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Bombing of Hartlepool
A German squadron bombs Hartlepool, Scarborough & Whitby
1914, December 16th · Great Britain · Hartlepool · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
East Coast Bombardment
A German squadron bombards Hartlepool, Scarborough and Whitby.
1914, December 16th · Japan · Warfare · World War, 1st · Kikujiro Ishii
Japanese Foreign Minister declares Japan will not give up German islands occupied
Japanese Foreign Minister declares Japan will not give up German islands occupied north of the Equator
1914, December 16th · Japan · Warfare · World War, 1st · Okuma
Japanese Foreign Minister declares Japan will not give up German islands occupied
Japanese Foreign Minister declares Japan will not give up German islands occupied north of the Equator
1914, December 17th · Austria · Limanowa · Warfare · World War, 1st · Franz Conrad von Hotzendorf
Battle of Limanowa
Battles of Limanowa, in which Austrian forces save their lines and prevent Russia attacking Vienna
1914, December 17th · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 1st · Franz Conrad von Hotzendorf
Siege of Vienna
Battles of Limanowa, in which Austrian forces save their lines and prevent Russia attacking Vienna
1914, December 17th · France · Artois · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ferdinand Foch
Battle of Artois, 1st
Conducts an offensive in Artois
1914, December 17th · France · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henri Philippe Petain
Battle of Artois, 1st
The battle was the first offensive move on the Western Front by either side after the First Battle of Ypres ended in November 1914. The French assault failed to break the stalemate. Commander at the Battle of Artois
1914, December 18th · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Edward Grey Fallodon, 1st
Protectorate of Egypt
Announces a British protectorate over Egypt after Ottoman entry into the First World War, changing the canal's sovereignty framework.
1914, December 19th · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt · Abbas II Hilmi
Deposition
Is deposed after supporting the Ottoman Empire during the First World War.
1914, December 19th · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt · Hussein Kamel
Sultanate of Egypt
Becomes Sultan when Britain declares a protectorate over Egypt.
1914, December 19th · Egypt · Cairo · House · House of Muhammad Ali · Hussein Kamel
Protectorate of Egypt
Becomes Sultan under the British protectorate, replacing Ottoman suzerainty over Egypt and the canal zone.
1914, December 25th · Great Britain · Cuxhaven · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Cuxhaven Air Raid
Royal Naval Air Service seaplanes launched from converted ships raid German naval and Zeppelin facilities around Cuxhaven.
1914, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Baltic Offensive Strategy Memorandum
Churchill proposes opening new strategic pressure against Germany and considers the requirements for Baltic operations.
1914, December · France · Operation Champagne · Warfare · World War, 1st · Joseph Joffre
Battle of Champagne, 1st
Hopes to divert the Germans from the Eastern front
1914, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Georg von der Marwitz
37th Reserve Corps
Marwitz is dispatched to the Eastern Front in command of the newly-established XXXVIII Reserve Corps, where it was believed that the cavalry would fare better
1914, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Georg von der Marwitz
Eastern Front
Marwitz is dispatched to the Eastern Front in command of the newly-established XXXVIII Reserve Corps, where it was believed that the cavalry would fare better
1914, December · Germany · Scarborough · Warfare · World War, 1st · Franz von Hipper
Bombing of Scarborough
Conducts an air raid on Scarborough
1914, December · Germany · Yser · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ludwig von Schroder
Battle of Yser
Spends next 4 years guarding Belgian naval bases. Schroders marine forces are stopped at Yser
1914, December · Germany · Yser · Warfare · World War, 1st · Hans von Beseler
Battle of Yser
Commands the First Army at the Battle of Yser
1914, December · Germany · Yser · Warfare · World War, 1st · Hans von Beseler
First Army
Commands the First Army at the Battle of Yser
1914, December · Germany · Sea of Marmara · Warfare · World War, 1st · Wilhelm Souchon
Ottoman Fleet Supports Strait Defence
Souchon coordinates Ottoman naval dispositions while the Dardanelles becomes a major Allied target.
1914, December · Great Britain · Weddell Sea · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ernest Henry Shackleton
South Pole
Anchors in the Weddell Sea trapped in ice, The Endurance is crushed & sinks
1914, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Distinguished Service Order Awarded
Receives the Distinguished Service Order for his conduct during the opening campaign in France.
1914, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Arbuthnot Fisher
Eight Twelve-Inch Monitors Ordered
The monitor programme expands with eight vessels designed around twelve-inch battleship turrets.
1914, December · Great Britain · Aegean Sea · Warfare · World War, 1st · Sackville Hamilton Carden
Aegean Support Base Requirements Reviewed
Carden reviews ships, bases and logistical arrangements required for sustained naval operations near the Dardanelles.
1914, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Battlecruiser Communications Problems Reviewed
The failed December interception reinforces concern about information sharing and signalling among British naval forces.
1914, December · Great Britain · Rosyth · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Rosyth Battlecruiser Basing Considered
The Admiralty develops Rosyth as a forward base better positioned for Beatty's fast battlecruiser operations.
1914, December · Turkey · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Cevat Cobanli
Narrows Mine Defences Expanded
Cevat strengthens mines, mobile guns and coastal batteries after Allied submarine and surface attacks.
1914, December · Turkey · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Cevat Cobanli
Searchlight and Battery Network Improved
Cevat improves searchlights, artillery positions and observation arrangements along the straits.
1914, December · Turkey · Constantinople · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ismail Enver Pasha
Dardanelles Defence Reinforcement Ordered
Enver orders reinforcement of the Dardanelles as the threat of an Allied attack increases.
1915, December 3rd · Great Britain · Suvla Bay · Warfare · World War, 1st · Francis Seymour Inglefield
East Anglian Evacuation to Mudros Begins
Units of the 54th East Anglian Division begin leaving the Suvla sector for Mudros in the staged withdrawal.
1915, December 4th · Great Britain · Calais · Warfare · World War, 1st · Horatio Herbert Kitchener Khartoum
Conference of Calais
It is agreed to withdraw from Salonika although this decision is reversed at Chantilly. Attends the Calais Conference with the French
1915, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry Herbert Asquith
Anzac and Suvla Evacuation Approved
Asquith's government authorises withdrawal from the ANZAC and Suvla sectors.
1915, December 8th · Finland · Helsinki · Arts · Classical Music · Jean Sibelius
Symphony No 5 Premiere
Conducts the first version of Symphony No 5 in Helsinki on his fiftieth birthday.
1915, December 8th · Great Britain · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st · William Birdwood
Formal Order to Evacuate ANZAC Received
Birdwood receives the final order to evacuate the ANZAC and Suvla positions.
1915, December 10th · Australia · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles Brudenell White
First Evacuation Stage Removes Surplus Personnel
White's plan removes sick men, surplus troops and stores while the front continues to appear fully occupied.
1915, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Romain Rolland
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for idealism, sympathy, and commitment to truth in his writing.
1915, December 10th · Great Britain · Anzac-Suvla · Warfare · World War, 1st · William Birdwood
Sick Wounded and Stores Removed before Final Evacuation
The evacuation programme removes sick and wounded men, surplus troops and valuable stores before the final nights of withdrawal.
1915, December 10th · Great Britain · Gallipoli · Warfare · World War, 1st · Horatio Herbert Kitchener Khartoum
Battle of Gallipoli
The first day of troop withdrawal from Gallipolli
1915, December 11th · Great Britain · Suvla Bay · Warfare · World War, 1st · William Raine Marshall
Welsh Division Evacuated from Suvla
The depleted 53rd Welsh Division begins evacuation from Suvla to Mudros during the carefully staged withdrawal.
1915, December 12th · Austria · Warfare · World War, 1st · Franz Josef I
Black Yellow Offensive
After the failure of the Austrian Black Yellow offensive, Germany takes over ultimate control of Austro-Hungarian forces
1915, December 12th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg
Black Yellow Offensive
After the failure of the Austrian Black Yellow offensive, Germany takes over ultimate control of Austro-Hungarian forces
1915, December 15th · Australia · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles Brudenell White
Detailed Final Evacuation Orders Issued
White's detailed timetable governs the final nights of withdrawal from the ANZAC perimeter.
1915, December 15th · Germany · Berlin · Science · Astronomy · Albert Einstein
Zangger Letter Revisits Gravitational Lensing
Einstein mentioned the possibility of gravitational lensing in a letter to Heinrich Zangger, revisiting the double-image effect he had calculated in his 1912 notebook.
1915, December 15th · Great Britain · Anzac-Suvla · Warfare · World War, 1st · William Birdwood
Detailed Anzac Suvla Evacuation Orders Issued
Detailed orders are issued for the final evacuation phase, with secrecy and deception measures designed to conceal the withdrawal.
1915, December 18th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Military · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Commander in Chief
Appointed Commander in Chief
1915, December 18th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Commander in Chief
Appointed Commander in Chief
1915, December 18th · United States of America · Göttingen · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Göttingen Society Corresponding Membership
Elected a corresponding member of the Royal Society of Sciences at Göttingen.
1915, December 19th · Australia · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles Brudenell White
Rear-Guard Deception Maintained
White's rear guards maintain irregular rifle fire to conceal the final movement of troops toward the beaches.
1915, December 19th · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
BEF Command Appointment Confirmed
Haig replaces Sir John French as Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force.
1915, December 19th · Great Britain · Saint-Omer · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
General Headquarters Command Assumed
Haig assumes control of BEF General Headquarters and begins reviewing the army's organisation.
1915, December 19th · Great Britain · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Denton Pinkstone French Ypres, 1st
Dismissal
French is replaced after failures following Ypres and Loos.
1915, December 20th · Australia · Anzac · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles Brudenell White
Anzac Evacuation Completed without Major Loss
White's withdrawal plan succeeds as the final ANZAC troops leave before dawn with virtually no casualties.
1915, December 20th · Great Britain · Suvla Bay · Warfare · World War, 1st · Beauvoir De Lisle
Suvla Withdrawal Completed
De Lisle's remaining troops leave the Suvla sector during the successful December evacuation.
1915, December 23rd · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Juan Luis Sanfuentes Andonaegui
President of Chile
Takes office as President of Chile and leads the final full administration before Alessandri.
1915, December 28th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · William Robertson
Western Front
Cabinet endorses Robertsons & Haigs decision for the Western Front to have priority
1915, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Wilhelm II
Warns the Americans, had better look out
Warns the Americans, "had better look out after this war"
1915, December · Great Britain · Rosyth · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Winter North Sea Readiness Maintained
Beatty keeps the Battle Cruiser Fleet ready for rapid deployment against any German surface sortie.
1915, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Denton Pinkstone French Ypres, 1st
Dismissal
Replaced as Commander-in-Chief by General Haig
1915, December · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Allied Strategy Consultation with Joffre Renewed
Haig begins coordinating future British operations with Joffre as the new BEF commander.
1915, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
BEF Command Succession Discussed
Haig emerges as the leading candidate to replace Sir John French as commander of the BEF.
1915, December · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
British Western Front Responsibilities Reviewed
Haig reviews the expanding British sector and the requirements for larger operations in 1916.
1915, December · Great Britain · Salonika · Warfare · World War, 1st · Horatio Herbert Kitchener Khartoum
Salonika Commitment Reviewed
Participates in Allied deliberations over maintaining British forces at Salonika after Serbia's defeat.
1915, December · Russia · Paris · Warfare · World War, 1st · Peter Bark
Warns the French President Russia will be forced to make peace without
Warns the French President Russia will be forced to make peace without economic help. France moves quickly to give Russia the economic assistance she requires
1916, December 1st · Greece · Athens · Warfare · World War, 1st · Constantine I
Siege of Athens
Greek royalist troops attack an Allied landing party
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Andrew Bonar Law
Resignation of Andrew Bonar Law
Resigns from Asquiths Coalition Government
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Curzon Kedleston
Resignation of Curzon
Resigns from Asquiths Coalition Government
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Premiership Resignation
Resigns as Prime Minister in December 1916.
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st
Resignation of Henry Herbert Asquith
Resigns as Prime Minister of Great Britain
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Resignation of David Lloyd George
Resigns from Asquiths Coalition Government
1916, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry Herbert Asquith
Asquith Resigns Premiership
Resigns as Prime Minister after the coalition crisis over the proposed reorganisation of central war direction.
1916, December 6th · Germany · Bucharest · Warfare · World War, 1st · Eric von Falkenhayn
Capture of Bucharest
The Germans capture Bucharest after the Battle of Argesul
1916, December 6th · Germany · Bucharest · Warfare · World War, 1st · August von Mackensen
Capture of Bucharest
The Germans capture Bucharest after the Battle of Argesul
1916, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Andrew Bonar Law
Government
Requested by the King to form a new Government. Asquith refuses to serve under Law him so he is unable to form a new Government
1916, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Prime Minister of Great Britain
Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 1st term
1916, December 6th · Romania · Bucharest · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ferdinand I
Capture of Bucharest
Bucharest is captured by the Germans
1916, December 6th · Romania · Bucharest · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ferdinand I
Occupation of Bucharest
Central Powers occupy Bucharest.
1916, December 7th · Great Britain · Chantilly · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Agreement of Calais
Nivelle proposes that the system of attack he had used at Verdun could be scaled upwards and used on a weaker part of the German line, the enemy lines could be ruptured within 48 hours
1916, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Appointment as Wartime Prime Minister
Accepts the premiership after Asquith resigns and begins forming a new coalition government.
1916, December 10th · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Edward Carson Duncairn
First Lord of Admiralty
When Asquith resigned, he returns to office as First Lord of the Admiralty
1916, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Five-Member War Cabinet Formed
Creates a small War Cabinet intended to accelerate strategic and administrative decisions.
1916, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Verner von Heidenstam
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature as a leading representative of a new era in Swedish literature.
1916, December 11th · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Arthur James Balfour Balfour, 1st
Foreign Secretary of Great Britain
Appointed Foreign Minister, 2nd term
1916, December 12th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Bethmann Hollweg von Theobald
Peace
Issues a Peace Note for negotiations, hopes to control Belgium & North East France
1916, December 12th · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Provisional Government
Kerensky develops his views through provisional government after 1917.
1916, December 13th · Russia · Petrograd · Politics · Trudoviks · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Turkestan Speech
Kerensky addresses the Duma on conditions in Turkestan and the Steppe region, criticising official abuses and the government's handling of unrest.
1916, December 14th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · George VI
Order of the Garter
Awarded the Order of the Garter on his 21st birthday
1916, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
War Cabinet Membership Announced
Confirms Curzon, Bonar Law, Milner and Henderson as colleagues in the new War Cabinet.
1916, December 19th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Centralised War Direction Announced
Promises more concentrated control of manpower, shipping, food and strategy under the new administration.
1916, December 19th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
First Commons War Policy Statement
Addresses the Commons on the new government's policy and the scale of the national war effort.
1916, December 23rd · Australia · Magdhaba · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry George Chauvel
Magdhaba Attack Directed
Chauvel directs the mounted assault that captures the Ottoman position at Magdhaba.
1916, December 23rd · Australia · Magdhaba · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles Frederick Cox
First Light Horse Advances at Magdhaba
Cox's brigade advances across open ground during the Magdhaba operation.
1916, December 23rd · New Zealand · Magdhaba · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edward Walter Clervaux Chaytor
New Zealanders Assault Magdhaba Redoubts
Chaytor's brigade attacks Ottoman redoubts during the capture of Magdhaba.
1916, December 27th · Ireland · England · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Thomas "Tom" Crean
Promotion to Acting Boatswain
Crean is promoted to acting boatswain after returning from the Endurance expedition, advancing to warrant officer status in the Royal Navy.
1916, December 30th · Russia · Religion · Church of Russia · Grigor Rasputin
Assassination of Grigor Rasputin
Assassination of Grigor Rasputin
1916, December 30th · Russia · Religion · Church of Russia · Grigor Rasputin
Death of Grigor Rasputin
Death of Grigor Rasputin
1916, December · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ferdinand Foch
Dismissal
Moved to an advisery post after the failure of the Somme offensive
1916, December · Germany · Warfare · Military · Georg von der Marwitz
Commander of Second Army
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
1916, December · Germany · Eastern Front · Warfare · Military · Alfred Jodl
Transfer toward Eastern Front
Jodl leaves the Western Front for service connected with an Austro-Hungarian artillery formation.
1916, December · Germany · Verdun · Warfare · World War, 1st · Eric von Falkenhayn
Battle of Verdun
Each loses about 350,000. After 10 months the Germans are forced back to their original positions
1916, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Georg von der Marwitz
Commander of Second Army
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
1916, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Georg von der Marwitz
Second Army
Appointed Commander of the Second Army
1916, December · Great Britain · Yanbu · Warfare · Arab Revolt · Thomas Edward Lawrence of Arabia
Defence of Yanbu
Helps coordinate British and Arab support as Ottoman forces threaten Yanbu.
1916, December · Great Britain · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Grand Fleet Tactical Doctrine Review Begins
Beatty begins revising fleet doctrine to apply tactical lessons drawn from Jutland.
1916, December · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
BEF Army Reorganisation after Somme
Haig reorganises formations and command arrangements after the heavy losses of the Somme.
1916, December · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
BEF Artillery Expansion for 1917 Planned
Haig directs further artillery and ammunition preparation for the next year's major operations.
1916, December · Great Britain · Passchendaele · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Battle of Passchendaele
In December 1916, at the conclusion of the Battle of the Somme, Haig identified Flanders as the most promising theatre for a British offensive of 1917 and by January 1917 the idea of a Flanders offensive had met with the approval of the British Cabinet
1916, December · Great Britain · Flanders · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Flanders Offensive Concept Revived
Haig renews plans for a future offensive in Flanders against German positions near Ypres.
1916, December · Great Britain · Flanders · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Flanders Offensive Planning Renewed
Haig renews planning for a major offensive in Flanders after the Somme campaign ends.
1916, December · Great Britain · Western Front · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Winter Defensive Programme Ordered
Haig orders winter strengthening of trenches, communications and reserve systems across the British front.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Cabinet Secretariat Established
Creates a permanent secretariat to record War Cabinet conclusions and circulate papers systematically.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Food Controller Office Established
Establishes central food control to manage imports, prices and supplies during wartime shortages.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Garden Suburb Advisory Staff Created
Builds a small advisory staff around Downing Street to collect statistics and bypass departmental delay.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Hankey Becomes War Cabinet Secretary
Uses Maurice Hankey's organisation to provide the War Cabinet with continuous records and coordinated information.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Ministry of Shipping Established
Creates a dedicated shipping ministry to control scarce merchant tonnage during the submarine crisis.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
National Service Organisation Launched
Creates machinery for directing civilian labour toward military and essential industrial needs.
1916, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
War Cabinet Meeting System Introduced
Introduces frequent War Cabinet meetings as the central mechanism for directing the war.
1916, December · United States of America · Berlin · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Relativity: The Special and General Theory
Publishes his popular introduction to special and general relativity.
1917, December 1st · France · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Philippe Petain
Supreme War Council
Coordinates French army concerns with the new Allied planning body.
1917, December 1st · France · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ferdinand Foch
Supreme War Council
Serves as French military representative to the council.
1917, December 1st · Great Britain · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Douglas Haig Bemersyde, 1st
Supreme War Council
Faces new Allied scrutiny through the council's strategic reviews.
1917, December 1st · Great Britain · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry Hughes Wilson
Supreme War Council
Serves as British military representative at Versailles.
1917, December 1st · Great Britain · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Launcelot Kiggell
Supreme War Council
Represents British headquarters concerns in Allied planning debates.
1917, December 1st · Italy · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Armando Diaz
Supreme War Council
Takes command in Italy as the council reviews the Italian front.
1917, December 1st · Italy · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Luigi Cadorna
Supreme War Council
Represents Italy after being removed from field command.
1917, December 1st · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Cadet Party
Outlaws the Cadet Party
1917, December 1st · Russia · Novocherkassk · Warfare · Russian Civil War · Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov
Alekseev Organisation
Joins anti-Bolshevik officers gathering around Alekseev.
1917, December 1st · United States of America · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edward Mandell House
Supreme War Council
Represents Wilson's views during early Supreme War Council sessions.
1917, December 1st · United States of America · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · John Joseph Pershing
Supreme War Council
Resists full amalgamation of American troops into Allied armies.
1917, December 1st · United States of America · Versailles · Warfare · World War, 1st · Tasker Howard Bliss
Supreme War Council
Represents American military interests in Allied planning.
1917, December 2nd · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles I
Result of Surrender of Austro-Hungarian Offensive
Austria-Hungary halts its main offensive, signalling serious military exhaustion late in the war.
1917, December 2nd · Austria · Vienna · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles I
Surrender of Austro-Hungarian Offensive
Suspends the main offensive
1917, December 2nd · Germany · Dvinsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leopold
Armistice
Pays host to the Russian Armistice Commission behind German lines at Dvinsk
1917, December 2nd · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Ceasefire
A ceasefire commences between Russia & the Central Powers
1917, December 2nd · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Peace
A ceasefire commences between Russia & the Central Powers
1917, December 2nd · Russia · Bykhov · Warfare · World War, 1st · Anton Ivanovich Denikin
Arrest of Anton Ivanovich Denikin
Escapes from prison in Bykhov & heads for the Don by train
1917, December 3rd · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Maximilian Hoffman
Peace
German representitive at Brest Litovsk where the Russians are seeking an armistice
1917, December 3rd · Germany · Cambrai · Warfare · World War, 1st · Erich von Ludendorf
Battle of Cambrai, 1st
A German counter-offensive wipes out British gains
1917, December 3rd · New Zealand · Polderhoek · Warfare · World War, 1st · Andrew Hamilton Russell
Polderhoek Attack Ordered
Russell orders the New Zealand attack on Polderhoek Chateau after the Passchendaele fighting.
1917, December 3rd · New Zealand · Polderhoek · Warfare · World War, 1st · Henry James Nicholas
Polderhoek Strongpoint Attacked
Nicholas attacks German positions during the New Zealand assault at Polderhoek.
1917, December 3rd · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Peace
Brest Litovsk talks begin between Russia & the Central Powers
1917, December 3rd · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Alexy Brusilov Offensive
Brusilov Offensive
The Russian Army has disintegrated & Lenin seeks an armistice at Brest Litovsk
1917, December 4th · Great Britain · Creil · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Creil Munitions
Agrees to set up a munitions factory so arms can be repaired in France
1917, December 4th · Great Britain · Creil · Warfare · World War, 1st · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Creil Munitions
Agrees to set up a munitions factory so arms can be repaired in France
1917, December 7th · Austria · Warfare · World War, 1st · Charles I
Declaration of War
The USA declares war on Austria
1917, December 7th · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Creation of Cheka
The Soviet government creates the Cheka to combat counter-revolution and sabotage.
1917, December 7th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Ceasefire
Official ceasefire between Russia & the Central Powers
1917, December 7th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Peace
Official ceasefire between Russia & the Central Powers
1917, December 9th · Austria · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ottokar Czernin
Conference of Brest Litovsk
Heads the Austrian mission during at Brest Litovsk
1917, December 9th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby Allenby, 1st
Jerusalem Captured
Commands the campaign that captures Jerusalem in December 1917.
1917, December 9th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby
Capture of Jerusalem
Captures Jerusalem
1917, December 9th · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Declaration of War
The Soviet Commissars declare war on the Cossack chiefs
1917, December 9th · Russia · Caucasus · Warfare · World War, 1st · Mikhail Vasilevich Alexeiev
White Army
Forms the 1st White Volunteer units
1917, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Henrik Pontoppidan
Nobel Prize in Literature
Shares the Nobel Prize in Literature for authentic descriptions of contemporary Danish life.
1917, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Karl Gjellerup
Nobel Prize in Literature
Shares the Nobel Prize in Literature for varied and idealistic poetry.
1917, December 10th · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Conference of Brest Litovsk
Drafts the peace proposals for the Brest Litovsk negotiations
1917, December 11th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Thomas Edward Lawrence of Arabia
Entry into Jerusalem
Enters Jerusalem during General Allenby's formal entry after the Ottoman withdrawal.
1917, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Jerusalem Capture Welcomed
Welcomes the British capture of Jerusalem during the Palestine campaign.
1917, December 11th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby Allenby, 1st
Jerusalem Formal Entry
Makes his formal entry into Jerusalem on foot.
1917, December 11th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby Allenby, 1st
Jerusalem Notables
Receives Jerusalem's notables following the city's capture.
1917, December 11th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby Allenby, 1st
Siege of Jerusalem
Enters Jerusalem
1917, December 14th · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Nationalization of Banks
The Soviet government nationalizes private banks and strengthens state control over the financial system.
1917, December 14th · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Nationalization
The Red Guard occupies private banks & a decree is passed to nationalize them
1917, December 15th · Russia · Brest-Litovsk · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Armistice with Central Powers
An armistice halts fighting between Soviet Russia and the Central Powers while formal peace negotiations continue.
1917, December 15th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Adolf Abromovich Joffe
Armistice
Germany retains its captured territories
1917, December 15th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Adolf Abromovich Joffe
Peace
An armistices is signed between Russia & the central powers
1917, December 15th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Armistice
A 28 day armistice is signed with the Central Powers
1917, December 16th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Armistice
The 28 day armistice with the Central Powers begins
1917, December 18th · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema · Paul Davidson
UFA Founded
Universum Film AG is founded, creating a major German studio structure.
1917, December 20th · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Economy of Russia
The Vesenkha gains control over Government finance of industry & wages state wages
1917, December 20th · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Nationalization
The Vesenkha gains control over Government finance of industry & wages state wages
1917, December 20th · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Veshenka
The Vesenkha gains control over Government finance of industry & state wages
1917, December 21st · Germany · Cologne · Arts · Literature · Heinrich Theodor Boll
Birth of Heinrich Boll
Birth of Heinrich Boll
1917, December 22nd · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Adolf Abromovich Joffe
Peace
Heads the Russian peace negotiations which begins after the agreement of an armistice
1917, December 22nd · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Adolf Abromovich Joffe
Treaty of Brest Litovsk
Heads the Russian peace negotiations which begins after the agreement of an armistice
1917, December 22nd · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Conference of Brest Litovsk
Talks resume at Brest Litovsk
1917, December 22nd · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Peace
Peace negotiations commence with the Central Powers
1917, December 25th · Austria · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Ottokar Czernin
Conference of Brest Litovsk
Prepared, if necessary, to sign a separate peace Treaty if the armistice breaksdown. Offers to give up all land occupied by Austria if the Allies join peace negotiations. Offers to give up all land occupied by Austria if the Allies join in negotiations
1917, December 26th · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Peace
Peace negotiations with the Central Powers are broken off
1917, December 26th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Railroads · William Gibbs McAdoo
Federal Control of Railroads
Wilson orders temporary federal control of railroads to coordinate wartime transportation.
1917, December 27th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 1st · Erich von Ludendorf
Council of War
Ludendorfs 2nd council of war
1917, December 27th · Russia · Novocherkassk · Warfare · Russian Civil War · Lavr Georgiyevich Kornilov
Volunteer Army
Helps form the Volunteer Army with Alekseev and Denikin.
1917, December 29th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Mobilization
Presses for the cavalry to man tanks
1917, December · France · Warfare · Military · Marie-Eugene de Debeney
Commander of First Army
Appointed Commander of the First Army
1917, December · France · Warfare · World War, 1st · Marie-Eugene de Debeney
Commander of First Army
Appointed Commander of the First Army
1917, December · Germany · Politics · Communist Party · Rosa Luxemburg
Communist Party
Revolution breaks out across Germany, the leftists, led by Rosa Luxemburg and the Spartacist League, form the KPD
1917, December · Germany · Politics · Communist Party · Rosa Luxemburg
Spartacist League
Revolution breaks out across Germany, the leftists, led by Rosa Luxemburg and the Spartacist League, form the KPD
1917, December · Germany · Western Front · Warfare · Military · Alfred Jodl
Return to Western Front Staff Duty
Jodl returns west as adjutant to an artillery commander.
1917, December · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · Arab Revolt · Thomas Edward Lawrence of Arabia
Jerusalem Campaign
Works with British and Arab forces during the wider Palestine campaign as Jerusalem falls.
1917, December · Great Britain · North Sea · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
Allied Battleship Cooperation Expanded
British and American battleships train together under Grand Fleet command as naval cooperation deepens.
1917, December · Great Britain · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
American Battleship Division Joins Grand Fleet
United States battleships under Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman join Beatty's Grand Fleet for North Sea service.
1917, December · Great Britain · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Beatty Beatty, 1st
US British Fleet Integration Begins
Beatty incorporates American dreadnoughts into Grand Fleet organisation, exercises and operational planning.
1917, December · Russia · Petrograd · Government · Soviet Government · Grigory Yevseyevich Zinoviev
Petrograd Soviet
Rises in Petrograd Bolshevik politics after the revolution.
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Viktor Mikhaylovich Chernov
Congress of Mensheviks
Congress of Socialist Revolutionaries results in victory for the left under Chernov
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Viktor Mikhaylovich Chernov
Menshevik Party
Congress of Socialist Revolutionaries results in victory for the left under Chernov
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Yuly Osipovich Martov
Congress of Mensheviks
Menshevik Congress gives victory to Martovs Menshevik internationalists
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Yuly Osipovich Martov
Menshevik Party
Menshevik Congress gives victory to Martovs Menshevik internationalists
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Bolshevik Party
A Bolshevik decree establishes the Supreme Economic Council over all economic bodies
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Constitution of Russia
A Bolshevik decree establishes the Supreme Economic Council over all economic bodies
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Economy of Russia
A Bolshevik decree establishes the Supreme Economic Council over all economic bodies
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Independence of Russia
The Ukrainian Council proclaims Ukrainian independence
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Independence of Ukraine
The Ukrainian Council proclaims Ukrainian independence
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Nationalization
The Vesenkha decrees each region establish a Council of National Economy (Sovnarkhoz)
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
SEC
A Bolshevik decree establishes the Supreme Economic Council over all economic bodies
1917, December · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Sovnarkhozes
The Vesenkha decrees each region establish a Council of National Economy (Sovnarkhoz)
1917, December · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Leon Trotsky
Conference of Brest Litovsk
A letter intercepted from Trotsky to a partisan indicates Russia is playing for time
1918, December 1st · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Jon Magnusson
Act of Union Sovereignty
The Act of Union takes effect, recognizing Iceland as a sovereign state in personal union with Denmark under the Danish monarch.
1918, December 1st · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Ferdinand I
Return to Bucharest
Ferdinand returns to Bucharest as the union of Romanian provinces is proclaimed.
1918, December 1st · Romania · Alba Iulia · Politics · Great Union · Vasile Goldis
Great Union
Proclaims union of Transylvania with Romania.
1918, December 1st · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Kakht al-Din Pirioghlu
Constitution of Turkey
Appointed Head of the Provisional Government
1918, December 1st · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Kakht al-Din Pirioghlu
Provisional Government
Appointed Head of the Provisional Government
1918, December 1st · Turkey · Kars · Warfare · World War, 1st · Mehmed VI
Rule of Kars
The South-Western Caucasian Democratic Republic is proclaimed in Kars
1918, December 2nd · Romania · Sibiu · Government · Government of Romania · Iuliu Maniu
Transylvanian Governing Council
Maniu heads the governing council administering Transylvania after union with Romania.
1918, December 2nd · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Committees of Poor Peasants Abolished
The Soviet government ends the separate Committees of Poor Peasants and merges their functions into local soviets.
1918, December 3rd · Russia · Valuiki · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Capture of Valuiki
The Red Army occupies Valuiki
1918, December 3rd · Russia · Valuiki · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Red Army
The Red Army occupies Valuiki
1918, December 3rd · Russia · Brest Litovsk · Warfare · World War, 1st · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Treaty of Brest Litovsk
Negotiates an armistice with the Germans but refuses their terms
1918, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Coalition Government · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Trial
Announces the Kaiser should be prosecuted by an international court
1918, December 6th · Russia · Dvinsk · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Capture of Dvinsk
The Red Army occupies Dvinsk
1918, December 6th · Russia · Dvinsk · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Red Army
The Red Army occupies Dvinsk
1918, December 8th · France · Metz · Warfare · Military · Henri Philippe Petain
Marshal
Appointed Marshal of France
1918, December 8th · Great Britain · Bosporus · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Rule of Bosporus
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Great Britain · Dardanelles · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Rule of Dardanelles
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Great Britain · Marmara · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Rule of Marmara
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Great Britain · Tenedos · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Rule of Tenedos
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Rule of Turkey
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Kakht al-Din Pirioghlu
Rule of Turkey
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 8th · Turkey · Warfare · World War, 1st · Mehmed VI
Rule of Turkey
Allies occupy the Bosporus, Dardenelles, Marmara, Imros, Lemnos, Smathrace & Tenedos
1918, December 9th · Germany · Trier · Warfare · World War, 1st · Mathias Erzberger
Peace
Leaves Berlin for Trier as a German armistice delegate
1918, December 10th · France · Rhineland, The · Government · Republic, 3rd · Raymond Poincare
Occupation
The AEF occupy the west bank of the Rhine
1918, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Conscription
A Labour Code providing for males & females between 16 & 50 to render "labor service"
1918, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin
Soviet Labour Code
The Soviet government adopts a labour code regulating compulsory labour obligations and employment under the new state system.
1918, December 10th · Russia · Minsk · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Capture of Minsk
The Red Army occupies Minsk
1918, December 10th · Russia · Minsk · Warfare · Civil War · Leon Trotsky
Red Army
The Red Army occupies Minsk
1918, December 11th · Russia · Kislovodsk · Arts · Literature · Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Birth of Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Birth of Alexander Solzhenitsyn
1918, December 14th · Great Britain · Bristol · Politics · Labour Party · Walter Ayles
Bristol East Election
Ayles wins Bristol East for Labour after the war.
1918, December 16th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Friedrich Ebert
Constitution of Germany
Ebert manages to enforce quick elections for a National Assembly to produce a constitution for a Parliamentary system, marginalizing the movement that called for a socialist republic
1918, December 16th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Friedrich Ebert
Election
Ebert manages to enforce quick elections for a National Assembly to produce a constitution for a Parliamentary system, marginalizing the movement that called for a socialist republic
1918, December 16th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Friedrich Ebert
National Assembly
Ebert manages to enforce quick elections for a National Assembly to produce a constitution for a Parliamentary system, marginalizing the movement that called for a socialist republic
1918, December 16th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Friedrich Ebert
National Congress of Councils
Ebert manages to enforce quick elections for a National Assembly to produce a constitution for a Parliamentary system, marginalizing the movement that called for a socialist republic. Ebert calls for a National Congress of Councils, which take place from December 16 to December 20, 1918, and in which the MSPD had the majority
1918, December 17th · Great Britain · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 1st · Archibald Wavell Wavell, 1st
Siege of Jerusalem
Present at Allenbys entry into Jerusalem
1918, December 20th · Germany · Berlin · Politics · SDP · Karl Liebknecht
Conference of Spartacists
The National Conference of Spartacists is held in Berlin
1918, December 20th · Germany · Berlin · Politics · SDP · Karl Liebknecht
Spartacist League
The National Conference of Spartacists is held in Berlin
1918, December 23rd · Germany · Hamburg · Politics · SDP · Helmut Heinrich Waldemar Schmidt
Birth of Helmut Heinrich Waldemar Schmidt
Birth of Helmut Heinrich Waldemar Schmidt, son of a school teacher
1918, December 29th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Emil Barth
Resignation of Emil Barth
After the Council led by Ebert ordered the bloody suppression of the revolutionary Volksmarinedivision, Haase and the two other USPD representatives Wilhelm Dittman and Emil Barth resign from the Government
1918, December 29th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Wilhelm Dittman
Resignation of Wilhelm Dittman
After the Council led by Ebert ordered the bloody suppression of the revolutionary Volksmarinedivision, Haase and the two other USPD representatives Wilhelm Dittman and Emil Barth resign from the Government
1918, December 29th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Hugo Haase
Council of the People's Deputies
After the Council led by Ebert ordered the bloody suppression of the revolutionary Volksmarinedivision, Haase and the two other USPD representatives Wilhelm Dittman and Emil Barth resign from the Government
1918, December 29th · Germany · Revolution · Revolution of Germany · Hugo Haase
Resignation of Hugo Haase
After the Council led by Ebert ordered the bloody suppression of the revolutionary Volksmarinedivision, Haase and the two other USPD representatives Wilhelm Dittman and Emil Barth resign from the Government
1918, December · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Albert I
Constitution of Belgium
Begins to make equal the rights of Flemish citizens
1918, December · Germany · Traunstein · Warfare · Military · Adolf Hitler
Guard
Appointed Guard at the Traunstein prisoner-of-war camp
1918, December · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Josef Klemens Pilsudski
Government
Forms a provisional Government
1918, December · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Josef Klemens Pilsudski
Provisional Government
Forms a provisional Government
1919, December 1st · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Alexandru Vaida-Voevod
Prime Minister of Romania
Vaida-Voevod forms the first government strongly representing Transylvanian politicians.
1919, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · Charles Greenway
Government Holding Disclosed in Commons
Parliament is told the government holds two million of Anglo-Persian's three million ordinary shares.
1919, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government · James Mackay Inchcape, 1st
Government Board Representation Confirmed
Lord Inchcape is identified in Parliament as representing Treasury and Admiralty interests on the company board.
1919, December 8th · Great Britain · Paris · Government · Coalition Government · George Nathaniel Curzon Kedleston
Provisional Polish Eastern Frontier
The Allied powers recognize Polish sovereignty west of a provisional eastern line while expressly reserving Poland's possible rights to territories farther east.
1919, December 10th · Australia · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Ross MacPherson Smith
1st Flight Australia
12 November-10 December, 1st completion of a flight from England to Australia
1919, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Jules Jean Baptiste Vincent Bordet
Immunity Research Recognition
Is recognized for foundational studies of bacteriolysis and complement.
1919, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Jules Jean Baptiste Vincent Bordet
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for discoveries concerning immunity.
1919, December 10th · Switzerland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Carl Spitteler
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his epic poem Olympian Spring.
1919, December 16th · Russia · Politics · Bolshevik Party · Leon Trotsky
Bolshevik Party
Drafts "Theses" for the Central Committee advocating disciplined armies of workers
1919, December 16th · Russia · Politics · Bolshevik Party · Leon Trotsky
Conscription
Drafts "Theses" for the Central Committee advocating disciplined armies of workers
1919, December 27th · Russia · Politics · Bolshevik Party · Leon Trotsky
Bolshevik Party
The Commission on Labour Obligation is created by Trotsky. The CLO begins the "militarization of labour". Persuades Lenin to create a Commission on Labor Obligation with Trotsky as President
1919, December 27th · Russia · Politics · Bolshevik Party · Leon Trotsky
CLO
The Commission on Labour Obligation is created by Trotsky. The CLO begins the "militarization of labour"
1919, December 27th · Russia · Politics · Bolshevik Party · Leon Trotsky
Conscription
Persuades Lenin to create a Commission on Labor Obligation with Trotsky as President
1919, December · Germany · Neusatz · Warfare · Military · August von Mackensen
Arrest of August von Mackensen
Released by the French after the Armistice
1919, December · Great Britain · Government · Government of Great Britain · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Home Rule
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Great Britain · Dublin · Government · Government of Great Britain · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Home Rule
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
1919, December · Great Britain · Government · Government of Great Britain · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Legislation
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Great Britain · Dublin · Government · Government of Great Britain · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Legislation
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
1919, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Constitution of Great Britain
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Great Britain · Dublin · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Constitution of Great Britain
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
1919, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Home Rule
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Great Britain · Dublin · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Home Rule
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
1919, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Independence of Great Britain
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Independence of Ireland
A new Home Rule Bill is passed for Ireland to remain part of the Empire as a Dominion
1919, December · Russia · Arts · Literature · Yevgenvy Zamyatin
We", a critique of totalitarianism in Russia
Publication of "We", a critique of totalitarianism in Russia
1919, December · Russia · Arts · Literature · Yevgenvy Zamyatin
We
Publication of "We", a critique of totalitarianism in Russia
1920, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Schack August Steenberg Krogh
Capillary Regulation Recognition
Is recognized for explaining blood-flow control in skeletal muscle capillaries.
1920, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Schack August Steenberg Krogh
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for discovering capillary motor regulation.
1920, December 10th · Norway · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Knut Hamsun
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for the novel Growth of the Soil.
1920, December 13th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Leopold Skulski
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland
1920, December 19th · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine I
Restoration of Constantine I
A referendum and political change restore Constantine I to the throne.
1920, December 23rd · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Arturo Alessandri Palma
President of Chile
Is inaugurated as President of Chile after winning the closely contested 1920 election.
1920, December · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
The NSDAP purchase the Voelkischer Beobachter on the initiative of Chase Bauduin and Dietrich Eckart, who become the first editors
1920, December · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Chase Bauduin
Voelkischer Beobachter
The NSDAP purchase the Voelkischer Beobachter on the initiative of Chase Bauduin and Dietrich Eckart, who become the first editors
1920, December · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Dietrich Eckart
Voelkischer Beobachter
The NSDAP purchase the Voelkischer Beobachter on the initiative of Chase Bauduin and Dietrich Eckart, who become the first editors
1920, December · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Syngman Rhee
Government
Assumes duties as President of the Provisional Government
1920, December · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Syngman Rhee
Provisional Government
Assumes duties as President of the Provisional Government
1921, December 6th · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War · David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st
Peace
Britain signs a peace Treaty with Ireland
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Arthur Griffith
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Griffith heads the Irish plenipotentiaries who place their names on the Anglo-Irish Treaty in London.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Constitution of Ireland
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann. Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Free State
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann. Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Independence of Ireland
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Irish Free State
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Michael Collins
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Collins signs the settlement that creates a constitutional path toward the Irish Free State.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamonn Duggan
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Adds his signature to the Anglo-Irish Treaty on behalf of the Irish delegation.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · George Gavan Duffy
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Signs the Anglo-Irish Treaty as a plenipotentiary of the Dail government.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Robert Barton
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Signs the Anglo-Irish Treaty as one of the five Irish plenipotentiaries.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Anglo-Irish Agreement
Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Anglo-Irish Agreement
Republican purists regard it as a sell-out, with the replacement of the republic by dominion status within the British Empire, and an Oath of Allegiance made (it was then claimed) directly to the King.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The Treaty provides for a possible all state, subject to the right of a six-county region in the northeast to opt out of the Free State (which it immediately does).
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Constitution of Ireland
Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Dail Eireann
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Free State
Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State."
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Free State
The Treaty provides for a possible all state, subject to the right of a six-county region in the northeast to opt out of the Free State (which it immediately does).
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Free State
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Independence of Ireland
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann. Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Irish Free State
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann. Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Anglo-Irish Agreement
Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State"
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Anglo-Irish Agreement
Republican purists regard it as a sell-out, with the replacement of the republic by dominion status within the British Empire, and an Oath of Allegiance made (it was then claimed) directly to the King.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The Treaty provides for a possible all state, subject to the right of a six-county region in the northeast to opt out of the Free State (which it immediately does).
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Free State
Negotiations ultimately result in the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed on 6 December 1921, which provides for a new Irish State, named the "Irish Free State."
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Free State
The Treaty provides for a possible all state, subject to the right of a six-county region in the northeast to opt out of the Free State (which it immediately does).
1921, December 6th · Ireland · London · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Free State
The new Irish Free State is to be a Dominion, with a bicameral Parliament, executive authority vested in the king but exercised by an Irish Government elected by a lower house called Dail Eireann.
1921, December 6th · Ireland · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Peace
de Valera nominates a team of delegates headed by Arthur Griffith, with Michael Collins as his deputy, Collins agreed to go to London. Britain signs a peace Treaty with Ireland
1921, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Anatole France
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for elegant style, human sympathy, and distinguished literary achievement.
1921, December 10th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Commissar
Appointed Commissar for Foreign Affairs
1921, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Dismissal
Dismisses leading Russian diplomats including ambassadors in London, Washington & Rome
1921, December 11th · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · Hardinge Stanley Giffard Halsbury, 1st
Death of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
Death of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
1921, December 16th · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Georges Theunis
First Georges Theunis Government
Begins the First Georges Theunis Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.
1921, December 16th · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Henri Carton de Wiart
Henri Carton de Wiart Government
The Henri Carton de Wiart Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.
1921, December 17th · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
NSDAP buys its first paper, the Voelkischer Beobachter
1921, December 29th · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · William Lyon Mackenzie King
Prime Minister of Canada
Forms his first Liberal government.
1921, December · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
NSDAP
The NSDAP total party membership comes to 2000
1921, December · Great Britain · Eton · Arts · Literature · George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair
Eton Departure
Leaves Eton without going to university.
1921, December · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Treaty Cabinet Division
Opposes the Anglo-Irish Treaty after the Irish delegation returns from London with the signed agreement.
1921, December · Ireland · Dublin · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Michael John "Mick" Collins
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The Treaty is controversial, Eamon de Valera, President of the Irish Republic is unhappy that Collins had signed any deal without his and his cabinets authorisation. Most of the Irish Republican Army oppose the Treaty, opening the prospect of civil war
1921, December · Ireland · Dublin · Warfare · Irish War of Independence · Eamon de Valera
Anglo-Irish Agreement
The Treaty is controversial, Eamon de Valera, President of the Irish Republic is unhappy that Collins had signed any deal without his and his cabinets authorisation
1922, December 2nd · Albania · Tirana · Government · Government of Albania · Ahmet Zogu
Prime Minister Appointed
Appointed Prime Minister of Albania
1922, December 5th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Wilhelm Cuno
State Premiers Conference
Meets the minister-presidents of the German states as his new government coordinates national policy.
1922, December 6th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Jack Ashley Stoke
Birth of Jack Ashley
Birth of Jack Ashley
1922, December 6th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Timothy Michael Healy
First Governor General
Begins service as the first Governor-General of the Irish Free State.
1922, December 6th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · William T. Cosgrave
Constitution of Irish Free State
Takes office under the Constitution of the Irish Free State as head of the Executive Council.
1922, December 6th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State Established
Heads the first Executive Council when the Irish Free State is formally established.
1922, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Niels Henrik David Bohr
Atomic Structure Recognition
Gains recognition for applying quantum ideas to the structure of atoms.
1922, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Niels Henrik David Bohr
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the physics prize for research on atomic structure and radiation.
1922, December 10th · Germany · Japan · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Einstein Misses Stockholm Ceremony during Japan Journey
Einstein was travelling in Asia when the 1921 Physics Prize was presented in Stockholm, so he did not attend the December ceremony honouring his photoelectric work.
1922, December 10th · Spain · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Jacinto Benavente
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for continuing the traditions of Spanish drama.
1922, December 11th · Germany · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Theodor Leipart
Versailles Protest
Represents the trade-union movement during a nationwide protest highlighting the social and economic consequences attributed to the Versailles settlement.
1922, December 12th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Wilhelm Cuno
Economic Council Address
Addresses the Provisional Reich Economic Council as the government seeks support for stabilization and reparations policy.
1922, December 14th · United States of America · Kyoto · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Kyoto Relativity Lecture
Explains how he developed the theory of relativity in a lecture at Kyoto University.
1922, December 16th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Gabriel Narutowicz
Assassination of Gabriel Narutowicz
Assassinated by a nationalist fanatic
1922, December 16th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Gabriel Narutowicz
Death of Gabriel Narutowicz
Death of Gabrie Narutowicz, assassinated
1922, December 16th · Poland · Warsaw · Government · Government of Poland · Wladyslaw Sikorski
Assassination of Gabriel Narutowicz
Forms a cabinet of pacification after the assassination of Narutowicz
1922, December 16th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wladyslaw Sikorski
Government
Forms a cabinet of pacification after the assassination of Narutowicz
1922, December 16th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wladyslaw Sikorski
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 1st term
1922, December 21st · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Wilhelm Cuno
Economic Crisis Review
His government reviews a detailed memorandum on Germany's deteriorating economic position near the end of 1922.
1922, December 24th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Ava Lavinia Gardner
Film
Birth of Ava Lavinia Gardner
1922, December 28th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Wilhelm Cuno
Reparations Default Finding
Faces a Reparation Commission finding that Germany has failed to make required deliveries to France.
1922, December 28th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Frederic von Rosenberg
Reparations Diplomacy
Directs foreign policy as the Reparation Commission declares Germany deficient in required deliveries to France.
1923, December 3rd · United States of America · New York · Arts · Classical Music · Maria Callas
Birth of Maria Callas
Birth of Maria Callas
1923, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Frederick Huntington Gillett
Speaker Election
Is reelected Speaker after Progressive Republican opposition delays House organization.
1923, December 6th · Great Britain · Nelson and Colne · Politics · Labour Party · Arthur Greenwood
General Election
Retains Nelson and Colne for Labour in the general election.
1923, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Calvin Coolidge
First Annual Message
Delivers his first annual message to Congress, emphasizing economy, tax reduction and limited government.
1923, December 8th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Stanley Baldwin Bewdley, 1st
Election
The Conservative Party wins 38% of votes cast, 258 MPs, & loses its majority
1923, December 10th · Austria · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Fritz Pregl
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives the chemistry prize for developing organic microanalysis.
1923, December 10th · Austria · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Fritz Pregl
Recognition of Microanalysis
Gains international recognition for precise analysis of minute chemical samples.
1923, December 10th · Ireland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · William Butler Yeats
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for inspired poetry expressing the spirit of Ireland.
1923, December 10th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Daniel Read Anthony Jr.
Equal Rights Amendment
Introduces the proposed Equal Rights Amendment in Congress.
1923, December 19th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wladyslaw Grabsky
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 2nd term
1923, December · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Calvin Coolidge
Budget Policy
Supports continued reduction of federal expenditure and public debt.
1923, December · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Calvin Coolidge
Tax Reduction
Backs Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon's programme for lower taxes and federal economy.
1923, December · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Calvin Coolidge
World Court
Continues support for American participation in the World Court.
1923, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Robert Andrews Millikan
Nobel Prize for Electron Charge
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for elementary-charge measurements and photoelectric-effect work.
1924, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Warfare · League of Nations · Herbert Samuel
Transjordan Mandate
Britain and the United States concluded a convention relating to the Palestine Mandate, whose provisions also applied to Transjordan. The agreement addressed American rights and interests within territories administered under the mandate.
1924, December 7th · Switzerland · Barcelona · Sport · Football · Joan Gamper
Barcelona Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
Presides over Barcelona's twenty-fifth anniversary celebrations during the club's first golden age.
1924, December 9th · United States of America · Norfolk · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Frank Sturgis
Birth of Frank Fiorini
Frank Angelo Fiorini, later known as Frank Sturgis, was born in Norfolk, Virginia, on December 9, 1924.
1924, December 10th · Poland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Wladyslaw Reymont
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his national epic The Peasants.
1924, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Manne Georg Siegbahn
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the physics prize for discoveries in X-ray spectroscopy.
1924, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Manne Georg Siegbahn
X-Ray Spectroscopy Recognition
Is recognized for highly accurate methods mapping characteristic X-ray spectra.
1924, December 20th · Germany · Landsberg · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Arrest of Adolf Hitler
Released from Landsberg prison after serving 9 months of a 5 yr sentence
1924, December 20th · Germany · Landsberg · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
NSDAP
Released from Landsberg prison after serving 9 months of a 5 yr sentence
1924, December 23rd · Germany · Berlin · Arts · Cinema · Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
The Last Laugh
Directs Der letzte Mann, a landmark of moving-camera silent cinema.
1924, December 23rd · Germany · Magdeburg · Government · Weimar Republic · Friedrich Ebert
Trial
Convicted of complicity in a Jan 1918 strike at a munitions factory
1924, December · South Africa · Politics · PAC · Robert Sobukwe
Birth of Robert Sobukwe
Birth of Robert Sobukwe
1925, December 1st · Belgium · London · Warfare · League of Nations · Émile Vandervelde
Belgian Signature at London Ceremony
Vandervelde adds Belgium's signature at the London ceremony, completing its participation in the Rhineland security system.
1925, December 1st · France · London · Government · Government of France · Aristide Briand
Briand Travels to London for Formal Signing
Briand joins the other principal delegates in London for the formal signing of the Locarno agreements.
1925, December 1st · France · London · Government · Government of France · Aristide Briand
French Signature of Rhineland Pact in London
Briand formally signs the Rhineland Pact on behalf of France at the London ceremony.
1925, December 1st · Germany · London · Government · Weimar Republic · Gustav Stresemann
Formal London Signature of Locarno Agreements
Stresemann signs the Locarno agreements in London at the formal ceremony on 1 December 1925.
1925, December 1st · Germany · London · Government · Weimar Republic · Gustav Stresemann
London Locarno Signing
The Locarno agreements are formally signed in London.
1925, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Austen Chamberlain
British Signature of Treaty of Mutual Guarantee
Chamberlain signs in London as Britain's plenipotentiary, formally binding the government to the western guarantee.
1925, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Austen Chamberlain
London Signing Ceremony for Locarno
Chamberlain attends the formal London signing ceremony for the agreements negotiated at Locarno.
1925, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin Supports London Signature Ceremony
Baldwin supports the formal London signing that completes the agreements negotiated at Locarno.
1925, December 1st · Italy · London · Government · Government of Italy · Vittorio Scialoja
Italian Formal Signature in London
Scialoja formally signs the Locarno instruments for Italy at the London ceremony.
1925, December 3rd · Spain · Madrid · Government · Government of Spain · Jose Primo de Rivera
Cortes
Dissolves the Cortes
1925, December 8th · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Mein Kampf", official
Publication of "Mein Kampf", official publication date
1925, December 8th · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Mein Kampf
Publication of "Mein Kampf", official publication date
1925, December 8th · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
date
Publication of "Mein Kampf", official publication date
1925, December 9th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Antonin Svehla
First Svehla Government
The First Svehla Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1925, December 9th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Antonin Svehla
Second Svehla Government
Begins the Second Svehla Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1925, December 10th · Ireland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · George Bernard Shaw
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for humane, idealistic, and sharply satirical writing.
1925, December 14th · Ireland · Rome · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Patrick O'Donnell
Created Cardinal
Pope Pius XI creates O'Donnell a cardinal while he is serving as Archbishop of Armagh.
1925, December 15th · Austria · Zurich · Science · Physics · Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger
Einstein Gas Theory Paper
Submits a paper on Einstein's gas theory that forms part of the immediate intellectual background to his development of wave mechanics.
1925, December 16th · Iraq · Mosul · Warfare · League of Nations · Faisal Hussein Faisal I
League of Nations
The League of Nations sets the border between Turkey and Iraq, putting the Mosul region in Iraq rather than Turkey despite the wishes of the local Kurdish population
1925, December 16th · Iraq · Mosul · Warfare · League of Nations · Faisal Hussein Faisal I
Mosul Question
The League awards Mosul to Iraq over Turkish claims.
1925, December 16th · Iraq · Mosul · Warfare · League of Nations · Faisal Hussein Faisal I
Rule of Kurds
The League of Nations sets the border between Turkey and Iraq, putting the Mosul region in Iraq rather than Turkey despite the wishes of the local Kurdish population
1925, December 16th · Iraq · Mosul · Warfare · League of Nations · Faisal Hussein Faisal I
Rule of Mosul
The League of Nations sets the border between Turkey and Iraq, putting the Mosul region in Iraq rather than Turkey despite the wishes of the local Kurdish population
1925, December 16th · Turkey · Warfare · League of Nations · Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Brussels Line
The League of Nations supports the "Brussels Line", the border between Turkey and Iraq
1925, December 16th · Turkey · Ankara · Warfare · League of Nations · Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Mosul Question
Turkey rejects but later accepts the League-backed Mosul decision.
1925, December 17th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk
Alliance Maustafa Kemal Ataturk and Russia
Establishes a political & economic alliance with Russia
1925, December 17th · United States of America · Warfare · Military · William Billy Mitchell
Trial
Found guilty of conduct prejudicial to the good of the armed services
1925, December 18th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Arthur Greenwood
Prime Minister's Statement
Responds in the Commons to the Prime Minister’s statement at the end of the parliamentary year.
1925, December 23rd · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Emiliano Figueroa Larrain
President of Chile
Takes office following the first direct presidential election under the 1925 Constitution.
1925, December 31st · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Antti Tulenheimo
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1925, December 31st · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Kyösti Kallio
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1925, December · Iran · House · House of Pahlavi · Pahlavi
Succession
Succeeds as Shah of Iran
1925, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Fourteenth Party Congress Delegate
Attends the Fourteenth Communist Party Congress as a non-voting delegate.
1926, December 1st · Austria · Zurich · Science · Physics · Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger
Undulatory Theory Physical Review Paper
Publishes an English-language account of wave mechanics in Physical Review under the title An Undulatory Theory of the Mechanics of Atoms and Molecules.
1926, December 1st · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Paul Joseph Goebbels
Editor
Takes over the publications of Gregor Strasser including the NS-Briefe
1926, December 1st · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Paul Joseph Goebbels
Propaganda
Appointed Propagandist by Hitler, separates him from Gregor Strasser & wins his loyalty
1926, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Arthur Greenwood
Local Authority Housing Grants
Debates powers allowing local authorities to make housing grants or loans.
1926, December 10th · France · Government · Coalition Government · Aristide Briand
Nobel Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize is shared by Gustav Stresemann of Germany and Aristide Briand of France
1926, December 10th · France · Oslo · Government · Government of France · Aristide Briand
Locarno Reconciliation Recognized by Nobel Committee
Briand's award recognizes his advocacy of Franco-German rapprochement, including his role in negotiating the 1925 Locarno settlement.
1926, December 10th · Germany · Oslo · Government · Weimar Republic · Gustav Stresemann
Nobel Peace Prize for Franco-German Reconciliation
Stresemann shares the 1926 Nobel Peace Prize with Briand for Franco-German reconciliation associated with Locarno.
1926, December 10th · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Gustav Stressman
Nobel Peace Prize Sharing
Shares the Nobel Peace Prize with French statesman Aristide Briand.
1926, December 10th · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · Military · Gustav Stressman
Nobel Peace Award
Wins the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Aristide Briand.
1926, December 10th · Great Britain · Oslo · Government · Conservative Party Government · Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain Receives 1925 Nobel Peace Prize
Chamberlain receives the 1925 Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to European reconciliation and the Locarno settlement.
1926, December 10th · Great Britain · Oslo · Government · Conservative Party Government · Austen Chamberlain
Nobel Peace Prize for Locarno Diplomacy
Chamberlain receives the 1925 Nobel Peace Prize, with his Locarno diplomacy central to the award.
1926, December 10th · Italy · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Grazia Deledda
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for vivid writing about Sardinian life and universal human problems.
1926, December 13th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Kyösti Kallio
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1926, December 13th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Väinö Tanner
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1926, December 14th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Thomas Madsen-Mygdal
Madsen-Mygdal Government
Begins the Madsen-Mygdal Government in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1926, December 14th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Thorvald Stauning
First Stauning Premiership
The First Stauning Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1926, December 18th · Brazil · Rio de Janeiro · Economy · Gold Standard · Washington Luis Pereira de Sousa Washington Luis
Caixa de Estabilizacao
Brazil creates the Caixa de Estabilizacao to support a fixed exchange rate through gold-backed reserves and renewed convertibility arrangements.
1926, December 20th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Birth of Geoffrey Howe
Geoffrey Howe is born on 20 December 1926.
1926, December 25th · Japan · House · House of Tokugawa · Hirohito
Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan, ascends the chrysanthemum throne as a god. Succeeds as Emperor of Japan, 124th Emperor of Japan
1926, December 25th · Japan · House · House of Tokugawa · Taisho
Death of Taisho
Dies age 47, his son was acting as Regent for 5 years during his illness
1926, December · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Philip Scheidemann
Resignation of Philip Scheidemann
The Government falls after Scheidemann exposes links between German & Russian Armies
1926, December · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Wihelm Marx
Political Support
Resigns after Scheidemann reveals secret support between the German & Russian Armies
1926, December · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Wihelm Marx
Resignation of Wihelm Marx
Resigns after Scheidemann reveals secret support between the German & Russian Armies
1927, December 1st · China · Shanghai · Warfare · Civil War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Marriage
Marries Soong Mei-ling in Shanghai, strengthening his ties to the influential Soong family.
1927, December 2nd · United States of America · Dearborn · Economy · Automobile Industry · Edsel Bryant Ford
Model A
Ford introduces the Model A after retooling factories that had produced the Model T.
1927, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Humanities · Philosophy · Henri Bergson
Nobel Prize in Literature
Bergson receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for his rich and vitalising ideas.
1927, December 14th · China · Warfare · Civil War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Break in Diplomatic Relations with The Soviet Union amid deteriorating relations
Nationalist China breaks diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union amid deteriorating relations after the Communist uprisings.
1927, December 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
China & Russia break off diplomatic relations
China & Russia break off diplomatic relations
1927, December 17th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Juho Emil Sunila
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1927, December 17th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Väinö Tanner
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1927, December 21st · Italy · Rome · Economy · Gold Standard · Benito Mussolini
Gold Convertibility Restored
Italy legally restores gold and foreign-exchange convertibility of the lira at the new Quota 90 parity within the interwar gold-exchange standard.
1927, December 21st · Italy · Rome · Government · Fascist Government · Benito Mussolini
Gold Exchange Standard
A decree restores convertibility of Bank of Italy notes into gold or gold-convertible foreign currency.
1927, December · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Amanullah Khan
European Tour
Amanullah begins an extensive foreign tour to study modernization and strengthen diplomatic relations.
1927, December · Germany · Religion · Evangelical Church · Frederich Gustav Emil Martin Niemoller
Arrest of Frederich Gustav Emil Martin Niemoller
The leader of the Protestant opposition to the German Christians is arrested
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Grigory Yevseyevich Zinoviev
Purge
When the XVth Party Congress made Opposition views incompatible with membership in the Communist Party, Zinoviev, Kamenev and their supporters capitulated and renounced their alliance with the Left Opposition
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Purge
Leading supporters, from Kamenev down, were expelled in December 1927 by the XVth Party Congress, which paved the way for mass expulsions of rank and file oppositionists as well as internal exile of opposition leaders in early 1928
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Purge
When the United Opposition tried to organize demonstrations commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Bolshevik seizure of power in November 1927, the demonstrators were dispersed by force and Trotsky and Zinoviev were expelled from the Communist Party.
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Leon Trotsky
Purge
When the XVth Party Congress made Opposition views incompatible with membership in the Communist Party, Zinoviev, Kamenev and their supporters capitulated and renounced their alliance with the Left Opposition.
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Lev Borisovich Kamenev
Purge
When the XVth Party Congress made Opposition views incompatible with membership in the Communist Party, Zinoviev, Kamenev and their supporters capitulated and renounced their alliance with the Left Opposition. Leading supporters, from Kamenev down, were expelled in December 1927 by the XVth Party Congress, which paved the way for mass expulsions of rank and file oppositionists as well as internal exile of opposition leaders in early 1928
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Economy of Russia
The 1st 5 yr plan is promised by the Communist Party
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Five Year Plan
The 1st 5 yr plan is promised by the Communist Party
1927, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Purge
When the XVth Party Congress made Opposition views incompatible with membership in the Communist Party, Zinoviev, Kamenev and their supporters capitulated and renounced their alliance with the Left Opposition
1928, December 9th · Italy · Politics · Nazionale Fascista · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Constitution of Italy
The Grand Fascist Council becomes a state body
1928, December 9th · Italy · Politics · Nazionale Fascista · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Grand Fascist Council
The Grand Fascist Council becomes a state body. Apppointed member of the Grand Fascist Council
1928, December 10th · Norway · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Sigrid Undset
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for powerful descriptions of medieval Northern life.
1928, December 20th · China · Nanking · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Britain extends recognition to the Nationalist government as Chiang consolidates
Britain extends recognition to the Nationalist government as Chiang consolidates international legitimacy.
1928, December 22nd · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Juho Emil Sunila
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1928, December 22nd · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Oskari Mantere
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1928, December 24th · Russia · Paris · Politics · Anti-Bolshevik Movement · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Democratic Opposition
Kerensky develops his views through democratic opposition after 1917.
1928, December 29th · China · Shenyang · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Northeast Flag Replacement
Zhang Xueliang recognizes the Nanjing government during the Northeast Flag Replacement, completing the nominal political reunification of China.
1928, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Five Year Plan
The slogan "The five year plan" in 4 years is adopted as quotas are revised upwards
1929, December 7th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Frantisek Udrzal
First Udrzal Government
The First Udrzal Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1929, December 7th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Frantisek Udrzal
Second Udrzal Government
Begins the Second Udrzal Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1929, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Thomas Mann
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, principally for the novel Buddenbrooks.
1929, December 12th · Ireland · Rome · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Joseph MacRory
Created Cardinal
MacRory is named a cardinal and assigned the titular church of San Giovanni a Porta Latina.
1929, December 17th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk
Alliance Turkey and Russia
Turkey renews its alliance with Russia but continues to suppress communism
1929, December 28th · India · Lahore · Politics · Indian National Congress · Jawaharlal Nehru
Independence of India
The Lahore session under the presidency of Jawaharlal Nehru holds special significance as in this session "Poorna Swaraj" (complete independence) was declared as the goal of Indian National Congress
1929, December 28th · India · Lahore · Politics · Indian National Congress · Jawaharlal Nehru
Indian National Congress
The Lahore session under the presidency of Jawaharlal Nehru holds special significance as in this session "Poorna Swaraj" (complete independence) was declared as the goal of Indian National Congress
1929, December 29th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Kazimierz Bartel
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 3rd term
1929, December · United States of America · Berlin · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Space and Ether Harnack House Lecture
Lectures at Harnack House on the problem of space and ether, revisiting how relativity changes the physical interpretation of spacetime and field structure.
1930, December 4th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Walery Slawek
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland, 2nd term
1930, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Sinclair Lewis
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for vivid description, wit, and original characters.
1930, December 23rd · Turkey · Anatolia · Warfare · Military · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk
Reballion of Dervish
A Dervish rebellion against westernization in western Anatolia is suppressed
1930, December · United States of America · Pasadena · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Caltech Relativity and Cosmology Visit
Begins an extended visit to Caltech where relativity, cosmology and unified-field questions form an important part of his discussions with American physicists and astronomers.
1931, December 2nd · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Civic Directory · Joaquin Valdez
Civic Directory Takes Power
Military Civic Directory takes power after the overthrow of Arturo Araujo
1931, December 2nd · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Civic Directory · Osmín Aguirre
Civic Directory Rule
Aguirre participates in the short-lived military Civic Directory
1931, December 2nd · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Republic of El Salvador · Arturo Araujo
Deposed in Coup
Araujo is overthrown by military officers after political and economic crisis
1931, December 4th · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Republic of El Salvador · Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez
Provisional President Takes Office
Maximiliano Hernandez Martinez becomes provisional President after the Civic Directory
1931, December 10th · Great Britain · Manchuria · Warfare · League of Nations · Victor Bulwer-Lytton Lytton, 2nd
Lytton Commission
Leads the League commission investigating Manchuria.
1931, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Erik Axel Karlfeldt
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature posthumously for his poetry.
1931, December 11th · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · Richard Bedford Bennett Bennett, 1st
Statute of Westminster
Welcomes legal autonomy under the Statute of Westminster.
1931, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · James Ramsey MacDonald
Independence of British Dominions
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
1931, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · James Ramsey MacDonald
Independence of Great Britain
The Statute of Westminster provides for a course of independence for the Dominions
1931, December 13th · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Government of Japan · Korekiyo Takahashi
Gold Export Ban
Takahashi immediately reimposes the gold export ban, ending Japan's brief return to the interwar gold standard and allowing the yen to depreciate.
1931, December 13th · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Government of Japan · Korekiyo Takahashi
Gold Export Embargo
Takahashi immediately restores the gold export embargo and frees the yen from its overvalued parity.
1931, December · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Student Anti-Japanese Delegations
Receives student representatives demanding stronger resistance to Japan after the loss of Manchuria.
1931, December · China · Ruijin · Politics · Chinese Communist Party · Zhou Enlai
Arrival at Ruijin
Arrives at the Communist central base in Ruijin and assumes senior party responsibilities.
1931, December · China · Politics · Communist Party · Chou En-Lai
Secretary
Appointed Party Secretary of the Communist Party
1931, December · Germany · Berlin · Religion · Evangelical Church · Frederich Gustav Emil Martin Niemoller
Pastor
Appointed Pastor of the Berlin Congregation
1931, December · Japan · Government · Government of Japan · Tsuyoshi Inukai
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan
1932, December 3rd · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Franz von Papen
Resignation of Franz von Papen
Resigns after Schleicher deserts Papen because of his reactionary policies. Papen resigns after a failure to pass his plans for a "new state"
1932, December 3rd · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Kurt von Schleicher
Chancellor
Schleicher hopes to attain a majority in the Reichstag by forming a so-called Querfront, meaning "cross-front," whereby he would unify Germany's fractious special interests around a non-parliamentary, authoritarian but participatory regime. Appointed Chancellor of Germany
1932, December 3rd · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic · Kurt von Schleicher
Querfront
Schleicher hopes to attain a majority in the Reichstag by forming a so-called Querfront, meaning "cross-front," whereby he would unify Germany's fractious special interests around a non-parliamentary, authoritarian but participatory regime
1932, December 3rd · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic · Kurt von Schleicher
Resignation of Franz von Papen
Deserts Papen & asks for Hindenburg to force his resignation
1932, December 3rd · Germany · Thuringia · Politics · NSDAP · Adolf Hitler
Election
The Nazis lose 40% of their vote, it looks as though they cannot be voted into power
1932, December 5th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Juan de Dios Martinez
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador
1932, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · John Galsworthy
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for distinguished narration, especially The Forsyte Saga.
1932, December 11th · France · Lausanne · Government · Government of France · Joseph Paul-Boncour
Conference of Lausanne
At the Conference in Lausanne the major powers acknowledge Germany's equal rights in (re)armament
1932, December 11th · Germany · Lausanne · Government · Weimar Republic · Franz von Papen
Conference of Lausanne
At the Conference in Lausanne the major powers acknowledge Germany's equal rights in (re)armament
1932, December 14th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Juho Emil Sunila
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1932, December 14th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Toivo Mikael Kivimäki
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1932, December 24th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Arturo Alessandri Palma
President of Chile
Takes office for his second elected presidency and restores stable civilian administration.
1932, December 24th · United States of America · Houston · Science · Technology · Howard Hughes
Hughes Aircraft Company
Hughes forms the Hughes Aircraft Company division of Hughes Tools
1932, December 25th · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor · George V
Broadcast
Begins the practice of Royal Christmas broadcasts
1932, December 27th · South Africa · Pretoria · Government · Government of South Africa · James Barry Munnik Hertzog
Gold Standard
South Africa leaves gold after sustained pressure caused by remaining separate from sterling.
1932, December · Germany · Leipzig · Science · Physics · Werner Heisenberg
Nobel Prize Awarded
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics while serving as professor at Leipzig University.
1932, December · Great Britain · Geneva · Government · Liberal Party Government · John Cadman
Oil Dispute Referred to League of Nations
The British government refers the Anglo-Persian concession dispute with Persia to the League of Nations.
1932, December · Poland · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Marian Rejewski
Enigma Machine
Reconstructs the internal wiring of the German military Enigma using mathematics and intelligence material.
1933, December 1st · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Constitution of Germany
The NSDAP becomes the party of the state
1933, December 1st · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Unity of Party and State
Approves the law declaring the Nazi Party and state inseparable, formalising one-party rule after the destruction of opposition.
1933, December 1st · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Rudolf Hess
Unity of Party and State
Gains institutional importance as the Law to Secure the Unity of Party and State binds the NSDAP to the German state.
1933, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Ivan Bunin
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for classical artistry in Russian prose.
1933, December 12th · Bolivia · La Paz · Warfare · Chaco War · Hans Kundt
Dismissal
Kundt is removed from command after major Bolivian reverses in the Chaco War
1933, December 17th · Tibet · Lhasa · Government · Ganden Phodrang Government · Thubten Gyatso 13th Dalai Lama
Death of Thirteenth Dalai Lama
Thubten Gyatso dies after decades of political leadership and attempted reform.
1933, December 23rd · Germany · Leipzig · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Reichstag Fire
At the end of the trial only Van der Lubbe is convicted, while his fellow defendants are found not guilty
1933, December 23rd · Japan · House · House of Tokugawa · Akihito
Birth of Akihito
Birth of Akihito in the year of the "Water Rooster"
1933, December 23rd · Japan · House · House of Tokugawa · Nagako
Birth of Akihito
If Nagako had not given birth to a son a concubine may have been used. Gives birth to a male heir, Akihito, after giving birth to 3 daughters
1933, December 29th · Romania · Sinaia · Government · Government of Romania · Ion G. Duca
Assassination of Ion Duca
Iron Guard members assassinate Duca at Sinaia railway station.
1933, December 30th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Duca
Assassination of Ion Duca
Ion Duca is assassinated
1933, December 30th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Duca
Death of Ion Duca
Death of Ionn Duca, assassinated
1933, December · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Party Leader
Attlee served as acting leader for nine months from December 1933, after Lansbury fractured his thigh in an accident
1933, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
Nobel Prize for Quantum Electron Theory
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for new forms of atomic theory that include relativistic electron states.
1933, December · Spain · Aragon · Government · Government of Spain · Alejandro Lerroux
Reballion of Rebels in Aragon
A rebelllion breaks out in Aragon
1933, December · Spain · Aragon · Warfare · Military · Alejandro Lerroux
Reballion of Rebels in Aragon
A rebelllion breaks out in Aragon
1934, December 1st · Germany · Politics · NSDAP · Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Hoess
SS
Appointed Member of Deathshead Formation (Totenkopf Verband)
1934, December 1st · Russia · Leningrad · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Assassination of Sergei Mironovich Kirov
The assassination of Kirov sparks off purges in Russia
1934, December 1st · Russia · Leningrad · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Mironovich Kirov
Assassination of Sergei Mironovich Kirov
Assassination by Stalins men is used by Stalin to begin his party purges
1934, December 1st · Russia · Leningrad · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Mironovich Kirov
Death of Sergei Mironovich Kirov
Death of Sergei Mironovich Kirov, assassinated
1934, December 4th · France · Saarland · Government · Government of France · Pierre Laval
Referendum
Accepts Edens offer to send a force to preserve order against Nazi intimidation
1934, December 5th · Ethiopia · Addis Ababa · Warfare · League of Nations · Haile Selassie Makonnen Haile Selassie I
Walwal Incident
Appeals after clashes with Italian forces at Walwal.
1934, December 5th · Italy · Wal Wal · Government · Nazionale Falange · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Invasion of Ethiopia
IDemands compensation for the incident at Wal Wal as a ploy to invade Ethiopia
1934, December 5th · Italy · Wal Wal · Government · Nazionale Falange · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Italian & Ethiopian troops clash, 100 Ethiopian & 30 Italian troops are
Italian & Ethiopian troops clash, 100 Ethiopian & 30 Italian troops are killed. IDemands compensation for the incident at Wal Wal as a ploy to invade Ethiopia
1934, December 5th · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · United Party · James Barry Munnik Hertzog
National and South African Parties Merge
Combines Hertzog's National Party faction with Smuts's South African Party.
1934, December 5th · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · United Party · James Barry Munnik Hertzog
United Party Formation
Helps create the United Party through political fusion.
1934, December 5th · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · United Party · Jan Christian Smuts
Fusion Government Organisation
Becomes deputy leader within the new fusion organization.
1934, December 5th · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · United Party · Jan Christian Smuts
United Party Formation
Helps establish the United Party with Hertzog.
1934, December 10th · Italy · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Luigi Pirandello
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for renewing dramatic and theatrical art.
1934, December 14th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk
Reform of Electoral System
Women are given the vote
1934, December 19th · Japan · London · Government · Government of Japan · Isoruku Yamamoto
International Conference at London
The naval conference between Japan, Britain & the USA breaks down. Japan abrogates its naval treaties
1934, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Economy · Regional Development · Oliver Stanley
Special Areas Act
The Special Areas Act provides assistance to districts suffering severe industrial unemployment.
1934, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Free State
Concludes the coal & cattle pact, a trade agreement made with the Irish Free State
1934, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Trade Agreement at London
Concludes the coal & cattle pact, a trade agreement made with the Irish Free State
1934, December 28th · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Margaret Natalie Smith Cross
Birth of Margaret Natalie Smith Cross
Birth of Margaret Natalie Smith Cross
1934, December 28th · Great Britain · Romford · Arts · Drama · Margaret Natalie "Maggie" Smith Smith
Birth of Maggie Smith
Birth of Maggie Smith
1934, December 28th · United States of America · Pittsburgh · Science · Physics · Albert Einstein
Josiah Willard Gibbs Lecture
Delivers the Gibbs Lecture on an elementary proof of the equivalence of mass and energy.
1935, December 1st · Russia · Tashkent · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Birth
Is born in Tashkent in the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic on 1 December 1935.
1935, December 1st · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Woody Allen
Birth of Woody Allen (born Allen Stewart Konigsberg
Birth of Woody Allen (born Allen Stewart Konigsberg)
1935, December 3rd · Great Britain · Saarland · Warfare · League of Nations · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Referendum
Gains Government support for an international peacekeeping force in the Saarland
1935, December 6th · Great Britain · Saarland · Warfare · League of Nations · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Referendum
Laval accepts Edens offer of a British led peacekeeping force in the Saarland
1935, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Irene Joliot-Curie
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Frederic Joliot-Curie.
1935, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Irene Joliot-Curie
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for artificial radioactivity.
1935, December 12th · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt · Fuad I Ahmed
Restoration of 1923 Constitution
Restores the 1923 Constitution after sustained nationalist pressure.
1935, December 14th · Czech Republic · Government · Government of Czech Rep · Thomas Garrigue Masaryk
Resignation of Thomas Garrigue Masaryk
Resigns owing to bad health
1935, December 14th · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Ted Drake
Seven Goals Against Aston Villa
Scores all seven Arsenal goals in a 7-1 league victory over Aston Villa.
1935, December 14th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Joaquin Chapaprieta
Resignation of Joaquin Chapaprieta
The Chapaprieta Government collapses
1935, December 14th · Spain · Government · Government of Spain · Manuel Portela Valladares
Prime Minister of Spain
Appointed Prime Minister of Spain
1935, December 17th · Venezuela · Maracay · Government · Government of Venezuela · Juan Vicente Gomez
Death of Juan Vicente Gomez
Juan Vicente Gomez died after twenty-seven years of dominant rule, opening a period of gradual political liberalization.
1935, December 18th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Czechoslovakia · Eduard Benes
President of Czechoslovakia
Succeeds Masaryk as president.
1935, December 18th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Military Government · Eleazar Lopez Contreras
President of Venezuela
Appointed President of Venezuela after the death of Juan Vicente Gomez
1935, December · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Labour Party Conference
George Lansbury, a convinced pacifist, resigned as leader at the 1935 Labour Party conference, after the party voted in favour of sanctions against Italy for its aggression against Abyssinia
1935, December · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Party Leader
George Lansbury, a convinced pacifist, resigned as leader at the 1935 Labour Party conference, after the party voted in favour of sanctions against Italy for its aggression against Abyssinia
1935, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · James Chadwick
Nobel Prize for Neutron Discovery
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of the neutron.
1935, December · Japan · Manchuria · Government · Government of Japan · Okada Keisuke
Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in north Manchuria to Japan &
Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in north Manchuria to Japan & eases relations
1935, December · Russia · Manchuria · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in northern Manchuria to Japan
Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in northern Manchuria to Japan
1936, December 3rd · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Edward VIII
Abdication
The press informs the public of the King's desire to Mary Wallis Simpson
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
Joseph Stalin establishes a Federal State consisting of 11 Soviet Republics.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
Joseph Stalin establishes the USSR Supreme Soviet, supreme agency of state power in the Soviet Union.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
Supreme Soviet consists of the Soviet of the Union and the Soviet of the Nationalities.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
The Supreme Soviet elects a Presidium the chairman of which becomes the Head of State.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
The Supreme Soviet is elected for 4 years and meets twice a year.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Constitution of Russia
The VTsIK, All-Union Central Exec Comm of the soviets becomes the Supreme Soviet.
1936, December 5th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Establishes the USSR Supreme Soviet, supreme agency of state power in the Soviet Union
1936, December 7th · China · Xian · Warfare · Civil War · Chang Hsueh-Liang
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Forces Chiang Kai-Shek to end the civil war & unite against Japan. Arrests Chiang Kai-Shek to force him into a temporary alliance with Chou En-Lai
1936, December 9th · China · Xian · Warfare · Military · Chou En-Lai
Reballion of Rebels in Xian
Organizes a demonstration of 15,000 students in Xian demanding to fight Japan
1936, December 10th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Edward VIII
Abdication
Chooses to abdicate rather than give up, "The woman I love"
1936, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Eugene ONeill
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for powerful and emotionally honest tragic drama.
1936, December 11th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Edward VIII
Abdication
Broadcasts to the nation after his decision to abdicate
1936, December 11th · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor · Bowes-Lyon
Abdication
Albert, Duke of York, becomes George VI & Elizabeth becomes Queen Consort
1936, December 12th · China · Xian · Warfare · Civil War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Is seized at Xi’an by Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng during the Xi’an Incident.
1936, December 12th · China · Xian · Warfare · Military · Chou En-Lai
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang Kaishek is captured in Xian & detained in the HQ of General Yang
1936, December 12th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Executive Authority External Relations Act
Uses the British abdication crisis to reduce the Crown's constitutional role in Irish external relations.
1936, December 23rd · Spain · Aragon · Warfare · Civil War · Francisco Largo Caballero
Council of Aragon
The Government is forced to recognize the Council of Aragon
1936, December 25th · China · Xian · Warfare · Civil War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Is released from Xi’an after negotiations that help create conditions for a renewed Nationalist-Communist united front against Japan.
1936, December 26th · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Return from Xian
Returns to Nanjing after his release from the Xi’an Incident, where negotiations had pushed Nationalists and Communists toward cooperation against Japan.
1936, December 26th · Spain · Barcelona · Warfare · Spanish Civil War · George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair
Spanish Civil War
Arrives in Spain to fight against Franco.
1936, December 31st · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Legislation
The Neutrality Laws are strengthened
1936, December 31st · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Neutrality
The Neutrality Laws are strengthened
1936, December · China · Xi'an · Politics · Chinese Communist Party · Zhou Enlai
Xi'an Incident Negotiations
Represents the Communist Party during negotiations following the detention of Chiang Kai-shek.
1936, December · China · Xian · Politics · Communist Party · Chou En-Lai
Long March
Reaches Xian where Chiang Kaiseks forces are defeated
1936, December · China · Xian · Warfare · Civil War · Yang Hucheng
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Helps arrest Chiang Kai-Shek
1936, December · China · Xian · Warfare · Civil War · Zhang Xueliang
Arrest of Chiang Kai-Shek
Helps arrest Chiang Kai-Shek
1936, December · Netherlands · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Peter Debye
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry after major research carried out during his Leipzig period.
1936, December · United States of America · Princeton · Science · Astronomy · Albert Einstein
Gravitational Lens Paper
Publishes a calculation of the lens-like action of a star's gravitational field, describing how general relativity can produce multiple or magnified images of a background source.
1937, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Arthur Greenwood
Government Milk Policy
Questions and debates the government’s milk policy.
1937, December 8th · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht
Resignation of Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht
Hitler accepts Schachts resignation after he disagrees with Goerings policies
1937, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Roger Martin du Gard
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for truthful depictions of human conflict in Les Thibault.
1937, December 10th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · George VI
Succession
10th to 12th Dec, proclaimed King by the Dominions
1937, December 11th · Italy · Warfare · League of Nations · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
League of Nations
Takes Italy out of the League of Nations because it agrees sanctions against Italy
1937, December 11th · Italy · Rome · Warfare · League of Nations · Benito Mussolini
League Withdrawal
Italy leaves the League after the Abyssinia sanctions dispute.
1937, December 13th · China · Nanking · Warfare · Sinoese War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Capture of Nanking
Japanese forces capture Nanjing; mass killing, sexual violence and other atrocities follow during the Nanjing Massacre.
1937, December 13th · Japan · Nanking · Warfare · China War · Asaka
Massacre
20,000 Chinese men are marched out of the city & used for bayonet practice
1937, December 13th · Japan · Nanking · Warfare · China War · Asaka
Siege of Nanking
20,000 women & girls are gang raped by the Japanese, male prisoners are shot. 20,000 Chinese men are marched out of the city & used for bayonet practice. 1st day of the rape of Nanking, orderred by Asaka
1937, December 13th · Japan · Nanking · Warfare · China War · Chichibu
Siege of Nanking
Helps oversee Japanese looting
1937, December 13th · Japan · Nanking · Warfare · China War · Tsuneyoshi Takeda
Siege of Nanking
Helps oversee Japanese looting
1937, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Thomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st
Armament
Inskips report on arms expenditure is reviewed by the Cabinet, emphasises diplomacy
1937, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Thomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st
Budget
Inskips report on arms expenditure is reviewed by the Cabinet, emphasises diplomacy
1937, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Thomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st
Government Report
Inskips report on arms expenditure is reviewed by the Cabinet, emphasises diplomacy
1937, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · National Government · Thomas Inskip Caldecote, 1st
Report on Arms expenditure is reviewed by the Cabinet
Inskips report on arms expenditure is reviewed by the Cabinet, emphasises diplomacy
1937, December 28th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Octavian Goga
Goga Government
Goga forms a short-lived government that adopts antisemitic measures.
1937, December 29th · Great Britain · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Commonwealth
The State of Eire exists within the Commonwealth but has no links with the crown
1937, December 29th · Great Britain · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Constitution of Great Britain
The State of Eire exists within the Commonwealth but has no links with the crown
1937, December 29th · Great Britain · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Free State
The Irish free state is replaced by the sovereign State of Eire
1937, December 29th · Great Britain · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Independence of Great Britain
The State of Eire exists within the Commonwealth but has no links with the crown. The Irish free state is replaced by the sovereign State of Eire
1937, December 29th · Great Britain · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Independence of Ireland
The State of Eire exists within the Commonwealth but has no links with the crown. The Irish free state is replaced by the sovereign State of Eire
1937, December 29th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
New Constitution Enters into Force
Becomes Taoiseach when the 1937 Constitution enters into operation and replaces the Executive Council system.
1937, December 29th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Eamon de Valera
Office of Taoiseach Created
Assumes the new constitutional title Taoiseach as the Government of Ireland replaces the former Executive Council.
1937, December 30th · Great Britain · Sheffield · Sport · Football · Gordon Banks
Birth of Gordon Banks
Birth of Gordon Banks
1937, December · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Arrest of Adolf Hitler
The leader of the Protestant opposition to the German Christians is arrested. Over 800 Protestant pastors are arrested
1937, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Resignation of Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht
Hitler accepts Schachts resignation after he disagrees with Goerings policies
1937, December · Great Britain · London · Government · National Coalition · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Armament
Supports a "general settlement" with Germany including a disarmament & a Western pact
1937, December · Great Britain · London · Government · National Coalition · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Political Support at London
Supports a "general settlement" with Germany including a disarmament & a Western pact
1937, December · Great Britain · Berchtesgaden · Government · National Government · Neville Chamberlain
Halifax & Hitler, discuss practical questions involved in a European settlement
Halifax & Hitler, "discuss practical questions involved in a European settlement"
1937, December · Great Britain · Berchtesgaden · Government · National Government · Edward Frederick Lindley Wood Halifax, 3rd
Visit to Berchtesgaden
Visits Hitler at Berchtesgaden, despite opposition from the Foreign Office
1937, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · George Paget Thomson
Nobel Prize for Electron Diffraction
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for experimental discovery of electron diffraction by crystals.
1937, December · Turkey · Alexandretta · Government · Government of Turkey · Maustafa Kemal Ataturk
Crisis
Turkish claims to Alexandretta threaten peace
1937, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Clinton Joseph Davisson
Nobel Prize for Electron Diffraction
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering electron diffraction from crystals.
1938, December 1st · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Jan Syrovy
Second Syrovy Government
The Second Syrovy Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1938, December 1st · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Rudolf Beran
First Beran Government
Begins the First Beran Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1938, December 1st · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · John Densmore
Birth of John Densmore
Birth of Doors drummer John Densmore.
1938, December 2nd · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Aurelio Mosquera
President of Ecuador
Appointed President of Ecuador
1938, December 3rd · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Legislation
Jewish property is "legally" confiscated
1938, December 6th · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Georges Bonnet
International Agreement at Paris
Visited by Ribbentrop in Paris, signs a German-French agreement
1938, December 6th · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Joachim von Ribbentrop
International Agreement at Berlin
Visits the French Premier, George's Bonnet, & signs a German-French agreement. Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
1938, December 6th · Germany · Alsace · Government · NSDAP Government · Joachim von Ribbentrop
Rule of Alsace-Lorraine
Signed declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
1938, December 6th · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Diplomatic Negotiations at Berlin
Signs a declaration to hold talks on mutual relations. Signs a declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
1938, December 6th · Germany · Alsace · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Rule of Alsace-Lorraine
Signs a declaration renouncing Germany's claim to Alsace-Lorraine
1938, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett Amery
National Voluntary Service Debate
Argues for stronger mobilisation of national resources as distrust of the Munich settlement grows.
1938, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Corneille Jean Francois Heymans
Carotid Sinus Regulation
Is recognized for explaining carotid sinus control of breathing.
1938, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Corneille Jean Francois Heymans
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for discoveries in respiratory regulation.
1938, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Pearl Buck
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for epic portrayals of Chinese rural life and biography.
1938, December 11th · Germany · Memel · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Rule of Memel
National Socialists win 26 of 29 seats in the local assembly (Landtag)
1938, December 15th · Germany · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Washington sends its fourth note to Berlin demanding amnesty for Jews
Washington sends its fourth note to Berlin demanding amnesty for Jews
1938, December 15th · Poland · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Marian Rejewski
Enigma Machine
Adapts Polish methods after Germany adds two extra rotors, greatly increasing possible Enigma rotor orders.
1938, December 15th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington sends its fourth note to Berlin demanding amnesty for Jews
Washington sends its fourth note to Berlin demanding amnesty for Jews
1938, December 16th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Carol II
National Renaissance Front
Carol creates the National Renaissance Front as the sole legal political organisation.
1938, December 17th · Germany · Berlin · Science · Chemistry · Fritz Strassmann
Nuclear Fission
Helps identify barium as a uranium fission product.
1938, December 17th · Germany · Berlin · Science · Chemistry · Otto Hahn
Nuclear Fission
Finds barium among products of neutron-bombarded uranium.
1938, December 17th · Italy · Rome · Government · Nazionale Falange · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Foreign Policy Statement at Rome
Italy declares the 1935 pact with France invalid, because ratifications had not been exchanged
1938, December 20th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee
Foreign Issues Debate
Returns to the weakness of the post-Munich settlement and presses for policies capable of deterring further expansion.
1938, December 24th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Pedro Aguirre Cerda
President of Chile
Takes office as President of Chile at the head of the Popular Front coalition.
1938, December · Austria · Kungalv · Science · Physics · Lise Meitner
Nuclear Fission
Interprets uranium splitting as nuclear fission.
1938, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Vansittart Denham, 1st
Dismissal
Dimissed by Chamberlain for his opposition to appeasement
1938, December · Iraq · Government · Government of Iraq · Nuri al Said
Coup
A coup is launched in Iraq by a group known as "The Seven." Nuri al-Said is named Prime Minister
1938, December · Iraq · Government · Government of Iraq · Nuri al Said
Prime Minister of Iraq
A coup is launched in Iraq by a group known as "The Seven." Nuri al-Said is named Prime Minister
1938, December · Iraq · Revolution · Revolution of Iraq · Nuri al Said
Coup
A coup is launched in Iraq by a group known as "The Seven." Nuri al-Said is named Prime Minister
1938, December · Japan · Nanking · Government · Government of Japan · Konoe Fumimaro
Capture of Nanking
Japan captures Nanking, killing 200,000 civilians
1939, December 1st · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Aimo Kaarlo Cajander
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1939, December 1st · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Risto Heikki Ryti
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1939, December 2nd · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Doric Star Sunk after Distress Signal
Graf Spee sinks Doric Star after the British refrigerated cargo ship transmits a distress report that helps reveal the raider's operating area.
1939, December 2nd · Great Britain · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Doric Star Report Used to Track Raider
Harwood uses Doric Star's distress report to estimate the likely movements of the German raider.
1939, December 3rd · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Tairoa Sunk during South Atlantic Return
Graf Spee sinks the British merchant Tairoa one day after Doric Star while moving back toward South American trade routes.
1939, December 3rd · Great Britain · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
River Plate Interception Date Predicted
From recent merchant losses, Harwood calculates that the raider could reach the River Plate focal area around 13 December.
1939, December 6th · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Final Altmark Refuelling Completed
Graf Spee completes its final wartime rendezvous with Altmark before proceeding toward the River Plate shipping lanes.
1939, December 7th · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Streonshalh Becomes Final Merchant Victim
Graf Spee sinks the British steamer Streonshalh, the final merchant ship destroyed during Langsdorff's commerce-raiding cruise.
1939, December 8th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Battle of River Plate
The Graf Spee has sunk 9 merchant ships, not a single life had been lost
1939, December 8th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Graf Spee
The Graf Spee has sunk 9 merchant ships, not a single life had been lost
1939, December 8th · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
River Plate Shipping Area Selected
Langsdorff heads toward the River Plate region, where heavy merchant traffic offers a final opportunity before an intended return voyage.
1939, December 10th · Finland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Frans Eemil Sillanpaa
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for portraying Finnish peasant life and its relationship with nature.
1939, December 11th · Ecuador · Quito · Government · Government of Ecuador · Andres Cordova
President of Ecuador
Appointed acting President of Ecuador
1939, December 12th · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Norway Invasion Planning Conference
Jodl discusses plans for an invasion of Norway with Hitler, Keitel and Raeder.
1939, December 12th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Cruiser Concentration Ordered off River Plate
Harwood orders Ajax, Achilles and Exeter to concentrate off the River Plate before his predicted arrival of the German raider.
1939, December 12th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
River Plate Squadron Rehearses Action Plan
Harwood's three cruisers conduct manoeuvres and rehearse the tactics intended for an encounter with a German pocket battleship.
1939, December 13th · Germany · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Battle of River Plate
The Graf Spee enters the neutral port of Montevideo. Allowed to stay for 24 hours under the terms of the Hague convention of 1907
1939, December 13th · Germany · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Graf Spee
The Graf Spee enters the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December 13th · Germany · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Neutrality
The Graf Spee enters the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
British Cruiser Force Sighted
Graf Spee sights British warships on the morning of 13 December while approaching the River Plate area.
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
British Force Initially Misidentified
Langsdorff initially mistakes Ajax and Achilles for destroyers accompanying a cruiser, underestimating the British force ahead.
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Graf Spee Closes at High Speed
Believing he has found a vulnerable force, Langsdorff closes rapidly instead of exploiting Graf Spee's longer-range heavy guns.
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Main Battery Opens Fire on Exeter
Graf Spee opens fire on HMS Exeter with 283-millimetre guns shortly after 06:17 as the Battle of the River Plate begins.
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Montevideo Selected after River Plate Battle
After the engagement, Langsdorff heads for neutral Montevideo to land wounded men, release prisoners and assess battle damage.
1939, December 13th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Turn Made against British Torpedo Threat
Langsdorff alters course as British cruisers attempt torpedo attacks, repeatedly using manoeuvre and smoke to complicate their firing.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · William Edward Parry
Achilles Damaged by Near Miss
A near miss from Graf Spee damages Achilles and briefly disrupts the cruiser's course during the morning battle.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · William Edward Parry
Achilles Maintains Pressure after Exeter Withdrawal
After Exeter is forced out of the fight, Parry keeps Achilles engaged alongside Ajax against the German raider.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · William Edward Parry
Achilles Opens Fire during River Plate Battle
Parry's HMS Achilles opens fire with six-inch guns while operating with Ajax against Graf Spee.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · William Edward Parry
Achilles Shadows Graf Spee toward Port
Parry's cruiser helps shadow Graf Spee toward Montevideo after Harwood breaks off the close daylight engagement.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Henry Lawrence Woodhouse
Ajax Aft Turrets Disabled
A heavy Graf Spee hit disables Ajax's X turret and jams Y turret, sharply reducing the flagship's available firepower.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Henry Lawrence Woodhouse
Ajax Launches Seafox Spotting Aircraft
Ajax launches its Fairey Seafox aircraft to assist observation and spotting during the engagement.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Henry Lawrence Woodhouse
Ajax Launches Torpedoes at Graf Spee
Woodhouse's cruiser launches torpedoes during the close phase of the action, forcing Graf Spee to manoeuvre away.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Henry Lawrence Woodhouse
Ajax Opens Six-Inch Fire on Graf Spee
Woodhouse brings HMS Ajax's six-inch guns into action as Harwood's flagship closes from a separate bearing.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Frederick Secker Bell
Emergency Steering Maintains Exeter Control
After communications are wrecked, Exeter uses improvised methods, including men relaying orders, to keep steering the damaged cruiser.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Frederick Secker Bell
Exeter Bridge Devastated by Heavy Shell
An 11-inch hit and splinters devastate Exeter's bridge, killing or wounding most personnel there and injuring Bell.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Frederick Secker Bell
Exeter Launches Starboard Torpedoes
Bell's cruiser fires a starboard torpedo salvo at Graf Spee, but the German ship's manoeuvre causes the weapons to miss.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Frederick Secker Bell
Exeter Opens Eight-Inch Fire
Bell's HMS Exeter opens fire with eight-inch guns soon after Graf Spee begins the engagement.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Frederick Secker Bell
Exeter Withdraws after Severe Damage
With forward turrets disabled, flooding increasing and electrical systems failing, Bell withdraws Exeter from the main action.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Ajax and Achilles Ordered to Close
Harwood presses the two light cruisers closer to bring their six-inch guns effectively into action against Graf Spee.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Daylight Engagement Broken Off
Around 07:40 Harwood turns away, intending to shadow Graf Spee and renew the fight later under more favourable conditions.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Divided Cruiser Attack Plan Executed
Harwood separates Exeter from Ajax and Achilles so Graf Spee must divide its fire or leave one British group less engaged.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Exeter Sent to Investigate Smoke
Harwood detaches Exeter to investigate smoke on the horizon before the contact is identified as Admiral Graf Spee.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Graf Spee Shadowed toward Montevideo
Harwood keeps Ajax and Achilles in contact as the damaged German ship steams toward the River Plate estuary.
1939, December 13th · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Light Cruisers Move to Protect Exeter
When Graf Spee turns toward the badly damaged Exeter, Harwood orders Ajax and Achilles to close and draw German fire away.
1939, December 14th · Germany · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorff
Graf Spee Enters Montevideo Harbour
Graf Spee enters Montevideo shortly after midnight, beginning an intense diplomatic dispute over repairs and the permitted length of stay.
1939, December 14th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Norway
Issues OKW command to begin plans to invade orway
1939, December 14th · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Reinforcements Requested off Montevideo
Harwood seeks additional warships while maintaining a naval watch outside the neutral port where Graf Spee has taken refuge.
1939, December 15th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Battle of River Plate
Buries the casualties of the battle
1939, December 16th · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Cumberland Joins River Plate Force
HMS Cumberland reaches Harwood's force off Montevideo, strengthening the cruisers waiting for Graf Spee to leave port.
1939, December 17th · Germany · Berlin · Government · NSDAP Government · Adolf Hitler
Mobilization
The armed forces are ordered to be ready for the occupation of the rest of Czech
1939, December 17th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Battle of River Plate
The crew are evacuated & the Graf Speee is scuttled, Langsdorf then shoots himself. Decides to scuttle his ship in the Plate Estuary to avoid unnecessary loss of life for no military advantage, against Hitler's will
1939, December 17th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Sinking of Admiral Graf Spee - Scuttling Charges
Langsdorff evacuated most of his crew before scuttling Admiral Graf Spee with demolition charges outside Montevideo on 17 December 1939.
1939, December 17th · Germany · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans Langsdorf
Sinking of Admiral Graf Spee
Decides to scuttle his ship in the Plate Estuary to avoid unnecessary loss of life for no military advantage, against Hitler's will
1939, December 19th · France · Paris · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Supreme War Council
Defends a cautious Allied strategy during the Phoney War.
1939, December 19th · France · Paris · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Edouard Daladier
Narvik Planning
Supports Allied discussion of action in Scandinavia against the German ore route.
1939, December 19th · Great Britain · Paris · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Neville Chamberlain
Supreme War Council
Continues Anglo-French strategic discussions during the Phoney War.
1939, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Operation Weserübung Preparations Intensified
Jodl's operations staff develops military preparations for the planned invasion of Norway and Denmark.
1939, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Norway
Quisling meets Hitler & urges him to invade Norway
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Woodhouse
Battle of River Plate
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Woodhouse
Graf Spee
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Woodhouse
Neutrality
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Battle of River Plate
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Battle of River Plate
Commands the HMS Achilles during the Battle of the River Plate
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Graf Spee
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · Montevideo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Harwood
Neutrality
Ajax & Achilles shadow the Graf Spee into the neutral port of Montevideo
1939, December · Great Britain · River Plate · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Battle of River Plate
A major propaganda victory for the British during the Phony War, Churchills reputation is enhanced
1939, December · Great Britain · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Third Division Retreat Training Emphasised
Trains 3rd Division to conduct controlled withdrawals as well as offensive and defensive operations.
1939, December · Norway · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Vidkun Quisling
Invasion of Norway
Quisling meets Hitler & urges him to invade Norway
1940, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
War Cabinet Review
Reviews air defence shipping losses and imperial commitments.
1940, December 5th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
Hitler received military plans for the invasion, and approved them all, with the start scheduled for May 1941
1940, December 5th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Otto
Hitler's staff present their plan for Operation Otto, the invasion of Russia
1940, December 5th · Germany · Pripet Marshes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Otto
Announces plan to surround & the Red Army north & south of the Pripet marshes
1940, December 5th · Germany · Pripet Marshes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Announces plan to surround & the Red Army north & south of the Pripet marshes
1940, December 6th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Arrest of Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Arrested for the French defeat
1940, December 7th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Maitland Wilson Wilson, 1st
Invasion of Egypt
Wilson launches Operation Compass, the strategy is outstandingly successful and very quickly the Italian forces are cut in half
1940, December 7th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Maitland Wilson Wilson, 1st
Operation Compass
Wilson launches Operation Compass, the strategy is outstandingly successful and very quickly the Italian forces are cut in half
1940, December 8th · Russia · Russian Front · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Army Reform
Kerensky develops his views through army reform after 1917.
1940, December 9th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Archibald Wavell Wavell, 1st
Invasion of Egypt
The Italians are driven out of Egypt in the 1st major british offensive of the War
1940, December 9th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Archibald Wavell Wavell, 1st
North Africa
Opens a counter-offensive threatening Tripoli, the fascist capital in north Africa
1940, December 9th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Archibald Wavell Wavell, 1st
Siege of Tobruk
Opens a counter-offensive threatening Tripoli, captital of fascist north Africa
1940, December 9th · Great Britain · Sidi Barrani · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Richard O'Connor
Operation Compass
Launches Operation Compass against Italian positions in Egypt, helping remove the immediate Axis threat to the Suez Canal.
1940, December 9th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Compass
Authorises offensive action against Italian forces in Egypt.
1940, December 9th · Italy · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Rodolfo Graziani
Invasion of Egypt
The Italians are driven out of Egypt in the 1st major british offensive of the War
1940, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Western Desert Offensive
Receives news of early British success against Italian forces.
1940, December 13th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Pierre Laval
Arrest of Pierre Laval
Laval is dismissed and arrested, pressure from German ambassador Otto Abetz secures his release, Laval leaves for Paris and the protection of his German patron
1940, December 13th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Pierre Laval
Collaboration
Laval is dismissed and arrested, pressure from German ambassador Otto Abetz secures his release, Laval leaves for Paris and the protection of his German patron
1940, December 13th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Greece
The Armed Forces High Command issued Directive No. 20 on December 13, 1940, the document outlines the Greek campaign under the code designation, "Operation Marita". Orders 24 divisions to assemble in Rumania & advance on Greece through Bulgaria
1940, December 13th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Marita
The Armed Forces High Command issued Directive No. 20 on December 13, 1940, the document outlines the Greek campaign under the code designation, "Operation Marita". Orders 24 divisions to assemble in Rumania & advance on Greece through Bulgaria. Hitler issues directive Operation Marita for the occupation of the Balkans
1940, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Roosevelt Correspondence
Presses Roosevelt for greater American material aid.
1940, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Lend Lease Appeal
Appeals for American help as Britain's financial resources are strained.
1940, December 18th · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Directive Barbarossa Initialled
Jodl initials Directive 21, the formal planning directive for Operation Barbarossa.
1940, December 18th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Fuhrer Directive No. 21
Issues Directive 21 finalizing orders for the invasion of Russia
1940, December 18th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
Hitler signed War Directive No. 21 to the German High Command for an operation now codenamed "Operation Barbarossa" stating: "The German Wehrmacht must be prepared to crush Soviet Russia in a quick campaign". All preparations for the invasion of Russia are to be completed by 15th May 1941
1940, December 18th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Barbarossa
Issues Directive 21 finalizing orders for the invasion of Russia. Hitler signed War Directive No. 21 to the German High Command for an operation now codenamed "Operation Barbarossa" stating: "The German Wehrmacht must be prepared to crush Soviet Russia in a quick campaign". All preparations for the invasion of Russia are to be completed by 15th May 1941
1940, December 18th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Wehrmacht
Hitler signed War Directive No. 21 to the German High Command for an operation now codenamed "Operation Barbarossa" stating: "The German Wehrmacht must be prepared to crush Soviet Russia in a quick campaign"
1940, December 21st · United States of America · Baltimore · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Birth of Frank Vincent Zappa
Birth of Frank Vincent Zappa
1940, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Government · National Coalition · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Foreign Secretary
Returns to the Foreign Office as Churchill's Foreign Secretary
1940, December 22nd · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Manchester Blitz
Responds to the bombing of Manchester during the winter Blitz.
1940, December 24th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Christmas Broadcast
Addresses the Empire during the first wartime Christmas of his premiership.
1940, December 29th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
London Blitz
Responds after heavy bombing and fires across the City of London.
1940, December 30th · Germany · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Bombing of London
The Luftwaffe use 1,000 bombers to bomb London
1940, December 30th · Germany · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Luftwaffe
The Luftwaffe use 1,000 bombers to bomb London
1940, December 30th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Guildhall
Visits the ruins of Guildhall with his wife
1940, December 30th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of London
Visits the ruins of Guildhall with his wife. Germany bombs Londo with 1,000 bombers
1940, December 30th · Great Britain · Naples · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Naples
Churchill says Mussolini is "the one man" who brought Italy into the war
1940, December 30th · Italy · Naples · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Bombing of Naples
Churchill says Mussolini is "the one man" who brought Italy into the war
1940, December 30th · Italy · Valona · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Bombing of Valona
The RAF bombs Valona
1940, December 30th · Italy · Valona · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Invasion of Albania
The Italians cannot form a line of defence & the Greeks advance on Valona
1940, December 30th · Spain · Canary Islands · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Franco-Bahamonde
Mobilization
Signs a decree providing for the fortification of the Canary Islands
1940, December 30th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alben Barkley
Alliance Alben Barkley and to the Allies
Approves the speech goven by Roosevelt to give additional support to the Allies
1940, December 30th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Aid to Britain
Makes a speech pledging more aid to Britain & declares the Axis will not win the war
1940, December 30th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Alliance Axis
The Defence Commission announces approval for arms contracts worth œ2.5 million. Makes a speech pledging more aid to Britain & declares the Axis will not win the war. It is announced that the "loan or lease" plan will be extended to Greece & China
1940, December 30th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Defence Commission
The Defence Commission announces approval for arms contracts worth œ2.5 million
1940, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Herbert Morrison Lambeth, 1st
Bombing of London
Makes a broadcast on BBC TV outlining plans for fire-fighting in London
1940, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
1940 Review
Reviews a year in which Britain survived invasion threats and fought on.
1940, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Battle of Britain
Supports continued expansion of aircraft output after the Battle of Britain.
1940, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Wehrmachtführungsstab Established
The Wehrmachtführungsamt develops into the Wehrmachtführungsstab, with Jodl remaining its chief.
1940, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Walter von Brauchitsch
Invasion of Russia
Brauchitschs advice to attack Moscow directly is rejected by Hitler
1940, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Barbarossa
The operation was named after Emperor Frederick Barbarossa of the Holy Roman Empire, a leader of the 3rd Crusade in the 12th century
1940, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of London
In 5 months 22,000 are killed
1940, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Henry Maitland Wilson Wilson, 1st
Invasion of Libya
Wilson oversaw the first stages of the campaign during which the British Army secured its first field victories of the war and advanced to the border with Libya
1940, December · Italy · Bardia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Bombing of Bardia
The British bomb Bardia
1940, December · United States of America · Berkeley · Science · Physics · Glenn T. Seaborg
Plutonium Discovery
Produces plutonium from uranium-derived neptunium.
1941, December 1st · Germany · Warfare · Military · Walter von Reichenau
Commander of Army Group South
Appointed Commander of Army Group South
1941, December 1st · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Karl Rudolf von Rundstedt
Dismissal
Relieved of his command by Hitler due to his disagreement over strategy
1941, December 1st · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Walter von Reichenau
Commander of Army Group South
Appointed Commander of Army Group South
1941, December 1st · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
Russian prisoners amount to 3,806,865; the number of tanks destroyed or captured 21,391, guns, 32,541 & aeroplanes, 17,322
1941, December 1st · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Barbarossa
The remains of 3 panzer groups are forced to continue against the Russian resistance
1941, December 2nd · Japan · North Pacific · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Chuichi Nagumo
Pearl Harbour Attack Order
Nagumo receives the coded order confirming that the Pearl Harbour attack will proceed on 7 December.
1941, December 3rd · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Barbarossa
A reconnaisance battalion is driven out of a Moscow suburb
1941, December 4th · Germany · Bir el Gobi · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel
Battle of Bir el Gobi
1st day of the battle to cover the tracks of the Eighth Armys withdrawal from Tobruk
1941, December 4th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Claude John Eyre Auchinleck
Siege of Tobruk
Erwin Rommel is forced to abandon his siege of Tobruk
1941, December 4th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Leslie Morsehead
Battle of Tobruk
Repulses German attacks on the fortress, Rommel decide to abanon Tobruk
1941, December 4th · Japan · Hainan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Invasion of Malaya
The 25th Army sets sail from Hainan
1941, December 5th · Bolivia · Politics · Revolutionary Nationalist Movement · Hernan Siles Zuazo
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
The Revolutionary Nationalist Movement was founded by Victor Paz Estenssoro and Hernan Siles Zuazo
1941, December 5th · Bolivia · Politics · Revolutionary Nationalist Movement · Victor Paz Estenssoro
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
The Revolutionary Nationalist Movement was founded by Victor Paz Estenssoro and Hernan Siles Zuazo
1941, December 5th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Heinz Guderian
Counter-Attack
The Russians begin their counter-attack
1941, December 5th · Germany · Bir el Gobi · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel
Battle of Bir el Gobi
The attack on the British fails. Evacuates the eastern Tobruk perimeter to attack the British at Bir el Gobi
1941, December 5th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Barbarossa
All German forces are held back by 70 degrees of frost
1941, December 5th · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Siege of Moscow
German forces lose more than 500,000 men, Hitler's biggest loss to date
1941, December 5th · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Siege of Moscow
The Soviet counter offensive hits the unsuspecting German army
1941, December 5th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Siege of Moscow
The Soviet counter offensive hits the unsuspecting German army. The German attack on Moscow is contained. German forces lose mre than 500,000 men, Hitler's biggest loss to date. 720,000 Russian soldiers drive back 800,000 Germans
1941, December 6th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov
Siege of Moscow
1st Shock Army & the Sixteenth Army attack the inner side of the German salient
1941, December 6th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov
Siege of Moscow
Launches an attack of the German inner salient with the Sixteenth Army
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Science · Physics · Ernest Lawrence
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Science · Physics · Vannevar Bush
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Arthur Compton
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Ernest Lawrence
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Harold Urey
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
Manhattan Project
Vannevar Bush holds a meeting to organize an accelerated research project, managed by Arthur Compton, Harold Urey develops research into gaseous diffusion as uranium enrichment & Ernest Lawrence investigates separation methods
1941, December 6th · United States of America · New York · Warfare · Nuclear · Harold Urey
Uranium Enrichment
Develops gaseous-diffusion research for uranium enrichment.
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
Manhattan Project
Organises accelerated American uranium research.
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Berkeley · Warfare · Nuclear · Ernest Lawrence
Electromagnetic Separation
Investigates electromagnetic methods for uranium separation.
1941, December 6th · United States of America · Honolulu · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dorothy Edgen
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
A Navy Intelligence employee says Honolulu is a target
1941, December 7th · Germany · Bir el Gobi · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel
Battle of Bir el Gobi
Withdraws to Gazala & Tobruk is relieved by the Allies
1941, December 7th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Walter von Brauchitsch
Dismissal
Brauchitsch is dismissed by Hitler who appoints himself Commander in Chief
1941, December 7th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Neil Ritchie
Capture of Tobruk
Commands the Eighth Army which captures Tobruk from Rommel
1941, December 7th · Great Britain · Tobruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Neil Ritchie
Eighth Army
Commands the Eighth Army which captures Tobruk from Rommel
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Mitsuo Fuchida
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
Leads the 1st wave of 183 planes to attack Pearl Harbour
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Chuichi Nagumo
Battle of Pearl Harbour
does not follow the battle up with an air strike & the base remains intact. Dive bombers take off from Nagumos task force 250 miles north of the US Pacific Fleet. Commands the Japanese carriers
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Mitsuo Fuchida
Tora Tora Tora Signal
Fuchida signals that tactical surprise has been achieved as the first Japanese air wave reaches Pearl Harbour.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Kazuo Sakamaki
Midget Submarine Attack
Sakamaki commands midget submarine HA-19, which fails to penetrate Pearl Harbour and later grounds on Oahu.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Kakuichi Takahashi
Dive Bombing at Pearl Harbour
Takahashi leads a first-wave dive-bomber unit against targets on Oahu during the Pearl Harbour attack.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Shigeharu Murata
Torpedo Attack at Pearl Harbour
Murata leads the first-wave torpedo attack unit against American warships at Pearl Harbour.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Shigekazu Shimazaki
Second Wave at Pearl Harbour
Shimazaki leads the second Japanese air wave against Pearl Harbour and nearby military airfields.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Shigeru Itaya
Fighter Escort at Pearl Harbour
Itaya leads Akagi's Zero fighters in the first-wave fighter component of the Pearl Harbour attack.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Akira Yokoyama
Midget Submarine Launch
Yokoyama commands HA-16, launched from submarine I-16 before the air attack on Pearl Harbour.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Shigemi Furuno
Midget Submarine Launch
Furuno commands HA-17, launched from submarine I-18 as part of the Pearl Harbour operation.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Naoji Iwasa
Midget Submarine Launch
Iwasa commands one of the five Japanese midget submarines launched for the Pearl Harbour operation.
1941, December 7th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tadashi Kasumi
Attack on USS Arizona
Kasumi commands the aircraft credited by later analysis with dropping the bomb that triggered USS Arizona's catastrophic magazine explosion.
1941, December 7th · Japan · North Pacific · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Ryunosuke Kusaka
Pearl Harbour Strike Staff
Kusaka serves as Nagumo's chief of staff while the First Air Fleet conducts the Pearl Harbour strike.
1941, December 7th · United States of America · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
The Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor sinking or damaging 18 ships. The bombing of Pearl Harbour bring the US into World War II
1941, December 7th · United States of America · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Catlett Marshall
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
Broadcasts warning messages but atmospheric conditions delay them by 10 hours
1941, December 8th · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Operation Typhoon
Reaches within 20km of Moscow before the Red Army force Model back
1941, December 8th · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Red Army
Reaches within 20km of Moscow before the Red Army force Model back
1941, December 8th · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Siege of Moscow
Reaches within 20km of Moscow before the Red Army force Model back
1941, December 8th · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Declaration of War
Announces to a Greater German Reichstag he had declared war on the US
1941, December 8th · Great Britain · Ashton-under-Lyne · Sport · Football · Geoffrey Charles Hurst
Birth of Geoffrey Charles Hurst
Birth of Geoffrey Charles Hurst
1941, December 8th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Declaration of War
Britain declares war on Japan
1941, December 8th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Invasion of Hong Kong
Japanese troops begin to attack Hong Kong
1941, December 8th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Siege of Hong Kong
Japanese troops begin to attack Hong Kong
1941, December 8th · Japan · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Invasion of Malaya
The 25th Army lands near the Thai border, immediately after Pearl Harbour
1941, December 8th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Invasion of Hong Kong
Leads the 2Third Army across the border of Japanese occupied China
1941, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Declaration of War
The USA declares War on Japan
1941, December 9th · China · Chongqing · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Chiang Kai-Shek
Formal Declaration of War on Japan
Nationalist China formally declares war on Japan after the Pacific War begins, ending the earlier undeclared legal status of the conflict.
1941, December 9th · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Konoe Fumimaro
Declaration of War
Britain, Australia & the USA declare war on Japan
1941, December 9th · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hirohito
Declaration of War
Britain, Australia & the USA declare war on Japan
1941, December 11th · Germany · Gibraltar · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Felix
Drops Operation Felix to concentrate on Russia in the Balkans
1941, December 11th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Declaration of War
Romania declares war on the USA
1941, December 11th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Declaration of War
The USA declares war on Germany
1941, December 13th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Invasion of Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Governor, Sir Mark Young, rejects a surrender demand. Reaches the waterfront of Kowloon
1941, December 15th · Great Britain · Cyrenaica · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Neil Ritchie
Capture of Cyrenaica
Commands the Eighth Army which captures Cyrenaica from Rommel
1941, December 16th · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Konoe Fumimaro
Invasion of Borneo
Japanese forces land on the coast of Borneo
1941, December 17th · Great Britain · Salisbury · Arts · Popular Music · Dave Dee
Birth of Dave Dee
Birth of Dave Dee, born David John Harman
1941, December 17th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Invasion of Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Governor, Sir Mark Young, rejects a surrender demand
1941, December 17th · United States of America · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · Military · Chester Nimitz
Commander of Pacific Fleet
Appointed Commander of the Pacific Fleet after the attack on Pearl Harbour
1941, December 17th · United States of America · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Chester Nimitz
Commander of Pacific Fleet
Appointed Commander of the Pacific Fleet after the attack on Pearl Harbour
1941, December 18th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
Manhattan Project
First meeting of the OSRD sponsored S-1 project, dedicated to developing fission weapons
1941, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
Manhattan Project
OSRD research includes radar, guided missiles and fission weapons.
1941, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Directs wartime scientific projects including radar and early-warning systems.
1941, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Vannevar Bush
S-1 Section
OSRD coordinates weapons research while radar projects expand separately.
1941, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
OSRD sponsors radar, proximity fuze and nuclear research during the war.
1941, December 19th · Germany · Wolf's Lair · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Hitler Assumes Army Command Operational Consequences
Jodl continues OKW work after Hitler personally assumes command of the German Army.
1941, December 19th · Germany · Atlantic Wall · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erwin von Witzleben
Atlantic Wall
Complains to the OKH too many troops & resources are at the Russian & Med Fronts
1941, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Government of USA · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Legislation
The Selective Service Act requires all men aged 18-64 register, men aged 20-44 are liable to conscription
1941, December 19th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Conscription
The Selective Service Act requires all men aged 18-64 register, men aged 20-44 are liable to conscription
1941, December 20th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Ernest King
Chief Naval Operations
Appointed Chief of Naval Operations
1941, December 22nd · Great Britain · Arcadia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Conference of Arcadia
Churchill travels to the US to discuss Anglo-American strategy and priorities with Roosevelt, the Arcadia conference formally endorses the Allies Germany First policy
1941, December 22nd · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
International Conference
Churchill travels to the US to discuss Anglo-American strategy and priorities with Roosevelt, the Arcadia conference formally endorses the Allies Germany First policy
1941, December 22nd · Japan · Lingayen Gulf · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Masaharu Homma
Landing on Luzon
Homma's Fourteenth Army lands its main force at Lingayen Gulf during the invasion of Luzon.
1941, December 22nd · United States of America · Arcadia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
Conference of Arcadia
Churchill travels to the US to discuss Anglo-American strategy and priorities with Roosevelt, the Arcadia conference formally endorses the Allies Germany First policy
1941, December 22nd · United States of America · Arcadia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
International Conference at Arcadia
Churchill travels to the US to discuss Anglo-American strategy and priorities with Roosevelt, the Arcadia conference formally endorses the Allies Germany First policy
1941, December 24th · United States of America · Bataan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Marshall Parker
Siege of Luzon
Transferred to Bataan to deny the Japanese the control of Luzon
1941, December 25th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Mark Young
Capture of Hong Kong
Surrenders Hong Kong to the Japanese
1941, December 25th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tadayoshi Sano
Capture of Hong Kong
Leads the principal assault in the Japanese capture of Hong Kong
1941, December 25th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Takashi Sakai
Capture of Hong Kong
Sakai accepts the collapse of organized British resistance as Hong Kong surrenders on Christmas Day.
1941, December 26th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Capture of Hong Kong
Japan accepts the surrender of Hong Kong
1941, December 26th · Great Britain · Lofoten Island · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Invasion of Lofoten Island
Britain launches Operation Archery, a commando attack against the Lofoten Island off Norway
1941, December 26th · Great Britain · Lofoten Island · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Archery
Britain launches Operation Archery, a commando attack against the Lofoten Island off Norway
1941, December 26th · Italy · Rome · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Aldo Vidussoni
Party Secretary
Aldo Vidussoni becomes secretary of the National Fascist Party.
1941, December 26th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Capture of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is surrendered to the Japanese
1941, December 26th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Invasion of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is surrendered to the Japanese
1941, December 26th · Japan · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Taikaishi Sakai
Siege of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is surrendered to the Japanese
1941, December 27th · Australia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · John Joseph Ambrose Curtin
Alliance United States and Great Britain
Announces Australia has the USA as its major ally after British defeat at Singapore
1941, December 27th · Australia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · John Joseph Ambrose Curtin
Announces Australia has the USA as its major ally
Announces Australia has the USA as its major ally after British defeat at Singapore
1941, December 27th · Great Britain · Lofoten Island · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Invasion of Norway
A 2nd landing on Lofoten Island reinforces Hitler's belief that Britain is planning to invade Norway
1941, December 27th · Great Britain · Lofoten Island · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Archery
A 2nd landing on Lofoten Island reinforces Hitler's belief that Britain is planning to invade Norway
1941, December 31st · Great Britain · Govan · Sport · Football · Alexander Chapman Ferguson
Birth of Alexander Chapman Ferguson
Birth of Alexander Chapman Ferguson
1941, December · China · Chongqing · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Chiang Kai-Shek
Supreme Commander of China Theater
Assumes the role of Supreme Commander of the China Theater as China becomes a formal Allied belligerent in the wider Pacific War.
1941, December · Germany · Warfare · Military · Guenther Hans von Kluge
Commander of Army Group Centre
Appointed Commander Army Group Centre
1941, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Mediterranean Strategic Coordination Continues
Jodl's staff continues coordinating German commitments in the Mediterranean and Balkans.
1941, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
OKW Multi Theatre Operations Role Consolidated
Jodl's operations staff increasingly directs theatres outside the main Eastern Front.
1941, December · Germany · Wolf's Lair · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Winter Eastern Front Crisis Briefings
Jodl participates in high-level briefings as German forces face the Soviet winter counteroffensive.
1941, December · Germany · Atlantic Wall · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erwin von Witzleben
Atlantic Wall
Orders the construction of coastal defences in Northwest France
1941, December · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fedor von Bock
Invasion of Russia
Admits there is no hope of "strategic success" after the failure to capture Moscow
1941, December · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fedor von Bock
Siege of Moscow
Forced back 100 miles to avoid Russian encirclement. Admits there is no hope of "strategic success" after the failure to capture Moscow
1941, December · Germany · Kalinin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Operation Typhoon
Model must fight to keep the bridgeheads on the Volga near Kalinin
1941, December · Germany · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Operation Typhoon
The assault on Moscow is resumed. Model captures the bridges of the Moscow reservoirs in support of the 4th Army
1941, December · Germany · Kalinin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Siege of Moscow
Model must fight to keep the bridgeheads on the Volga near Kalinin
1941, December · Germany · Atlantic Wall · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Atlantic Wall
Orders the construction of the Atlantic Wall, from Norway to the Spanish border
1941, December · Germany · Kerch · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Kerch
The Russians capture the Kerch penisnsula. Hitler has General Count von Sponeck court-martialled
1941, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Court Martial
Hitler has General Count von Sponeck court-martialled
1941, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Trial
Hitler has General Count von Sponeck court-martialled
1941, December · Great Britain · Science · Medicine · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Health of Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Churchill has a heart attack just after the US enters the war, it is kept a secret
1941, December · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Commander of South Eastern Army
Appointed Commander of South Eastern Army, a promotion
1941, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · David Stirling
SAS
The Special Air Service destroys 90 enemy transport & other aircraft
1941, December · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Hong Kong
The Japanese bomg Hong Kong
1941, December · Great Britain · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
Germany declares war on the US & the US enters the war
1941, December · Great Britain · Singapore · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Singapore
The Japanese bomg Singapore
1941, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Visit to To Canada
Pays a visit to Canada
1941, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Commander of South Eastern Army
Appointed Commander of South Eastern Army, a promotion
1941, December · Great Britain · South East England · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
South Eastern Army Readiness Programme
Raises training standards across South Eastern Army while maintaining responsibility for coastal defence.
1941, December · Italy · Warfare · Military · Aldo Vidussoni
Party Secretary
Appointed Party Secretary of the Fascist Party
1941, December · Japan · Warfare · Military · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Commander of 25th Army
Appointed Commander of the 25th Army
1941, December · Japan · Kota Baharu · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Battle of Kota Baharu
Lands at Kota Baharu during the invasion of Thailand
1941, December · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Commander of 25th Army
Appointed Commander of the 25th Army
1941, December · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Invasion of Malaya
Commands an invasion of nothern Malaya
1941, December · Japan · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Invasion of Thailand
Commands an invasion of Thailand
1941, December · United States of America · Warfare · Military · George Marshall Parker
Major General
Appointed Major General
1941, December · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Conference of Washington
Declares, "When Germany is defeated, the collapse of Italy & Japan will follow"
1941, December · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Marshall Parker
Major General
Appointed Major General
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Economy · Welfare · William Henry Beveridge
Beveridge Report
Beveridge proposes comprehensive social insurance against major causes of poverty.
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Report
The Beveridge scheme for compulsory social insurance is announced
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Wartime Coalition · William Beveridge
Beveridge Report
Publishes Social Insurance and Allied Services.
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Wartime Coalition · William Beveridge
Comprehensive Health Proposal
Calls for comprehensive health services in postwar reconstruction.
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Government · Wartime Coalition · William Beveridge
Five Giants
Frames Want, Disease, Ignorance, Squalor and Idleness as postwar challenges.
1942, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Aneurin Bevan
Beveridge Report
Supports ambitious implementation of postwar social reform.
1942, December 2nd · Hungary · Chicago · Science · Nuclear Power · Leo Szilard
Chicago Pile-1 Chain Reaction
Participates in the Chicago Pile-1 experiment proving a controlled self-sustaining neutron chain reaction.
1942, December 2nd · Hungary · Chicago · Science · Physics · Leo Szilard
First Nuclear Chain Reaction
A uranium and graphite pile achieves the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction.
1942, December 2nd · Hungary · Chicago · Science · Technology · Eugene Paul Wigner
1st Nuclear Reactor
Present at the opening of the 1st nuclear reactor at the University of Chicago
1942, December 2nd · Hungary · Chicago · Warfare · Nuclear · Eugene Paul Wigner
Nuclear Power
Sees the opening of the first nuclear reactor in a squash court at the Univ of Chicago
1942, December 2nd · Italy · Chicago · Science · Nuclear Power · Enrico Fermi
Chicago Pile-1 Criticality
Directs Chicago Pile-1 as it achieves the first controlled self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction beneath the stands of Stagg Field at the University of Chicago.
1942, December 4th · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Guido Boselli
Command of Pasubio
Boselli assumes command of the Pasubio Division during the deteriorating winter situation on the Don.
1942, December 6th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Samir Rifai
Conclusion of First Ministerial Appointment
Al-Rifai’s service as minister of interior and education in the fourth Abu al-Huda government ended on this date. His initial cabinet tenure had begun in July 1941.
1942, December 8th · United States of America · Guadalcanal · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alexander McCarrell Patch
Battle of Guadalcanal
Given command of all US forces in the campaign in Guadalcanal
1942, December 9th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Willi Langkeit
Medal
Awarded the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross
1942, December 9th · Germany · Tunis · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Walter Kurt Josef Nehring
Siege of Tunis
Joins up with Rommel to defend Tunis with his newly created XC Corps
1942, December 11th · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Gabriele Nasci
Soviet Attacks on Alpine Sector
Nasci's Alpine Corps begins facing renewed Soviet attacks against its sector on the Don.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Battle of Stalingrad
Sets the Panzers rolling to relieve Paulus trapped 6th Army. Manstein is 30 miles away from Stalingrad
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Stalingrad
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov.During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn".
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Stalingrad
Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Stalingrad
The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army. A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Stalingrad
The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn".
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army. A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Russia
The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Case Blue
During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn".
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Case Blue
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Case Blue
Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Case Blue
The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army. A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Case Blue
The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Little Saturn
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov. During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn". The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Uranus
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov. During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn". The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Winter Storm
A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began. Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out. The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Red Army
Following the success of Operation Uranus, the Red Army began Operation Saturn, to cut off Army Group A and all troops east of Rostov. During the German relief operation at Stalingrad, Soviet forces had been redeployed, lesser objectives substituted, and the operation renamed "Little Saturn".
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Red Army
The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Red Army
The attack fell on Eighth Italian Army and the remnants of 3rd Romanian Army, and led to the destruction of most of Eighth Army.
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Siege of Stalingrad
A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began. Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out. The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 12th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Sixth Army
A relief operation called Operation Winter Storm began. Spearheaded by some of the first Tiger tanks, the offensive got within 48 km (30 mi) of the southern 6th Army front, but the Germans made no attempt to break out. The failure was followed by a siege that lasted for almost three months, during which 6th Army was destroyed
1942, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · David Dave Clark
Birth of David Dave Clark
Birth of David Dave Clark
1942, December 16th · Iceland · Government · Government of Iceland · Bjorn Porbarson
Prime Minister of Iceland
Appointed Prime Minister of Iceland
1942, December 16th · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Bjorn Thordarson
Bjorn Thordarson Government
Begins the Bjorn Thordarson Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1942, December 16th · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Olafur Thors
First Olafur Thors Government
The First Olafur Thors Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1942, December 16th · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Italo Gariboldi
Soviet Winter Offensive
Gariboldi's 8th Army is struck by the Soviet offensive later known as Operation Little Saturn, breaking key sectors of the Don front.
1942, December 21st · Bolivia · Catavi · Government · Government of Bolivia · Enrique Penaranda Castillo
Catavi Massacre
Government forces kill striking miners and civilians during the Catavi Massacre.
1942, December 21st · Germany · Myshkova · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Sixth Army
Blocked on the Myshkova by the 2nd Guards Army, the German 6th Army cannot break out
1942, December 21st · Germany · Myshkova · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Winter Storm
Blocked on the Myshkova by the 2nd Guards Army, the German 6th Army cannot break out
1942, December 21st · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Winter Storm
Leads Opeartion Winter Storm to support Field Marshal Paulus
1942, December 24th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jean Francois Darlan
Assassination of Jean Francois Darlan
Assassination of the Vichy leader in north Africa
1942, December 24th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jean Francois Darlan
Death of Jean Francois Darlan
Death of Jean Francois Darlan, assassinated
1942, December 24th · France · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jean Francois Darlan
Vichy Government
Assassination of the Vichy leader in north Africa
1942, December 25th · Germany · Kotelnikov · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Herman Hoth
Battle of Stalingrad
Zhukov drives Hoths army back across Kotelnikov
1942, December 25th · Germany · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Friedrich von Paulus
Battle of Stalingrad
Zhukov drives the Germans back from the north & sth. Supply lines can no longer reach Paulus on land
1942, December 25th · Russia · Stalingrad · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov
Battle of Stalingrad
Zhukov drives the German forces in the north beyond the Chir & Aksay. Zhukov drives Hoths army back across Kotelnikov
1942, December 26th · United States of America · New Orleans · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lee Harvey Oswald
Bethlehem Childrens Home Admission
Oswald entered the Bethlehem Children's Home on December 26, 1942, and remained there for about thirteen months.
1942, December 28th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Full Production Programme Approval
Roosevelt approves detailed plans for full-scale production facilities and atomic-weapon development.
1942, December 30th · Germany · Barents Sea · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erich Raeder
Battle of Barents Sea
Defeated in battle & later forced to resign by Hitler
1942, December · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Hans Frank
Concentration Camps
85% of Polish Jews have been transported to concentration camps
1942, December · Germany · Warfare · Military · Friedrich von Paulus
Commander of 6th Army
Appointed Commander of the 6th Army
1942, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Friedrich von Paulus
Commander of 6th Army
Appointed Commander of the 6th Army
1942, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hans-Gustav Felber
Invasion of France
The Army Felber is given the responsibility for the occupation of the Medierranean
1942, December · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Health Reform
The Beveridge scheme for compulsory social insurance is announced
1942, December · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Reform of Government
The Beveridge scheme for compulsory social insurance is announced
1942, December · Great Britain · Bletchley Park · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alan Mathison Turing
United States Cryptographic Mission
Leaves Britain for the United States to assist cooperation on high-speed Bombe development and secure communications.
1942, December · Great Britain · Bletchley Park · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Caroline Rowett
Enigma Machine
Works in the Naval Section's U-boat watch as renewed Enigma decrypts begin arriving after the December Shark break.
1942, December · Great Britain · Bletchley Park · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hugh Alexander
Enigma Machine
Helps restore reading of four-rotor U-boat Enigma as Hut 8 breaks Shark again in December.
1942, December · Great Britain · Bletchley Park · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Shaun Wylie
Enigma Machine
Contributes to the December recovery of four-rotor Shark, ending a prolonged Naval Enigma blackout.
1942, December · Italy · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Battle of Pearl Harbour
Japan informs Mussolini they are about to attack the US, Mussolini offers full support
1942, December · Italy · Pearl Harbour · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Bombing of Pearl Harbour
Japan informs Mussolini they will attack the US, Mussolini offers his full support
1942, December · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Emilio Battisti
Defence of the Don
Battisti's Cuneense holds positions on the northern Italian front while the wider ARMIR line begins to collapse farther south.
1942, December · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Umberto Ricagno
Defence of the Don
Ricagno's Julia remains committed on the Don as Soviet pressure intensifies against the Italian 8th Army.
1942, December · Italy · Don River · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Luigi Reverberi
Defence of the Don
Reverberi's Tridentina maintains its Alpine Corps positions while Soviet operations threaten the flanks of the Italian deployment.
1942, December · United States of America · New York · Science · Technology · Percival C. Keith
Kellex Gaseous Diffusion Programme
Kellex is organised to design the gaseous-diffusion plant, with Percival Keith directing work on plant engineering and diffusion barriers.
1942, December · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Four Hundred Million Dollar Estimate
Roosevelt approves a greatly increased Manhattan Project cost estimate of about 400 million dollars submitted through Vannevar Bush.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony Eden
Questions Curzon Comparison
Eden challenges Molotov's claim that the 1939 Soviet frontier and the Curzon Line are identical, noting meaningful differences between them.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
British Guarantee of Iranian Sovereignty Signed
Churchill commits Britain to respect Iran's political independence and territorial integrity after wartime cooperation.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Final Tehran Negotiations Continue
Churchill joins prolonged final discussions covering military conclusions and political declarations.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Overlord and Southern France Agreement
Churchill accepts the agreed plan for Overlord in 1944 together with a supporting operation against southern France.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Southern France Supporting Operation Confirmed
Churchill accepts a supporting operation against southern France, subject to the availability of landing craft.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Tehran Conference Concludes with Big Three Unity
Churchill leaves the summit with agreement on coordinated 1944 operations and continued three-power cooperation.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Tehran Declaration Signed
Churchill signs the declaration stating that the Allies have concerted their plans for the destruction of German forces.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Turkey Entry into War Judged Desirable
Churchill joins the conclusion that Allied strategy would benefit if Turkey entered the war before the end of 1943.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Churchill
Requests Polish Frontier Formula
Churchill asks Stalin for a workable frontier formula that Britain could take back to the Polish Government in London.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Churchill
Western Compensation for Poland
Churchill proposes shifting Poland westward, compensating eastern territorial losses with German lands including parts of East Prussia and territory toward the Oder.
1943, December 1st · Great Britain · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alan Francis Brooke Brooke, 1st
Allied Cover Plan Coordination Agreed
Brooke's delegation joins the agreement to coordinate deception plans intended to mislead Germany about forthcoming operations.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov
Compares 1939 Frontier to Curzon Line
Molotov tells the Allied leaders that the Soviet frontier established in 1939 is, in his view, essentially the Curzon Line.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Final Day of Tehran Conference
Stalin joins the final discussions as the three powers complete their military conclusions and political declarations.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Final Soviet Negotiating Session
Stalin participates in the final negotiating sessions as the three governments complete their agreements.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Polish Frontier Discussion at Tehran
Stalin discusses moving Poland's eastern frontier toward the Curzon Line while compensating Poland with territory farther west.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Soviet Guarantee of Iranian Sovereignty Signed
Stalin accepts the tripartite pledge preserving Iran as a sovereign state after the war.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Soviet Response to Bulgarian Attack on Turkey Stated
Stalin states that the Soviet Union would enter war with Bulgaria if Bulgaria attacked Turkey after Turkish entry against Germany.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Soviet Support for Overlord Coordination
Stalin confirms Soviet support for Overlord and promises a major Soviet offensive to help prevent German reinforcement of France.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Soviet Supporting Offensive Commitment Confirmed
Stalin confirms that Soviet forces will attack around the time of Overlord to hinder German troop transfers westward.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Yugoslav Partisan Support Agreement Confirmed
Stalin joins the agreement to provide Yugoslav Partisans with supplies, equipment and commando support.
1943, December 1st · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Accepts Curzon Line in Principle
Stalin says he could accept the Curzon Line as the Soviet-Polish frontier if the Soviet Union receives northern East Prussia including Konigsberg.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Churchill & Kai-Shek demand Japans unconditional surrender
Roosevelt, Churchill & Kai-Shek demand Japans unconditional surrender. Roosevelt, Churchill & Kai-Shek demand Japans return to its 1894 boundaries
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Catlett Marshall
Tripartite Staff Coordination Agreement Completed
The conference concludes that American, British and Soviet military staffs should maintain close contact over forthcoming European operations.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Declaration Regarding Iran Signed
Roosevelt signs the declaration supporting Iran's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Final Leaders Session Begins at Noon
Roosevelt meets Churchill, Stalin and senior advisers for the final day of conference negotiations.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Final Tehran Communique Agreed
Roosevelt agrees the final communiqué with Churchill and Stalin after the last conference discussions.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Overlord May 1944 Timing Confirmed
Roosevelt confirms agreement that Operation Overlord will be launched in May 1944.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Overlord and Southern France Agreement
Roosevelt accepts the coordinated plan for Overlord and a supporting operation against southern France in 1944.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Polish-Soviet Relations
Roosevelt opens the Tehran political discussion by hoping Polish-Soviet relations can be restored before final decisions on disputed frontier questions.
1943, December 1st · United States of America · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Tehran Declaration Signed
Roosevelt signs the joint declaration confirming Allied agreement on coordinated military operations against Germany.
1943, December 2nd · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Conscription
Hitler orders the conscription of youth for active service
1943, December 2nd · Great Britain · Government · Naional Coalition · Ernest Bevin
Conscription
Bevin announces conscription to coal mines
1943, December 2nd · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Conference of Moscow
Final day of the Moscow Conference
1943, December 3rd · Germany · Leipzig · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Bombing of Leipzig
The RAF bomb Leipzig, 1,500 killed & 40,000 homeless
1943, December 3rd · Great Britain · Leipzig · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Arthur Travers Harris Harris, 1st
Bombing of Leipzig
The RAF bomb Leipzig, 1,500 killed & 40,000 homeless
1943, December 4th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Declaration of War
Bolivia declares war on the Axis powers
1943, December 4th · Yugoslavia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Constitution of Yugoslavia
Tito establishes a provisional Government at liberated Jajce, in Bosnia-Herzegovina
1943, December 4th · Yugoslavia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Government
Tito establishes a provisional Government at liberated Jajce, in Bosnia-Herzegovina
1943, December 4th · Yugoslavia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Provisional Government
Tito establishes a provisional Government at liberated Jajce, in Bosnia-Herzegovina
1943, December 5th · Yugoslavia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Independence of Yugoslavia
The Yugoslav Government in Cairo repudiates Titos provisional Government
1943, December 5th · Yugoslavia · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Provisional Government
The Yugoslav Government in Cairo repudiates Titos provisional Government
1943, December 5th · Yugoslavia · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslav Government in Cairo repudiates Titos provisional Government
The Yugoslav Government in Cairo repudiates Titos provisional Government
1943, December 6th · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Conference of Cairo
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
International Agreement at Cairo
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Overlord
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · Turkey · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Ismet Inonu
Diplomatic Negotiations
Involved in talks with Roosevelt & Churchill
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Allied Expeditionary Force
Churchill & Roosevelt agree General Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the invasion of Europe
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Operation Overlord
Churchill & Roosevelt agree General Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the invasion of Europe
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Commander
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
Conference of Cairo
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
International Agreement at Cairo
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 6th · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
Operation Overlord
Churchill & Roosevelt agree Gen Eisenhower will command Allied forces for the planned invasion of Europe, Eisenhowers appointment as Supreme Commander, Allied Expeditionary Force, publicly announced by Roosevelt
1943, December 8th · Italy · Northern Italy · Government · Fascist Party · Renato Ricci
Republican National Guard
Becomes commander of the Republican National Guard created by the Italian Social Republic.
1943, December 8th · Italy · Northern Italy · Warfare · Military · Renato Ricci
Republican National Guard Formed
Takes command of the new Republican National Guard formed from Fascist and security organizations.
1943, December 8th · Italy · Montelungo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Vincenzo Dapino
Battle of Montelungo
Leads the First Motorized Group in its first major combat action against German forces at Montelungo.
1943, December 8th · United States of America · Melbourne · Arts · Popular Music · James Douglas "Jim" Morrison
Birth of James Douglas Jim
Birth of James Douglas "Jim", Melbourne, Florida, son of Admiral George Stephen Morrison
1943, December 8th · United States of America · Melbourne · Arts · Popular Music · James Douglas Morrison Jim
Birth of Jim Morrison
Birth of Doors vocalist Jim Morrison.
1943, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Henrik Carl Peter Dam
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discovering vitamin K.
1943, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Henrik Carl Peter Dam
Vitamin K Discovery Recognition
Receives recognition for research connecting nutrition with blood coagulation.
1943, December 10th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Germany
German troops occupy Rome
1943, December 10th · Germany · Rome · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Rome
German troops occupy Rome
1943, December 11th · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Catlett Marshall
Operation Anvil
Directs Commanders to divert as many LCS carriers as possible to Overlord & Anvil
1943, December 11th · United States of America · Normandy · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Catlett Marshall
Operation Overlord
Directs Commanders to divert as many LCS carriers as possible to Overlord & Anvil
1943, December 15th · Germany · River Dnieper · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Retreat
Manstein persuades Hitler to order a retreat behind the River Dnieper
1943, December 15th · Germany · River Dnieper · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Retreat
Manstein persuades Hitler to order a retreat behind the River Dnieper
1943, December 15th · Spain · Madrid · Sport · Football · Santiago Bernabeu
Real Madrid Presidency
Becomes president and begins a transformative period in Real Madrid's institutional history.
1943, December 16th · Germany · Split · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Split
Partisans capture Split in Yugoslavia
1943, December 16th · Italy · Montelungo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Vincenzo Dapino
Second Montelungo Attack
Leads renewed Italian attacks at Montelungo as co-belligerent forces prove their commitment against Germany.
1943, December 16th · Yugoslavia · Split · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josip Broz Tito
Capture of Split
Partisans capture Split in Yugoslavia
1943, December 17th · Russia · Bryansk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Capture of Bryansk
Stalin announces the Russian capture of Bryansk
1943, December 18th · Great Britain · Dartford · Arts · Popular Music · Keith Richards
Birth of Keith Richards
Birth of Keith Richards, later guitarist and songwriter of the Rolling Stones.
1943, December 19th · Germany · Hamburg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Bombing of Hamburg
The British Air Ministry announces that Hamburg lies in ruins
1943, December 19th · Great Britain · Hamburg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Bombing of Hamburg
The British Air Ministry announces that Hamburg lies in ruins
1943, December 20th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Gualberto Villarroel Lopez
Coup
Villarroel joins military and MNR conspirators in overthrowing Penaranda.
1943, December 20th · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia · Gualberto Villarroel Lopez
President of Bolivia
Villarroel assumes leadership of Bolivia after the December military coup.
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Jumbo Wilson
Supreme Commander
Appointed Supreme Commander of the Mediterranean
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · English Channel, The · Warfare · Military · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Commander of Army Group Twenty One
Appointed Commander of the 21 Army Group
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jumbo Wilson
Supreme Commander
Appointed Supreme Commander of the Mediterranean
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Twenty First Army Group Appointment Confirmed
Is appointed to command 21st Army Group for the coming Allied invasion of north-west Europe.
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · English Channel, The · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Commander of Army Group Twenty One
Appointed Commander of the 21 Army Group
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
D-Day
Appointed Commander of the 21 Army Group to open a "2nd front" on D-Day
1943, December 24th · Great Britain · English Channel, The · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
D-Day
Appointed to open a "2nd front" across the Channel for D-Day
1943, December 25th · Germany · Smolensk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Smolensk
Russians captue Smolensk
1943, December 25th · Great Britain · Government · Coalition Government · John Anderson
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1st term
1943, December 25th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George VI
Broadcast
Speaks with assurance of, "our coming victory"
1943, December 25th · Russia · Roslavl · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Capture of Roslavl
Russians captue Roslavl
1943, December 25th · Russia · Smolensk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Capture of Smolensk
Russians captue Smolensk
1943, December 27th · Germany · Temyruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Capture of Temyruk
Russians capture Temyruk, the last held German port on the Black Sea
1943, December 27th · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Pact between Germany, Italy and Japan
Germany & Japan recognze Mussolinis Government of the 3rd anniversary of their Pact
1943, December 27th · Russia · Temyruk · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jospeh Stalin
Capture of Temyruk
Russians capture Temyruk, the last held German port on the Black Sea
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Tavistock · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Quaife
Birth of Peter Quaife
Birth of Kinks bassist Peter Quaife.
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Battle of Normandy
47 divisions are committed to the Battle of Normandy: 19 British, 5 Canadian, 21 US & 1 Free French
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Free French
Following Eisenhowers and Montgomerys revisions it is expanded to landings by 5 divisions and airborne descents by 3 divisions, in total, 47 divisions would be committed to the Battle of Normandy: 19 British, 5 Canadian, 21 US & 1 Free French
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Operation Overlord
47 divisions are committed to the Battle of Normandy: 19 British, 5 Canadian, 21 US & 1 Free French
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Overlord
Eisenhower & Montgomerry insist that the scale of the invasion be expanded, to prevent the invaders being restricted to a narrow beachhead, with insufficient room to land follow-up formations, delaying Overlord to June. Eisenhower & Montgomerry both first see the COSSAC plan on 31 December 1943 at Marrakech in Morroco, in a conference with Winston Churchill
1943, December 31st · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Operation Postage Able
In December 1943, Operation Postage Able used an X-craft to collect suitable data for all of the Normandy beaches
1943, December 31st · United States of America · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Free French
Following Eisenhowers and Montgomerys revisions it is expanded to landings by 5 divisions and airborne descents by 3 divisions, in total, 47 divisions would be committed to the Battle of Normandy: 19 British, 5 Canadian, 21 US & 1 Free French
1943, December 31st · United States of America · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Operation Overlord
In December 1943, Operation Postage Able used an X-craft to collect suitable data for all of the Normandy beaches. Following Eisenhowers and Montgomerys revisions it is expanded to landings by 5 divisions and airborne descents by 3 divisions, in total, 47 divisions would be committed to the Battle of Normandy: 19 British, 5 Canadian, 21 US & 1 Free French
1943, December 31st · United States of America · Marrakech · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Operation Postage Able
In December 1943, Operation Postage Able used an X-craft to collect suitable data for all of the Normandy beaches
1943, December · Denmark · Los Alamos · Science · Physics · Aage Niels Bohr
Manhattan Project Scientific Assistant
Accompanies Niels Bohr to Los Alamos and works as his assistant and secretary while sharing discussions connected with fission physics and the Manhattan Project.
1943, December · Denmark · Los Alamos · Science · Physics · Niels Henrik David Bohr
Los Alamos Scientific Consultant
Arrives at Los Alamos with Aage Bohr as a consultant, using the security name Nicholas Baker while advising scientists working on nuclear-fission weapon physics.
1943, December · Germany · River Dneiper · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist
Capture of River Dneiper
Soviet forces trap 650,000 German troops in the Crimea
1943, December · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist
Operation Barbarossa
Soviet forces surround the mouth of the Dneiper
1943, December · Germany · Crimea · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Paul Ludwig Ewald von Kleist
Operation Barbarossa
Soviet forces surrond 650,000 German troops in the Crimea
1943, December · Germany · Normandy · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Operation Overlord
Says that "if they attack int westthat attack will decide the war"
1943, December · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature · George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair
As I Please
Begins the As I Please column for Tribune.
1943, December · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature · George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair
Tribune
Becomes literary editor of Tribune.
1943, December · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Conference of Cairo
Proposes sending 2 Divisions to south France as a diversion to Overlord
1943, December · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Anvil
Proposes sending 2 Divisions to south France as a diversion to Overlord
1943, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Buccaneer
Gets some LCTs from Burma against the Japanese for use in Operation Overlord
1943, December · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Operation Overlord
Gets some LCTs from Burma against the Japanese for use in Operation Overlord
1943, December · Great Britain · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Oliver William Hargreaves Leese
Suez Canal
Takes command of the Eighth Army after the North African campaign has protected Egypt and the Suez Canal.
1943, December · Italy · Los Alamos · Science · Physics · Emilio Gino Segre
Uranium-235 Spontaneous Fission Measurement
Segre measures a lower-than-expected spontaneous-fission rate for uranium-235, easing design requirements for the uranium gun weapon.
1943, December · Italy · Southern Italy · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Giovanni Messe
Co-belligerent Army Development
Supports the development of Italian formations intended to fight German forces alongside the Allies.
1943, December · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Independence of Iran
The 3 powers at the Tehran Conference agree to a post-war independent Iran
1943, December · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Independence of Russia
The 3 powers at the Tehran Conference agree to a post-war independent Iran
1943, December · Russia · Tehran · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Rule of Poland
The 3 powers at the Tehran Conference move Polands frontiers westward
1943, December · United States of America · Oak Ridge · Science · Nuclear Power · Arthur Holly Compton
X-10 Plutonium Chemical Separation
Chemical separation of reactor-produced plutonium begins using irradiated fuel from the X-10 Graphite Reactor.
1943, December · United States of America · Oak Ridge · Science · Technology · Leslie Richard Groves
Y-12 Racetrack Rebuild
After repeated failures to operate the first Alpha racetrack reliably, Y-12 is shut down for major equipment rebuilding.
1943, December · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · Military · Dwight David Eisenhower
Operation Overlord
Appointed Supreme Allied Commander for Operation Overlord
1943, December · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · Military · Dwight David Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Commander
Appointed Supreme Allied Commander for Operation Overlord
1943, December · United States of America · Cairo · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Commander
Appointed Supreme Allied Commander for Operation Overlord at the Cairo Conference
1944, December 1st · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Tomas Arciszewski
Prime Minister of Poland
Appointed Prime Minister of Poland
1944, December 1st · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · John Densmore
Birth of John Densmore
Birth of John Densmore
1944, December 2nd · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Battle of Bulge
At a conference Model presses for the "small solution", Hitler refuses
1944, December 3rd · Great Britain · Monte Carlo · House · House of Windsor · Philip
Death of Philip
Death of Andrew, Prince Philips father
1944, December 3rd · Greece · Monte Carlo · House · House of Battenburg · Andrew
Death of Andrew
Death of Andrew, Prince Philips father
1944, December 7th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery
Maastricht Conference
Presents his assessment of the northern Allied front at Maastricht.
1944, December 7th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery
Northern Offensive Proposal
Argues for concentrating resources on a powerful northern offensive.
1944, December 7th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Radescu
Radescu Government
Radescu becomes prime minister and resists expanding communist control.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Conference of Maastricht
Insists that the advance into the Rhine be on a broad front
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Omar Nelson Bradley
Maastricht Conference
Represents the principal American army group during the strategy meeting.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Omar Nelson Bradley
Western Front Strategy
Supports continued operations by American armies across a broad front.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jacob Loucks Devers
Maastricht Conference
Reports on Allied operations advancing from southern France toward Germany.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Jacob Loucks Devers
Southern Front Coordination
Coordinates the southern army group's role in the wider Allied strategy.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Broad Front Strategy
Maintains his broad-front approach for the continuing Allied advance.
1944, December 7th · United States of America · Maastricht · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Maastricht Conference
Meets senior Allied commanders to review operations toward the Rhine.
1944, December 8th · Poland · Los Alamos · Science · Physics · Joseph Rotblat
Manhattan Project Resignation
Rotblat leaves the Manhattan Project after concluding that Germany is no longer developing an atomic bomb threat requiring his participation.
1944, December 9th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Raises Batum or Yalta as Venues
Identifies Batum or Yalta as possible locations for the forthcoming meeting with Churchill and Stalin.
1944, December 13th · United States of America · Metz · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Capture of Metz
Captures Metz
1944, December 13th · United States of America · Schmidt Dam · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Omar Nelson Bradley
Capture of Schmidt Dam
Launches an offensive for the Schmidt Dam to stop the Germans flooding the Roer Valley
1944, December 14th · Japan · Luzon · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Defense of Luzon
Yamashita organizes a prolonged defense of Luzon after concluding that the main American invasion will strike the island.
1944, December 14th · United States of America · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · W. Averell Harriman
Attempts Mediterranean Venue Compromise
Attempts to persuade Stalin to travel to a Mediterranean location rather than remain on the Soviet Black Sea coast.
1944, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Churchill
Public Support for Curzon Line
Churchill publicly defends the Curzon Line as the basis for Poland's eastern frontier while arguing that Poland should receive substantial compensation from Germany.
1944, December 15th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Glenn Miller
Death of Glenn Miller
Death of Glenn Miller, disappears over the Channel
1944, December 15th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Coordinates Polish Question with Churchill
Seeks British coordination before asking Stalin to delay action on recognition of the Lublin Committee.
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Karl Rudolf von Rundstedt
Battle of Bulge
The Germans advance 50 miles, the Bulge. 16 Dec-28 Jan, a final offensive in the Ardennes 3 German armies attack 4 US divisions
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hasso von Manteuffel
Battle of Bulge
First day of operations to split the Allies & cut off from their supplies
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Sepp Dietrich
Battle of Bulge
1st day of operations to split the Allies & cut off their supplies
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hasso von Brandenberger
Battle of Bulge
1st day of operations to split the Allies & cut off their supplies
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Bulge
An offensive orderred by Hitler to split the British & Americans & drive for Antwerp. 16 Dec-28 Jan, Hitler's "watch on the Rhine"
1944, December 16th · Germany · Wolf's Lair · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Ardennes Offensive Launch Monitored
Jodl's OKW staff monitors the opening of the German offensive in the Ardennes.
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Battle of Bulge
The closest the Germans get to Antwerp is Dinant, well to the east of the Maas. Ordered by Hitler, Model prefers just to take out the US salient at Aachen
1944, December 16th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Siege of Antwerp
The closest the Germans get to Antwerp is Dinant, well to the east of the Maas
1944, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Supports Delay on Polish Recognition
Supports Roosevelt's proposal that Stalin postpone a decision on Poland until the three leaders meet.
1944, December 16th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Battle of Bulge
16 Dec-28 Jan, leads the 3rd Army across France & into Germany
1944, December 16th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Third Army
16 Dec-28 Jan, leads the 3rd Army across France & into Germany
1944, December 17th · United States of America · Hanford · Science · Nuclear Power · Leslie Richard Groves
Hanford D Reactor Criticality
Hanford's D Reactor reaches criticality with sufficient excess reactivity to overcome fission-product poisoning.
1944, December 17th · United States of America · Malmedy · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Theodore Roosevelt
Massacre
The killing of 80 US GIs by the SS leads Roosevelt to demand an international trial
1944, December 18th · United States of America · Bastogne · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bastogne
Holds Bastogne when it is besieged by the Germans
1944, December 18th · United States of America · Bastogne · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bulge
Commands US 101 Airborne Div & Combat Command B US 10th Armoured Division at Bastogne
1944, December 19th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bulge
Arrives with the 101st Airborne Division at Bastogne to check the 5th Panzer Army
1944, December 19th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Dwight David Eisenhower
Battle of Bulge
The Allies are take by surprise, Eisenhower commits the 82nd & 101st Airborne Divs
1944, December 19th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Battle of Bulge
Turns 90 degrees north to attack the German southern flank. Halts the 3rd Armys advance into the Saar
1944, December 19th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Matthew Ridgway
Battle of Bulge
Sent as a reinforcement to bolster the northern flank
1944, December 20th · Great Britain · Belgium · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
US First and Ninth Armies Placed under Montgomery
Temporarily receives operational control of US First and Ninth Armies during the Ardennes crisis.
1944, December 20th · United States of America · Versailles · Warfare · Military · Dwight David Eisenhower
Promotion to General of the Army
Promoted to the five-star rank of General of the Army.
1944, December 22nd · Great Britain · Cambridge · Science · Astronomy · Arthur Stanley Eddington
Death of Arthur Stanley Eddington
Death of Arthur Eddington
1944, December 22nd · Hungary · Government · Government of Hungary · Bela Miklos
Government
Forms a Provisional Government based at Debrecen
1944, December 22nd · Hungary · Government · Government of Hungary · Bela Miklos
Prime Minister of Hungary
Appointed Prime Minister of Hungary
1944, December 22nd · Hungary · Government · Government of Hungary · Bela Miklos
Provisional Government
Forms a Provisional Government based at Debrecen
1944, December 22nd · United States of America · Los Alamos · Warfare · Nuclear · William Sterling Parsons
First Fat Man Assembly
The first full Fat Man bomb assembly is completed for handling and airdrop practice, before nuclear material and final explosive lenses are available.
1944, December 22nd · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Battle of Bulge
Launches an attack on Bastogne
1944, December 22nd · Vietnam · Cao Bang · Warfare · Viet Minh · Vo Nguyen Giap
Viet Minh Army
Creates the armed nucleus that becomes the Vietnam People's Army
1944, December 22nd · Vietnam · Cao Bang · Warfare · Viet Minh · Vo Nguyen Giap
Vietnam Propaganda Unit
Forms the Vietnam Propaganda Unit of Liberation Army
1944, December 24th · Great Britain · Athens · Government · Coalition Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Restores Greek confidence in Britain
Restores Greek confidence in Britain after demonstrations by the Nat Libreration Front
1944, December 25th · Brazil · Caxias · Sport · Football · Jairzinho
Birth of Jairzinho
Birth of Jairzinho
1944, December 25th · United States of America · Bastogne · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bastogne
The defences are breached but the Germans are later repulsed the following day
1944, December 25th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bulge
The Germans breach the defences of Bastogne
1944, December 25th · Vietnam · Cao Bang · Warfare · Viet Minh · Vo Nguyen Giap
Khai Phat Attack
Leads attack on Khai Phat soon after forming the armed propaganda unit
1944, December 26th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hasso von Manteuffel
Battle of Bulge
The Allies pound German trains west of St-Vith. Patton breaks through Manteuffels forces & reaches Bastogne
1944, December 26th · Germany · Bastogne · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Bastogne
Insists upon the capture of Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge
1944, December 26th · Russia · Budapest · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Rodion Yakovlevich Malinowsky
Battle of Budapest
The encirclement of Budapest is completed by the Russians
1944, December 26th · Russia · Crimea · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Exile of Joseph Stalin
Stalin deports 250,000 Tatars from Crimea to Uzbekistan, they do not return home until the fall of the Soviet Union leading supporters, from Kamenev down, were expelled in December 1927 by the XVth Party Congress, which paved the way for mass expulsio
1944, December 26th · Russia · Crimea · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Rule of Crimea
Stalin deports 250,000 Tatars from Crimea to Uzbekistan, they do not return home until the fall of the Soviet Union
1944, December 26th · Russia · Budapest · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Siege of Budapest
Advancing Soviet troops surround Budapest
1944, December 26th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Anthony McAuliffe
Battle of Bulge
The US 4th Armored Division turns the Germans back at Bastogne
1944, December 26th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Battle of Bulge
The 3rd Army break through Manteufells troops & reach Baston
1944, December 26th · United States of America · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · George Smith Patton
Third Army
The 3rd Army break through Manteufells troops & reach Baston
1944, December 26th · Vietnam · Cao Bang · Warfare · Viet Minh · Vo Nguyen Giap
Na Ngan Attack
Leads attack on Na Ngan as the new Viet Minh force wins early victories
1944, December 27th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Battle of Bulge
Orders the "small solution", but the battle is lost & the Germans retreat into Germany
1944, December 27th · Germany · Ardennes · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Moritz Walter Model
Battle of Bulge
Hitler orders the "small solution", the battle is lost & Germans retreat into Germany
1944, December 27th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Opposes Delay on Lublin Recognition
Opposes postponing recognition of the Soviet-backed Lublin Committee until the Big Three conference.
1944, December 27th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Stalin
Rejects Part of UN Voting Proposal
Rejects part of the American formula for Security Council voting before the Yalta negotiations.
1944, December 30th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Insists Polish Recognition Wait for Conference
Asks Stalin to leave the question of recognizing the Lublin Committee unresolved until the tripartite meeting.
1944, December 31st · Germany · Hollywood · Arts · Cinema · Fritz Lang
Ministry of Fear
Directs Ministry of Fear.
1944, December 31st · Germany · Alsace · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Nordwind Offensive
Launched in support of the offensive in the Ardennes, the Battle of the Bulge
1944, December · France · Paris · Government · National Government · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Franco-Soviet Pact
France & Russia agree to a Franco-Soviet Pact
1944, December · France · Paris · Government · National Government · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Pact between France and Soviet Union
France & Russia agree to a Franco-Soviet Pact
1944, December · France · River Rhine · Government · National Government · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Political Support at River Rhine
Supports Russias border at the Oder-Niesse for the left bank of the Rhine
1944, December · France · Moscow · Government · National Government · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Visit to Moscow
Visits Moscow to raise arms for the French Army
1944, December · France · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Mobilization
Visits Moscow to raise arms for the French Army
1944, December · Germany · Bergen-Belsen · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Kramer
Belsen
Bergen-Belsen becomes a full-scale concentration camp
1944, December · Germany · Bergen-Belsen · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Joseph Kramer
Commander of Bergen-Belsen
Appointed Commander of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, the "Beast of Belsen"
1944, December · Germany · Bergen-Belsen · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Hitler
Belsen
Bergen-Belsen becomes a full-scale concentration camp
1944, December · Germany · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfred Jodl
Ardennes Offensive Failure Assessed
Jodl evaluates the deteriorating situation as the Ardennes offensive fails to achieve its strategic objectives.
1944, December · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Angela Brigid Lansbury
National Velvet
National Velvet, which costarred fellow young actor Mickey Rooney and English newcomer Angela Lansbury, became a great success upon its release. First film appearance in Gaslight as a conniving maid, for which she received an Academy Award nomination
1944, December · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor
National Velvet
National Velvet, which costarred fellow young actor Mickey Rooney and English newcomer Angela Lansbury, became a great success upon its release
1944, December · Great Britain · Belgium · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Bernard Law Montgomery Alamein, 1st
Northern Ardennes Front Reorganised
Reorganises the northern shoulder of the Allied line and prepares forces for renewed offensive action.
1944, December · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Robert Sobukwe
ANC
Appointed Member of ANC Youth League
1944, December · United States of America · Los Alamos · Science · Physics · Robert Fox Bacher
Implosion Initiator Development Begins
Work begins on a precisely timed neutron initiator for the solid-core implosion weapon.
1944, December · United States of America · Oak Ridge · Science · Physics · Ernest Wollan
First Neutron Powder Diffraction
Obtains early neutron powder diffraction measurements using the X-10 Graphite Reactor.
1944, December · United States of America · Oak Ridge · Science · Physics · Lyle Borst
Neutron Diffraction Measurements
Works with Ernest Wollan on early reactor-based neutron diffraction measurements.
1944, December · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Robert Oppenheimer
Manhattan Project
Successful test of explosive lens for Fat Man
1944, December · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Robert Oppenheimer
Fat Man
Successful test of explosive lens for Fat Man
1944, December · United States of America · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Robert Oppenheimer
Manhattan Project
Successful test of explosive lens for Fat Man
1945, December 2nd · France · Paris · Government · Provisional Government · Rene Pleven
Nationalization
Major deposit banks and the Banque de France are brought into public ownership
1945, December 7th · Japan · Manila · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Execution
Executed for war crimes, 4th anniversary of Pearl Harbour
1945, December 10th · Austria · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Not Guilty Plea at Nuremberg
Kaltenbrunner entered his not guilty plea after illness delayed his appearance before the Tribunal.
1945, December 10th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Eastern Economic Planning Evidence Names Goering
Prosecutors presented records showing that Goering was informed of plans for operations in the East and held senior responsibility for economic preparations connected with the invasion.
1945, December 19th · Austria · Government · Government of Austria · Leopold Kunschak
President of Austria
Appointed President of the National Council
1945, December 20th · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Leopold Figl
Chancellor
Appointed Chancellor of Austria
1945, December 20th · Austria · Vienna · Government · Government of Austria · Adolf Scharf
Federal Vice Chancellor
Appointed Federal Vice Chancellor
1945, December 20th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Gestapo Formation Evidence Cites Goering
The prosecution introduced laws and statements identifying Goering as the official who created and organized the Prussian Secret State Police before its later national expansion.
1945, December 20th · United States of America · Berlin · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Control Council Law Ten Creates Wider War Crimes Basis
Control Council Law No. 10 establishes a common legal basis for further occupation-zone prosecutions of war crimes, crimes against peace and crimes against humanity.
1945, December 21st · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Denis Winston Healey
Marriage
Healey marries Edna May Edmunds, whom he had met at Oxford before the war.
1945, December 21st · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Denis Winston Healey
Oxford University
Healey’s marriage to fellow Oxford graduate Edna Edmunds begins a partnership lasting until her death.
1945, December 21st · United States of America · Warfare · Military · George Smith Patton
Death of George Smith Patton
Death of George Smith Patton
1945, December 24th · Great Britain · Burslem · Arts · Popular Music · Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister
Birth of Ian Fraser Lemmy Kilmister
Birth of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister
1945, December 25th · Pakistan · Lahore · Politics · Pakistan Muslim Party · Nawaz Sharif
Birth of Nawaz Sharif
Birth of Nawaz Sharif
1945, December 25th · Pakistan · Lahore · Religion · Islam · Nawaz Sharif
Birth of Nawaz Sharif
Birth of Nawaz Sharif
1945, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Coalition Government · Kijuro Shidehara
Ministry of Interior
The Ministry of the Interior is abolished
1945, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Coalition Government · Kijuro Shidehara
Reform of Land Ownership
First Land Reform Act
1945, December · United States of America · Hamm · Warfare · Military · George Smith Patton
Burial
Buried among the soldiers who died in the Battle of the Bulger
1946, December 2nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Ernest Bevin
Agreement on the economic union of US & British
Agrees to the economic union of US & British occupation zones in Germany
1946, December 2nd · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Ernest Bevin
Economy of Great Britain
Agrees to the economic union of US & British occupation zones in Germany
1946, December 3rd · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
American & British zones are economically joined together
The American & British zones are economically joined together
1946, December 3rd · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Rule of Germany
The American & British zones are economically joined together
1946, December 6th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Unser the Washington Loan Agreement
Unser the Washington Loan Agreement $3.75 billion is paid to Britain
1946, December 6th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Washington Loan Agreement
Unser the Washington Loan Agreement $3.75 billion is paid to Britain
1946, December 7th · Japan · Manila · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Death of Tomoyuki Yamashita
Death of Tomoyuki Yamashita, executed
1946, December 7th · Japan · Manila · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Tomoyuki Yamashita
Execution
Death of Tomoyuki Yamashita, executed
1946, December 9th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Opens
Taylor opened the prosecution of physicians and administrators in the first Subsequent Nuremberg Proceeding.
1946, December 9th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Medical Case Tests Responsibility for Human Experimentation
The first subsequent proceeding examines physicians and administrators accused of criminal medical experiments and other abuses committed under state authority.
1946, December 9th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Walter B. Beals
Beals Opens Doctors Trial as Presiding Judge
Beals opened the Medical Case and directed the first trial session against physicians and officials accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
1946, December 10th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial High-Altitude Evidence Presented
The prosecution introduces evidence on Dachau high-altitude experiments and the use of concentration-camp prisoners in lethal aviation research.
1946, December 11th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Freezing Experiment Evidence Presented
The prosecution presents evidence concerning freezing experiments at Dachau and the suffering imposed on prisoners used as human test subjects.
1946, December 13th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Malaria Experiment Evidence Presented
The prosecution turns to malaria experiments conducted on prisoners and the medical responsibility of officials connected with the programme.
1946, December 16th · France · Government · Government of France · Leon Blum
Government
Forms a Socialist Government
1946, December 16th · France · Government · Government of France · Leon Blum
Prime Minister of France
Appointed Prime Minister of France
1946, December 16th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Seawater Experiment Evidence Presented
Evidence is introduced about seawater experiments intended to test survival methods while prisoners endured dangerous deprivation.
1946, December 16th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Sterilization Evidence Presented
The prosecution presents the programme of sterilization experiments designed to develop methods for suppressing reproduction among targeted populations.
1946, December 18th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Skeleton Collection Evidence Presented
The court hears evidence about the plan to murder selected Jewish prisoners for an anatomical skeleton collection.
1946, December 19th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Telford Taylor
Doctors Trial Sulfanilamide Experiment Evidence Presented
The prosecution details wound and drug experiments in which prisoners were deliberately injured to test sulfanilamide treatment.
1946, December 19th · Vietnam · Hanoi · Warfare · First Indochina War · Vo Nguyen Giap
Battle of Hanoi
Directs resistance as war with France begins in Hanoi
1946, December 19th · Vietnam · Hanoi · Warfare · French Indochina War · Ho Chi-Minh
Siege of Hanoi
The Viet Minh launch a surprise attack on the French troops in Hanoi
1946, December 20th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Erhard Milch
Milch Trial Arraignment
Milch was arraigned before Military Tribunal II and pleaded not guilty.
1946, December 25th · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Constitution Adopted
The National Assembly adopts the Constitution of the Republic of China after prolonged political negotiations.
1946, December 25th · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Zhang Junmai
Constitution of China
Zhang Junmai is associated with constitutional debate as the National Assembly adopts the constitution
1946, December 25th · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-shek
Constitution of China
The National Assembly adopts the Constitution of the Republic of China
1946, December 25th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · W C Fields
Death of W C Fields
Death of W C Fields
1946, December · China · Yan'an · Warfare · Chinese Civil War · Mao Zedong
Civil War Strategy
Mao frames the renewed conflict as a long revolutionary war against the Nationalists
1946, December · China · Nanjing · Warfare · Chinese Civil War · Chiang Kai-shek
Year-End Civil War
Chiang ends 1946 committed to military victory after the collapse of coalition negotiations
1946, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Coalition Government · Kijuro Shidehara
Election
Popular elections are set up to vote for provincial governors
1946, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Coalition Government · Kijuro Shidehara
Reform of Electoral System
Popular elections are set up to vote for provincial governors
1946, December · Russia · Warfare · Nuclear · Joseph Stalin
Nuclear Power
Soviet scientists achieve their first nuclear chain reaction
1946, December · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Syngman Rhee
Independence of South Korea
Visits the USA to gain support for the establishment of a Korean Government
1946, December · Vietnam · Politics · Vietminh · Ho Chi-Minh
Mobilization
Creates rural bases & begins war against the French
1946, December · Vietnam · Hanoi · Warfare · French Indochina War · Ho Chi-Minh
Siege of Hanoi
Vietminh forces withdraw from Hanoi after attacking the French garrisons. The Viet Minh are driven out of Hanoi & establish themselves in the Viet Bac region
1947, December 2nd · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Otto Ohlendorf
Ohlendorf Testifies in IG Farben Case
Otto Ohlendorf appears as a witness as the industrial trial considers links between corporate activity and Nazi state institutions.
1947, December 3rd · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Oswald Rothaug
Justice Trial Judgment
Military Tribunal III began delivering judgment in the Justice Case.
1947, December 3rd · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Oswald Rothaug
Justice Case Judgment Begins
Military Tribunal III begins reading its judgment on the criminal responsibility of judges and Justice Ministry officials.
1947, December 4th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Oswald Rothaug
Justice Trial Sentence
Rothaug received life imprisonment after conviction in the Justice Case.
1947, December 4th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Josef Altstoetter
Justice Case Sentences Announced
The Tribunal announces sentences after convicting ten defendants and acquitting others in the Justice Case.
1947, December 5th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Karl Wolff
Wolff Testifies in RuSHA Case
Karl Wolff appears as a defence witness and gives evidence concerning SS command relationships and racial-policy organisations.
1947, December 8th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Alfried Krupp
Krupp Trial Opens
The Krupp Case opened against industrial managers accused of plunder and forced-labour offences.
1947, December 8th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Hu C. Anderson
Anderson Presides as Krupp Trial Opens
Anderson presided as the Krupp Case opened against industrial executives accused of exploiting forced labour and participating in the seizure of property in occupied territories.
1947, December 8th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Edward J. Daly
Daly Takes Seat on Krupp Tribunal
Daly took his seat as a member of the Krupp Tribunal when proceedings began against Alfried Krupp and senior officials of the industrial concern.
1947, December 8th · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · William J. Wilkins
Wilkins Joins Krupp Tribunal
Wilkins joined the judicial panel at the opening of the Krupp Case and shared responsibility for deciding the industrialists' criminal liability.
1947, December 14th · Spain · Madrid · Sport · Football · Sabino Barinaga
First Goal at New Chamartin
Scores the first goal at the newly inaugurated stadium during a 3-1 friendly win over Belenenses.
1947, December 14th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Romulo Gallegos
Presidential Election
Romulo Gallegos won Venezuela's first direct presidential election based on universal suffrage.
1947, December 15th · Russia · London · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Council of Foreign Minister's
The controlling Council of Germany breaks up after failing to agree the future
1947, December 18th · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Carl Krauch
Krauch Defence Opening Presented
Counsel opens Krauch's defence, challenging allegations that senior IG Farben management bears criminal responsibility for wartime policies.
1947, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Harry S Truman
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Uses the CIA to run covert ops in Europe. 1st institution of national security in the US
1947, December 19th · United States of America · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) · Roscoe Hillenkoetter
NSC orders Hillenkoeter to use covert methods against communists in Italy
The NSC orders Hillenkoeter to use covert methods against communists in Italy
1947, December 22nd · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Friedrich Flick
Flick Trial Judgment and Sentence
Flick was convicted on selected counts and sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
1947, December 22nd · United States of America · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Charles B. Sears
Sears Presides over Flick Judgment and Sentencing
Sears presided when the tribunal delivered judgment and imposed sentences in the Flick Case after months of testimony, documents and closing arguments.
1947, December 23rd · United States of America · Murray Hill · Science · Technology · John Bardeen
Point-Contact Transistor Demonstration
With Walter Brattain, demonstrates transistor amplification using controlled electron and hole transport in germanium.
1947, December 24th · Great Britain · East Kilbride · Arts · Literature · George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair
Tuberculosis
Enters Hairmyres Hospital for tuberculosis treatment.
1947, December 25th · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Constitution Takes Effect
The Constitution of the Republic of China takes effect, formally ending the Nationalist period of political tutelage.
1947, December 27th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Samir Rifai
End of Second Government
The second al-Rifai cabinet concluded its period in office. The administration had served during the early years of Jordan’s independence, with al-Rifai leading the government and overseeing foreign affairs and defense.
1947, December 30th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Constantin Ion Parhon
Romanian Peoples Republic
Parhon heads the provisional presidium after proclamation of the republic.
1947, December 30th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Michael I
Abdication of Michael I
Michael is forced to abdicate as the monarchy is abolished.
1947, December · Great Britain · Moscow · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Trade Agreement at Moscow
Leads a trade mission & agrees to exchange manufactured goods for Russian grain
1947, December · Japan · Government · Coalition Government · Tetsu Katayama
Government
Forms a Democrat & Socialist coalition Government
1947, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Coalition Government · Tetsu Katayama
Reform of Industry
Law for Elimination of Excessive Concentration of Economic Power
1947, December · Russia · Berlin · Government · Government of Russia · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov
Congress of Peoples Congress
The Peoples Congress first meets at Berlin to attempt to replace the Marshall Plan
1947, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Economy of Russia
The Russian currency is reformed
1947, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Reform of Currency
The Russian currency is reformed
1947, December · Russia · Kiev · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Restored to Ukrainian Party Leadership
Returns as First Secretary of the Ukrainian Communist Party after a nine-month interruption.
1948, December 3rd · Great Britain · Birmingham · Arts · Popular Music · John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne
Birth of John Michael Osbourne
Birth of John Michael Osbourne, later singer with Black Sabbath and a major solo artist.
1948, December 10th · China · China · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Emergency Martial Law
Declares emergency martial-law measures as Communist military victories intensify the Nationalist government’s crisis.
1948, December 10th · Costa Rica · San Jose · Warfare · Civil War · Calderon Guardia
Invasion of Costa Rica
Ex-President, Guardia, invades Costa Rica from Nicaragua with an army of 1,000
1948, December 10th · Costa Rica · San Jose · Warfare · Civil War · Jose Figueres Ferrer
Invasion of Costa Rica
Ex-President, Guardia, invades Costa Rica from Nicaragua with an army of 1,000
1948, December 14th · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Republic of El Salvador · Salvador Castaneda Castro
Deposed in Coup
Castaneda Castro is overthrown by young military officers
1948, December 14th · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Revolutionary Council of Government · Oscar Osorio
Revolutionary Council Takes Power
Oscar Osorio becomes a leading figure in the Revolutionary Council of Government
1948, December 15th · France · Fontenay-aux-Roses · Science · Nuclear Power · Lew Kowarski
First French Controlled Chain Reaction
Achieves the first controlled nuclear chain reaction on French territory.
1948, December 15th · France · Fontenay-aux-Roses · Science · Nuclear Power · Lew Kowarski
Zoe Reactor Criticality
Helps bring Frances first experimental nuclear reactor to criticality.
1948, December 15th · France · Fontenay-aux-Roses · Science · Physics · Frederic Joliot-Curie
French Reactor
Leads work culminating in France's first nuclear reactor.
1948, December 15th · Great Britain · Buckingham Palace · House · House of Windsor · Charles
Baptism
The Princes godparents are King George VI, Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, the Dowager Marchioness of Milford Haven, David Bowes-Lyon, Lady Brabourne, King Haakon VII of Norway (for whom the Earl of Athlone stood proxy), and Prince George of Greece. Prince Charles baptised in the Music Room of Buckingham Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Geoffrey Fisher
1948, December 17th · Costa Rica · La Cruz · Warfare · Civil War · Calderon Guardia
Capture of La Cruz
La Cruz is captured by armed supporters of Calderon Guardia
1948, December 17th · Costa Rica · La Cruz · Warfare · Civil War · Jose Figueres Ferrer
Capture of La Cruz
La Cruz is captured by armed supporters of Calderon Guardia
1948, December 19th · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Democratic Party Government · Shigeru Yoshida
Occupation
The US National Security Council issues the 9-Point Program
1948, December 21st · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · John A. Costello
Republic of Ireland Act
Costello's administration secures enactment of the Republic of Ireland Act, ending the Crown's remaining statutory external role.
1948, December 24th · China · Taiwan · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Chen Cheng Appointment
Appoints Chen Cheng as Governor of Taiwan Province while preparing the island as an increasingly important Nationalist base.
1948, December 24th · China · Taiwan · Politics · Kuomingtang · Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang Ching-kuo Taiwan Party Appointment
Places Chiang Ching-kuo in charge of the Kuomintang organization in Taiwan Province as the party prepares for possible retreat from the mainland.
1948, December 28th · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt · Mahmoud el-Nokrashy Pasha
Assassination of Mahmoud el-Nokrashy Pasha
Is assassinated by a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
1949, December 6th · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Olafur Thors
Third Olafur Thors Government
Begins the Third Olafur Thors Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1949, December 6th · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Stefan Johann Stefansson
Stefan Johann Stefansson Government
The Stefan Johann Stefansson Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1949, December 9th · China · Taiwan · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Exile of Chiang Kai-Shek
The Republic of China central government relocates to Taipei as Communist victory on the mainland becomes irreversible.
1949, December 10th · China · Taiwan · Warfare · Civil War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Exile of Chiang Kai-Shek
Leaves Chengdu for Taipei as the Nationalist government completes its relocation to Taiwan.
1949, December 16th · China · Moscow · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Mao Tse-Tung
Diplomatic Negotiations at Moscow
Mao Tse-Tung has talks with Stalin in Moscow
1949, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Stafford Cripps
NHS Charges Power
Secures power to introduce charges, though implementation is delayed.
1949, December 16th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Diplomatic Negotiations at Moscow
Mao Tse-Tung has talks with Stalin in Moscow
1949, December 19th · Australia · Government · Government of Australia · Robert Menzies
Prime Minister of Australia
Appointed Prime Minister of Australia, 2nd term
1949, December 28th · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt · Ibrahim Abdel Hadi
Prime Minister of Egypt
Becomes Prime Minister after Mahmoud el-Nokrashy's assassination.
1949, December 30th · Vietnam · Saigon · House · House of Nguyen · Bao Dai
Independence of Vietnam
The French transfer further powers to Bao Dai
1949, December · Germany · Hamburg · Warfare · Military · Fritz Erich von Manstein
Hamburg War Crimes Trial
A British military court convicted Manstein on nine war-crimes charges relating to his wartime command responsibilities and sentenced him to eighteen years in prison. The proceedings examined conduct including failures to protect civilians and the treatment of prisoners in occupied territory.
1949, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Moscow Regional Committee Leadership
Resumes leadership of the Moscow regional party organization after leaving Ukraine.
1950, December 4th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Samir Rifai
Formation of Third Rifai Government
Al-Rifai returned to the premiership and formed his third cabinet. He initially combined the office of prime minister with that of foreign minister at a time when Jordan was dealing with major regional and administrative pressures.
1950, December 5th · United States of America · Warfare · Korean War · Douglas MacArthur
Invasion of Korea
5-15 December, the Chinese invade Korea & force the X Corps to evacuate
1950, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Marshall Aid to Britain ceases
Marshall Aid to Britain ceases
1950, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Marshall Plan
Marshall Aid to Britain ceases
1950, December 16th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
State of Emergency
A state of emergency is proclaimed in the USA after the reversals of the United Nations in Korea
1950, December 23rd · United States of America · Hungnam · Warfare · Korean War · Douglas MacArthur
Evacuation
X Corps is evacuated from Hungnam
1950, December 23rd · United States of America · Seoul · Warfare · Korean War · Douglas MacArthur
Siege of Seoul
Plans to defend Seoul from a communist invasion
1950, December 23rd · United States of America · Warfare · Korean War · Matthew Ridgway
Invasion of Korea
Appointed Commander of ground forces in Korea, replacement for Walton Walker
1950, December 23rd · United States of America · Warfare · Korean War · Walton Walker
Death of Walton Walker
Death of Walton Walker, killed in a jeep accident
1950, December 27th · China · Warfare · Korean War · Mao Tse-Tung
Peace
China refuses a United Nations appeal for a cease-fire in Korea
1950, December 27th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Harry S Truman
Restoration of Diplomatic Relations with Spain
The USA resumes diplomatic relations with Spain
1950, December 28th · China · Warfare · Korean War · Mao Tse-Tung
Invasion of Korea
Chinese forces move South across the 38th parallel into South Korea
1950, December 29th · China · Taipei · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Legislative Yuan Tenure Extension
Requests an extension of legislators’ terms because nationwide elections cannot be held while the mainland remains under Communist control.
1950, December 31st · Austria · Government · Government of Austria · Leopold Figl
President of Austria
Appointed President of Austria
1950, December · United States of America · Seoul · Warfare · Korean War · Matthew Ridgway
Siege of Seoul
Evacuates Seoul & establishes a defense line at the Han River
1951, December 6th · Germany · Bonn · Government · Government of Germany · Konrad Adenauer
Constitution of Germany
The FDR & DDR agree to send reresentatives to the United Nations to discuss free elections. Russia opposes free elections in Germany
1951, December 6th · Germany · Bonn · Government · Government of Germany · Konrad Adenauer
Election
The FDR & DDR agree to send reresentatives to the United Nations to discuss free elections. Russia opposes free elections in Germany
1951, December 11th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · George VI
Anniversary
Celebrates the 15th year of his accession to the throne
1951, December 16th · United States of America · Sport · Baseball · Joe DiMaggio
Retirement
DiMaggio announces his retirement from baseball
1951, December 20th · United States of America · Idaho · Science · Nuclear Power · Walter Zinn
EBR-I
Experimental breeder reactor produces electricity from nuclear fuel.
1951, December 23rd · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Anthony Phillips
Birth of Anthony Edwin Phillips
Birth of Anthony Edwin Phillips, later Genesis guitarist and founding member.
1951, December 24th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Mahmud al-Muntasir
First National Government
Al-Muntasir becomes the first prime minister of independent Libya.
1951, December 24th · Libya · Benghazi · Government · Government of Libya · Muhammad Idris al-Senussi Idris I
Accession as King
Idris becomes king of the newly independent United Kingdom of Libya.
1951, December 29th · Argentina · Cordoba · Warfare · Military · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Motorcycle Journey Departure
Guevara and Alberto Granado begin their South American journey on the Norton motorcycle La Poderosa II.
1952, December 2nd · United States of America · Korea · Warfare · Korean War · Dwight David Eisenhower
President-Elect Korea Inspection Tour
Begins a fact-finding visit to Korea, fulfilling his campaign pledge to inspect the stalemated war personally.
1952, December 2nd · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Military Government · Marcos Perez Jimenez
President of Venezuela
Appointed President of Venezuela
1952, December 6th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Joseph Stalin
Peace Treaty
Russia declares the peace Treaty with Japan invalid
1952, December 20th · Russia · New York · Politics · Anti-Bolshevik Movement · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
Soviet Criticism
Kerensky develops his views through soviet criticism after 1917.
1952, December · South Africa · Johannesburg · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Defiance Campaign Conviction
Receives nine months imprisonment suspended for two years.
1952, December · South Africa · Johannesburg · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Suspended Prison Sentence
Is convicted with other Defiance Campaign leaders.
1952, December · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Albert Lutuli
President of South Africa
Appointed President General of the ANC, 1st term
1952, December · United States of America · Pongnam · Warfare · Korean War · Haydon Boatner
Reballion of Rebels in Pongnam
An attempted escape ends with 185 communists killed or wounded
1952, December · United States of America · Pongnam · Warfare · Military · Haydon Boatner
Reballion of Rebels in Pongnam
An attempted escape ends with 185 communists killed or wounded
1953, December 1st · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Marilyn Monroe
1st Playboy Magazine
The first Playboy magazine is published, Marilyn Monroe is on the cover
1953, December 1st · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Marilyn Monroe
The first Playboy magazine is published, Marilyn Monroe
The first Playboy magazine is published, Marilyn Monroe is on the cover
1953, December 4th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Dwight David Eisenhower
Government
Meets Churchill & Laniel, the French PM
1953, December 4th · United States of America · Bermuda · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
Bermuda Atomic Information Conference
Begins talks with British and French leaders at Bermuda, including discussion of atomic information and Western strategy.
1953, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Diplomatic relations with Iran are restored
Diplomatic relations with Iran are restored
1953, December 8th · United States of America · New York · Government · Republican Party Government · Dwight D. Eisenhower
Atoms for Peace
Proposes international peaceful use of uranium and atomic energy.
1953, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
President Dwight D Eisenhower envisioned the creation of this international body to control and develop the use of atomic energy, in his "Atoms for Peace" speech before the United Nations General Assembly
1953, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
Atoms for Peace
President Dwight D Eisenhower envisioned the creation of this international body to control and develop the use of atomic energy, in his "Atoms for Peace" speech before the United Nations General Assembly
1953, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
President Dwight D Eisenhower envisioned the creation of this international body to control and develop the use of atomic energy, in his "Atoms for Peace" speech before the United Nations General Assembly
1953, December 23rd · Germany · East Germany · Arts · Cinema · Wolfgang Staudte
The Story of Little Mook
Directs Die Geschichte vom kleinen Muck for DEFA.
1953, December 24th · Argentina · Guatemala City · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Arrival in Guatemala
Guevara arrives in Guatemala during the reform government of President Jacobo Arbenz.
1953, December · Argentina · San Jose · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Contacts with Moncada Survivors
In Costa Rica, Guevara meets Cuban exiles connected with the failed Moncada Barracks attack.
1953, December · China · Beijing · Government · Government of China · Zhou Enlai
Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence
Presents principles of sovereignty, non-aggression, non-interference, equality, mutual benefit and peaceful coexistence during talks with Indian representatives.
1953, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1st
Reform of Housing
The Housing Repairs & Rents Bill passes 2nd reading, allows rent increases for repairs
1953, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria
Death of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria
Executed for attempting to succeed Stalin. Death of Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria
1953, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Lavrenti Pavlovich Beria
Execution
Executed for being an agent. Executed for attempting to succeed Stalin
1953, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Execution of Lavrenti Beria
Beria is executed after being removed from power and tried by the Soviet leadership.
1953, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Execution
Has Beria executed
1953, December · Vietnam · Viet Bac · Warfare · First Indochina War · Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu Decision
Plans major operations against the French base at Dien Bien Phu
1954, December 2nd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Dwight David Eisenhower
McCarthy Senate Censure
The Senate censures Senator Joseph McCarthy, marking the collapse of his political influence during Eisenhower's presidency.
1954, December 2nd · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Joseph McCarthy
Government
Condemned by Senate for conduct during "McCarthyism", ends anti-communist crusade
1954, December 3rd · China · Washington · Warfare · China War · Chiang Kai-Shek
Sino-American Mutual Defense Treaty
The Republic of China and United States sign the Sino-American Mutual Defense Treaty, formalizing American security commitments to Taiwan.
1954, December 10th · Japan · Government · Government of Japan · Ichiro Hatoyama
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 1st term
1954, December 12th · Slovakia · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Viliam Siroky
First Siroky Government
The First Siroky Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1954, December 12th · Slovakia · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Viliam Siroky
Second Siroky Government
Begins the Second Siroky Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1954, December 17th · Great Britain · Warfare · North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) · Hastings Lionel Ismay Ismay, 1st
NATO Nuclear Arms
The North Atlantic Council approves MC 48 which states that NATO would have to use atomic weapons from the outset of a war with the Soviet Union whether or not the Soviets chose to use them first
1954, December 17th · Great Britain · Warfare · Nuclear · Hastings Lionel Ismay Ismay, 1st
NATO Nuclear Arms
The North Atlantic Council approves MC 48 which states that NATO would have to use atomic weapons from the outset of a war with the Soviet Union whether or not the Soviets chose to use them first
1954, December 30th · Germany · West Germany · Arts · Cinema · Alfred Weidenmann
Canaris
Directs Canaris, a West German film about Admiral Wilhelm Canaris.
1954, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Government of Japan · Shigeru Yoshida
Resignation of Shigeru Yoshida
Resigns because of alleged pro American sympathies. Loses vote of confidence in the Diet & resigns
1954, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Government of Japan · Shigeru Yoshida
Vote of Confidence
Loses a vote of confidence in the Diet
1955, December 1st · United States of America · Politics · Civil Rights · Rosa Parks
Arrest of Rosa Parks
The Montgomery Bus Boycott, urged and planned by ED Nixon (head of the Montgomery NAACP chapter and a member of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters) and led by Martin Luther King follows Rosa Parks arrest. Rosa Parks is arrested for refusing to comply with the Jim Crow laws that required her to give up her seat to a white man
1955, December 1st · United States of America · Politics · Civil Rights · Rosa Parks
Jim Crow Laws
Rosa Parks is arrested for refusing to comply with the Jim Crow laws that required her to give up her seat to a white man
1955, December 1st · United States of America · Politics · Civil Rights · Rosa Parks
Montgomery Bus Boycott
The Montgomery Bus Boycott, urged and planned by ED Nixon (head of the Montgomery NAACP chapter and a member of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters) and led by Martin Luther King follows Rosa Parks arrest
1955, December 1st · United States of America · Montgomery · Politics · Civil Rights · Martin Luther King
Montgomery Bus Boycott
The Montgomery Bus Boycott, urged and planned by ED Nixon (head of the Montgomery NAACP chapter and a member of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters) and led by Martin Luther King follows Rosa Parks arrest
1955, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Election
Resigns as Party Leader of the Labour Party after losing two general elections
1955, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Resignation of Clement Richard Attlee
Resigns as Party Leader of the Labour Party after losing two general elections
1955, December 9th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Adnan Menderes
Prime Minister of Turkey
Appointed Prime Minister of Turkey, 4th term
1955, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Hugo Theorell
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for discoveries concerning oxidation enzymes.
1955, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Hugo Theorell
Oxidation Enzyme Research
Explains structures and actions of enzymes involved in cellular oxidation.
1955, December 12th · Great Britain · Science · Technology · Christopher Cockerell
Patent
Patents the Hovercraft
1955, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Aneurin Bevan
Labour Leadership Bid
Loses the Labour leadership contest to Hugh Gaitskell.
1955, December 14th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell
Election
Elected Party Leader of the Labour Party
1955, December 14th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell
Party Leader
Appointed Party Leader of the Labour Party
1955, December 14th · Ireland · New York · Government · Government of Ireland · John A. Costello
United Nations Membership
Leads the government when Ireland is admitted to the United Nations.
1955, December 14th · Libya · New York · Government · Government of Libya · Muhammad Idris al-Senussi Idris I
Admission to United Nations
Libya is admitted to membership of the United Nations.
1955, December 16th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st
Peerage
Created Earl Attlee and Viscount Prestwood
1955, December 21st · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Samir Rifai
Appointment as Deputy Prime Minister
Al-Rifai joined Ibrahim Hashem’s government as deputy prime minister and foreign minister. The position brought him back into the cabinet with a leading role in coordinating executive and diplomatic affairs.
1955, December 21st · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Wasfi Tai
State Visit
Tai participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1955, December 29th · Tunisia · Tunis · Government · Government of Tunisia
Constituent Assembly Decree
A decree established the legal basis for electing a Tunisian Constituent Assembly.
1955, December · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Mohammad Daoud Khan
Soviet Aid
Daoud receives Soviet leaders Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev and accepts major development assistance.
1955, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Richard Austen Butler Saffron Walden
Leader of House of Commons
Appointed Leader of the House of Commons
1955, December · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Richard Austen Butler Saffron Walden
Lord Privy Seal
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
1955, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Chief Whip
Becomes Government Chief Whip and manages Conservative parliamentary discipline.
1955, December · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Hugh Todd Naylor Gaitskell
Labour Leadership Election
Wins the Labour leadership contest against Bevan and Morrison.
1955, December · Russia · Rangoon · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Burma Visit
Visits Burma during a wider Asian tour intended to expand Soviet relations with non-aligned states.
1956, December 2nd · Argentina · Las Coloradas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Granma Landing
Guevara lands in eastern Cuba with the Granma expedition and joins the surviving rebels moving toward the Sierra Maestra.
1956, December 2nd · Argentina · Las Coloradas · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Granma Landing at Las Coloradas
The Granma expedition lands on Cuba's southern coast after a difficult crossing from Mexico.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Las Coloradas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Camilo Cienfuegos
Granma Landing
Cienfuegos lands in eastern Cuba with the Granma expeditionaries and joins the surviving guerrillas seeking refuge in the Sierra Maestra.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Las Coloradas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Juan Almeida Bosque
Granma Landing
Almeida lands with the Granma expedition in eastern Cuba and joins the survivors who regroup for guerrilla warfare.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Las Coloradas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Raul Modesto Castro
Granma Landing
Raúl Castro lands in eastern Cuba with the Granma expeditionaries and joins the survivors who attempt to reach the Sierra Maestra.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Las Coloradas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma
Eighty-two members of the 26th of July Movement land from the yacht Granma in eastern Cuba and begin the guerrilla campaign against Batista.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Politics · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma
Of the 82 who sailed aboard the Granma, only 15 eventually regrouped in the Sierra Maestra mountain range. 82 men from the 26th of July Movement land in Cuba, having sailed in the boat Granma from Tuxpan, Vera Cruz, ready to organize and lead a revolution
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Politics · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Invasion of Cuba
Of the 82 who sailed aboard the Granma, only 15 eventually regrouped in the Sierra Maestra mountain range. 82 men from the 26th of July Movement land in Cuba, having sailed in the boat Granma from Tuxpan, Vera Cruz, ready to organize and lead a revolution
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma Landing
Lands from the Granma with Castro's rebel expedition.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma
Lands from the Granma with Castro's rebel expedition.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Granma Landing
Participates in the preparations of the expedition of the ship Granma, embarking for Cuba on December 2, 1956
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Granma Landing
Part of the tiny group of survivors who manage to reach a safe haven in the Sierra Maestra mountains
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Granma
Participates in the preparations of the expedition of the ship Granma, embarking for Cuba on December 2, 1956
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Oriente · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fulgencio Batista
Granma Landing
His forces hunt the Granma survivors.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fulgencio Batista
Granma Landing
Lands from the Granma with Castro's rebel expedition.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fulgencio Batista
Granma
Lands from the Granma with Castro's rebel expedition.
1956, December 2nd · Cuba · Las Coloradas · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma Landing
Lands in eastern Cuba with the Granma expedition.
1956, December 5th · Cuba · Alegria de Pio · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Alegria de Pio Ambush
Government forces surprise the recently landed Granma expeditionaries at Alegría de Pío, scattering Castro's force and reducing it to small groups of survivors.
1956, December 5th · Cuba · Oriente · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Camilo Cienfuegos
Alegria de Pio
Escapes after the Granma force is scattered.
1956, December 5th · Cuba · Oriente · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Juan Almeida Bosque
Alegria de Pio
Survives Batista's attack on the Granma rebels.
1956, December 5th · South Africa · Johannesburg · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Treason Arrest
Is arrested with other anti-apartheid activists for treason.
1956, December 5th · South Africa · Johannesburg · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Treason Trial Begins
Joins the mass prosecution that becomes the Treason Trial.
1956, December 6th · India · Delhi · Politics · Scheduled Castes Federation · Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar
Death of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar
Death of B R Ambedkar
1956, December 12th · Great Britain · Science · Medicine · Edward Richard George Heath
Health of Edward Richard George Heath
Eden goes to Jamaica for the sake of his health, Heath is left to manage the party
1956, December 12th · Great Britain · Science · Medicine · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Health of Robert Anthony Eden
Eden goes to Jamaica for the sake of his health
1956, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Collusion Denial
Denies prior collusion in the Suez invasion during Commons questioning
1956, December 14th · Great Britain · Science · Medicine · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Health of Robert Anthony Eden
Returns from Jamaica
1956, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Suez War · Selwyn Lloyd
Collusion Questions
Faces questioning over whether Britain had prior knowledge of Israel's attack on Egypt
1956, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Suez War · Anthony Eden
Collusion Denial
Makes a Commons statement denying prior collusion over the invasion of Egypt
1956, December 14th · Great Britain · Suez Canal · Warfare · Suez War · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Suez Canal
Makes a speech in the Commons denying all knowledge of the invasion of Suez
1956, December 15th · Bolivia · La Paz · Economy · Economic Stabilisation · Hernan Siles Zuazo
Stabilisation Plan
Siles Zuazo adopts a stabilisation plan to control inflation after the revolution
1956, December 21st · Argentina · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Reunion with Fidel Castro
Guevara's surviving group reunites with Fidel Castro's group and moves deeper into the Sierra Maestra.
1956, December 21st · United States of America · San Diego · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lee Harvey Oswald
M1 Rifle Sharpshooter Qualification
Oswald scored 212 with the M1 rifle on December 21, 1956, qualifying as a Marine sharpshooter.
1956, December 22nd · Great Britain · Port Said · Warfare · Suez War · Anthony Eden
Port Said Withdrawal
Completes withdrawal of British and French forces from Port Said
1956, December 22nd · Great Britain · Port Said · Warfare · Suez War · Anthony Eden
Withdrawal
The last Anglo-French forces leave Port Said after international pressure forces withdrawal
1956, December 22nd · Great Britain · Port Said · Warfare · Suez War · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Suez Canal
The last Anglo-French forces leave Port Said
1956, December 22nd · Sweden · Port Said · Warfare · Suez War · Dag Hammarskjold
Port Said Transfer to UNEF Supervised
Hammarskjold oversees the transition as Anglo-French forces leave and UNEF assumes temporary control.
1956, December 23rd · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Tanzan Ishibashi
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan
1956, December 27th · Great Britain · Suez Canal · Warfare · Suez War · Anthony Eden
Canal Clearance
United Nations-led salvage work begins clearing scuttled ships from the canal
1956, December 27th · Great Britain · Suez Canal · Warfare · Suez War · Gerald Lathbury
Canal Clearance
British military engineering experience informs the wider clearance problem after ships block the canal
1956, December 27th · Great Britain · Suez Canal · Warfare · Suez War · Robert Anthony Eden Avon, 1st
Suez Canal
The United Nations fleet begins clearing the canal of scuttled ships
1956, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Suez War · Selwyn Lloyd
Diplomatic Aftermath
Ends the year managing the diplomatic aftermath of the failed intervention
1956, December · China · Karachi · Government · Government of China · Zhou Enlai
Visit to Pakistan
Visits Pakistan as part of a wider Asian diplomatic tour.
1956, December · Cuba · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Coup
Lands in Cuba at the head of a revolutionary group and begins a campaign against Batista
1956, December · Cuba · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma Landing
Organizes, trains and leads for the guerrilla invasion of Cuba
1956, December · Cuba · Sierra Maestra · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Sierra Maestra
Regroups survivors in the Sierra Maestra.
1956, December · Egypt · Cairo · Warfare · Suez War · Gamal Abdel Nasser
Canal Sovereignty Retained after Crisis
Nasser retains Egyptian control of the Suez Canal after the Anglo-French withdrawal.
1956, December · Great Britain · United Nations · Warfare · Suez War · Selwyn Lloyd
Final Withdrawal Timetable Negotiated
Lloyd negotiates the final timetable for British and French evacuation from Port Said.
1956, December · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Suez War · Selwyn Lloyd
Withdrawal
Oversees Britain's diplomatic retreat as Anglo-French withdrawal from Egypt is arranged
1956, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Ichiro Hatoyama
Resignation of Ichiro Hatoyama
Resigns as Prime Minister
1956, December · Japan · Warfare · United Nations · Tanzan Ishibashi
United Nations
Japan is admitted into the United Nations
1956, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · John Bardeen
Nobel Prize for Transistor Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for semiconductor research and the transistor effect.
1956, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Walter Houser Brattain
Nobel Prize for Transistor Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for semiconductor research and discovery of transistor action.
1956, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · William Shockley
Nobel Prize for Semiconductor Research
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for semiconductor research and discovery of the transistor effect.
1957, December 2nd · Cuba · Politics · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Coup
Of the 82 who sailed aboard the Granma, only 15 eventually regrouped in the Sierra Maestra mountain range
1957, December 2nd · Cuba · Politics · Revolution of Cuba · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma
Of the 82 who sailed aboard the Granma, only 15 eventually regrouped in the Sierra Maestra mountain range
1957, December 2nd · United States of America · Shippingport · Science · Nuclear Power · Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shippingport Atomic Power Station
Shippingport begins commercial nuclear electricity generation.
1957, December 5th · Indonesia · Jakarta · Economy · Dutch Enterprises · Sukarno
Nationalization
The government begins taking over Dutch enterprises amid the dispute over West New Guinea
1957, December 5th · Netherlands · The Hague · Government · Government of Netherlands · Joseph Luns
Treaty of Rome
Luns remains foreign minister when Dutch ratification legislation for the Rome Treaties is published.
1957, December 9th · Germany · Rome · Government · Government of Germany · Heinrich von Brentano
Treaty of Rome
The Federal Republic deposits its instrument of ratification with Italy after completing the constitutional approval process.
1957, December 10th · Canada · Oslo · Government · Government of Canada · Lester Bowles Pearson
Nobel Peace Prize
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for Suez peacekeeping diplomacy.
1957, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Humanities · Philosophy · Albert Camus
Nobel Prize in Literature
Camus receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for illuminating problems of the human conscience.
1957, December 13th · Netherlands · Rome · Government · Government of Netherlands · Joseph Luns
Treaty of Rome
The Dutch ratification instrument is deposited in Rome, completing the Netherlands' final step before entry into force.
1957, December 13th · Netherlands · Rome · Government · Government of Netherlands · Willem Drees
Treaty of Rome
The Netherlands deposits its instrument of ratification with Italy while Drees remains prime minister.
1957, December 15th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Marcos Perez Jimenez
National Plebiscite
The government held a disputed plebiscite extending Marcos Perez Jimenez's rule.
1957, December 16th · Pakistan · Karachi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Feroz Khan Noon
Prime Minister of Pakistan
Feroz Khan Noon becomes Prime Minister of Pakistan.
1957, December 18th · Jordan · Amman · House · House of Jordan · Hussein I
State Visit
I participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1957, December · United States of America · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Sterling Cole
Austria Headquarters Agreement
Signs the headquarters agreement establishing the legal arrangements for the IAEA in Austria.
1958, December 5th · United States of America · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Sterling Cole
First IAEA Safety Publication
The Agency issues Safety Series No. 1, Safe Handling of Radioisotopes, its first formal publication.
1958, December 7th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Romulo Betancourt
Presidential Election
Romulo Betancourt won the presidential election held after the restoration of civilian politics.
1958, December 9th · United States of America · Indianapolis · Politics · John Birch Society · Fred Koch
John Birch Society
One of the founder members of the John Birch Society
1958, December 9th · United States of America · Indianapolis · Politics · John Birch Society · John Birch
John Birch Society
Founded in 1958 by Robert W. Welch Jr. in Indianapolis, Indiana, named after John Birch, a United States military intelligence officer and Baptist missionary in World War II who was killed in 1945 by supporters of the Communist Party of China
1958, December 9th · United States of America · Indianapolis · Politics · John Birch Society · Robert W Welch Jr
John Birch Society
Founded in 1958 by Robert W. Welch Jr. in Indianapolis, Indiana, named after John Birch, a United States military intelligence officer and Baptist missionary in World War II who was killed in 1945 by supporters of the Communist Party of China
1958, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pavel Alekseyevich Cherenkov
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for discovering and interpreting Cherenkov radiation.
1958, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pavel Alekseyevich Cherenkov
Recognition of Cherenkov Radiation
The achievement marks recognition of cherenkov radiation as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1958, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Igor Yevgenyevich Tamm
Cherenkov Theory Recognition
The achievement marks cherenkov theory recognition as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1958, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Igor Yevgenyevich Tamm
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for the theoretical interpretation of Cherenkov radiation.
1958, December 16th · Argentina · Las Villas · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Falcón River Bridge Demolition
Rebel operations under Guevara cut the central highway by destroying the bridge over the Falcón River.
1958, December 18th · Argentina · Fomento · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Capture of Fomento
Guevara's forces capture Fomento during the late-December campaign that expands rebel control across Las Villas.
1958, December 19th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · John A. McCone
Test Ban Inspection Safeguards
McCone argued that any nuclear test suspension should rest on a bilateral or multilateral agreement containing effective inspection and verification safeguards.
1958, December 21st · Argentina · Cabaiguan · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Attack on Cabaiguan
Forces under Guevara attack Cabaiguan as the Las Villas offensive closes major road and rail routes.
1958, December 21st · Cuba · Yaguajay · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Camilo Cienfuegos
Siege of Yaguajay
Cienfuegos joins the siege of the government garrison at Yaguajay during the final rebel offensive in Las Villas.
1958, December 22nd · United States of America · El Toro · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lee Harvey Oswald
MACS-9 Assignment
Oswald was assigned to Marine Air Control Squadron 9 at El Toro on December 22, 1958, and worked with a radar crew.
1958, December 23rd · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Emil Jonsson
Emil Jonsson Government
Begins the Emil Jonsson Government and serves as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1958, December 23rd · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Hermann Jonasson
Fifth Hermann Jonasson Government
The Fifth Hermann Jonasson Government ends, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Iceland.
1958, December 27th · Egypt · Aswan Dam · Government · Government of Egypt · Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Credit Agreement
Nasser's government signs a Soviet credit agreement supporting the first construction phase.
1958, December 28th · Argentina · Santa Clara · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Battle of Santa Clara
Guevara's forces begin the decisive struggle for Santa Clara, a battle that helps precipitate the final collapse of Batista's government.
1958, December 28th · Cuba · Oriente · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Eulogio Cantillo
Secret Negotiations
Discusses a transition as Batista's regime collapses.
1958, December 30th · Argentina · Santa Clara · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Fighting at Capiro Hills
Guevara's forces continue fighting around the Capiro hills while isolating remaining government positions.
1958, December 30th · Cuba · Yaguajay · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Camilo Cienfuegos
Yaguajay Surrender Offer
Cienfuegos offers surrender terms to Captain Alfredo Abon Lee, promising guarantees for the garrison if it lays down its arms.
1958, December 30th · Cuba · Santiago · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Capture of Santiago
The victorious rebel army heads to Santiago de Cuba, the capital of Oriente province
1958, December 30th · Cuba · Oriente · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Oriente Campaign
The victorious rebel army heads to Santiago de Cuba, the capital of Oriente province
1958, December 30th · Cuba · Maffo · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Raul Modesto Castro
Capture of Maffo
Captures Maffo during the final Oriente campaign.
1958, December 31st · Cuba · Yaguajay · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Camilo Cienfuegos
Battle of Yaguajay Victory
The government garrison at Yaguajay surrenders to forces under Cienfuegos, removing an important obstacle during the final collapse of Batista's military position.
1958, December 31st · Cuba · Havana · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Fulgencio Batista
Fall of Santa Clara
The defeat at Santa Clara convinces Batista to flee.
1958, December 31st · Cuba · Yaguajay · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Camilo Cienfuegos
Battle of Yaguajay
Captures Yaguajay during the final rebel offensive.
1958, December 31st · Cuba · Yaguajay · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · William Alexander Morgan
Battle of Yaguajay
Fights with Cienfuegos during the final offensive.
1958, December · Argentina · Placetas · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Capture of Placetas
Guevara's forces, working with allied revolutionaries, take Placetas during the final Las Villas offensive.
1958, December · Argentina · Santa Clara · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Santa Clara University Operations Base
Guevara uses the university area as an operations base during the battle for Santa Clara.
1958, December · Cuba · Las Villas · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Camilo Cienfuegos
Las Villas Campaign
Cienfuegos operates in Las Villas alongside other rebel forces as the 26th of July Movement expands its final offensive across central Cuba.
1958, December · Cuba · Santiago de Cuba · Politics · 26th of July Movement · Huber Matos
Final Santiago Campaign
Matos leads his rebel column during the final campaign toward Santiago de Cuba as Batista's military position collapses.
1958, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Accra · Government · Government of the Congo · Patrice Emery Lumumba
All-African Peoples Conference
Attends the All-African Peoples Conference in Accra and strengthens links with African independence leaders.
1958, December · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Antoine Pinay
Franc Stabilisation
France stabilises and reforms the franc within the Bretton Woods system, strengthening the currency's fixed relationship with the dollar-gold international framework.
1958, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Reform of Government
The category "enemies of the people" is eliminated
1958, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Removal of Enemies of the People Category
The Soviet legal system removes the Stalin-era category of enemies of the people.
1958, December · United States of America · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Sterling Cole
Scientific Advisory Committee Established
The IAEA establishes a standing Scientific Advisory Committee to guide its early scientific and technical programmes.
1959, December 3rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Dwight David Eisenhower
Eleven-Nation Goodwill Tour Begins
Departs on an eleven-nation goodwill tour intended to strengthen alliances and demonstrate personal diplomacy.
1959, December 14th · Cyprus · Government · Government of Cyprus · Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos Makarios
Election
Elected President of the Republic of Cyprus
1959, December 14th · Cyprus · Warfare · Military · Mikhail Khristodolou Mouskos Makarios
Election
Elected President of the Republic of Cyprus
1959, December 15th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Faisal al-Fayez
State Visit
al-Fayez participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1959, December 23rd · United States of America · Augusta · Warfare · Nuclear · John A. McCone
Test Moratorium Policy Review
McCone joined senior officials in reviewing the expiring nuclear test moratorium and negotiating guidance before President Eisenhower made a new policy decision.
1959, December 28th · Argentina · Santa Clara · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Honorary Doctorate at Las Villas
The Central University of Las Villas awards Guevara an honorary doctorate, which he accepts on behalf of the Rebel Army.
1959, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Nuclear · John A. McCone
AEC Test Policy Guidance
McCone transmitted guidance to the AEC after the administration decided how to handle the expiring moratorium and future Geneva negotiations.
1959, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1st
Conference of Allies
The 4 major western allies agree to attend a summit with Britain as its organiser
1959, December · South Africa · Durban · Politics · ANC · Albert Lutuli
Conference of ANC
Conference votes to initiate an anti-pass law campaign with a pass bonfire 26th June. A conference is held during Durbans anti-pass demonstrations
1959, December · South Africa · Durban · Politics · ANC · Albert Lutuli
Demonstrations
Conference votes to initiate an anti-pass law campaign with a pass bonfire 26th June. A conference is held during Durbans anti-pass demonstrations
1960, December 1st · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Port Francqui · Government · Government of the Congo · Patrice Emery Lumumba
Capture near Port Francqui
Troops loyal to Mobutu capture Lumumba during his attempted journey eastward.
1960, December 8th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Hayato Ikeda
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 2nd term
1960, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Edward G Lansdale
Paramilitary Status Briefing
Lansdale participates in a Special Group briefing on the status and timing of paramilitary preparations.
1960, December 16th · United States of America · Florida · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Frank Sturgis
Planned Return to Cuba
A CIA biographical record stated that Fiorini planned to leave Florida on December 16, 1960, to return to Cuba and fight against Castro.
1960, December 20th · Vietnam · Vietnam · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Nguyen Huu Tho
National Liberation Front
Becomes a leading figure associated with the National Liberation Front
1960, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Stanleyville · Government · Government of the Congo · Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville Rival Government
Establishes a rival administration in Stanleyville claiming to preserve Patrice Lumumba's political authority.
1960, December · United States of America · New Orleans · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Sergio Arcacha Smith
Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front
Arcacha Smith established the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front in New Orleans as part of organized anti-Castro exile activity.
1960, December · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
Nuclear Power
The Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff complete SIOP-62, plans for the launch of more than 3,000 nuclear weapons, including hundreds of hydrogen bombs, to attack in the first few hours of conflict 1,000 targets in Communist countries
1961, December 3rd · Great Britain · Liverpool · Arts · Popular Music · Brian Epstein
Beatles Management
first meets the Beatles in a record store
1961, December 3rd · Great Britain · Liverpool · Arts · Popular Music · Brian Epstein
Beatles, The
Brian Epstein invites The Beatles to his shop and offers to manage them
1961, December 3rd · Great Britain · Liverpool · Arts · Popular Music · George Harrison
Beatles, The
Brian Epstein invites The Beatles to his shop and offers to manage them
1961, December 3rd · Great Britain · Liverpool · Arts · Popular Music · Paul McCartney
Beatles, The
Brian Epstein invites The Beatles to his shop and offers to manage them
1961, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) · John A. McCone
CIA Organization Working Group
McCone established a working group led by Inspector General Lyman Kirkpatrick to examine CIA organization and the case for a separate scientific directorate.
1961, December 9th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Itzak Ben Zvi
Trial
SS Colonel Adolf Eichmann is found guilty of war crimes in Israel
1961, December 11th · Austria · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Eichmann
Trial
Sentenced to death after found guilty of all 12 charges brought against him
1961, December 11th · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Mobilization
US helicopters arrive at docks in South Vietnam along with 400 US personnel
1961, December 12th · Austria · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Eichmann
Crimes against Jewish People Conviction
Judges reject his attempt to minimize responsibility.
1961, December 12th · Austria · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Eichmann
Guilty Verdict
Is convicted on major charges by the Jerusalem court.
1961, December 15th · Austria · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Eichmann
Death Sentence
Is sentenced to death by the District Court.
1961, December 15th · Austria · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem Court Sentencing
His defence prepares an appeal to Israel's Supreme Court.
1961, December 15th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · World War, 2nd · Itzak Ben Zvi
Trial
Adolf Eichmann, the former German Gestapo official accused of a major role in the Nazi murder of 6 million Jews, is sentenced by a Jerusalem court to be hanged
1961, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Harold Wilson
Shadow Foreign Secretary
Appointed Shadow Foreign Secretary after changes to Labour's front-bench team.
1961, December 16th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd
Bombing of Umkhonto
Bombs are exploded at power stations & Government offices by Umkhonto we Sizwe. A bombing campaign held on the Afikaner Dinganes day, anniversarry Blood River
1961, December 16th · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Bombing of Umkhonto
Bombs are exploded at power stations & Government offices by Umkhonto we Sizwe
1961, December 16th · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Umkhonto We Sizwe
Leaflets are circulated nationally announcing the birth of Umkhonto we Sizwe
1961, December 16th · South Africa · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Sabotage Campaign Begins
Mandela helps direct the organisation initial sabotage strategy.
1961, December 16th · South Africa · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Umkhonto we Sizwe Launch
Umkhonto we Sizwe publicly announces its existence.
1961, December 16th · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Petrus Molife
Bombing of Umkhonto
Killed during the planting of bombs at power stations & Government offices by Umkhonto
1961, December 16th · United States of America · Bien Hoa · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Farm Gate
Farm Gate aircraft are authorized to fly combat missions
1961, December 20th · Russia · Novaya Zemlya · Warfare · United Nations · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
McCloy-Zorin Accords
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 20th · Russia · United Nations · Warfare · United Nations · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
UN Endorsement of McCloy-Zorin Principles
The United Nations endorses agreed United States-Soviet principles for future general and complete disarmament negotiations.
1961, December 20th · Russia · Novaya Zemlya · Warfare · United Nations · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 20th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Dwight David Eisenhower
McCloy-Zorin Accords
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 20th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · Dwight David Eisenhower
Nuclear Power
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 20th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · Dwight David Eisenhower
McCloy-Zorin Accords
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 20th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · Dwight David Eisenhower
United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly adopts the McCloy-Zorin Accords
1961, December 21st · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kitona · Government · Government of the Congo · Moise Tshombe
Kitona Declaration
Signs an agreement with Cyrille Adoula accepting in principle the unity of the Congo.
1961, December 25th · United States of America · Minsk · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Exit Visa Approval
On December 25, 1961, Marina was informed that Soviet exit visas would be granted to her and Oswald.
1961, December 31st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Neil Aspinall
Beatles, The
The Beatles are driven to London by their road manager, Neil Aspinall, and audition the next day for Decca Records, who reject them
1961, December 31st · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd
Bombing of Umkhonto
Bombs are exploded at power stations & Government offices by Umkhonto we Sizwe
1961, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Comecon Socialist Division of Labour
Comecon adopts principles for closer coordination and specialization among member economies.
1961, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Comecon
A Comecon council session approved the Basic Principles of the International Socialist Division of Labour, which talked of closer coordination of plans and of "concentrating production of similar products in one or several socialist countries"
1961, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Economy of Russia
A Comecon council session approved the Basic Principles of the International Socialist Division of Labour, which talked of closer coordination of plans and of "concentrating production of similar products in one or several socialist countries"
1961, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
International Socialism
A Comecon council session approved the Basic Principles of the International Socialist Division of Labour, which talked of closer coordination of plans and of "concentrating production of similar products in one or several socialist countries"
1961, December · United States of America · Minsk · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lee Harvey Oswald
Senator John Tower Assistance Letter
Lee wrote Senator John Tower seeking help because Soviet authorities had not yet allowed him and Marina to leave.
1961, December · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Aid to Vietnam
300 US helicopter pilots in "Eagle Flight" units arrive in Vietnam
1962, December 3rd · United States of America · White House · Government · Democratic Party Government · John A. McCone
Soviet Conduct in Cuba Warning
McCone warned Kennedy that Soviet communications, Cuban support for regional subversion, and Moscow's public claims required caution in any final settlement with Castro.
1962, December 6th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Bobby Thomson
Thomson Provides New Forward Depth
Scottish forward Bobby Thomson transferred from Partick Thistle in December 1962 as Shankly continued reinforcing the first-team squad.
1962, December 7th · Great Britain · Chelsea · Arts · Popular Music · Bill Wyman
Audition
Auditions for the Rolling Stones and soon replaces Dick Taylor on bass.
1962, December 7th · United States of America · Interplanetary Space · Science · Astronomy · Marcia Neugebauer
Mariner 2 Solar Wind Confirmation
Reports Mariner 2 plasma measurements that confirm the continuous existence of the solar wind during the spacecraft's flight toward Venus.
1962, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Lev Davidovich Landau
Condensed Matter Theory
The achievement marks condensed matter theory as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1962, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Lev Davidovich Landau
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the Nobel Prize for pioneering theories of condensed matter.
1962, December 14th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Carl Sagan
Venus Surface Temperature
Mariner 2 measurements confirm that Venus is extremely hot, supporting greenhouse models of the planet's climate.
1962, December 14th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Jack James
Mariner 2 Venus Flyby
Mariner 2 flies past Venus and becomes the first successful spacecraft mission to another planet.
1962, December 14th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Jack James
Venus Magnetic Field
Mariner 2 detects no strong intrinsic magnetic field at Venus during its planetary encounter.
1962, December 18th · Great Britain · Nassau · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold Macmillan Stockton, 1st
Nassau Conference
Macmillan meets Kennedy at Nassau to negotiate continued British access to a strategic nuclear delivery system
1962, December 18th · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Mamadou Dia
Prime Minister Removed
Dia is removed during the political crisis with President Senghor
1962, December 18th · United States of America · Nassau · Government · Democratic Party Government · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Nassau Conference
Kennedy meets Macmillan at Nassau to resolve the Skybolt crisis and discuss a substitute nuclear system
1962, December 19th · Great Britain · Nassau · Government · Conservative Party Government · Peter Alexander Rupert Thorneycroft
Nassau Conference
Thorneycroft supports the British negotiating position for a nuclear missile replacement after Skybolt
1962, December 19th · United States of America · Nassau · Government · Democratic Party Government · Robert Strange McNamara
Nassau Conference
McNamara participates in discussions over Skybolt cancellation and the proposed sale of Polaris to Britain
1962, December 21st · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Invasion of Cuba
On 21 December 1962, Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and James B. Donovan a US lawyer aided by Milan C. Miskovsky, a CIA legal officer, signed an agreement to exchange 1,113 prisoners for US $53 million in food and medicine, sourced from private donations and from companies expecting tax concessions
1962, December 21st · Cuba · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Brigade Prisoner Exchange Agreement
Castro agrees with Donovan to exchange 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners for food and medicine valued at about fifty-three million dollars.
1962, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1st
Polaris
The USA agrees to sell Polaris to Britain
1962, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold MacMillan Stockton, 1st
Purchase of Polaris
The USA agrees to sell Polaris to Britain
1962, December 21st · Great Britain · Nassau · Government · Conservative Party Government · Maurice Harold Macmillan Stockton, 1st
Nassau Agreement
Macmillan secures agreement for Britain to acquire Polaris missiles for its strategic deterrent
1962, December 21st · Great Britain · Nassau · Government · Conservative Party Government · Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home Home, 14th
NATO Nuclear Policy
Douglas-Home supports the formula assigning British Polaris forces to NATO with a national reservation
1962, December 21st · Great Britain · Nassau · Warfare · Nuclear · Maurice Harold Macmillan Stockton, 1st
Purchase of Polaris
Britain agrees to purchase Polaris missiles while building its own submarines and nuclear warheads
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Agreement on Exchange the 1
Castro and James Donovan, a U.S. lawyer sign an agreement to exchange the 1,113 prisoners for $53 million US dollars in food and medicine, the money is raised privately
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Invasion of Cuba
Castro and James Donovan, a U.S. lawyer sign an agreement to exchange the 1,113 prisoners for $53 million US dollars in food and medicine, the money is raised privately
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Nassau · Government · Democratic Party Government · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Nassau Agreement
Kennedy agrees that the United States will make Polaris missiles available to Britain after Skybolt cancellation
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Nassau · Government · Democratic Party Government · Dean Rusk
NATO Nuclear Policy
Rusk supports language linking British Polaris forces to NATO except where supreme national interests are at stake
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · James Britt Donovan
Prisoner Exchange Agreement Signed
Donovan signs the agreement providing for release of 1,113 Brigade 2506 prisoners in exchange for food and medicine.
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Miskovsky Assists Negotiations
Kennedy administration legal officer Milan Miskovsky assists Donovan during the exchange negotiations.
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Prisoner Exchange Agreement Reported
Kennedy is informed that Castro and Donovan have signed the prisoner exchange agreement.
1962, December 21st · United States of America · Nassau · Warfare · Nuclear · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Polaris Sales Agreement
The Nassau settlement forms the basis for the later Polaris Sales Agreement between the United States and Britain
1962, December 24th · Cuba · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Manuel Artime
Political Leader Released
Artime is released from Cuban imprisonment with other Brigade 2506 members under the exchange agreement.
1962, December 24th · Cuba · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Jose Perez San Roman
Brigade Commander Released
Perez San Roman is released from Cuban imprisonment as the Bay of Pigs prisoner exchange is completed.
1962, December 24th · Cuba · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Erneido Oliva
Released from Cuban Imprisonment
Oliva is released with other Brigade 2506 prisoners following completion of the negotiated exchange.
1962, December 28th · Myanmar · Katanga · Warfare · Military · U Thant
Operation Grandslam
Authorizes stronger United Nations military action after renewed fighting blocks a negotiated settlement in Katanga.
1962, December 29th · Cuba · Miami · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · Erneido Oliva
Brigade Flag Presented to Kennedy
Oliva joins Brigade 2506 leaders in presenting the brigade flag to Kennedy at the Orange Bowl ceremony.
1962, December 29th · United States of America · Miami · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Freed Brigade Welcomed in Miami
Kennedy addresses returned Brigade 2506 members at the Orange Bowl after their release from Cuban prisons.
1962, December · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Bill Wyman
Rolling Stones, The
Bill Wyman officially joins the Rolling Stones
1962, December · United States of America · Havana · Warfare · Bay of Pigs Invasion · James Britt Donovan
Food and Medicine Exchange Terms
Donovan negotiates an exchange based on food and medical supplies rather than a conventional cash ransom.
1963, December 1st · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Leopold Sedar Senghor
President Re-Elected
Senghor is re-elected under the strengthened presidential system
1963, December 1st · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Raul Leoni
Presidential Election
Raul Leoni won the presidential election and prepared to succeed Romulo Betancourt.
1963, December 3rd · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Pleads Not Guilty
Pleads not guilty to sabotage and conspiracy charges.
1963, December 3rd · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Rivonia Sabotage Charges Contested
Rejects the prosecution case during the Rivonia Trial.
1963, December 3rd · United States of America · Chicago · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Sam Giancana
FBI Investigation Discussion
An FBI surveillance transcript recorded Giancana and associate Charles English discussing the Bureau's investigation of President Kennedy's assassination on December 3, 1963.
1963, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
First Commission Meeting
Warren chaired the commission's first meeting on December 5, 1963, as members began organizing an independent investigation of the assassination.
1963, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
Independent Investigation Mandate
Under Warren's chairmanship, the commission decided that it would conduct an independent investigation rather than simply accept conclusions submitted by other government agencies.
1963, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
Warren Commission
The Warren Commission met formally for the first time on December 5, 1963 on the second floor of the National Archives Building in Washington, D.C. The Commission conducted its business primarily in closed sessions, but these were not secret sessions
1963, December 7th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) · John A. McCone
DCI Public Image Discussion
McCone told Johnson that portraying the DCI chiefly as a covert operator impaired his broader intelligence role; Johnson agreed that the public image should change.
1963, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
J. Lee Rankin Appointment
Warren appointed former Solicitor General J. Lee Rankin as general counsel of the assassination commission on December 8, 1963.
1963, December 9th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Hayato Ikeda
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 3rd term
1963, December 11th · Vietnam · Warfare · Military · Nguyen Khanh
Lieutenant General
Appointed Lieutenant General to command I Corps
1963, December 12th · Kenya · Government · Kenya African National Union (KANU) · Jomo Kenyatta
Constitution of Kenya
Retains the role of Prime Minister after independence was declared
1963, December 12th · Kenya · Government · Kenya African National Union (KANU) · Jomo Kenyatta
Independence of Kenya
Retains the role of Prime Minister after independence was declared
1963, December 13th · United States of America · New Orleans · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · David Ferrie
Secret Service Report
A Secret Service report concluded that Jack Martin's claims that Ferrie had associated with Oswald and trained him to fire a rifle were without foundation.
1963, December 13th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
Subpoena Authority
The commission chaired by Warren received statutory authority to compel testimony and evidence when Congress enacted Public Law 88-202.
1963, December 13th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Lyndon Baines Johnson
Warren Commission Subpoena Authority
Johnson's Warren Commission received statutory authority to subpoena witnesses and obtain evidence when Congress enacted Public Law 88-202.
1963, December 18th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Ahti Karjalainen
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
1963, December 18th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Reino Lehto
Prime Minister
Takes office as Prime Minister of Finland and forms a government in Helsinki.
1963, December 18th · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Howard Leslie Brennan
FBI
Tells the FBI that he was sure that Oswald was the rifleman he had seen
1963, December 18th · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) · Howard Leslie Brennan
FBI
Tells the FBI that he was sure that Oswald was the rifleman he had seen
1963, December 19th · China · Cairo · Government · Government of China · Zhou Enlai
Talks with Gamal Abdel Nasser
Discusses regional affairs, Sino-Indian relations and wider international issues with President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
1963, December 20th · United States of America · Saigon · Government · Democratic Party Government · John A. McCone
South Vietnam Inspection Trip
McCone completed discussions in Saigon and found weak governmental leadership, uncertain military progress, and serious shortcomings in reporting on the counterinsurgency.
1963, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · John A. McCone
Vietnam Pessimism Letter to Johnson
McCone told President Johnson that there were more reasons for pessimism than optimism in South Vietnam and that the new military government had not demonstrated effective leadership.
1963, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Hosty Entry Omitted From FBI Report
An FBI report transmitting entries from Oswald's address book to the Warren Commission omitted the entry containing Hosty's information.
1963, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) · John A. McCone
Expanded Covert Reporting in Vietnam
McCone ordered experienced CIA officers to Saigon temporarily to develop additional covert reporting on the new government's effectiveness and public acceptance.
1963, December · China · Algiers · Government · Government of China · Zhou Enlai
Visit to Algeria
Visits Algeria during China's expanding diplomatic engagement with newly independent African states.
1963, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC · Bruno Mtolo
Trial
Main witness for the state against Mandela
1963, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Trial
Mandela & Sisulu are accused of 222 acts of sabotage
1963, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · ANC · Walter Sisulu
Trial
Mandela & Sisulu are accused of 222 acts of sabotage
1963, December · South Africa · Pretoria · Politics · United Party · Quartus de Wet
Trial
Mandela & Sisulu are accused of 222 acts of sabotage
1963, December · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Dean Andrews
Oswald Lawyer
A Secret Service report issued in December 1963, two weeks after the assassination of President Kennedy, stated that Dean Andrews said that Lee Harvey Oswald had visited Andrews office on approximately three occasions in June and.
1963, December · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Dean Andrews
Oswald Lawyer
Andrews described his encounters with Oswald in testimony before the Warren Commission in July 1964.
1963, December · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Dean Andrews
Oswald Lawyer
July 1963, seeking legal advice from Andrews concerning his citizenship status, his wifes status and his undesirable discharge from the Marine Corps.
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
CIA Evidence Review
Warren's commission sought CIA information concerning Oswald's foreign contacts, Mexico City activities, and possible foreign involvement in the assassination.
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
FBI Evidence Review
Warren's commission began reviewing investigative reports supplied by the FBI concerning President Kennedy's assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, and related evidence.
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Earl Warren
Secret Service Evidence Review
Warren's commission obtained and reviewed Secret Service material concerning the Dallas motorcade, presidential protection, the assassination, and subsequent investigative work.
1963, December · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Hosty Address Book Memorandum
Hosty dictated a memorandum in December recording that his identifying information had been found in Oswald's address book.
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Albert E Jenner Jr
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and works on the background investigation of Lee Harvey Oswald
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Burt W Griffin
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and works on matters concerning Jack Ruby
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · David W Belin
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and later examines evidence connected with the assassination sequence
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Joseph A Ball
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and works on witness testimony and evidentiary review
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Norman Redlich
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and works on legal analysis of the assassination evidence
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Samuel A Stern
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and works on presidential protection and related security evidence
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · W David Slawson
Counsel
Appointed assistant counsel to the Warren Commission and investigates Oswald's foreign contacts and Mexico City material
1963, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · J Lee Rankin
General Counsel
Appointed general counsel of the Warren Commission and directs the legal staff during the investigation
1964, December 1st · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) · John A. McCone
President's Daily Brief Introduced
CIA introduced the President's Daily Brief for Lyndon Johnson, replacing earlier formats with a concise intelligence product tailored to his reading habits.
1964, December 3rd · United States of America · Oxford · Politics · OAAU · Malcolm X
Oxford Union Debate
Visits the UK and participates in a debate at Oxford Union
1964, December 4th · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky
October Crisis
Kerensky develops his views through october crisis after 1917.
1964, December 6th · Italy · Government · Government of Italy · Cesare Merzagora
President of Italy
Appointed President of Italy, acting
1964, December 9th · Argentina · Havana · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
International State Mission Departure
Guevara leaves Cuba for an extended diplomatic mission that includes the United Nations and several African countries.
1964, December 9th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Anastas Mikoyan
Chairman
Appointed Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet, Head of State
1964, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Alexander Mikhailovich Prokhorov
Maser and Laser Research
The achievement marks maser and laser research as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1964, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Alexander Mikhailovich Prokhorov
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for research leading to masers and lasers.
1964, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Nikolay Gennadiyevich Basov
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for fundamental work in quantum electronics.
1964, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Nikolay Gennadiyevich Basov
Quantum Electronics
The achievement marks quantum electronics as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1964, December 11th · Argentina · New York · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
United Nations General Assembly Address
Guevara addresses the United Nations General Assembly as Cuba's representative during the nineteenth session.
1964, December 12th · Kenya · Government · Kenya African National Union (KANU) · Jomo Kenyatta
Constitution of Kenya
Kenya becomes a republic, with Kenyatta as executive president
1964, December 12th · Kenya · Government · Kenya African National Union (KANU) · Jomo Kenyatta
Independence of Kenya
Kenya becomes a republic, with Kenyatta as executive president
1964, December 14th · Laos · Long Tieng · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Vang Pao
Barrel Roll Support
His forces rely on US air support as Operation Barrel Roll expands
1964, December 14th · Laos · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Lyndon Johnson
Barrel Roll Bombing
Authorizes expanded US air operations over northern Laos
1964, December 14th · Laos · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Lyndon Johnson
Operation Barrel Roll
Authorizes expanded US air operations in northern Laos
1964, December 17th · Argentina · New York · Politics · Revolutionary Movement · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Departure for African Tour
After his United Nations visit, Guevara leaves New York for a multi-country diplomatic tour in Africa.
1964, December 23rd · Laos · Vientiane · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · William Sullivan
Air War Coordination
Arrives as ambassador and coordinates US air and covert operations in Laos
1964, December 23rd · Laos · Vientiane · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · William Sullivan
Secret War Coordination
Arrives as ambassador and coordinates US covert and air operations in Laos
1964, December 29th · Italy · Government · Government of Italy · Giusepe Saragat
President of Italy
Appointed President of Italy
1964, December 31st · Great Britain · Warfare · Military · Henry Maitland Wilson Wilson, 1st
Death of Henry Maitland Wilson
Death of Henry Maitland Wilson, 1st Baron Wilson
1964, December 31st · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Levi Eshkol
Fatah
Fatah, a Palestinian movement for independence, makes the first terror attack on Israel and initiates the armed struggle for a state
1964, December 31st · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Levi Eshkol
PLO
Syrian-based al-Fatah guerrillas of Yasser Arafat launch their 1st raid on Israel with the aim of provoking a retaliation and sparking an Arab war against Israel. Fatah, a Palestinian movement for independence, makes the first terror attack on Israel and initiates the armed struggle for a state
1965, December 1st · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Robert McNamara
Mobilization
Reccommends to Johnson a diluted version of Bundys "just right" option
1965, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
My Generation Album
Release the debut album My Generation.
1965, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · George Martin
Rubber Soul
Produces Rubber Soul, helping the Beatles move toward more mature studio songwriting.
1965, December 5th · France · Government · Republic, 5th · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Election
In the 1st round polls 43%, Mitterrand 27% & Lecanuet 20%, a 2nd round is required
1965, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · William McChesney Martin
Discount Rate and Regulation Q Increase
Federal Reserve policy raises the discount rate and simultaneously increases maximum rates payable on certain time deposits, tightening monetary conditions while allowing banks more flexibility to compete for funds.
1965, December 8th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Roy Harris Jenkins
Race Relations Act
Supports the first Race Relations Act as a Labour Member of Parliament.
1965, December 8th · Vietnam · Que Son Valley · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Lewis W. Walt
Operation Harvest Moon
Walt oversees Marine participation in Operation Harvest Moon
1965, December 9th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Chairman
Appointed Chairman of the Council of State
1965, December 9th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Government
Appoints family members to senior positions within the Government
1965, December 9th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Anastas Mikoyan
Resignation of Anastas Mikoyan
Resigns as the Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet
1965, December 9th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikolai Viktorovich Podgorny
Chairman
Appointed Chairman of the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet, Head of State
1965, December 9th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Nikolai Viktorovich Podgorny
Head of State
Appointed Head of State for Russia
1965, December 12th · France · Government · Republic, 5th · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle
Election
Wins the 2nd & final round with 54.6% to Mitterrands 45.4%
1965, December 13th · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · James Graham Ballard
Drama
BBC Two screens an adaptation of the short story "Thirteen to Centaurus" directed by Peter Potter
1965, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Oil Sanctions
The Southern Rhodesia Petroleum Order comes into force as Britain tightens sanctions against Rhodesia.
1965, December 18th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Gemini VII
During the flight of Gemini VII, American astronauts Frank Borman and James A. Lovell set a duration record of fourteen days in Earth-orbit that holds for five years
1965, December 18th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · James A Lovell
Gemini VII
During the flight of Gemini VII, American astronauts Frank Borman and James A. Lovell set a duration record of fourteen days in Earth-orbit that holds for five years
1965, December 18th · Vietnam · Que Son Valley · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Harvey C. Barnum Jr
Operation Harvest Moon
Barnum takes command under fire and helps direct Marine units during Operation Harvest Moon
1965, December 22nd · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Lyndon Baines Johnson
Peace
Announces a 36 hr cease-fire commencing Christmas eve to negotiate with North Vietnam
1965, December 23rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Roy Harris Jenkins
Cabinet
Enters the Cabinet as Home Secretary after Frank Soskice leaves the office.
1965, December 27th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Lyndon Baines Johnson
Peace
Agrees to extend the cease-fire indefinitely to promote negotiations with North Vietnam
1965, December 28th · Vietnam · Binh Gia · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Ho Chi Minh
Battle of Binh Gia
Viet Cong forces open the Battle of Binh Gia, which continues into early January 1965
1965, December · Argentina · Havana · Warfare · Military · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Secret Return toward Cuba
After leaving Africa, Guevara is brought back secretly toward Cuba to prepare for a new guerrilla mission in Bolivia.
1965, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph-Desire Mobutu
Anti-Corruption Campaign Announced
Promises to curb corruption and administrative disorder while consolidating the new military-backed government.
1965, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph-Desire Mobutu
Five-Year Ban on Party Politics
Suspends competitive party activity for five years after seizing presidential power.
1965, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph-Desire Mobutu
Revolutionary Volunteers Movement
Creates a pro-regime mass movement that helps prepare the centralized political system of the Second Republic.
1965, December · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph-Desire Mobutu
Suspension of Right to Strike
Restricts strike activity as part of an early programme to impose political and administrative discipline.
1965, December · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Sin-Itiro Tomonaga
Nobel Prize for Quantum Electrodynamics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics.
1965, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Julian Seymour Schwinger
Nobel Prize for Quantum Electrodynamics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics.
1965, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Richard Phillips Feynman
Nobel Prize for Quantum Electrodynamics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for fundamental work in quantum electrodynamics.
1965, December · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · William Westmoreland
Bombing of Laos
Arc Light sorties hit Laos
1965, December · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · William Westmoreland
Operation Arc Light
Arc Light sorties hit Laos
1966, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
Happy Jack
Release Happy Jack as a single.
1966, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Independence of Great Britain
Talks to resolve the Rhodesia UDI break down
1966, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Independence of Rhodesia
Talks to resolve the Rhodesia UDI break down
1966, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI)
Talks to resolve the Rhodesia UDI break down
1966, December 9th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
A Quick One Album
Release the album A Quick One.
1966, December 9th · United States of America · Wichita Falls · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Jack Ruby
Trial
Arrangements were underway for a new trial to be held in February 1967, in Wichita Falls, Ruby was admitted to Parkland Hospital in Dallas, suffering from pneumonia
1966, December 12th · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Jack Ruby
Death of Jack Ruby
Ruby made a final statement from his hospital bed that he and he alone had been responsible for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald
1966, December 22nd · China · Beijing · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Mao Zedong
Down to the Countryside
Mao calls for educated youth to learn from workers, peasants and soldiers
1966, December 31st · Argentina · Nancahuazu · Warfare · Bolivian Guerrilla War · Ernesto "Che" Guevara
Meeting with Mario Monje
Guevara meets Bolivian Communist Party leader Mario Monje, and disagreements emerge over command and strategy.
1966, December · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Syd Barrett
UFO Club
Pink Floyd become closely associated with London's UFO Club and the underground psychedelic scene
1966, December · United States of America · New Orleans · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Clay LaVerne Shaw
First Garrison Interview
Garrison first interviewed Shaw in connection with the renewed assassination investigation in December 1966.
1967, December 3rd · South Africa · Cape Town · Science · Medicine · Christian Barnard
Health of Christian Barnard
Performs the 1st heart transplant in Cape Town, his patient lives for 18 days
1967, December 3rd · South Africa · Cape Town · Science · Physics · Christian Barnard
1st Heart Transplant
Performs the 1st heart transplant in Cape Town, his patient lives for 18 days
1967, December 6th · Uruguay · Montevideo · Government · Government of Uruguay · Jorge Pacheco Areco
President of Uruguay
Assumes the presidency after the death of President Oscar Diego Gestido
1967, December 8th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Brian Jones
Their Satanic Majesties Request
The Rolling Stones release Their Satanic Majesties Request.
1967, December 9th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Chairman of Council of State
Ceausescu becomes chairman of the Council of State, combining party and state leadership.
1967, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ragnar Arthur Granit
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for research on visual processes.
1967, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ragnar Arthur Granit
Visual Physiology Recognition
Is recognized for explaining retinal responses to light and color.
1967, December 10th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Otis Reading
Death of Otis Reading
Death of Otis Reading
1967, December 10th · United States of America · Science · Medicine · Jack Ruby
Health of Jack Ruby
doctors realized he had cancer in his liver, lungs, and brain
1967, December 13th · Greece · Kavala · House · House of Denmark · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II
Counter-Coup
Constantine II launches an unsuccessful counter-coup against the military junta from northern Greece.
1967, December 14th · Greece · Rome · House · House of Denmark · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II
Exile of Constantine II
After the counter-coup fails, Constantine II and his family leave Greece and go into exile in Rome.
1967, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
The Who Sell Out Album
Release The Who Sell Out.
1967, December 15th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Lyndon Baines Johnson
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
Signs the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, prohibiting age discrimination against many older workers.
1967, December 22nd · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Syd Barrett
Pink Floyd
"Christmas On Earth Revisited" is staged at Olympia, Syd seems incapable of playing, standing staring at the audience
1967, December 25th · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece · Andreas Papandreou
Appeal against Military Junta
Papandreou calls for international opposition to the Greek military regime.
1967, December 25th · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece · Andreas Papandreou
Release from Detention
The military regime releases Andreas Papandreou following international pressure.
1967, December 27th · United States of America · Nashville · Arts · Popular Music · Bob Dylan
All Along the Watchtower
Releases All Along the Watchtower on John Wesley Harding.
1967, December 27th · United States of America · Nashville · Arts · Popular Music · Bob Dylan
John Wesley Harding
Releases John Wesley Harding.
1967, December 29th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Clinton "Clint" Eastwood
Dollars Trilogy
The Dollars trilogy reaches American cinemas and makes Eastwood a major star in the United States.
1967, December · United States of America · New York · Science · Astrophysics · John Archibald Wheeler
Black Hole Term
Popularises the term black hole for complete gravitational collapse.
1968, December 1st · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Rafael Caldera
Presidential Election
Rafael Caldera won a closely contested presidential election as the COPEI candidate.
1968, December 2nd · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Cruising with Ruben & the Jets
Releases Cruising with Ruben & the Jets, a deliberately stylised tribute to doo-wop and 1950s vocal-group music.
1968, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Mick Jagger
Sympathy for the Devil
Sympathy for the Devil appears on Beggars Banquet.
1968, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Jimmy Miller
Beggars Banquet
Produces Beggars Banquet for the Rolling Stones.
1968, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Abdication
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication of the Queen cause stock market panic. Rumours of coalition Government & abdication cause stock market panic
1968, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Crisis
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication of the Queen cause stock market panic
1968, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Stock Market
Rumours of coalition Government & abdication cause stock market panic
1968, December 20th · United States of America · Arts · Literature · John Ernst Steinbeck
Death of John Ernst Steinbeck
Death of John Ernst Steinbeck
1968, December 20th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Peace
A message is sent to Hanoi indicating an interest in a peace settlement
1968, December 21st · United States of America · Earth Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Translunar Injection
Commands Apollo 8 as the Saturn V third stage sends the crew from Earth orbit toward the Moon.
1968, December 21st · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8
Commands Apollo 8 on the first crewed flight to the Moon.
1968, December 21st · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8
Serves as command module pilot on Apollo 8.
1968, December 21st · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8
Serves as lunar module pilot on Apollo 8.
1968, December 22nd · China · Beijing · Warfare · Sent-Down Youth · Mao Zedong
Down to the Countryside
Mao orders educated youth to go to the countryside and be re-educated by poor and lower-middle peasants
1968, December 22nd · United States of America · Space · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Midcourse Navigation
Uses Apollo navigation procedures during the translunar coast to refine the spacecraft trajectory.
1968, December 23rd · United States of America · Houston · Science · Astronomy · Neil Armstrong
Apollo 11 Assignment
Is selected to command Apollo 11 after serving as Apollo 8 backup commander.
1968, December 23rd · United States of America · Houston · Science · Astronomy · Deke Slayton
Apollo 11 Assignment
Offers Neil Armstrong command of Apollo 11 after Armstrong backs up Apollo 8.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Christmas Eve Broadcast
Participates in the Christmas Eve television broadcast from lunar orbit and closes the crew's message to Earth.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 First Lunar Far-Side Passage
Commands Apollo 8 as the crew passes behind the Moon and loses radio contact with Earth.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Lunar Orbit Circularization
Commands the second lunar-orbit insertion burn, circularizing Apollo 8's orbit around the Moon.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Lunar Orbit Insertion
Commands the burn that places Apollo 8 into lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Earthrise Mission
Commands the crew that first sees Earthrise from lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Earthrise Observation
Observes Earth rising above the lunar horizon with the Apollo 8 crew during lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Genesis Reading
Participates in the Christmas Eve Genesis reading broadcast to Earth from lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Lunar Navigation
Conducts landmark tracking and navigation observations during Apollo 8 lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Lunar Orbit Insertion
Serves as command module pilot during the burn that places Apollo 8 into lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Christmas Eve Broadcast
Participates in the Christmas Eve television broadcast from lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Earth Observation Photography
Photographs Earth and the lunar horizon during Apollo 8's historic lunar-orbit mission.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Landing Site Survey
Observes and photographs lunar terrain to support planning for later Apollo landing missions.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Lunar Orbit Insertion
Serves as lunar module pilot during Apollo 8's first lunar-orbit insertion burn.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Lunar Photography
Photographs lunar terrain and prospective landing areas during Apollo 8’s ten lunar orbits.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Earthrise Photograph
Photographs Earthrise during Apollo 8 lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
First View of Lunar Far Side
Becomes one of the first humans to see the Moon’s far side when Apollo 8 passes behind it.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Christmas Eve Television Broadcast
Leads a worldwide Christmas Eve television broadcast from lunar orbit.
1968, December 24th · United States of America · Washington · Science · Astronomy · Lyndon Baines Johnson
Apollo 8
Congratulates the Apollo 8 crew during the first crewed mission to orbit the Moon.
1968, December 25th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Trans-Earth Injection
Commands the engine burn that sends Apollo 8 out of lunar orbit toward Earth.
1968, December 25th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Trans-Earth Injection
Serves as command module pilot during the burn that sends Apollo 8 from lunar orbit toward Earth.
1968, December 27th · United States of America · Pacific Ocean · Science · Astronomy · Frank Borman
Apollo 8 Reentry
Commands Apollo 8 through Earth reentry before splashdown in the Pacific.
1968, December 27th · United States of America · Space · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Reentry Navigation
Supports navigation and spacecraft operations during Apollo 8's return and reentry.
1968, December 27th · United States of America · Pacific Ocean · Science · Astronomy · James A. Lovell
Apollo 8 Return
Returns from Apollo 8 after ten lunar orbits.
1968, December 27th · United States of America · Pacific Ocean · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Reentry
Returns through Earth's atmosphere with Borman and Lovell after the first crewed lunar-orbit mission.
1968, December 27th · United States of America · Pacific Ocean · Science · Astronomy · William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Splashdown
Returns to Earth with Borman and Lovell after the first crewed lunar-orbit mission.
1968, December 31st · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Oldrich Cernik
First Cernik Government
The First Cernik Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1968, December · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Mick Jagger
Rock and Roll Circus
The Rolling Stones "Rock and Roll Circus", part concert, part circus-act film organized by the band, It goes unreleased for 25 years because Mick Jagger is unhappy with the bands performance compared to other bands in the film, such as Jethro Tull
1968, December · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Brian Jones
Rolling Stones, The
Jones last formal appearance with the Rolling Stones, The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, part concert, part circus-act film organized by the band, but not released for 25 years
1969, December 1st · France · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Georges Jean Raymond Pompidou
Hague Summit Relaunch
Pompidou backed completion, deepening and enlargement of the Communities at the Hague summit.
1969, December 1st · Germany · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Willy Brandt
Hague European Summit
Represents Germany as leaders open the Hague summit on completion, deepening and enlargement of the European Communities.
1969, December 1st · Italy · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Mariano Rumor
Hague European Summit
Represents Italy as Community leaders open the Hague summit on completion, deepening and enlargement.
1969, December 2nd · Germany · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Walter Scheel
Hague Enlargement Decision
Supports the Hague agreement to open enlargement negotiations with applicant countries including Britain, Denmark and Ireland.
1969, December 2nd · Italy · The Hague · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Aldo Moro
Hague Enlargement Decision
Supports the Hague agreement to begin enlargement negotiations and strengthen European cooperation.
1969, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Keith Richards
Let It Bleed
The Rolling Stones release Let It Bleed.
1969, December 6th · United States of America · Altamont · Arts · Popular Music · Mick Jagger
Altamont Free Concert
Performs at the Altamont Free Concert at the end of the 1969 US tour.
1969, December 11th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Constitutional Proclamation
The Revolutionary Command Council issues a provisional constitutional proclamation for the republic.
1969, December 12th · Germany · Berlin · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Andraes Baader
Bombing of Berlin
The Baader-Meinhog bomb Berlin
1969, December 14th · Libya · Revolution · Revolution of Libya · Muammar Abu Minyar al- Gaddafi
Constitution of Libya
A new "constitution" was implemented, the RCC becomes the ultimate authority in Libya
1969, December 14th · Libya · Revolution · Revolution of Libya · Muammar Abu Minyar al- Gaddafi
Coup
A new "constitution" was implemented, the RCC becomes the ultimate authority in Libya
1969, December 14th · Libya · Revolution · Revolution of Libya · Muammar Abu Minyar al- Gaddafi
Revolutionary Command Council
A new "constitution" was implemented, the RCC becomes the ultimate authority in Libya
1969, December 15th · Czech Republic · Istanbul · Government · Communist Party Government · Alexander Dubcek
Ambassador
Appointed Ambassador of Turkey
1969, December 15th · Great Britain · Warfare · United Nations · George Harrison
United Nations
Harrison joins John Lennon & the Plastic Ono Band onstage, the 1st time they had shared a stage since 1st May 1966
1969, December 16th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
War Is Over! If You Want It!
"War Is Over! If You Want It!" billboards go up in 11 cities around the world, as a Christmas message from John Lennon and Yoko Ono
1969, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Government
Partially lifts the trade embargo on China
1969, December 26th · United States of America · Denver · Arts · Popular Music · James Patrick "Jimmy" Page
First US Tour
Begins Led Zeppelin's first American tour supporting Vanilla Fudge.
1969, December 26th · United States of America · Denver · Arts · Popular Music · Robert Anthony Plant
First US Tour
Introduces Led Zeppelin's live sound to American audiences.
1969, December 28th · United States of America · My Lai · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · William Peers
Massacre
Arrives in Vietnam to lead an investigation into the My Lai Massacre
1969, December · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Georges Pompidou
European Enlargement Policy
Opens the way to renewed enlargement talks after de Gaulle leaves office.
1969, December · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Syd Barrett
Octopus
Syd Barrett releases his first solo single, "Octopus"
1969, December · Great Britain · Toronto · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
Plastic Ono Band
The Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace in Toronto is released
1969, December · Great Britain · Toronto · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
Toronto Rock n Roll Revival
The Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace in Toronto is released
1969, December · Great Britain · Rome · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Waters
Pink Floyd
Studio sessions in Rome for the soundtrack of "Zabriskie Point"
1969, December · Great Britain · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Willie Waddell
Rangers Manager Appointment
Takes charge of Rangers and begins rebuilding the side that later wins the European Cup Winners' Cup.
1969, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act
Parliament enacts legislation to regulate monopolistic and restrictive trade practices.
1969, December · Ireland · Dublin · Arts · Popular Music · Brian Downey
Thin Lizzy
Forms Thin Lizzy with school friend Phil Lynott and remains the drummer through the band's classic recording years.
1969, December · Ireland · Dublin · Arts · Popular Music · Eric Bell
Thin Lizzy
Joins Thin Lizzy as guitarist after meeting Eric Wrixon and linking with Phil Lynott and Brian Downey in Dublin.
1969, December · Ireland · Dublin · Arts · Popular Music · Eric Wrixon
Thin Lizzy
Joins the original Thin Lizzy line-up on keyboards after previously working with Them alongside Eric Bell.
1969, December · Ireland · Dublin · Arts · Popular Music · Philip Lynott
Thin Lizzy
Forms Thin Lizzy in Dublin with Brian Downey, Eric Bell and Eric Wrixon, becoming the band's bassist, lead vocalist and principal songwriter.
1969, December · United States of America · United States · Arts · Popular Music · The Doors
Touch Me
Releases Touch Me with orchestral arrangement.
1970, December 2nd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Government of USA · William Ruckelshaus
EPA Begins Operations
Becomes the first administrator as the Environmental Protection Agency begins operations
1970, December 4th · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Eric Grusdat
Red Army Faction
Eric Grusdat is arrested
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Election Result
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Awami League wins an absolute National Assembly majority.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
General Election - General Election
Pakistan holds its first nationwide direct general election.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
General Election Election Outcome
General election outcome recorded for Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan: Pakistan holds its first nationwide direct general election.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
General Election Government
Government context for this general election: Pakistan holds its first nationwide direct general election.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
General Election
Pakistan holds its first nationwide direct general election.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
General Election
Voters elect members of the National Assembly in Pakistan's first direct national poll.
1970, December 7th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
National Assembly
The Awami League emerges as the largest party in the new National Assembly.
1970, December 7th · United States of America · New York · Sport · Boxing · Muhammad Ali
Victory over Bonavena
Stops Oscar Bonavena in the fifteenth round
1970, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ulf Svante von Euler
Neurotransmitter Storage Research
Receives recognition for work on noradrenaline storage and release.
1970, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ulf Svante von Euler
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discoveries concerning nerve transmitters.
1970, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Hannes Olof Gosta Alfven
Magnetohydrodynamics Recognition
Is recognized for discoveries concerning plasma and magnetic-field interactions.
1970, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Hannes Olof Gosta Alfven
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for foundational work in magnetohydrodynamics.
1970, December 10th · United States of America · Oslo · Science · Agriculture · Norman Borlaug
Nobel Peace Prize
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for work associated with the Green Revolution
1970, December 11th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Republican Party · George H. W. Bush
UN Ambassador Nomination
Nominated as United States ambassador to the United Nations
1970, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
State of Emergency
Announced in Cabinet in the face of growing industrial unrest
1970, December 15th · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Georgy Nikolayevich Babakin
Venera 7 Landing
Venera 7 makes the first successful soft landing on Venus and the first survivable landing on another planet.
1970, December 15th · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Georgy Nikolayevich Babakin
Venera 7 Surface Data
Venera 7 continues transmitting after touchdown, returning the first data directly from the surface of another planet.
1970, December 16th · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Ali MacGraw
Love Story
Stars as Jenny Cavalleri in Love Story
1970, December 16th · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Tommy Lee Jones
Film Debut
Appears in Love Story in his first feature film role
1970, December 16th · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Arthur Hiller
Love Story
Directs Love Story
1970, December 17th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Provincial Elections
Pakistan holds provincial assembly elections after the national poll.
1970, December 18th · United States of America · Nevada · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Baneberry Nuclear Test
Operation Baneberry releases radioactive material after an underground nuclear test
1970, December 20th · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Karl-Heinz Ruhland
Arrest of Karl-Heinz Ruhland
Karl-Heinz Ruhland is arrested by the police and begins talking (he only knew the gangs code names), Ruhland becomes a star witness at many of the Baader-Meinhof trials
1970, December 20th · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Karl-Heinz Ruhland
Red Army Faction
Karl-Heinz Ruhland is arrested by the police and begins talking (he only knew the gangs code names), Ruhland becomes a star witness at many of the Baader-Meinhof trials
1970, December 20th · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Ulrike Marie Meinhof
Arrest of Ulrike Marie Meinhof
Ulrike Meinhof bolts at a police check point, leaving an ID card with a very recent picture of her newly-peroxided hair style
1970, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Supreme Court of USA · Warren Burger
Oregon v Mitchell
The Supreme Court decides the 1970 voting-age case Oregon v Mitchell
1970, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Supreme Court of USA · Hugo Black
Oregon v Mitchell Opinion
Announces the controlling opinion in Oregon v Mitchell
1970, December 23rd · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Ali Jansen
Arrest of Ali Jansen and Ulrich Scholze
Ali Jansen and Ulrich Scholze are arrested after trying to steal a car. Jansen shoots at a cop; he later will get 10 years for attempted murder, Scholze is released the next day, leaving his terrorist days forever behind him
1970, December 23rd · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Ulrich Scholze
Arrest of Ulrich Scholze
Ali Jansen and Ulrich Scholze are arrested after trying to steal a car. Jansen shoots at a cop; he later will get 10 years for attempted murder, Scholze is released the next day, leaving his terrorist days forever behind him
1970, December 23rd · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Josef Cyrankiewicz
President of Poland
Appointed President of Poland
1970, December 23rd · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Dustin Hoffman
Little Big Man
Stars in Little Big Man
1970, December 23rd · United States of America · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Arthur Penn
Little Big Man
Directs Little Big Man
1970, December 26th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, Lennons debut album as a solo artist, enters the album charts
1970, December 26th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Government of USA · George H. W. Bush
Family Planning Act Support
Supports federal family-planning legislation before becoming UN ambassador
1970, December 26th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Family Planning Act
Signs the Family Planning Services and Population Research Act
1970, December 27th · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Lok Sabha Dissolved
The Lok Sabha is dissolved early, paving the way for the 1971 general election.
1970, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Workplace Safety · Richard Milhous Nixon
Occupational Safety and Health Act
The Act establishes federal workplace-safety standards and enforcement institutions.
1970, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Government of USA · James Hodgson
Occupational Safety and Health Act
Supports the new federal workplace safety framework created by OSHA
1970, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Occupational Safety and Health Act
Signs the Occupational Safety and Health Act
1970, December 30th · United States of America · Las Vegas · Sport · Boxing · Sonny Liston
Death of Sonny Liston
Dies in Las Vegas, with the death commonly dated to late December 1970
1970, December 31st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · George Harrison
Beatles, The
Paul McCartney files a suit to dissolve the Beatles
1970, December 31st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
Dissolution
Paul McCartney files a suit to dissolve the Beatles
1970, December 31st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Paul McCartney
Dissolution
Paul McCartney files a suit to dissolve the Beatles
1970, December 31st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Ringo Starr
Dissolution
Paul McCartney files a suit to dissolve the Beatles
1970, December 31st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Government of USA · Edmund Muskie
Clean Air Act Amendments
Helps lead congressional work on the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970
1970, December 31st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Clean Air Act Amendments
Signs the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1970
1970, December · Montserrat · Plymouth · Government · Government of Montserrat · Percival Austin Bramble
Chief Minister Appointed
Becomes Chief Minister after William Henry Bramble leaves office
1970, December · Pakistan · Politics · Awami League · Mujibur Rahman
Election
In Eastern Pakistan, the Awami League, led by Mujibur Rahman, wins 160 out of 162 seats in the Parliament
1970, December · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Election
Bhuttos Pakistan Peoples Party emerges as the single largest party from Punjab and Sindh and manages to win 81 National Assembly seats, all from the Western Wing
1970, December · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
National Assembly
Bhuttos Pakistan Peoples Party emerges as the single largest party from Punjab and Sindh and manages to win 81 National Assembly seats, all from the Western Wing
1970, December · Russia · United States · Government · Government of Russia · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev
Khrushchev Remembers Published Abroad
His memoirs are published abroad as Khrushchev Remembers despite official Soviet disapproval.
1970, December · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Jerry Scheff
L.A. Woman Sessions
Plays bass during L.A. Woman sessions.
1970, December · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Bruce Botnick
L.A. Woman Production
Co-produces L.A. Woman with The Doors.
1970, December · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Marc Benno
L.A. Woman Sessions
Adds rhythm guitar during L.A. Woman sessions.
1970, December · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Jim Morrison
L.A. Woman Sessions
Records sessions for L.A. Woman, his final studio album with the band.
1971, December 1st · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Soviet Union · Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov
Order of Lenin
Awarded the Order of Lenin for the sixth time.
1971, December 1st · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · George Gordon Liddy
Transfer to CRP
Liddy leaves his White House Domestic Council post and moves to the Committee to Re-Elect the President as counsel, positioning him to develop campaign intelligence operations.
1971, December 2nd · Russia · Mars · Science · Astronomy · Mstislav Keldysh
Mars 3 Landing
Mars 3 achieves the first soft landing on Mars before contact is quickly lost.
1971, December 3rd · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Independence of Bangladesh
The Indiai civil war ends with independence for East Pakistan, now Bangladesh
1971, December 3rd · India · Government · Congress Party · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Bombing of India
Pakistan launches air strikes against Indian airfields, beginning full-scale war between India and Pakistan.
1971, December 3rd · India · Gangasagar · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Albert Ekka
Battle of Gangasagar
Albert Ekka attacks fortified Pakistani positions at Gangasagar and is mortally wounded while helping secure the objective.
1971, December 3rd · India · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Indira Nehru Gandhi
War Response
Indira Gandhi directs India's response after Pakistan launches pre-emptive air strikes, bringing India formally into the war.
1971, December 3rd · India · Warfare · Indian Wars · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Declaration of War
War begins after Pakistan launches pre-emptive air strikes against Indian airfields.
1971, December 3rd · India · Warfare · Indian Wars · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Independence of Bangladesh
Pakistan strikes Indian airfields, and Indira Gandhi's government responds by entering the war that ends with Bangladesh's independence.
1971, December 3rd · Pakistan · Western India · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Air Strikes on India
Pakistan launches air strikes against Indian airfields, widening the 1971 war.
1971, December 3rd · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
War with India
Full-scale war begins between Pakistan and India after Pakistani air strikes.
1971, December 3rd · Pakistan · Western India · Warfare · Indian Wars · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Operation Chengiz Khan
Yahya Khan's government orders air strikes against Indian airfields as full-scale war begins on the western front.
1971, December 4th · Great Britain · Belfast · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Bombing of Belfast
An explosion in a public house in Belfast kills 15
1971, December 4th · India · Karachi · Warfare · Indian Wars · Sardarilal Mathradas Nanda
Operation Trident
Admiral S. M. Nanda oversees naval operations as Indian missile boats strike Karachi during Operation Trident.
1971, December 4th · United States of America · Montreux · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Montreux Casino Fire
Escapes with the audience when a flare ignites the casino during a Mothers concert and destroys the band's equipment.
1971, December 6th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Independence of Bangladesh
India recognizes the Democratic Republic of Bangladesh and Pakistan breaks off diplomatic relations. Bangladesh beomes independent from Pakistan following a 9-month war in a struggle led by Sheik Mujibar Rahman
1971, December 6th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Massacre
Bangladesh accusses Pakistan of war atrocities that led to the death of some 3 million people during the 9-month war
1971, December 6th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Recognition of the Democratic Republic of Bangladesh and Pakistan
India recognizes the Democratic Republic of Bangladesh and Pakistan breaks off diplomatic relations. Bangladesh accusses Pakistan of war atrocities that led to the death of some 3 million people during the 9-month war
1971, December 6th · India · Government · Congress Party · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Independence of Bangladesh
India formally recognises Bangladesh as an independent state.
1971, December 6th · Pakistan · New Delhi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Indian Recognition of Bangladesh
India formally recognizes Bangladesh during the Indo-Pakistani War.
1971, December 7th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
British Petroleum Interests Nationalised
Libya nationalises British Petroleum interests following a dispute with the British government.
1971, December 7th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Deputy Prime Minister
Yahya Khan appoints Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Deputy Prime Minister during the final war crisis.
1971, December 7th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Foreign Minister of Pakistan
Bhutto also assumes the foreign affairs portfolio in Yahya Khan's government.
1971, December 9th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Lubomir Strougal
First Strougal Government
The First Strougal Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1971, December 9th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Lubomir Strougal
Second Strougal Government
Begins the Second Strougal Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1971, December 10th · United States of America · London · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Rainbow Theatre Stage Attack
Suffers severe injuries after an audience member pushes him from the stage into the orchestra pit at the Rainbow Theatre.
1971, December 14th · India · Srinagar · Warfare · Indian Wars · Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon
Defence of Srinagar
Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon engages Pakistani aircraft over Srinagar and is killed while defending the airfield.
1971, December 16th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Independence of Bangladesh
Pakistani forces in East Pakistan surrender to the allied forces of India and Bangladesh, jointly known as the Mitro Bahini
1971, December 16th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Mitro Bahini
Pakistani forces in East Pakistan surrender to the allied forces of India and Bangladesh, jointly known as the Mitro Bahini
1971, December 16th · India · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Independence of Bangladesh
Pakistan's Eastern Command surrenders in Dhaka, confirming Bangladesh's independence after India's military victory.
1971, December 16th · India · Dhaka · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Jagjit Singh Aurora
Surrender at Dhaka
Jagjit Singh Aurora accepts the surrender of Pakistani forces at Dhaka, ending organized resistance in East Pakistan.
1971, December 16th · India · Dhaka · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Jacob Farj Rafael Jacob
Surrender Negotiations
J. F. R. Jacob helps negotiate the surrender terms that Pakistani forces sign in Dhaka on 16 December 1971.
1971, December 16th · India · Warfare · Indian Wars · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Ceasefire
India accepts the Pakistani surrender in the eastern theatre and announces a ceasefire on the western front.
1971, December 16th · India · Warfare · Indian Wars · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Independence of Bangladesh
The surrender at Dhaka ends the eastern campaign and secures the emergence of independent Bangladesh.
1971, December 16th · India · Basantar · Warfare · Indian Wars · Arun Khetrapal
Battle of Basantar
Arun Khetrapal fights Pakistani armour at Basantar and is killed after refusing to abandon his damaged tank.
1971, December 16th · Pakistan · Dhaka · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
1971 War
The eastern war ends with the surrender of Pakistan's Eastern Command.
1971, December 16th · Pakistan · Dhaka · Warfare · Indian Wars · Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi
Surrender of Eastern Command
Niazi signs the instrument of surrender for Pakistani forces in East Pakistan at Dhaka.
1971, December 17th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Peace
A cease fire begins between India and Pakistan in East Pakistan
1971, December 17th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · David Bowie
Hunky Dory
Releases Hunky Dory, including Changes, Life on Mars?, Queen Bitch and Oh! You Pretty Things.
1971, December 17th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
ANC
The African National Council is formed to reject the Anglo-Rhodesia settlement
1971, December 17th · India · Basantar · Warfare · Indian Wars · Hoshiar Singh
Battle of Basantar
Hoshiar Singh leads his company during the Battle of Basantar and holds its position despite repeated Pakistani counterattacks.
1971, December 17th · Pakistan · Western Front · Government · Government of Pakistan · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Ceasefire
A ceasefire takes effect on the western front after Pakistan accepts the conflict's outcome.
1971, December 18th · Russia · Moscow · Arts · Literature · Alexander Tvardovsky
Death of Alexander Tvardovsky
Death of poet and editor Alexander Tvardovsky.
1971, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Central Banking · Arthur Frank Burns
Smithsonian Agreement
The United States and other major economies reach the Smithsonian Agreement to realign exchange rates after suspension of dollar-gold convertibility, creating a temporary framework for the international monetary system.
1971, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · John Bowden Connally
Smithsonian Agreement
Connally negotiates the Smithsonian Agreement, realigning major currencies and raising the intended official dollar price of gold while leaving gold convertibility suspended.
1971, December 18th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Devaluation
The US devalues the dollar by 7.9% & lifts the import surcharge
1971, December 18th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Richard Milhous Nixon
Economy of USA
The US devalues the dollar by 7.9% & lifts the import surcharge
1971, December 20th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Arrest of Mujibar Rahman
Mujibur Rahman is released from prison & becomes President of Bangladesh
1971, December 20th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
Independence of Bangladesh
Sheik Rahman is nominated as president
1971, December 20th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
President of Bangladesh
Sheik Rahman is nominated as president
1971, December 20th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Chief Martial Law Administrator
Bhutto becomes civilian Chief Martial Law Administrator after Yahya Khan resigns.
1971, December 20th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
President of Pakistan
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto succeeds Yahya Khan as President.
1971, December 20th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Warfare · Indian Wars · Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan
Resignation after War
Yahya Khan relinquishes power after Pakistan's defeat and the separation of East Pakistan as Bangladesh.
1971, December 20th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Warfare · Military · Gul Hassan Khan
Commander in Chief
Gul Hassan Khan becomes Commander in Chief of the Pakistan Army after Yahya Khan leaves office.
1971, December 22nd · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Herbert Schoner
Assassination of Herbert Schoner
RAF members Klaus Janschke, Ingeborg Barz, Wolfgang Grundmann raid a branch of the Bavarian Mortgage and Exchange Bank, a police officer, Herbert Schoner, walks in on the raid and is shot dead
1971, December 22nd · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Ingeborg Barz
Assassination of Herbert Schoner
RAF members Klaus Janschke, Ingeborg Barz, Wolfgang Grundmann raid a branch of the Bavarian Mortgage and Exchange Bank, a police officer, Herbert Schoner, walks in on the raid and is shot dead
1971, December 22nd · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group · Wolfgang Grundmann
Assassination of Herbert Schoner
RAF members Klaus Janschke, Ingeborg Barz, Wolfgang Grundmann raid a branch of the Bavarian Mortgage and Exchange Bank, a police officer, Herbert Schoner, walks in on the raid and is shot dead
1971, December 29th · Ireland · Dublin · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · John Charles McQuaid
Resignation as Archbishop Submitted
McQuaid submits his resignation after more than three decades leading the Dublin archdiocese.
1971, December 29th · Italy · Government · Government of Italy · Giovanni Leone
President of Italy
Appointed President of Italy
1971, December · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Mujibar Rahman
President of Bangladesh
Appointed President of Bangladesh
1971, December · Ghana · Accra · Government · Government of Ghana · Edward Akufo-Addo
Second Republic Currency Devaluation
The Second Republic sharply devalues Ghana's currency as the government attempts to address serious balance-of-payments and economic pressures.
1971, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Twenty-sixth Amendment
The Twenty-sixth Amendment ends official recognition and privy-purse payments for former princely rulers.
1971, December · India · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Hari Chand Dewan
Eastern Air Operations
Hari Chand Dewan commands the Eastern Air Command as the Indian Air Force supports the rapid campaign in East Pakistan.
1971, December · India · Warfare · Bangladesh Liberation · Sam Manekshaw
Joint War Planning
Sam Manekshaw oversees Indian Army strategy during the December campaign that rapidly defeats Pakistani forces in East Pakistan.
1971, December · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Eisaku Sato
Economy of Japan
Under the Smithsonian Agreement there are 308 Yen to the Dollar
1971, December · Jordan · London · House · House of Jordan · Hussein I
Black September
Gunmen associated with Black September attempted to assassinate Jordanian ambassador Zaid al-Rifai in London. The attack illustrated the continuing threat to Jordanian officials following the suppression of Palestinian armed groups in the kingdom.
1971, December · Pakistan · East Pakistan · Warfare · Indian Wars · Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi
Defence of East Pakistan
Niazi commands Pakistani forces in East Pakistan as Indian and Mukti Bahini forces advance toward Dhaka.
1971, December · Switzerland · Montreux · Arts · Popular Music · Ian Gillan
Smoke on the Water
Writes lyrics inspired by the Montreux casino fire, later becoming Smoke on the Water.
1971, December · Switzerland · Montreux · Arts · Popular Music · Ritchie Blackmore
Smoke on the Water
Creates the famous guitar riff for Smoke on the Water, one of the most recognisable riffs in rock music.
1971, December · Switzerland · Montreux · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Glover
Machine Head
Begins work with Deep Purple in Montreux on sessions that become Machine Head after the casino fire disrupts recording plans.
1972, December 7th · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Launch
Commands Apollo 17, the last Apollo lunar landing mission.
1972, December 7th · United States of America · Space · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 CSM-LM Docking
Pilots America during transposition and docking with lunar module Challenger after translunar injection.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Congress, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigated the crash, and found it to be an accident caused by crew error.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Hunt's wife, Dorothy, was killed in the December 8, 1972 plane crash of United Airlines Flight 553 in Chicago.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Over $10,000 in cash was found in Dorothy Hunt's handbag in the wreckage
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Over $10,000 in cash was found in Dorothy Hunt's handbag in the wreckage.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Congress, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigated the crash, and found it to be an accident caused by crew error.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Hunt's wife, Dorothy, was killed in the December 8, 1972 plane crash of United Airlines Flight 553 in Chicago.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Over $10,000 in cash was found in Dorothy Hunt's handbag in the wreckage
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Chicago · Politics · Watergate · E. Howard Hunt
Dorothy Hunt Plane Crash
Hunt's wife Dorothy dies in United Airlines Flight 553; investigators later determine the crash was accidental, while cash found among her belongings attracts Watergate-related attention.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Watergate · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Congress, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigated the crash, and found it to be an accident caused by crew error.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Watergate · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Hunt's wife, Dorothy, was killed in the December 8, 1972 plane crash of United Airlines Flight 553 in Chicago.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Politics · Watergate · Everette Howard Hunt
Watergate
Over $10,000 in cash was found in Dorothy Hunt's handbag in the wreckage.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Carl Bernstein
Covert Executive Telephone
Bernstein and Woodward report that figures connected with the Watergate case used a covert executive telephone, adding another communications link to the investigation.
1972, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Robert "Bob" Woodward
Covert Executive Telephone
Woodward and Bernstein report that figures connected with the Watergate case used a covert executive telephone, adding another communications link to the investigation.
1972, December 10th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Lunar Orbit Insertion
Commands Apollo 17 as the spacecraft enters lunar orbit before the final Apollo landing.
1972, December 11th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Landing
Commands Apollo 17, the final crewed lunar landing mission.
1972, December 11th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 ALSEP Deployment
Helps deploy the final Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package at Taurus-Littrow.
1972, December 11th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Landing
Becomes the first professional scientist to walk on the Moon.
1972, December 11th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Lunar Orbit
Pilots America in lunar orbit during Apollo 17.
1972, December 11th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Orbital Science
Conducts photography and scientific observations from America while Cernan and Schmitt work on the surface.
1972, December 12th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Mohammad Musa Shafiq
Prime Minister of Afghanistan
Mohammad Musa Shafiq becomes the monarchy's final prime minister.
1972, December 12th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 First EVA
Begins Apollo 17's first lunar surface excursion and starts exploration of the Taurus-Littrow valley.
1972, December 12th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Rover Traverse
Drives the lunar rover during extended geological exploration of the Taurus-Littrow valley.
1972, December 12th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 First EVA
Begins lunar field geology with Cernan during Apollo 17's first surface excursion.
1972, December 12th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Geology
Conducts lunar geology as the only professional geologist on the Moon.
1972, December 12th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Orange Soil Discovery
Recognizes orange volcanic soil at Shorty Crater during Apollo 17’s second EVA.
1972, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Fair Trading Bill Second Reading
Introduces the Fair Trading Bill at second reading and argues that stronger competition and consumer protection should operate together.
1972, December 13th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Second EVA
Explores Taurus-Littrow with Schmitt during the mission's second long rover traverse.
1972, December 13th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Station 6 Traverse
Explores the North Massif area and Station 6 during the mission’s final surface excursion.
1972, December 13th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Lunar Sampling
Collects and documents lunar rocks and soil during the final Apollo surface EVA.
1972, December 13th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Second EVA
Conducts geological observations and sampling during the second Taurus-Littrow rover traverse.
1972, December 13th · United States of America · Paris · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Conference of Paris
The North Vietnamese walk out of the Paris peace conference
1972, December 14th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Marc Bolan
Born to Boogie
The UK premiere of Born to Boogie is held at Oscars Cinema in Brewer Street, Soho.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Lunar Module Liftoff
Commands Challenger's ascent stage as the final Apollo lunar surface crew leaves the Moon.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Last Apollo Moonwalk
Leaves the Moon as the last Apollo astronaut on the surface.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Lunar Module Liftoff
Leaves the Moon aboard Challenger with Cernan after completing the final Apollo surface expedition.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Taurus-Littrow · Science · Astronomy · Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 Third EVA
Completes the final Apollo lunar surface excursion with Cernan before Challenger's departure.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 SIM Bay Mapping
Operates mapping and scientific equipment in lunar orbit while the surface crew prepares to depart.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Challenger Lunar Ascent
Commands Challenger’s ascent from Taurus-Littrow and rendezvous with command module America.
1972, December 14th · United States of America · Washington · Science · Astronomy · Richard Nixon
Apollo 17 Message
Sends a message marking the close of Apollo lunar exploration.
1972, December 14th · Vietnam · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Nguyen van Thieu
Peace
Nixon ultimatum to NV to resume negotiations or "suffer the consequences"
1972, December 15th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Eugene Cernan
Apollo 17 Challenger Redocking
Returns to command module America with Schmitt after rendezvous and docking in lunar orbit.
1972, December 16th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Jack Lynch
Treaty of Accession
Leads Ireland when completion of accession-treaty ratification is formally notified.
1972, December 16th · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Trans-Earth Injection
Pilots America during the maneuver that sends Apollo 17 from lunar orbit toward Earth.
1972, December 17th · United States of America · Space · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Deep-Space EVA
Performs a transearth EVA to retrieve mapping and lunar sounder film from the service module.
1972, December 17th · Vietnam · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Nguyen van Thieu
Linebacker II
"Christmas bombing" Dec. 17-30 - most intense bombing campaign of the war
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Omaha · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · John Meyer
Linebacker II
Commands Strategic Air Command during the Linebacker II bombing campaign
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Haiphong · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Bombing of Haiphong
Nixon orders a 3 day bombing offensive against Hanoi-Haiphong, Operation Linebacker II
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Hanoi · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Bombing of Hanoi
Nixon orders a 3 day bombing offensive against Hanoi-Haiphong, Operation Linebacker II
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Christmas Bombing
Orders Operation Linebacker II bombing of North Vietnam
1972, December 18th · United States of America · 20th Parallel · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Linebacker II
Operations north of the Twentieth Parallel cease, 729 sorties have ben flown & 15 planes lost
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Linebacker II
Hanoi agrees to Nixon's conditions for reopening peace negotiations
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Haiphong · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Linebacker II
Orders B52s to bomb Hanoi & Haiphong
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Hanoi · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Linebacker II
26-30 December, massive air bombing of military installations in North Vietnam
1972, December 18th · United States of America · Hanoi · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Linebacker II
Orders a 3 day bombing offensive against the Hanoi-Haiphong, Operation Linebacker II
1972, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Alexander Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Appointed Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration
1972, December 19th · United States of America · Pacific Ocean · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Splashdown
Returns with Cernan and Schmitt as Apollo 17 ends the final crewed lunar landing mission.
1972, December 19th · United States of America · Washington · Science · Astronomy · James Fletcher
Apollo 17 Completion
Leads NASA when Apollo 17 returns from the Moon.
1972, December 21st · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Willy Brandt
Treaty of Basic
East & West Germany recognize each others boundaries & independence
1972, December 21st · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Walter Scheel
Treaty of Basic
East & West Germany recognize each others boundaries & independence
1972, December 21st · Germany · Politics · Socialist Unity Party · Erich Honecker
Treaty of Bassic
East & West Germany recognize each others boundaries & independence
1972, December 22nd · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Kakuei Tanaka
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 2nd term
1972, December 26th · United States of America · Kansas City · Politics · Democratic Party · Harry S Truman
Death of Harry S Truman
Death of Harry S Truman
1972, December 27th · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Government of North Korea · Kim Il Sung
President of North Korea
Becomes president under a new constitution.
1972, December 28th · United States of America · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Richard Milhous Nixon
Conference of Paris
Hanoi agrees to Nixon's conditions for reopening peace negotiations
1972, December 29th · Germany · West Germany · Arts · Cinema · Werner Herzog
Aguirre, the Wrath of God
Directs Aguirre, the Wrath of God.
1972, December 31st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
1972, December 31st · Great Britain · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Edward Richard George Heath
European Free Trade Association (EFTA)
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
1972, December 31st · Great Britain · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Edward Richard George Heath
Withdrawal from EFTA
Britain leaves EFTA in order to join the EU
1972, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Everette Howard Hunt
Legal and Family Support Demands
As prosecution approached, Hunt sought money for legal costs, family support, and expenses while maintaining expectations of assistance from political associates.
1972, December · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Lunar Sounder Operations
Operates lunar orbital science equipment, including the lunar sounder, while Cernan and Schmitt explore Taurus-Littrow.
1972, December · United States of America · Moon Orbit · Science · Astronomy · Ronald Evans
Apollo 17 Panoramic Camera Operations
Conducts mapping and panoramic photography from command module America during lunar orbit.
1972, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · John Bardeen
Second Nobel Prize for Superconductivity
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for the microscopic BCS theory of superconductivity.
1972, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Leon Cooper
Nobel Prize for Superconductivity
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for the BCS theory based on paired electrons.
1972, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Robert Schrieffer
Nobel Prize for Superconductivity
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for the BCS theory of superconductivity.
1973, December 1st · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Sings on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, an album that broadens the band's arrangements and production.
1973, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Roy Harris Jenkins
Shadow Home Affairs
Returns to Labour's front bench as the principal opposition spokesman on home affairs.
1973, December 1st · Israel · Tel Aviv · Politics · Mapai Labour Party · David Ben-Gurion
Death of David Ben-Gurion
Death of David Ben-Gurion, Israels first Prime Minister
1973, December 1st · Israel · Ramat Gan · Politics · Mapai · David Ben-Gurion
Death of David Ben-Gurion
Death of David Ben-Gurion
1973, December 1st · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer 10 Close-Up Imaging
Pioneer 10 begins returning Jupiter images surpassing the best Earth-based views then available.
1973, December 3rd · Argentina · Asuncion · Government · Government of Argentina · Juan Domingo Peron
Yacyreta Treaty
Signs the Yacyreta Treaty with Paraguay for a binational hydroelectric project.
1973, December 3rd · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer 10 Jupiter Flyby
Pioneer 10 makes humanity's first close spacecraft encounter with Jupiter.
1973, December 3rd · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · James A. Van Allen
Pioneer 10 Radiation Measurements
Pioneer 10 instruments confirm Jupiter's intense radiation environment.
1973, December 6th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Conference of Sunningdale
Convenes a conference to establish a power sharing Assembly between in North Ireland
1973, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Jon Anderson
Tales from Topographic Oceans
Leads the concept for Tales from Topographic Oceans, inspired by spiritual and philosophical ideas.
1973, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Rick Wakeman
Tales from Topographic Oceans
Plays keyboards on Tales from Topographic Oceans before leaving the band in 1974.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Conference of Sunningdale
Declares a Council for Ireland & a British-Irish Commission for cross-border violence. A communique announces an agreement is issued, which later becomes known as the Sunningdale Agreement
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Conference of Sunningdale
Talks were held between 6 Dec and 9 Dec in the Berkshire town of Sunningdale between the British Prime Minister Edward Heath, the Irish Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave and the three pro-agreement parties. Declares the Constitutional status of Northern Ireland.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Conference of Sunningdale
The Consultative Assembly is to be made up of 30 members from Dail Eireann and 30 members from the Northern Ireland Assembly, It is to have "advisory and review functions" only.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Conference of Sunningdale
The Council of Ministers is to be composed of seven members from the power-sharing executive, and seven members from the Irish Government.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Constitution of Great Britain
Declares the Constitutional status of Northern Ireland
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Dail Eireann
The Consultative Assembly is to be made up of 30 members from Dail Eireann and 30 members from the Northern Ireland Assembly, It is to have "advisery and review functions" only
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Sunningdale Agreement
A communique announces an agreement is issued, which later becomes known as the Sunningdale Agreement.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Sunningdale Agreement
An attempt to end the Northern Ireland troubles by forcing unionists to share power with nationalists.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Sunningdale Agreement
The Agreement has three parts, an elected Northern Ireland Assembly, a power-sharing cross-community Northern Ireland Executive and a cross-border Council of Ireland.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Sunningdale Agreement
The Sunningdale Agreement is fiercely repudiated Unionists and the Ulster Unionist Party ceases to support the Conservatives at Westminster contributing to Heaths downfall.
1973, December 9th · Great Britain · Sunningdale · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Sunningdale Agreement
Supports the Sunningdale Agreement as an attempted Northern Ireland power-sharing settlement.
1973, December 9th · Ireland · Sunningdale · Government · Government of Ireland · Liam Cosgrave
Conference of Sunningdale
A communique announces an agreement is issued, which later becomes known as the Sunningdale Agreement
1973, December 9th · Ireland · Sunningdale · Government · Government of Ireland · Liam Cosgrave
Sunningdale Agreement
A communique announces an agreement is issued, which later becomes known as the Sunningdale Agreement
1973, December 9th · Ireland · Sunningdale · Government · Government of Ireland · Liam Cosgrave
Sunningdale Agreement
The British and Irish Governments and political leaders from Northern Ireland established a power-sharing or coalition executive for a devolved Northern Irish Government
1973, December 9th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Carlos Andres Perez
Presidential Election
Carlos Andres Perez won the presidential election as the Democratic Action candidate.
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Economy of Great Britain
Britain cuts the work week to three days to save energy supply
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Three Day Week
Britain cuts the work week to three days to save energy supply
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Anthony Barber
Three Day Week
Faces the economic consequences of reduced working hours, inflation, industrial disruption and energy shortages.
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Three Day Week
Announces emergency restrictions to reduce electricity demand during the miners dispute and energy crisis.
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · William Whitelaw
Three Day Week
Handles industrial relations pressure as the miners overtime ban pushes the government toward emergency energy controls.
1973, December 13th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Peter Walker
Three Day Week
Works on government measures to restrict industrial electricity use and preserve fuel supplies.
1973, December 14th · Ireland · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Liam Cosgrave
Copenhagen European Summit
Represents Ireland at a Community summit during the country's first year of membership.
1973, December 14th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Howard Henry Baker
Milk Fund Executive Inquiry Opens
Participates in an executive-session phase of the committee's Milk Fund investigation, examining campaign-finance questions connected with political contributions and federal policy.
1973, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Samuel James Ervin
Milk Fund Executive Testimony
Oversees executive-session testimony in the Milk Fund investigation as the committee examines financial and political relationships connected with campaign contributions.
1973, December 19th · Brazil · Rio de Janeiro · Sport · Football · Manuel Francisco dos Santos
Retirement
A farewell match for Garrincha between a FIFA World team and Brazil is celebrated at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, in front of 131,000 spectators
1973, December 19th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Anker Jørgensen
First Jørgensen Premiership
The First Jørgensen Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1973, December 19th · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark · Poul Hartling
Hartling Government
Begins the Hartling Government in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.
1973, December 19th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Howard Henry Baker
Milk Fund Evidence Review
Participates in a further executive session reviewing evidence in the committee's Milk Fund investigation and its relationship to campaign financing.
1973, December 20th · Spain · Madrid · Government · Government of Spain · Luis Carerro Blanco
Assassination of Luis Carerro Blanco
Killed by an ETA car bomb
1973, December 20th · Spain · Madrid · Government · Government of Spain · Luis Carerro Blanco
Death of Luis Carerro Blanco
Death of Luis Carerro Blanco
1973, December 20th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Samuel James Ervin
Milk Fund Investigation Continues
Leads another closed committee session examining evidence gathered in the Milk Fund investigation and questions concerning political contributions.
1973, December 21st · Egypt · Geneva · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Anwar Sadat
Geneva Conference
Authorizes Egyptian participation in the Geneva peace conference after the war.
1973, December 21st · Great Britain · Geneva · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Alec Douglas-Home
Peace Conference
Welcomes the Geneva conference as a diplomatic path after the war.
1973, December 21st · Israel · Geneva · Government · Government of Israel · Golda Meir
Meeting with In Geneva
Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, US and USSR leaders meet in Geneva
1973, December 21st · Jordan · Geneva · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Hussein bin Talal
Geneva Conference
Jordan is invited to the Geneva peace conference after the October War.
1973, December 21st · Russia · Geneva · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Andrei Gromyko
Geneva Conference
Attends the Geneva peace conference convened after the war.
1973, December 21st · Syria · Damascus · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Hafez al- Assad
Geneva Conference
Refuses full participation in the Geneva peace process after the war.
1973, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · John Sirica
Tapes Released to Jaworski
After reviewing presidential recordings supplied by the White House, releases relevant portions to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
1973, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate · Howard Henry Baker
Milk Fund December Session
Participates in the final documented December executive session of the Milk Fund investigation as the committee continues reviewing campaign-finance evidence.
1973, December 21st · United States of America · Geneva · Warfare · Yom Kippur War · Henry Alfred Kissinger
Geneva Conference
Attends the Geneva peace conference after the war.
1973, December 25th · China · Taipei · Government · National Government · Chiang Kai-Shek
Nine Major Construction Projects
Premier Chiang Ching-kuo announces major national construction projects intended to strengthen transport, industry and infrastructure during Chiang Kai-shek’s presidency.
1973, December 31st · Great Britain · Belfast · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Constitution of Great Britain
The power-sharing Administration of the Northern Ireland Assembly is sworn in
1973, December · Great Britain · London · Economy · Energy · Edward Heath
Oil Crisis
Heath's Government introduces energy-saving restrictions as oil supplies tighten and prices rise.
1973, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Three Day Week Decision
Prepares emergency restrictions on electricity use as industrial conflict deepens.
1973, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Brian David Josephson
Nobel Prize for Josephson Effects
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for theoretical predictions of coherent electron-pair tunnelling.
1973, December · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Leo Esaki
Nobel Prize for Electron Tunnelling
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for experimental discoveries concerning tunnelling in semiconductors.
1973, December · Norway · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Ivar Giaever
Nobel Prize for Superconducting Tunnelling
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for experimental discoveries concerning tunnelling in superconductors.
1973, December · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Roxy Performances
Records a celebrated series of concerts at the Roxy Theatre that later supplies material for several official releases.
1973, December · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · James A. Van Allen
Jupiter Magnetotail Evidence
Pioneer measurements reveal that Jupiter possesses an extended magnetotail and a vast magnetosphere.
1974, December 3rd · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
First Jupiter Polar Images
Pioneer 11 returns the first close spacecraft views of Jupiter's polar regions.
1974, December 3rd · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer 11 Great Red Spot Imaging
Pioneer 11 obtains the most detailed spacecraft images then available of Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
1974, December 3rd · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer 11 Jupiter Flyby
Pioneer 11 passes closer to Jupiter than Pioneer 10 and surveys high latitudes.
1974, December 7th · Canada · Arts · Popular Music · Nicole Marie Appleton-Gallagher
Birth of Nicole Marie Appleton-Gallagher
Birth of Nicole Marie Appleton-Gallagher
1974, December 8th · Greece · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II
Monarchy Referendum
Greek voters reject restoration of the monarchy in a referendum held after democracy is restored.
1974, December 8th · Greece · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II
Referendum Campaign Exclusion
Constantine is not permitted to return to Greece to campaign personally before the referendum on the future of the monarchy.
1974, December 8th · Greece · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Constantine Glucksburg Constantine II
Referendum Vote Share
The option associated with restoration of the monarchy receives slightly more than thirty percent of the vote in the Greek referendum.
1974, December 9th · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Valery Giscard dEstang
European Council Creation
Giscard hosted the Paris summit that created the European Council as a regular forum for national leaders.
1974, December 9th · France · Paris · Government · Republic, 5th · Valery Giscard dEstang
Summit
Hosts the EC Paris Summit. Declares Heads of State should meet more frequently
1974, December 9th · Germany · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Schmidt
Creation of European Council
Represents Germany at the Paris summit where leaders establish regular meetings under the name European Council.
1974, December 9th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · George Harrison
Dark Horse
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the US
1974, December 9th · Great Britain · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Harold Wilson
Conference of EC
Attends EC Summit where "the British problem" & the "European Council" are discussed
1974, December 9th · Great Britain · Paris · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Conference of Paris
Attends EC Summit where "the British problem" & the "European Council" are discussed
1974, December 9th · Ireland · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Liam Cosgrave
Paris European Summit
Represents Ireland as leaders agree to establish regular meetings under the title European Council.
1974, December 9th · Italy · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Aldo Moro
Paris European Summit
Represents Italy at the summit that establishes regular meetings under the title European Council.
1974, December 9th · Japan · Government · Government of Japan · Takeo Miki
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan
1974, December 10th · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Valery Giscard dEstang
Direct Elections Agreement
Giscard supported the decision to move toward direct elections to the European Parliament.
1974, December 10th · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Valery Giscard dEstang
Regional Development Fund Agreement
At the Paris summit, Giscard supported creation of a Community fund to reduce regional economic disparities.
1974, December 10th · Germany · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Direct European Elections Decision
Supports the Paris summit decision to advance direct elections to the European Parliament.
1974, December 10th · Germany · Cape Canaveral · Science · Astronomy · Rainer Schwenn
Helios 1 Solar Wind Mission Launch
Begins solar-wind investigations with the Helios programme after Helios 1 launches on a close solar orbit carrying plasma and magnetic-field instruments.
1974, December 10th · Ireland · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Garret FitzGerald
Creation of European Council
Supports the Paris decision creating the European Council and advancing direct European Parliament elections.
1974, December 10th · Italy · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Mariano Rumor
Creation of European Council
Supports the agreement creating the European Council and advancing direct European Parliament elections.
1974, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Mick Taylor
Leaves Rolling Stones
Mick Taylor announces his departure from the Rolling Stones.
1974, December 17th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet Ugarte
President of Chile
Assumes the title President of the Republic while retaining command of the army.
1974, December 20th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · George Harrison
Dark Horse
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the UK
1974, December 31st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Gerald Rudolph Ford
Private Gold Ownership Legalised
Federal restrictions on private ownership of monetary gold end, allowing Americans to hold bullion again without restoring any obligation to redeem dollars in gold.
1974, December · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Balthazar Johannes Vorster
Rule of Namibia
The United Nations gives South Africa 6 months to transfer authority to South West Africa
1975, December 1st · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Aldo Moro
Rome European Council
Hosts the European Council as leaders discuss direct elections, a common passport and Community representation at G7 summits.
1975, December 1st · Spain · Madrid · House · House of Bourbon · Juan Carlos I
Restoration
The monarchy is restored after the death of Franco
1975, December 2nd · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Mariano Rumor
Direct European Elections Decision
Supports the Rome European Council decision advancing direct universal elections to the European Parliament.
1975, December 2nd · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Government of Laos · Savang Vatthana
Abdication
Abdicates as the monarchy is abolished and the Lao Peoples Democratic Republic is proclaimed
1975, December 2nd · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Government of Laos · Souphanouvong Ratanavongsa
President of Laos
Appointed first president of the Lao People Democratic Republic after the end of the monarchy
1975, December 8th · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Lao Peoples Democratic Republic · Kaysone Phomvihane
Prime Minister
Becomes prime minister and dominant leader of the new Lao Peoples Democratic Republic
1975, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Aage Niels Bohr
Collective Nuclear Motion Recognition
Receives recognition for connecting nuclear structure with collective behavior.
1975, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Aage Niels Bohr
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for describing collective motion in atomic nuclei.
1975, December 17th · United States of America · Sacramento · Politics · Republican Party · Lynette Alice Squeaky Fromme
Trial
Sentenced to life in prison for her attempted assassination of President Ford
1975, December 27th · South Africa · Cape Town · Government · Government of South Africa · Nicholaas Diederichs
Demonstrations
There are 26 deaths after demonstrations
1975, December · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Harold Wilson
Crisis
The Government is forced to invest GBP 184 million to prevent Chrysler leaving the UK
1975, December · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · Democratic Kampuchea · Norodom Sihanouk
Return from Exile
Returns to Phnom Penh with his wife under Khmer Rouge supervision
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Congressional Note Inquiry
Hosty was questioned during congressional investigation of whether the FBI had withheld information about Oswald's note from the Warren Commission.
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Congressional Withholding Inquiry
Congressional questioning examined why the existence and destruction of Oswald's note had not been disclosed to the Warren Commission
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Hosty Recounts Destruction Order
In congressional testimony, Hosty maintained that he destroyed the Oswald note after being instructed to do so by his Dallas superior.
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Hosty Says Note Contained No Threat
Hosty told investigators that he remembered the note as a complaint and did not recall language threatening violence against the FBI.
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Note Contents Disputed
Congressional inquiry recorded conflicting recollections about whether Oswald's note was merely a complaint or contained a threat.
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Receptionist Account Compared With Hosty
Congressional investigators compared Hosty's recollection of the note with a former Dallas FBI receptionist's more threatening account of its contents.
1975, December · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · James Patrick Hosty, Jr
Shanklin Account Compared With Hosty
Investigators confronted the conflict between Hosty's claim that Shanklin ordered destruction of the note and Shanklin's denial of prior knowledge.
1976, December 1st · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · John Lydon
Grundy Television Controversy
Appears with the Sex Pistols on Thames Television's Today programme, where the band's language creates a national media controversy.
1976, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Malcolm McLaren
Bill Grundy Interview
Uses the television controversy to increase the Sex Pistols' notoriety and public profile.
1976, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Johnny Rotten
Bill Grundy Interview
Appears on the Today programme interview that turns the Sex Pistols into a national controversy.
1976, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Bill Grundy
Bill Grundy Interview
Interviews the Sex Pistols on live television, triggering complaints and tabloid outrage.
1976, December 8th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Don Felder
Hotel California
Co-writes Hotel California and helps define the album's twin-guitar sound.
1976, December 8th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Don Henley
Hotel California
Sings lead vocals on Hotel California, the title track of the band's landmark album.
1976, December 8th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Joe Walsh
Hotel California
Makes his first Eagles studio album appearance on Hotel California after replacing Bernie Leadon.
1976, December 8th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Randy Meisner
Hotel California
Records his final Eagles studio album with the band before leaving in 1977.
1976, December 11th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · John Lydon
Anarchy in the UK Chart Entry
Anarchy in the UK gives the Sex Pistols their first Official Singles Chart entry and introduces Lydon's confrontational vocal style nationally.
1976, December 15th · Canada · Science · Physics · Don Page
Rotating Black Hole Emission
Extends Hawking-radiation calculations to rotating black holes and studies how evaporation removes angular momentum.
1976, December 15th · Canada · Science · Physics · William Unruh
Small Black Hole Absorption
Calculates low-frequency absorption cross sections for small black holes, clarifying how scalar and spinor waves interact with the horizon.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Public Finance · Denis Healey
IMF Loan
Healey agrees an International Monetary Fund programme supporting sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF December Agreement - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Concludes the December agreement underpinning Britain’s IMF programme.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF December Agreement - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Concludes the December agreement underpinning Britain’s IMF programme.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF December Agreement - IMF
IMF context: Concludes the December agreement underpinning Britain’s IMF programme.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF December Agreement
Concludes the December agreement underpinning Britain’s IMF programme.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Fiscal Measures - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Commits Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Fiscal Measures - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Commits Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Fiscal Measures - IMF
IMF context: Commits Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Fiscal Measures
Commits Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Letter of Intent - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Signs the letter of intent committing Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Letter of Intent - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Signs the letter of intent committing Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Letter of Intent - IMF
IMF context: Signs the letter of intent committing Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Letter of Intent
Healey signs the letter of intent committing Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Letter of Intent
Signs the letter of intent committing Britain to fiscal measures supporting the IMF loan agreement.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Programme Agreement - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Agrees an International Monetary Fund programme supporting sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Programme Agreement - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Agrees an International Monetary Fund programme supporting sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Programme Agreement - IMF
IMF context: Agrees an International Monetary Fund programme supporting sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
IMF Programme Agreement
Agrees an International Monetary Fund programme supporting sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Public Finance Programme - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Agrees IMF-linked measures supporting public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Public Finance Programme - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Agrees IMF-linked measures supporting public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Public Finance Programme - IMF
IMF context: Agrees IMF-linked measures supporting public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Public Finance Programme
Agrees IMF-linked measures supporting public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Sterling Support Programme - Economic Policy
Economic-policy record linked to the IMF crisis: Agrees an IMF programme intended to support sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Sterling Support Programme - Government Response
Government response under Denis Winston Healey: Agrees an IMF programme intended to support sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Sterling Support Programme - IMF
IMF context: Agrees an IMF programme intended to support sterling and public finances.
1976, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Denis Winston Healey
Sterling Support Programme
Agrees an IMF programme intended to support sterling and public finances.
1976, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Steve Hackett
Wind and Wuthering
Plays on Wind and Wuthering, his final Genesis studio album.
1976, December 21st · Germany · Belo Horizonte · Sport · Football · Franz Beckenbauer
Intercontinental Cup Secured in Brazil
Franz Beckenbauer captains Bayern to a goalless second leg against Cruzeiro, completing a 2-0 aggregate victory in the Intercontinental Cup.
1976, December 21st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Iron Lady
Tass calls Margaret Thatcher the "Iron Lady" over her condemnation of Rusia
1976, December 24th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Takeo Fukuda
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan
1976, December 30th · Pakistan · Karachi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan Steel Mills
Bhutto's government advances construction of the state-owned Pakistan Steel Mills complex.
1976, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Fundamental Duties Added
The Forty-second Amendment adds a constitutional list of Fundamental Duties for citizens.
1976, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Indira Nehru Gandhi
Preamble Amended
The Forty-second Amendment adds socialist, secular and integrity to the Constitution's Preamble.
1976, December · Japan · Tokyo · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Takeo Miki
Dismissal
Dismissed by the LDP for not protecting Tanaka who is under arrest for bribery
1976, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Second Hero of Soviet Union Award
Receives a second Hero of the Soviet Union title during his seventieth-birthday celebrations.
1976, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Burton Richter
Nobel Prize for J-Psi Discovery
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of the J/psi using electron-positron collisions.
1976, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Samuel Ting
Nobel Prize for J-Psi Discovery
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of a new kind of heavy elementary particle.
1977, December 1st · Palestine · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Alliance Palestine and PLO
Formation of a solidarity front between Algeria, Libya, Southern Yemen & the PLO
1977, December 1st · Palestine · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Solidarity
Formation of a solidarity front between Algeria, Libya, Southern Yemen & the PLO
1977, December 5th · Palestine · Tripoli · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
South Yemen Joins Arab Front
South Yemen joins Algeria, Libya, Syria and the PLO.
1977, December 5th · Palestine · Tripoli · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Steadfastness and Confrontation Front
Participates in formation of an Arab front opposing Egyptian policy.
1977, December 11th · Russia · Salyut 6 · Science · Astronomy · Yuri Viktorovich Romanenko
First Salyut 6 Resident Crew
The achievement marks first salyut 6 resident crew as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1977, December 11th · Russia · Salyut 6 · Science · Astronomy · Yuri Viktorovich Romanenko
Soyuz 26 Docking
Commands Soyuz 26 as it docks with the Salyut 6 space station.
1977, December 22nd · India · Warfare · Nuclear · Morarji Ranchodji Desai
Nuclear Power
Desai tells Parliament that his government does not intend to manufacture nuclear weapons or conduct further nuclear explosions.
1977, December 25th · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema · Charlie Chaplin
Death of Charlie Chaplin
Death of Charlie Chaplin
1977, December 25th · Great Britain · Huddersfield · Arts · Popular Music · Johnny Rotten
Huddersfield Benefit
Performs at the Ivanhoes benefit shows, the band's final British performances of the original era.
1977, December 25th · Great Britain · Huddersfield · Arts · Popular Music · Johnny Rotten
Sex Pistols
The Sex Pistols final UK performance takes place at Ivanhoes, where the band play a matinee and evening show as part of a benefit for the families of striking firemen
1978, December 1st · Sweden · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Sigvard Eklund
Japan NPT Safeguards Procedures Enter Force
Exchanges notes bringing into force subsidiary arrangements implementing Japan's NPT safeguards agreement.
1978, December 2nd · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Jimmy Pursey
That's Life Album
Sham 69's That's Life enters the UK albums chart during the band's successful 1978 run.
1978, December 2nd · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Joe Strummer
Tommy Gun Chart Entry
Tommy Gun enters the Official Singles Chart and later reaches number nineteen.
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Religion · Islam · Ruhollah Khomeini
Demonstrations
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Religion · Islam · Ruhollah Khomeini
Exile of Ruhollah Khomeini
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Religion · Islam · Pahlavi
Demonstrations
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Revolution · Revolution of Iran · Ruhollah Khomeini
Demonstrations
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Revolution · Revolution of Iran · Ruhollah Khomeini
Exile of Ruhollah Khomeini
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 2nd · Iran · Tehran · Revolution · Revolution of Iran · Pahlavi
Demonstrations
During the Islamic month of Muharram, over two million people filled the streets of Tehrans Azadi Square (then Shahyad Square), to demand the removal of the Shah and return of Khomeini
1978, December 3rd · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Luis Herrera Campins
Presidential Election
Luis Herrera Campins won the presidential election as the COPEI candidate.
1978, December 4th · Belgium · Brussels · Sport · Football · Francois Van der Elst
Super Cup First-Leg Goal
Restores Anderlecht's lead against Liverpool in the first leg of the UEFA Super Cup.
1978, December 4th · Belgium · Brussels · Sport · Football · Frank Vercauteren
Super Cup First-Leg Opening Goal
Scores Anderlecht's opening goal in a 3-1 UEFA Super Cup first-leg victory over Liverpool.
1978, December 4th · Great Britain · Brussels · Sport · Football · Jimmy Case
Super Cup Goal Against Anderlecht
Scores Liverpool's goal in the 3-1 first-leg UEFA Super Cup defeat by Anderlecht.
1978, December 4th · Netherlands · Brussels · Sport · Football · Rob Rensenbrink
Super Cup First-Leg Third Goal
Scores Anderlecht's third goal in their 3-1 UEFA Super Cup first-leg victory over Liverpool.
1978, December 4th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer Venus Orbiter
Pioneer Venus Orbiter becomes the first American spacecraft to enter orbit around Venus.
1978, December 5th · Afghanistan · Moscow · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Nur Muhammad Taraki
Alliance Afghanistan and Russia
Taraki presents the Soviet treaty as protection for the new revolutionary government.
1978, December 5th · Afghanistan · Moscow · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Nur Muhammad Taraki
Mutual Assistance Clause
The treaty permits consultations and assistance when either government considers its security threatened.
1978, December 5th · Afghanistan · Moscow · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Nur Muhammad Taraki
Soviet Alliance
Taraki signs a twenty-year Treaty of Friendship, Good-Neighbourliness and Cooperation with the Soviet Union.
1978, December 5th · Afghanistan · Moscow · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Nur Muhammad Taraki
Treaty of Friendship
The treaty expands political, economic, and military cooperation between Kabul and Moscow.
1978, December 5th · Germany · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Schmidt
European Monetary System Agreement
Participates as the Brussels European Council finalises the political agreement creating the European Monetary System.
1978, December 5th · Italy · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
European Monetary System Agreement
Participates as the European Council reaches political agreement on creating the European Monetary System.
1978, December 7th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Masayoshi Ohira
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 1st term
1978, December 8th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Golda Meir
Death of Golda Meir
Death of Golda Meir (80), PM of Israel from 1969 to 1974, dies of cancer in Jerusalem
1978, December 9th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer Venus Probe Entry
The Pioneer Venus probes enter the atmosphere at widely separated locations to sample Venus simultaneously.
1978, December 9th · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Charles Hall
Pioneer Venus Surface Transmission
One Pioneer Venus small probe survives impact and continues transmitting from the surface for more than an hour.
1978, December 10th · Egypt · Oslo · Government · Government of Egypt · Anwar Sadat
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Peace Prize with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
1978, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa
Low-Temperature Physics
The achievement marks low-temperature physics as an important Russian scientific milestone.
1978, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa
Nobel Prize in Physics
Receives the Nobel Prize for discoveries in low-temperature physics.
1978, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Astronomy · Arno Allan Penzias
Nobel Prize
Penzias receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for the microwave background discovery
1978, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Astronomy · Robert Woodrow Wilson
Nobel Prize
Wilson receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for the microwave background discovery
1978, December 11th · Iran · Tehran · Revolution · Revolution of Iran · Ruhollah Khomeini
Demonstrations
A "total of 6 to 9 million" anti-shah demonstrators marched throughout Iran
1978, December 11th · Iran · Tehran · Revolution · Revolution of Iran · Pahlavi
Demonstrations
A "total of 6 to 9 million" anti-shah demonstrators marched throughout Iran
1978, December 15th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Peoples Republic of China
Recognizes the Peoples Republic of China & severs relations with Taiwan
1978, December 15th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Recognition of the Peoples Republic of China & severs
Recognizes the Peoples Republic of China & severs relations with Taiwan
1978, December 18th · China · Beijing · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Chen Yun
Third Plenum
Chen Yun supports the shift away from Cultural Revolution politics at the Third Plenum
1978, December 19th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Emlyn Hughes
Super Cup Second-Leg Opening Goal
Scores the opening goal for Liverpool in the second leg of the UEFA Super Cup against Anderlecht.
1978, December 19th · Netherlands · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Rob Rensenbrink
Super Cup Second-Leg Goal
Scores at Anfield as Anderlecht protect their aggregate advantage and win the UEFA Super Cup.
1978, December 19th · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Unit Two Reactor Power Rise
Oversees station management as operators begin raising reactor power during the commissioning of Unit 2.
1978, December 20th · United States of America · Lompoc · Politics · Watergate · Harry Robbins "Bob" Haldeman
Parole from Lompoc Prison
Is paroled after serving eighteen months at the federal minimum-security prison in Lompoc, California, for his Watergate convictions.
1978, December 21st · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Unit Two Turbine Grid Connection
Manages the station as Turbine Generator 3 is connected to the grid during Unit 2 commissioning.
1978, December 21st · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Roald Sagdeev
Venera 12 Landing
Venera 12 descends through the Venusian atmosphere and transmits scientific measurements from the surface.
1978, December 24th · Rwanda · Rwanda · Politics · National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development · Juvenal Habyarimana
Habyarimana Confirmed in Office
MRND dominance is reinforced through the national vote.
1978, December 24th · Rwanda · Rwanda · Politics · National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development · Juvenal Habyarimana
Presidential Election
Is confirmed as president in a single-candidate election.
1978, December 25th · Kampuchea · Cambodia-Vietnam Border · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot
Vietnam Invasion
Vietnam invades Cambodia to remove Khmer Rouge rule
1978, December 25th · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Roald Sagdeev
Venera 11 Landing
Venera 11 reaches Venus and returns atmospheric and surface measurements after a successful descent.
1978, December 27th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Ian Curtis
Joy Division
Ian Curtis suffers his first recognisable epileptic fit, after a show Curtis has a seizure during the ride home and has to be taken to a hospital, In spite of Curtis illness, Joy Divisions career continues to progress
1978, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · House Select Committee
Anti-Castro Group Draft Finding
The committee's final findings stated that anti-Castro Cuban groups, as groups, were not involved in Kennedy's assassination.
1978, December 29th · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · House Select Committee
Cuban Government Draft Finding
The committee concluded from the available evidence that the Cuban Government was not involved in Kennedy's assassination.
1978, December · China · Beijing · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Deng Xiaoping
Boluan Fanzheng
Deng Xiaoping promotes reversing chaos and correcting wrong verdicts left from the Cultural Revolution
1978, December · France · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Valery Giscard dEstang
European Monetary System Agreement
European leaders agreed the framework for the European Monetary System, strongly promoted by Giscard.
1978, December · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · James Callaghan
Strike
Ford workers settle for 17%. British Oxygen workers settle for 10%. British Leyland workers make a claim for 37%
1978, December · Kampuchea · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Pol Pot
Border Settlement
Because of several years of border conflict and the flood of refugees fleeing Kampuchea, relations between Kampuchea and Vietnam collapse
1978, December · Kampuchea · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Pol Pot
Invasion of Vietnam
Pol Pot, fearing a Vietnamese attack, orders a pre-emptive invasion of Vietnam. Despite American and Chinese aid, these Kampuchean forces were repulsed by the Vietnamese
1978, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Third Hero of Soviet Union Award
Receives his third Hero of the Soviet Union title.
1979, December 1st · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Charlie Harper
She's Not There and Kicks EP
She's Not There and the Kicks EP enter the Official Singles Chart and reach the UK Top Forty.
1979, December 3rd · Iran · Tehran · Government · Government of Iran · Ruhollah Khomeini
Constitution Referendum
Iran's new constitution is approved by referendum, formalising the Islamic Republic's governing structure
1979, December 10th · Pakistan · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Abdus Salam
Higgs Boson
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for electroweak unification, the theory whose massive weak bosons depend on spontaneous gauge-symmetry breaking.
1979, December 10th · Pakistan · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Abdus Salam
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics with Sheldon Glashow and Steven Weinberg for contributions to unified weak and electromagnetic interactions.
1979, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Steven Weinberg
Higgs Boson
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for the electroweak theory, which incorporates the symmetry-breaking mechanism later tested through Higgs-boson measurements.
1979, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Steven Weinberg
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics with Sheldon Glashow and Abdus Salam for contributions to electroweak unification.
1979, December 11th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Charles Haughey
Taoiseach of Ireland
Becomes Taoiseach for the first time after succeeding Jack Lynch as Fianna Fail leader.
1979, December 12th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Politburo Afghanistan Intervention Decision
Joins the Politburo decision approving Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan.
1979, December 12th · Zimbabwe · Salisbury · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Abel Muzorewa
Restoration of British Authority
Muzorewa's administration ends as Britain resumes authority before independence elections.
1979, December 12th · Zimbabwe · Salisbury · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Abel Muzorewa
UDI Terminated
British authority is restored, ending the constitutional order created by UDI.
1979, December 21st · Zimbabwe · London · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Lancaster House Agreement Signed
Mugabe signs the settlement providing a ceasefire, constitution and supervised elections.
1979, December 22nd · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Joe Strummer
London Calling Album
London Calling enters the UK albums chart, reaching the Top Ten and expanding the Clash's sound beyond early punk.
1979, December 24th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hafizullah Amin
Soviet Military Entry
Large Soviet military units enter Afghanistan as Moscow prepares to replace Amin.
1979, December 24th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Hafizullah Amin
Invasion of Afghanistan
Russia invades after Amins unpopularity & failure to suppress the guerrillas
1979, December 24th · Great Britain · Ulster · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Security-Ulster
Visits the security services in Ulster
1979, December 24th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd · Pol Pot
Invasion of Vietnam
Vietnam invades Kampuchea
1979, December 24th · Russia · Afghanistan · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
Soviet forces enter Afghanistan in a major military intervention intended to preserve a pro-Soviet government.
1979, December 26th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Politburo
Appointed Member of Politburo, Candidate Member
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Babrak Karmal
Head of State
Babrak Karmal is installed as chairman of the Revolutionary Council following the Soviet intervention.
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Tajbeg Palace · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hafizullah Amin
Death of Hafizullah Amin
Amin is killed during the Soviet assault on Tajbeg Palace.
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hafizullah Amin
Soviet Intervention
Soviet forces remove Amin and transfer power to Babrak Karmal.
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Tajbeg Palace · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hafizullah Amin
Tajbeg Palace Assault
Soviet special forces storm Amin's residence and destroy his government.
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Revolution · Revolution of Afghanistan · Babrak Karmal
Coup
Placed in power by a Russian backed coup
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Babrak Karmal
Coup
Placed in power by a Russian backed coup
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Babrak Karmal
Invasion of Afghanistan
The Afghan Revolutionary Central Committee elects as head of Government former Deputy Prime Minister Babrak Karmal. Broadcasts an appeal for Soviet help from a radio station within Russia
1979, December 27th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Babrak Karmal
Revolutionary Central Committee
The Afghan Revolutionary Central Committee elects as head of Government former Deputy Prime Minister Babrak Karmal
1979, December 27th · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq
Execution
The Islamic penal code is introduced; Bhutto hanged
1979, December 27th · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq
Islamic Penal Code
The Islamic penal code is introduced; Bhutto hanged
1979, December 27th · Pakistan · Warfare · Russia War Pakistan · Mohammad Zia-Ul-Haq
Invasion of Afghanistan
Zia-ul-Haq aligns Pakistan with efforts supporting Afghan resistance after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
1979, December 27th · Russia · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Babrak Karmal Installed
The Soviet intervention replaces Hafizullah Amin with Babrak Karmal as Afghanistan's leader.
1979, December 27th · Russia · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Kabul Communications Hub Disabled
Soviet special forces disable Kabul's communications hub during the operation against Hafizullah Amin.
1979, December 27th · Russia · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Soviet Seizure of Kabul Institutions
Soviet special forces seize key government, military and communications sites in Kabul.
1979, December 27th · Russia · Kabul · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Tajbeg Palace Assault
Soviet special forces storm Tajbeg Palace and Afghan leader Hafizullah Amin is killed.
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Defence Agreement at Washington
The US affirms the 1959 defense agreement with Pakistan
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Defence Agreement
After Russia invades Afghanistan the US affirms the 1959 Pakistan defense agreement
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Military Aid
The US affirms the 1959 defense agreement with Pakistan. After Russia invades Afghanistan the US affirms the 1959 Pakistan defense agreement
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Jimmy Carter
Pakistan Defence Agreement
After Russia invades Afghanistan the US affirms the 1959 Pakistan defense agreement
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Warfare · Russia War · Jimmy Carter
Defence Agreement
The US affirms commitment to Pakistan under the 1959 defense agreement. Russia invades Afghanistan & the US affirms the 1959 defense agreement with Pakistan
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Warfare · Russia War · Jimmy Carter
Invasion of Afghanistan
The US affirms commitment to Pakistan under the 1959 defense agreement. Russia invades Afghanistan
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Warfare · Russia War · Jimmy Carter
Invasion of Afghanistan
President Jimmy Carter indicates that the Soviet incursion was "the most serious threat to the peace since the Second World War"
1979, December 27th · United States of America · Warfare · Russia War · Jimmy Carter
Invasion of Pakistan
Russia invades Afghanistan & the US affirms the 1959 defense agreement with Pakistan
1979, December 28th · Russia · Termez · Warfare · Russia War · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Soviet Announcement after Amin's Removal
Soviet-controlled Radio Kabul announces the removal of Hafizullah Amin's government.
1979, December · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
Federal Shariat Court Proposal
Zia's government advances judicial institutions for reviewing laws under Islamic principles.
1979, December · Uganda · Warfare · Uganda War · Idi Amin Dada
Exile of Idi Amin Dada
Amin goes first to Libya, departing Uganda in a Bell UH-1 registered 5X-UWG, where sources are divided on whether he remained until December 1979 before finding final asylum in Saudi Arabia
1979, December · Zimbabwe · Politics · ZANU · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Lancaster House Agreement
Returns to Zimbabwe following the completion of the Lancaster House Agreement, is greeted with enormous supportive crowds
1980, December 2nd · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker Gordon-Walker
Death of Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker
Death of Patrick Chrestien Gordon Walker
1980, December 4th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · James Patrick "Jimmy" Page
Breakup
Announces with the band that Led Zeppelin cannot continue without Bonham.
1980, December 4th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robert Anthony Plant
Death of Robert Anthony Plant
Plant joins the decision that Led Zeppelin will not continue after Bonham's death.
1980, December 4th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Robert Anthony Plant
Led Zeppelin
Led Zeppelin formally announces its break-up after John Bonham's death.
1980, December 8th · Great Britain · New York · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
Assassination of John Winston Lennon
John Lennon is shot by deranged assailant, Mark Chapman as he and Yoko return to the Dakota after a recording session, he is pronounced dead at Roosevelt Hospital
1980, December 8th · Great Britain · New York · Arts · Popular Music · John Winston Lennon
Death of John Winston Lennon
Death of John Lennon, Lennon is shot dead by Mark David Chapman, in front of his apartment block in New York City
1980, December 8th · Great Britain · Dublin · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Summit Meeting at Dublin
Attends the Anglo-Irish summit in Dublin
1980, December 8th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Charles Haughey
Anglo-Irish Summit
Meets Thatcher in Dublin for Anglo-Irish talks.
1980, December 18th · Bolivia · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Bolivia · Enrique Hertzog Garaiz
Death of Enrique Hertzog Garaiz
Former president Enrique Hertzog Garaiz dies in Buenos Aires.
1980, December 19th · Argentina · Cuernavaca · Government · Government of Argentina · Hector Jose Campora Demaestre
Death of Hector Jose Campora Demaestre
Death of Hector Jose Campora Demaestre
1980, December 22nd · El Salvador · San Salvador · Government · Revolutionary Government Junta · Jose Napoleon Duarte
Head of Junta Takes Office
Duarte becomes head of the Revolutionary Government Junta
1980, December 24th · Germany · Hamburg · Warfare · Military · Karl Doenitz
Death of Karl Doenitz
Death of Karl Doenitz
1980, December 30th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet Ugarte
Higher Education Restructuring
Begins reforms permitting new private higher-education institutions and restructuring the university system.
1980, December 31st · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Leopold Sedar Senghor
Presidency Ends
Senghor resigns and transfers power constitutionally to Abdou Diouf
1980, December 31st · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Republic of Senegal · Abdou Diouf
Premiership Ends
Diouf leaves the prime ministership to succeed Senghor as President
1980, December · India · Politics · Bharatiya Janata Dal (United) Party · Atal Behari Vajpayee
Bharatiya Janata Dal (United) Party
The BJP is re-founded under the direct leadership of the duumvirate of Vajpayee and Advani
1980, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Communist Party Government · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Polish Solidarity Crisis
Coordinates Soviet-bloc pressure on Poland as the Solidarity movement challenges Communist Party authority.
1980, December · Russia · New Delhi · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Indira Gandhi Talks
Discusses Afghanistan, regional security and Soviet-Indian relations with Indira Gandhi.
1980, December · Russia · New Delhi · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
New Delhi State Visit
Visits India and is received by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy.
1981, December 1st · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Pen Sovan
Premiership Crisis
Pen Sovan's position weakens before his removal from office
1981, December 2nd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Public Expenditure Statement
Announces public-expenditure plans for 1982-83 and links them to the Government's continuing strategy for reducing inflation and borrowing.
1981, December 3rd · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Unit Three Commissioning
Directs the station when Unit 3 is commissioned and the Chernobyl generating complex expands to three operating reactors.
1981, December 5th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Chan Sy
Acting PM Appointed
Chan Sy becomes Acting Prime Minister after Pen Sovan's removal
1981, December 5th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Pen Sovan
Removed as Prime Minister
Pen Sovan is removed from the prime ministership after a short term
1981, December 5th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Heng Samrin
Party Leadership Consolidated
Heng Samrin consolidates senior state and party leadership after Pen Sovan's removal
1981, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Torsten Nils Wiesel
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discoveries about visual information processing.
1981, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Torsten Nils Wiesel
Visual Cortex Research
Reveals how cortical cells organize and respond to visual stimuli.
1981, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Kai Manne Borje Siegbahn
Electron Spectroscopy Recognition
Receives recognition for methods revealing atomic and molecular energy levels.
1981, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Kai Manne Borje Siegbahn
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for high-resolution electron spectroscopy.
1981, December 12th · Senegal · Dakar · Government · Senegambia Confederation · Abdou Diouf
Confederation President
Diouf becomes President of the Senegambia Confederation with Gambia
1981, December 13th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Arrest of Solidarity leadership
Arrests 3/4 of the Solidarity leadership
1981, December 13th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Martial Law
The Council of National Salvation comes to power & declares martial law. The borders are sealed, a curfew imposed, broadcasting controlled. Strikes & assemblies are banned
1981, December 13th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Solidarity
Jaruzelski bans Solidarity. Arrests 3/4 of the Solidarity leadership
1981, December 13th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Strike
Strikes are banned
1981, December 13th · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Lech Walesa
Martial Law
The Government attempts to destroy the union with the martial law of 1981 and several years of repression, but in the end it had to start negotiating with the union. Jaruzelski declares martial law
1981, December 14th · Israel · Golan Heights · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
Capture of Golan Heights
Israel annexes the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in 1967, Parliament approves the annexation of the Golan Heights with legislation in one day
1981, December 14th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
Golan Heights Law Introduced
The government of Menachem Begin advanced legislation extending Israeli law, jurisdiction, and administration to the Golan Heights, despite continuing Syrian claims.
1981, December 14th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
Knesset Enacts Golan Heights Law
The Knesset enacted the Golan Heights Law, applying Israeli civil law to the occupied plateau in a move widely treated internationally as annexation.
1981, December 14th · Israel · Golan Heights · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
Rule of Golan Heights
Israel annexes the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in 1967, Parliament approves the annexation of the Golan Heights with legislation in one day
1981, December 15th · Kampuchea · Thai Border · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot
Party Renamed
Communist Party of Kampuchea renamed Party of Democratic Kampuchea
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Nigel Lawson
Privatization
The Oil and Gas (Enterprise) Bill is published on 17 December 1981, providing for the transfer of BNOC's oil-producing business and wider private-sector participation in oil and gas.
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Dave Wetzel
GLC
The GLC appeal the "Fares Fair" court verdict, taking the case to the House of Lords but five Law Lords unanimously rule in favour of Bromley Borough Council, putting a permanent end to the Fares Fair policy, GLC transport chairman Dave Wetzel labelled the judges "Vandals in Ermine" while Livingstone maintained his belief that the judicial decision was politically motivated
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
Fares Fair
"Vandals in Ermine" while Livingstone maintained his belief that the judicial decision was politically motivated.
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
Fares Fair
Livingstone got on board with a campaign known as "Keep Fares Fair" in order to bring about a change in the law that would make the Fares Fair policy legal; an alternate movement, "Cant Pay, Wont Pay", accused Livingstone of being a sell-out and insisted
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
Fares Fair
The GLC appeal the "Fares Fair" court verdict, taking the case to the House of Lords but five Law Lords unanimously rule in favour of Bromley Borough Council, putting a permanent end to the Fares Fair policy, GLC transport chairman Dave Wetzel labelled the judges
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
Fares Fair
that the GLC proceed with its policies regardless of their legality
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
GLC
"Vandals in Ermine" while Livingstone maintained his belief that the judicial decision was politically motivated.
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
GLC
Livingstone got on board with a campaign known as "Keep Fares Fair" in order to bring about a change in the law that would make the Fares Fair policy legal; an alternate movement, "Cant Pay, Wont Pay", accused Livingstone of being a sell-out and insisted
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
GLC
The GLC appeal the "Fares Fair" court verdict, taking the case to the House of Lords but five Law Lords unanimously rule in favour of Bromley Borough Council, putting a permanent end to the Fares Fair policy, GLC transport chairman Dave Wetzel labelled the judges
1981, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Kenneth Robert "Ken" Livingstone
GLC
that the GLC proceed with its policies regardless of their legality
1981, December 17th · Israel · New York · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
UN Rejects Change in Status
United Nations Security Council Resolution 497 declared the Israeli decision to impose its laws on the occupied Syrian Golan null and void and without international legal effect.
1981, December 20th · Argentina · Warfare · Falklands War · Constantino Davidoff
Invasion of South Georgia
An unauthorised landing on South Georgia by Argentine scrap-metal merchant Constantino Davidoff
1981, December 20th · Argentina · Warfare · Falklands War · Leopoldo Galtieri
Invasion of South Georgia
An unauthorised landing on South Georgia by Argentine scrap-metal merchant Constantino Davidoff
1981, December 20th · Argentina · South Georgia · Warfare · Falklands War · Constantino Davidoff
South Georgia Landing
His workers land at Leith without proper permission.
1981, December 22nd · Argentina · Government · Government of Argentina · Leopoldo Galtieri
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina
1981, December 22nd · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Military Government · Leopoldo Fortunato Galtieri
President of Argentina
Appointed de facto President of Argentina after Roberto Eduardo Viola
1981, December 22nd · Argentina · Warfare · Military · Leopoldo Galtieri
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina
1981, December 29th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Ronald Wilson Reagan
Government
Introduces economic sanctions against Russia for making Poland to adopt martial law
1981, December 31st · Ghana · Accra · Government · Government of Ghana · Hilla Limann
Third Republic Overthrown
Limann's elected government is overthrown by a military coup led by Jerry Rawlings, bringing the Third Republic to an end.
1981, December · Israel · Golan Heights · Government · Government of Israel · Menachem Begin
Syrian and International Opposition
Israel faced diplomatic condemnation after its unilateral extension of domestic law to the Golan Heights, which Syria continued to claim as its territory.
1981, December · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
United States Travel Restrictions
The United States invalidates passports for travel to Libya amid worsening bilateral relations.
1981, December · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Arrest of Lech Walesa
Walesa is arrested by Jaruzelski, who fears Polish invasion
1981, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Lech Walesa
Arrest of Lech Walesa
Walesa is arrested by Jaruzelski, who fears Polish invasion
1981, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Solidarity goes underground. Jaruzelski bans Solidarity
1981, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Communist Party Government · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Support for Polish Martial Law
Supports the Polish Communist government's suppression of Solidarity after martial law is imposed.
1981, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Fourth Hero of Soviet Union Award
Receives a fourth Hero of the Soviet Union title late in his political career.
1982, December 3rd · Greece · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Copenhagen European Council
Represents Greece as leaders address enlargement, budgetary disputes and future Community development.
1982, December 3rd · Ireland · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Garret FitzGerald
Copenhagen European Council
Represents Ireland as leaders address enlargement, finances and future Community development.
1982, December 6th · Great Britain · Ballykelly · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Bombing of Ballykelly
INLA bombs in Ballykelly kill 11 soldiers
1982, December 6th · Spain · Sport · Cycling · Alberto Contador
Birth of Alberto Contador Velasco
Birth of Alberto Contador Velasco
1982, December 11th · Great Britain · Brighton · Arts · Popular Music · Paul Weller
Jam
The Jams final concert takes place at the Brighton Centre
1982, December 14th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Garret FitzGerald
Second Taoiseach Term
Returns as Taoiseach and forms another Fine Gael-Labour coalition government.
1982, December 21st · Luxembourg · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
Entry into National Government
Juncker took the oath as Secretary of State for Labour and Social Security in Pierre Werner’s government, beginning his long service in Luxembourg’s executive branch.
1982, December 25th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
Eminence Front
Release Eminence Front from It's Hard.
1982, December 29th · Canada · Arts · Popular Music · Neil Young
Trans
Releases Trans, using electronic textures and vocoder effects during his Geffen period.
1982, December · Germany · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Copenhagen European Council
Attends his first European Council as chancellor while the Community addresses budgetary and institutional questions.
1982, December · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne
Blizzard of Oz
Osbourne is signed to Epic Records after showing up drunk at a meeting and biting the head off a dove
1982, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Aaron Klug
Nobel Prize for Electron Microscopy
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for crystallographic electron microscopy of biological complexes.
1983, December 4th · Greece · Athens · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Athens European Council
Hosts the European Council as leaders confront unresolved disputes over spending, agriculture and budget contributions.
1983, December 4th · Venezuela · Government · Government of Venezuela · Jaime Lusinchi
President of Venezuela
Appointed President of Venezuela
1983, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Raul Ricardo Alfonsin
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina after the restoration of democracy
1983, December 10th · Great Britain · Arts · Literature · William Golding
Nobel Prize
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature
1983, December 13th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Turgut Ozal
Prime Minister of Turkey
Appointed Prime Minister of Turkey
1983, December 19th · Rwanda · Rwanda · Politics · National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development · Juvenal Habyarimana
MRND Rule Continued
The MRND remains Rwanda's dominant political organization.
1983, December 19th · Rwanda · Rwanda · Politics · National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development · Juvenal Habyarimana
Presidential Re-Election
Wins another single-candidate presidential election.
1983, December 20th · Palestine · Tripoli · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Evacuation from Tripoli
Arafat and thousands of loyal fighters leave Tripoli aboard ships protected by French naval vessels after weeks of fighting.
1983, December 20th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Edwin Powell Hubble
Asteroid 2069 Hubble Officially Named
The Minor Planet Center publishes the approved naming citation for asteroid (2069) Hubble, formally honouring Edwin Hubble for his pioneering work in extragalactic astronomy and observational cosmology.
1983, December 21st · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Unit Four Turbine Seven Connection
Oversees station management when Turbine Generator 7 is connected to the grid during Unit 4 startup.
1983, December 22nd · Palestine · Cairo · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Meeting with Hosni Mubarak
Arafat meets Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak shortly after leaving Tripoli, reopening an important political channel with Egypt.
1983, December 22nd · United States of America · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF · Howard Leslie Brennan
Death of Howard Leslie Brennan
Death of Howard Leslie Brennan
1983, December 27th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Yasuhiro Nakasone
Prime Minister of Japan
Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 2nd term
1983, December 29th · Tunisia · Tunisia · Government · Government of Tunisia · Habib Bourguiba
Bread Riots
Protests began after the government increased bread and cereal prices by reducing food subsidies.
1983, December 30th · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Bryukhanov
Bryukhanov Unit Four Turbine Eight Connection
Heads the plant when Turbine Generator 8 is connected to the grid, completing another stage of Unit 4 commissioning.
1983, December 31st · Nigeria · Lagos · Government · Government of Nigeria · Muhammadu Buhari
President of Nigeria
Appointed military Head of State of Nigeria after the overthrow of Shehu Shagari
1984, December 1st · Kampuchea · Thai Border · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot
Vietnam Offensive
Vietnam launches major dry-season offensive against border bases
1984, December 2nd · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill
Strike
Special union conference votes to fight on
1984, December 2nd · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill
NUM Conference Continues Strike
NUM delegates voted to maintain industrial action despite its growing financial and social costs.
1984, December 3rd · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Nigel Lawson
Privatization
British Telecom shares begin trading on 3 December 1984, completing the first major flotation of the company's shares into private ownership.
1984, December 3rd · India · Bhopal · Government · Congress Party · Rajiv Gandhi
Bhopal Disaster
A toxic gas leak from the Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal kills thousands and causes long-term health damage.
1984, December 3rd · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Garret FitzGerald
Dublin European Council
Hosts the European Council as leaders resolve issues involving wine production, budget discipline and enlargement.
1984, December 4th · Grenada · Government · Government of Grenada · Herbert Blaize
Election
Elected Prime Minister of Grenada
1984, December 10th · Italy · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Carlo Rubbia
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discoveries leading to the W and Z particles, carriers of the weak interaction.
1984, December 10th · Netherlands · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Simon van der Meer
Nobel Prize
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for decisive contributions enabling discovery of the W and Z particles.
1984, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Reform of Soviet Government
Makes a conference speech supporting reform & introducing "perestroika" & "glasnost"
1984, December 10th · South Africa · Oslo · Religion · Church of South Africa · Desmond Mpilo Boy Tutu
Nobel Prize
Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, for work against apartheid
1984, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Bruce Merrifield
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing solid-phase methods for chemical synthesis, especially peptide synthesis.
1984, December 14th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Strike
A court fines Scargill for obstruction
1984, December 14th · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill
Strike
A court fines Scargill for obstruction
1984, December 14th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Pieter Botha
United Nations General Assembly condems South Africa
The United Nations General Assembly condems South Africa
1984, December 15th · Russia · Science · Astronomy · Roald Sagdeev
Vega 1 Launch
Vega 1 launches on a dual mission that will deploy a Venus lander and balloon before continuing to Halley's Comet.
1984, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher is visited by the Gorbachevs
Margaret Thatcher is visited by the Gorbachevs
1984, December 16th · Russia · London · Government · Government of Russia · Raisa Gorbachev
Visit to London
The Gorbachevs visit Margaret Thatcher, Raisas 1st visit to western Europe
1984, December 16th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Visit to Moscow
Visits Margaret Thatcher at her invitation as an up & coming leader
1984, December 19th · China · Hong Kong · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Zhao Ziyang
Rule of Hong Kong
Signs an agreement with Margaret Thatcher for Hong Kong to be returned by 1997
1984, December 19th · Great Britain · Arts · Poetry · Ted Hughes
Poet Laureate Appointment
Appointed Poet Laureate
1984, December 19th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Joint Declaration
As Foreign Secretary and a principal British negotiator, Howe helps conclude the Sino-British Joint Declaration, which Margaret Thatcher and Zhao Ziyang sign in Beijing on 19 December 1984.
1984, December 19th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Rule of Hong Kong
The Sino-British Joint Declaration provides for China to resume sovereignty over Hong Kong on 1 July 1997 while setting out arrangements for the territory after the transfer.
1984, December 19th · Great Britain · Beijing · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Agreement of Hong Kong
Signs the Hong Kong agreement in Peking, Hong Kong will return to China by 1997
1984, December 19th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Rule of Hong Kong
Signs the Hong Kong agreement in Peking, Hong Kong will return to China by 1997
1984, December 19th · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan · Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
Presidential Referendum
Zia uses a referendum to claim a five-year presidential mandate.
1984, December 20th · Great Britain · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill
Strike
Nottinghamshire miners vote to defy union rules
1984, December 20th · Great Britain · Nottinghamshire · Politics · National Union of Mineworkers · Arthur Scargill
Nottinghamshire December Defiance
Nottinghamshire miners voted to defy NUM rules during the continuing national strike.
1984, December 21st · Russia · Science · Astronomy · Roald Sagdeev
Vega 2 Launch
Vega 2 launches with a Venus atmospheric balloon and lander as part of the international Vega programme.
1984, December 26th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Hun Sen
Acting PM Appointed
Hun Sen becomes Acting Prime Minister after Chan Sy's death
1984, December 26th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · People's Republic of Kampuchea · Chan Sy
Premiership Ends
Chan Sy's premiership ends after his death
1984, December 27th · Poland · Torun · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Jerzy Popieluszko
Assassination of Jerzy Popieluszko
4 Polish officers are tried for the assassination of Jerzy Popieluszko
1984, December 28th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Sam Peckinpah
Death of Sam Peckinpah
Death of Sam Peckinpah
1984, December · Cuba · Havana · Government · Communist Party Government · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Agreement on To take back criminals in exchange for
Cuba agrees to to take back criminals in exchange for Cuban political prisoners
1984, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Rajiv Gandhi
Eighth General Election
Congress wins a record parliamentary majority in the general election held after Indira Gandhi's assassination.
1984, December · Russia · Warfare · Military · Sergei Fedorovich Akhromeev
Resignation of Sergei Fedorovich Akhromeev
Resigns after Gorbachev announces unilateral defence cuts at the United Nations
1984, December · Russia · Warfare · United Nations · Sergei Fedorovich Akhromeev
Resignation of Sergei Fedorovich Akhromeev
Resigns after Gorbachev announces unilateral defence cuts at the United Nations
1985, December 2nd · Great Britain · Hull · Arts · Poetry · Philip Larkin
Death of Philip Larkin
Death of Philip Larkin
1985, December 2nd · Greece · Luxembourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Luxembourg European Council
Represents Greece as negotiations on the Single European Act approach completion.
1985, December 27th · Libya · Rome · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Rome Airport Attack Response
Gaddafi publicly defends the organisations blamed for the deadly Rome airport attack.
1985, December 27th · Libya · Vienna · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Vienna Airport Attack Response
Gaddafi praises militants after coordinated violence at Vienna airport.
1985, December 30th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
Martial Law Termination
Zia lifts martial law while retaining extensive presidential powers.
1985, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Klaus von Klitzing
Nobel Prize for Quantum Hall Effect
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of the quantized Hall effect.
1985, December · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Waters
Departure
Waters declares that he has left Pink Floyd and later contests use of the band name
1985, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Takes Charge of Moscow Party Committee
Takes control of the Moscow City Communist Party Committee and begins a highly visible campaign against bureaucratic privilege.
1986, December 3rd · United States of America · Politics · Republican Party · John Poindexter
Scandal
Refuses to testify before a Senate committee
1986, December 6th · Greece · London · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
London European Council
Represents Greece as leaders review economic policy, enlargement and the Community's external role.
1986, December 8th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Gas Industry · Nigel Lawson
British Gas Privatisation
British Gas shares begin trading on 8 December 1986 following the Government's large public privatisation offer.
1986, December 10th · Philippines · Government · Government of Philippines · Maria Corazon Aquino
Peace
Announces a ceas-fire with the National Democratic Front
1986, December 13th · India · Arts · Cinema · Smita Patil
Death of Smita Patil
Death of Smita Patil
1986, December 24th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Patrick Hillery
European Communities Amendment Act
Signs legislation intended to enable Irish ratification of the Single European Act.
1986, December 24th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Garret FitzGerald
Single European Act Injunction
Faces a High Court injunction preventing ratification of the Single European Act without further constitutional consideration.
1986, December 24th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear · Vladimir Pikalov
Pikalov Hero of Soviet Union Award
Receives the title Hero of the Soviet Union for leadership during containment and cleanup of the Chernobyl accident.
1986, December 24th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear · Nikolai Antoshkin
Antoshkin Hero of Soviet Union Award
Receives the title Hero of the Soviet Union for leadership of the Chernobyl helicopter response.
1986, December · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Mohammad Najibullah
National Reconciliation
Najibullah begins promoting national reconciliation as the central policy of his government.
1986, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Ernst August Friedrich Ruska
Nobel Prize for Electron Optics
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for fundamental work in electron optics and the electron microscope.
1986, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Gerd Binnig
Nobel Prize for Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for design of the scanning tunnelling microscope.
1986, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Rajiv Gandhi
Consumer Protection Act
Parliament enacts the Consumer Protection Act, creating new mechanisms for consumer rights and grievance redress.
1986, December · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Sport · Football · Dennis Bergkamp
Ajax First-Team Debut
Makes his Ajax first-team debut after progressing through the club's youth system.
1986, December · Russia · Alma · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Demonstrations
Disorders in Alma
1986, December · Switzerland · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Heinrich Rohrer
Nobel Prize for Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for design of the scanning tunnelling microscope.
1987, December 8th · Palestine · Gaza Strip · Warfare · First Intifada · Hatem al- Sisi
Intifada, 1st
The First Intifada begins after a traffic collision in Gaza kills Palestinian workers and protests spread through the occupied territories
1987, December 8th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Treaty of Nuclear Weapons
A Treaty is signed ending all intermediate-range nuclear weapons in Europe
1987, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Nuclear Arms Control · Ronald Wilson Reagan
INF Treaty Signed
Signs the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Mikhail Gorbachev.
1987, December 9th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Shamir
Intifada, 1st
Chairs the Israeli government as the First Intifada begins in Gaza and spreads to the West Bank.
1987, December 9th · Palestine · Gaza Strip · Politics · Hamas · Abdel Aziz al- Rantissi
Intifada, 1st
Rantissi joins Islamist activists in Gaza as protests spread after the Jabalia collision at the start of the First Intifada.
1987, December 9th · Palestine · Jabalia · Warfare · First Intifada · Hatem al- Sisi
Intifada, 1st
His killing during early protests becomes a symbol at the start of the First Intifada.
1987, December 10th · Israel · Gaza Strip · Warfare · First Intifada · Yitzhak Rabin
Gaza and West Bank Demonstrations Spread
Rabin directs the defence establishment as demonstrations spread from Gaza into West Bank towns after the first days of the uprising.
1987, December 12th · Israel · West Bank · Warfare · First Intifada · Yitzhak Rabin
Commercial Strikes Expand
Rabin oversees Israeli security policy as commercial strikes and demonstrations broaden across major West Bank communities.
1987, December 12th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Faisal al-Fayez
State Visit
al-Fayez participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1987, December 14th · Palestine · Gaza Strip · Politics · Hamas · Ahmed Yassin
Hamas Founding Council
Yassin participates in the formation of Hamas as an Islamist organization during the opening phase of the Palestinian uprising.
1987, December 15th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · First Intifada · Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem Demonstrations Spread
Rabin faces a widening security crisis as demonstrations and strikes extend into Jerusalem and continue throughout the occupied territories.
1987, December 16th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
INF Treaty Support
Welcomes the Washington summit and the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty as a basis for further verifiable arms-control agreements.
1987, December 18th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Marriage
Marries Asif Zardari
1987, December 21st · Russia · Baikonur · Science · Astronomy · Vladimir Georgiyevich Titov
Soyuz TM-4 Launch
Launches with Musa Manarov and Anatoli Levchenko to begin a mission that develops into a year-long Mir residency.
1987, December 22nd · Peru · New York · Government · United Nations · Javier Perez de Cuellar
UN Security Council Resolution 605
Reports on protection of Palestinian civilians after the Council condemns Israeli practices in occupied territories.
1987, December 22nd · Peru · New York · Government · United Nations · Javier Perez de Cuellar
UN Security Council Resolution 605
Perez de Cuellar receives a Security Council mandate requesting recommendations for protecting Palestinian civilians amid escalating unrest in the occupied territories.
1987, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Joshua Nkomo
Unity Accord Signed
Nkomo signs the Unity Accord merging ZAPU into ZANU-PF.
1987, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Unity Accord Implementation
Mugabe begins implementing the political settlement agreed with Nkomo.
1987, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Unity Accord Signed
Mugabe signs the Unity Accord with Joshua Nkomo.
1987, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Unity Accord and Political Settlement
Mugabe concludes the Unity Accord with Nkomo to end the ZANU-ZAPU conflict.
1987, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
ZANU-PF Merger
The Unity Accord provides for ZAPU's incorporation into ZANU-PF.
1987, December 23rd · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Waters
Pink Floyd
Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters sign an agreement ending the years of dispute, Waters will receive a royalty payment every time that any images created during his time with the band are used
1987, December 23rd · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Dave Gilmour
Pink Floyd
Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters sign an agreement ending the years of dispute, Waters will receive a royalty payment every time that any images created during his time with the band are used
1987, December 29th · Russia · Kazakhstan · Science · Astronomy · Yuri Viktorovich Romanenko
326-Day Mission Completed
Returns to Earth after 326 days in space, establishing a new human spaceflight endurance record after his long Mir residency.
1987, December 30th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Executive Presidency Established
Constitutional changes abolish the premiership and create an executive presidency.
1987, December 30th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Constitutional Transition to Presidency
Mugabe's final premiership ends as the executive presidency is established.
1987, December 30th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Executive Presidency Amendment
Constitutional changes abolish the office of Prime Minister and establish executive presidency.
1987, December 31st · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Election as Executive President
Parliament elects Mugabe as Zimbabwe's executive President.
1987, December 31st · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Swearing-In as Executive President
Mugabe is sworn in as executive President after the constitutional change.
1987, December 31st · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Sworn In as Executive President
Mugabe assumes the newly strengthened executive presidency.
1987, December 31st · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Simon Muzenda
Appointment as Vice-President
Muzenda becomes Vice-President under the executive presidency.
1987, December 31st · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Simon Muzenda
Appointment as Vice-President
Muzenda becomes Vice-President when the executive presidency is established.
1987, December · Israel · West Bank · Warfare · First Intifada · Yitzhak Rabin
Intifada, 1st
Directs Israeli security responses as demonstrations and strikes spread during the First Intifada.
1987, December · Palestine · Tunis · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Intifada, 1st
Moves to keep the PLO politically central as the uprising spreads in occupied territories.
1987, December · Palestine · Tunis · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Intifada, 1st
Arafat supports the uprising from exile and seeks to keep the PLO central to Palestinian politics during the First Intifada.
1987, December · Russia · Washington · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Visit to Washington
Gorbachev pays a visit to the USA
1987, December · Venezuela · Government · Government of Venezuela · Carlos Perez
Election
Wins the December Presidential elections running as a populist candidate
1987, December · Venezuela · Government · Government of Venezuela · Carlos Perez
President of Venezuela
Wins the December Presidential elections running as a populist candidate
1988, December 2nd · Greece · Rhodes · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Rhodes European Council
Hosts the European Council during Greece's Presidency as leaders discuss the internal market and monetary cooperation.
1988, December 2nd · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Benazir Bhutto
First Female Prime Minister
Benazir Bhutto becomes the first woman to govern a Muslim-majority state.
1988, December 2nd · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Benazir Bhutto
Inauguration
Benazir Bhutto takes the oath as Prime Minister at age thirty-five.
1988, December 2nd · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Benazir Bhutto
Prime Minister of Pakistan
Benazir Bhutto begins her first term as Prime Minister.
1988, December 2nd · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Benazir Bhutto
Inauguration
Bhutto is sworn in as Prime Minister of a coalition Government, becoming at age 35 the youngest person, and the first woman, to head the Government of a Muslim-majority state in modern times
1988, December 2nd · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Benazir Bhutto
Prime Minister of Pakistan
Bhutto is sworn in as Prime Minister of a coalition Government, becoming at age 35 the youngest person, and the first woman, to head the Government of a Muslim-majority state in modern times
1988, December 4th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Carlos Andres Perez
Presidential Election
Carlos Andres Perez won election to a second presidential term.
1988, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Steel Industry · David Ivor Young Young of Graffham
British Steel Privatisation
British Steel shares begin trading after the state-owned corporation is privatised.
1988, December 7th · South Africa · Paarl · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Final Prison Residence
Spends his final fourteen months of imprisonment there.
1988, December 7th · South Africa · Paarl · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Victor Verster Transfer
Moves to a cottage at Victor Verster Prison.
1988, December 13th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Ghulam Ishaq Khan
President of Pakistan
The electoral college elects Ghulam Ishaq Khan President.
1988, December 13th · Palestine · Geneva · Government · PLO · Yasser Arafat
UN Address
Addresses the United Nations after the PLO declares acceptance of resolutions 242 and 338.
1988, December 13th · Palestine · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Independence of Palestine
Arafat makes a speech in the United Nations recognising Israel & renouncing terrorism
1988, December 13th · Palestine · Geneva · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Geneva United Nations Address
Arafat addresses the United Nations in Geneva and presents a diplomatic program based on Palestinian statehood and Security Council resolutions.
1988, December 14th · Palestine · Geneva · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
PLO Renounces Terrorism
Arafat publicly renounces terrorism and clarifies PLO acceptance of Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338, enabling new diplomatic contacts.
1988, December 14th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · George Shultz
US-PLO Dialogue Opened
Shultz announces that the United States will open substantive dialogue with the PLO after Arafat clarifies his acceptance of key diplomatic conditions.
1988, December 15th · Peru · New York · Government · United Nations · Javier Perez de Cuellar
UN General Assembly Resolution 43/177
Perez de Cuellar serves as Secretary-General as the General Assembly acknowledges the Palestinian declaration of statehood and uses the designation Palestine.
1988, December 17th · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Closed Shop
Announces Labour will not bring back the closed shop
1988, December 21st · Libya · Lockerbie · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Lockerbie Bombing
Pan Am Flight 103 is destroyed over Lockerbie, later leading to accusations against Libyan officials.
1988, December 21st · Russia · Kazakhstan · Science · Astronomy · Vladimir Georgiyevich Titov
One-Year Mir Mission Completed
Returns to Earth with Musa Manarov after approximately one year aboard Mir, setting a new endurance benchmark for human spaceflight.
1988, December 22nd · Zimbabwe · Warfare · Civil War · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
ZANU-PF
ZAPU merges into the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF)
1988, December · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Henry Paul Guinness Channon Kelvedon
Clapham Junction Rail Crash
Secretary of State for Transport during the Clapham Junction rail crash
1988, December · Great Britain · Lockerbie · Government · Conservative Party Government · Henry Paul Guinness Channon Kelvedon
Lockerbie Disaster
Secretary of State for Transport during the Lockerbie Disaster, in which Pan-Am flight 103 was brought down by a bomb planted by Libyan agents over Scottish town of Lockerbie
1988, December · India · Beijing · Government · Government of India · Rajiv Gandhi
China Visit
Rajiv Gandhi visits China, helping restore high-level political dialogue after decades of strained relations.
1988, December · Palestine · West Bank · Politics · First Intifada · Hanan Ashrawi
Intifada, 1st
Emerges as a public Palestinian voice explaining the uprising to international audiences.
1988, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Constitution of Russia
The Supreme Soviet dissolves itself. The Supreme Soviet approved formation of a Congress of Peoples Deputies, which constitutional amendments had established as the Soviet Unions new legislative body
1988, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Perestroika
The Supreme Soviet dissolves itself. The Supreme Soviet approved formation of a Congress of Peoples Deputies, which constitutional amendments had established as the Soviet Unions new legislative body
1989, December 1st · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
Barbed wire is removed from the border with West Germany and Austria. Barbed wire is removed from borders with West Germany. Barbed wire at the border with Austria is removed
1989, December 2nd · India · Government · Government of India · Vishwanath Pratap Singh
Prime Minister of India
V.P. Singh becomes Prime Minister at the head of the National Front government.
1989, December 3rd · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Ladislav Adamec
Velvet Revolution
President Gust v Hus k nominates a new federal cabinet, headed by Ladislav Adamec
1989, December 3rd · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
President Gust v Hus k nominates a new federal cabinet, headed by Ladislav Adamec. Husak nominates a new federal cabinet, headed by Ladislav Adamec
1989, December 3rd · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Carlos Andres Perez
Regional Elections
Venezuelans directly elected state governors and mayors under decentralization reforms.
1989, December 4th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
The Government announces freedom to travel to Austria
1989, December 4th · Germany · Leipzig · Politics · Socialist Unity Party · Egon Krenz
Leipzig Stasi Occupation Context
Opposition activists occupy the Leipzig Stasi headquarters as SED authority collapses.
1989, December 5th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Anthony Meyer
Election
Thatcher defeats Meyer in the Conservative Party leadersip contest, 313 votes to 33
1989, December 5th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Election
Defeats Anthony Meyer in the Conservative Party leadersip contest, 313 votes to 33
1989, December 5th · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Turkmen SSR · Han Ahmedow
Prime Minister Appointed
Han Ahmedow becomes Prime Minister after serving as deputy head of government
1989, December 6th · Canada · Montreal · Government · Government of Canada · Brian Mulroney
Montreal Massacre
Faces national mourning after the massacre at Ecole Polytechnique.
1989, December 6th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Gustav Husak
Constitution of Czechoslovakia
Most members of the Government of Czechia were replaced by non-Communists
1989, December 6th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Gustav Husak
Election
Most members of the Government of Czechia are replaced by non-Communists
1989, December 6th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
Most members of the Government of Czechia were replaced by non-Communists
1989, December 6th · Germany · Berlin · Government · GDR · Manfred Gerlach
Head of State
Appointed Head of State for the GDR
1989, December 6th · Russia · Mir · Science · Astronomy · Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Serebrov
Kvant-2 Module Docking
Supports station operations as Kvant-2 docks with Mir, adding an airlock, life-support equipment and expanded scientific facilities.
1989, December 6th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · James Addison Baker
Baker Plan
Presses Israel and Palestinians to consider elections and negotiations after the First Intifada.
1989, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Reform of Government
The Broadcasting Bill is published
1989, December 8th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Gustav Husak
Amnesty
Husak declares an amnesty on political crimes
1989, December 8th · Germany · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Strasbourg European Council
Represents Germany as leaders consider monetary union, political change in Europe and future treaty negotiations.
1989, December 8th · Greece · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Xenophon Zolotas
Strasbourg European Council
Represents Greece as leaders consider monetary union and political transformation in Europe.
1989, December 8th · Italy · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
Strasbourg European Council
Represents Italy as leaders consider monetary union and the political changes reshaping Europe.
1989, December 9th · France · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Strasbourg European Council
Mitterrand hosted European leaders as they agreed to convene negotiations on Economic and Monetary Union.
1989, December 9th · Germany · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans-Dietrich Genscher
EMU Intergovernmental Conference Decision
Supports the Strasbourg decision to convene an intergovernmental conference on treaty changes needed for monetary union.
1989, December 9th · Greece · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Antonis Samaras
Strasbourg Treaty Preparations
Supports preparations for future intergovernmental negotiations on economic and monetary union.
1989, December 9th · Ireland · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerry Collins
Strasbourg European Council
Supports Irish participation in preparations for treaty negotiations on monetary and political union.
1989, December 9th · Italy · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gianni De Michelis
Political Union Preparations
Supports the decision to deepen discussions on political union alongside monetary integration.
1989, December 9th · Italy · Strasbourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Guido Carli
EMU Intergovernmental Conference Preparations
Supports work toward treaty negotiations required for economic and monetary union.
1989, December 9th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Abdul Karim Kabariti
State Visit
Kabariti participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Gustav Husak
Constitution of Czechoslovakia
Husak nominates a federal cabinet, headed by Calfa. Forms the first non-communist Government in Czech since 1948
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Gustav Husak
Resignation of Gustav Husak
Husak resigns
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Ladislav Adamec
Adamec Government
The Adamec Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Velvet Revolution · Gustav Husak
Resignation of Gustav Husak
Resigns after appointing a largely non-communist government.
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Resignation of Gustav Husak
The Communist President Gust v Hus k appoints the first largely non-communist Government in Czechoslovakia since 1948, and resigns
1989, December 10th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
The Communist President Gust v Hus k appoints the first largely non-communist Government in Czechoslovakia since 1948, and resigns
1989, December 10th · Slovakia · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Marian Calfa
First Calfa Government
Begins the First Calfa Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1989, December 10th · Tibet · Oslo · Government · Central Tibetan Administration · Tenzin Gyatso 14th Dalai Lama
Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony
Tenzin Gyatso receives the Nobel Peace Prize for advocating nonviolent solutions.
1989, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Water Industry · Nicholas Ridley
Water Privatisation
Shares in the regional water companies begin trading following privatisation.
1989, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Trial
The Commons votes to prosecute war criminals
1989, December 14th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet Ugarte
Democratic Presidential Election
Oversees the election won by opposition candidate Patricio Aylwin.
1989, December 14th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Patricio Aylwin Azocar
Election Victory
Is elected president as the candidate of the Concertacion coalition.
1989, December 14th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Patricio Aylwin Azocar
Presidential Election
Wins the first competitive presidential election held after the 1988 plebiscite.
1989, December 16th · Bulgaria · Government · Government of Bulgaria · Petur Mladenov
Constitution of Bulgaria
Mladenov sets a May 31 deadline for free elections in Bulgaria
1989, December 16th · Bulgaria · Government · Government of Bulgaria · Petur Mladenov
Election
Mladenov sets a May 31 deadline for free elections in Bulgaria
1989, December 16th · Romania · Timisoara · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Laszlo Tokes
Timisoara Protest
His attempted eviction sparks protests in Timisoara.
1989, December 20th · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Conservative Party Government · Douglas Hird
Foreign Policy Statement at Hong Kong
Announces 225,000 Hong kong citizens will be given British citizenship
1989, December 20th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Reform of Government
Banks refuse to continue Government plans for student loans
1989, December 21st · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
Peoples Militia is abolished, & their weapons confiscated by the army
1989, December 21st · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Final Bucharest Speech
Ceausescu addresses a mass rally that breaks into open protest.
1989, December 21st · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Nicolae Ceausescu
Bucharest Speech
Loses control during a mass rally in Bucharest.
1989, December 22nd · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Foreign Policy Statement at Hong Kong
The Government announces it will grant UK citizenship to 225,000 from Hong Kong
1989, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Iliescu
National Salvation Front Government
Iliescu emerges as leader of the National Salvation Front.
1989, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Overthrow of Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceausescu flees the Central Committee building as communist rule collapses.
1989, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Ion Iliescu
National Salvation Front
Emerges as leader of the National Salvation Front.
1989, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Ion Iliescu
Television Address
Addresses the country after Ceausescu's fall.
1989, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Nicolae Ceausescu
Flight from Bucharest
Flees Bucharest by helicopter as the regime collapses.
1989, December 22nd · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Coup
The Romanian Government is overthrown
1989, December 22nd · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resignation of Romanian Government
The Romanian Government is overthrown
1989, December 25th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Death of Nicolae Ceausescu
Death of Nicolae Ceausescu
1989, December 25th · Romania · Government · Government of Romania · Nicolae Ceausescu
Execution
Executed along with his wife Elena
1989, December 25th · Romania · Targoviste · Politics · Romanian Communist Party · Nicolae Ceausescu
Execution
Nicolae Ceausescu is executed after a summary trial.
1989, December 25th · Romania · Targoviste · Politics · Romanian Revolution · Nicolae Ceausescu
Trial and Execution
Is tried and executed with Elena Ceausescu.
1989, December 26th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Petre Roman
Prime Minister of Romania
Roman becomes prime minister of the provisional post-communist government.
1989, December 28th · Czech Republic · Prague · Politics · Communist Party · Alexander Dubcek
Speaker
Alexander Dubcek is elected speaker of the federal Parliament on December 28 and Vaclav Havel the President of Czechoslovakia on December 29 1989
1989, December 28th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Alexander Dubcek
Velvet Revolution
Alexander Dubcek is elected speaker of the federal Parliament on December 28 and Vaclav Havel the President of Czechoslovakia on December 29 1989
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Communist Party Government · Vaclav Havel
Constitution of Czechoslovakia
An elected independent non-Communist Government is formed under Havel. first non-Communist President in more than 40 yrs
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Communist Party Government · Vaclav Havel
Election
The Federal Assembly unanimously elects Havel
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Government · Communist Party Government · Vaclav Havel
President of Czechoslovakia
Appointed President of Czechoslovakia
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Velvet Revolution · Vaclav Havel
President of Czechoslovakia
Is elected president by the Federal Assembly.
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Coup
Bloodless revolution in Czech that sees the overthrow of the communist Government
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Velvet Revolution
Bloodless revolution in Czech that sees the overthrow of the communist Government
1989, December 29th · Czech Republic · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Vaclav Havel
Velvet Revolution
Alexander Dubcek is elected speaker of the federal Parliament on December 28 and Vaclav Havel the President of Czechoslovakia on December 29 1989
1989, December 31st · Papua New Guinea · Port Moresby · Government · Government of Papua New Guinea · Dennis Young
Acting Governor-General
Dennis Young serves as acting Governor-General after Ignatius Kilage dies
1989, December · France · Kiev · Government · Government of France · Francois Mitterand
Visit to Kiev
Mitterand visits Gorbachev in Kiev to to try & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989, December · France · Paris · Government · Government of France · Francois Mitterand
Visit to Paris
Mitterand visits Hans Modrow in East Berlin to try & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · DDR · Hans Modrow
Berlin Wall
Mitterand visits Hans Modrow in East Berlin & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · DDR · Hans Modrow
Visit to Berlin
Mitterand visits Hans Modrow in East Berlin & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989, December · Germany · Politics · Socialist Unity Party · Erich Honecker
Arrest of Erich Honecker
Placed under House arrest for treason, corruption & abuse of power. Expelled from the Communist Party, following allegations of corruption
1989, December · Germany · Politics · Socialist Unity Party · Erich Honecker
Treason
Placed under House arrest for treason, corruption & abuse of power
1989, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Nicholas Ridley
Privatization
The ten regional water authorities are privatized raising 5 billion pounds
1989, December · Philippines · Government · Government of Philippines · Maria Corazon Aquino
Coup
Saved from being overthrown by the intervention of the USA
1989, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Election
By the end of August a Solidarity-led coalition Government is formed and in December Tadeusz Mazowiecki is elected Prime Minister
1989, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Prime Minister of Poland
By the end of August a Solidarity-led coalition Government is formed and in December Tadeusz Mazowiecki is elected Prime Minister
1989, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Solidarity
By the end of August a Solidarity-led coalition Government is formed and in December Tadeusz Mazowiecki is elected Prime Minister
1989, December · Poland · Politics · Solidarity · Lech Walesa
Solidarity
By the end of August a Solidarity-led coalition Government is formed and in December Tadeusz Mazowiecki is elected Prime Minister
1989, December · Russia · Berlin · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Berlin Wall
Mitterand visits Gorbachev in Kiev to to try & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1989, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Demonstrations
The Czech Government resigns in the wake of mass demonstrations
1989, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resignation of Czech Government
The Czech Government resigns in the wake of mass demonstrations
1989, December · Russia · Kiev · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Visit to Kiev
Mitterand visits Gorbachev in Kiev to try & delay the fall of the Berlin Wall
1990, December 1st · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Hissene Habre
Coup
Habre is deposed by Idriss Deby and flees to Senegal with $11 million
1990, December 1st · Chad · Government · Government of Chad · Hissene Habre
Exile of Hissene Habre
Habre is deposed by Idriss Deby and flees to Senegal with $11 million
1990, December 1st · France · Government · Government of France · Francois Mitterand
Channel Tunnel
The 2 halves of the Channel tunnel are joined
1990, December 1st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Channel Tunnel
The 2 halves of the Channel tunnel are joined
1990, December 1st · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Douglas Richard Hurd
Channel Tunnel
The 2 halves of the Channel tunnel are joined
1990, December 2nd · Germany · Politics · Christian Democratic Party · Helmut Kohl
Election
Returned as Chancellor in a re-united Germany
1990, December 2nd · Germany · Bonn · Politics · Christian Democratic Party · Helmut Kohl
Federal Chairman-CDU
Appointed Chancellor of Germany, 2nd term
1990, December 3rd · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Mary Robinson
Presidential Inauguration
Takes office as the first woman to serve as President of Ireland.
1990, December 4th · Russia · Mir · Science · Astronomy · Toyohiro Akiyama
First Japanese Visitor Aboard Mir
Arrives aboard Soyuz TM-11 and begins a commercial broadcasting mission as the first Japanese person to visit Mir.
1990, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Privatization
Electricity privatization is launched
1990, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Michael Heseltine
Community Charge Fundamental Review
Leads the new Major government's fundamental review of the community charge and its relationship with local-government structure and finance.
1990, December 6th · India · Thiruvananthapuram · Science · Medicine · Marthanda Varma Sankaran Valiathan
Chitra Heart Valve
M. S. Valiathan and his multidisciplinary team achieve the first implantation of the indigenous Chitra mechanical heart valve.
1990, December 6th · Iraq · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 1st · Saddam Hussein
Detention Policy Ends
Removes a major humanitarian issue before the withdrawal deadline.
1990, December 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Denis Thatcher
Honours
Made a baronet
1990, December 7th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Margaret Hilda Thatcher
Honours
Awarded the Order of Merit
1990, December 8th · United States of America · Earth · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Earth-Moon Imaging by Galileo
During the first Earth flyby, Galileo obtains images of Earth and the Moon for calibration and planetary studies.
1990, December 8th · United States of America · Earth · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
First Galileo Earth Flyby
Galileo flies past Earth for a gravity assist that increases its heliocentric speed on the journey to Jupiter.
1990, December 9th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Lech Walesa
Election
Wins a landslide election victory. Appointed President of Poland after winning landslide election victory
1990, December 9th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Lech Walesa
President of Poland
Appointed President of Poland after winning landslide election victory
1990, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Electricity Industry · John Wakeham
Electricity Privatisation
Shares in twelve regional electricity companies begin trading after their flotation.
1990, December 12th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Compulsory Land Acquisition Policy
Mugabe's government expands legal authority for compulsory land acquisition.
1990, December 12th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Land Reform Constitutional Amendment
Parliament changes constitutional provisions governing compulsory land acquisition.
1990, December 14th · Germany · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Political Union Intergovernmental Conference
Supports opening treaty negotiations on political union alongside the parallel conference on monetary union.
1990, December 14th · Greece · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Rome European Council
Represents Greece as leaders open intergovernmental conferences on political union and monetary union.
1990, December 14th · Ireland · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Charles James Haughey
Rome European Council
Represents Ireland as the intergovernmental conferences on political and monetary union formally open.
1990, December 14th · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
Rome European Council
Hosts the European Council that opens intergovernmental conferences on political union and monetary union.
1990, December 14th · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Lech Walesa
Government
Nominates Bielicki as Prime Minister
1990, December 14th · Poland · Warsaw · Government · Government of Poland · Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Resignation of Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Resigns from office
1990, December 15th · France · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Rome Intergovernmental Conferences
Mitterrand joined European leaders opening formal negotiations on political union and Economic and Monetary Union.
1990, December 15th · Germany · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Rome European Council on Political Union
Backs simultaneous negotiations on political union and economic and monetary union.
1990, December 15th · Greece · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Antonis Samaras
Political Union Intergovernmental Conference
Supports the opening of treaty negotiations on European political union.
1990, December 15th · Greece · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Efthymios Christodoulou
Monetary Union Intergovernmental Conference
Helps launch negotiations on treaty provisions for economic and monetary union.
1990, December 15th · Ireland · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerry Collins
Political Union Intergovernmental Conference
Represents Irish foreign policy as negotiations on political union begin.
1990, December 15th · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gianni De Michelis
Political Union Intergovernmental Conference
Supports the opening of treaty negotiations on political union.
1990, December 15th · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Guido Carli
Monetary Union Intergovernmental Conference
Helps launch the intergovernmental conference on economic and monetary union.
1990, December 16th · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti · Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Election
Wins the presidential election
1990, December 17th · Germany · Berlin · Government · GDR · Lothar de Maiziere
Resignation of Lothar de Maiziere
Resigns after allegations that he worked for the Stasi
1990, December 20th · Georgia · Government · Russia · Eduard Shevardnadze
Resignation of Eduard Shevardnadze
Resigns delaring Russia is heading for a dictatorship
1990, December 20th · Peru · New York · Government · United Nations · Javier Perez de Cuellar
UN Security Council Resolution 681
Is asked to monitor implementation of the Fourth Geneva Convention in occupied territories.
1990, December 20th · Peru · New York · Government · United Nations · Javier Perez de Cuellar
UN Security Council Resolution 681
Perez de Cuellar receives a mandate to pursue protection measures for Palestinian civilians under the Fourth Geneva Convention.
1990, December 23rd · Slovenia · Ljubljana · Government · Government of Slovenia · Milan Kucan
Independence of Slovenia
A referendum supports independence for Slovenia
1990, December 23rd · Slovenia · Ljubljana · Government · Government of Slovenia · Milan Kucan
Referendum
A referendum supports independence for Slovenia
1990, December 29th · Czech Republic · Prague · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Vaclav Havel
Election
1st genuine free elections for 40 yrs
1990, December 29th · Czech Republic · Prague · Revolution · Revolution of Czech Rep · Vaclav Havel
Velvet Revolution
1st genuine free elections for 40 yrs
1990, December · Czech Republic · Government · Government of Czech Rep · Gustav Husak
Border Settlement
Barbed wire is removed from the border with West Germany and Austria
1990, December · Germany · Stralsund · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Unification
At the first post-reunification general election Merkel is elected to the Bundestag from a constituency which includes the districts of Nordvorpommern and Regen, as well as the city of Stralsund
1990, December · Poland · Government · Government of Poland · Wojciech Jaruzelski
Resignation of Wojciech Jaruzelski
Jaruzelski resigns, 4 yrs still to serve
1990, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resignation of Eduard Shevardnadze
With the resignation Foreign Minister Eduard Sheverdnadze, the last major liberal in Gorbachevs circle, Gorbachev is left isolated amongst the hard-liners
1990, December · Russia · Baghdad · Government · Government of Russia · Evgeny Maksimovich Primakov
First travels to Baghdad to prevent the outbreak of the Gulf War
First travels to Baghdad to prevent the outbreak of the Gulf War
1991, December 1st · Kazakhstan · Alma-Ata · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan · Nursultan Nazarbayev
President Elected
Nazarbayev wins Kazakhstan's first presidential election
1991, December 1st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Independence of Russia
The Ukraine votes for its independence during a referendum
1991, December 1st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Independence of Ukraine
The Ukraine votes for its independence during a referendum
1991, December 1st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Referendum
The Ukraine votes for its independence during a referendum
1991, December 3rd · Great Britain · Media · Media · Robert Maxwell
Scandal
Disclosures about unauthorized loans from the Mirror pension fund
1991, December 6th · Jordan · Amman · House · House of Jordan · Talal bin Abdullah
State Visit
bin Abdullah participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1991, December 8th · Belarus · Government · Government of Belarus · Stanislav Shuskevich
Commonwealth
Yeltsin, Ukrainian Pres. Leonid Kravchuk, and Belarus Pres. Stanislav Shuskevich meet in a hunting lodge to proclaim the Soviet Union null and void and to form a loose Commonwealth of Independent States. Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine declare the Soviet national Government dead, forging a new alliance to be known as the Commonwealth of Independent States
1991, December 8th · Belarus · Government · Government of Belarus · Stanislav Shuskevich
Independence of Belarus
Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine declare the Soviet national Government dead, forging a new alliance to be known as the Commonwealth of Independent States
1991, December 8th · Belarus · Government · Government of Belarus · Stanislav Shuskevich
National Government
Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine declare the Soviet national Government dead, forging a new alliance to be known as the Commonwealth of Independent States
1991, December 8th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Mircea Snegur
President Elected
Snegur wins Moldova's first direct presidential election
1991, December 8th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Iliescu
Constitutional Referendum
Voters approve the new Constitution of Romania in a national referendum.
1991, December 8th · Russia · Belovezhskaya Pushcha · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Belovezha Agreement
Signs the Belovezha Agreement with the leaders of Ukraine and Belarus, declaring the Soviet Union ended and creating the CIS.
1991, December 9th · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Wilfried Martens
Belgian Support for European Union
Supports stronger European institutions and movement toward monetary union.
1991, December 9th · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Wilfried Martens
Maastricht European Council
Represents Belgium during negotiations on the Treaty on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Wilfried Martens
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Belgium as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive treaty negotiations.
1991, December 9th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anders Fogh Rasmussen
Maastricht Economic Negotiations
Represents Danish economic interests as leaders negotiate the structure and timetable for economic and monetary union.
1991, December 9th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
Maastricht Foreign Policy Negotiations
Participates in negotiations on the common foreign and security policy provisions of the emerging Treaty on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Maastricht European Council
Represents Denmark as the Maastricht European Council opens the final negotiations on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Denmark into the final Maastricht summit as the Twelve seek agreement on European Union.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Economic and Monetary Union
Delors promoted the staged programme for economic and monetary union agreed by European leaders.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Economic and Monetary Union
Promotes the staged programme leading toward economic and monetary union.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Maastricht European Council
Delors supported the Maastricht settlement on deeper political and economic integration.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Maastricht European Council
Supports agreement on deeper political and economic integration.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Franco-German Treaty Leadership
Mitterrand promoted political union alongside plans for a common European currency.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Franco-German Treaty Leadership
Promotes political union alongside the planned common European currency.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Maastricht European Council
Mitterrand worked with Helmut Kohl to secure agreement at the Maastricht European Council.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Maastricht European Council
Works with Helmut Kohl to secure agreement on the treaty.
1991, December 9th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads France's participation as the final European Council negotiations begin at Maastricht.
1991, December 9th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Maastricht European Council
Represents Germany as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive negotiations on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Treaty of Maastricht
Takes Germany's position into the opening day of the Maastricht European Council.
1991, December 9th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · Norman Stewart Hughson Lamont
Treaty of Maastricht
Lamont defends Britain's monetary flexibility as leaders negotiate the proposed single-currency framework.
1991, December 9th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · Douglas Richard Hurd
Treaty of Maastricht
Hurd represents British foreign-policy interests as the final Maastricht negotiations open.
1991, December 9th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
British Treaty Opt-Outs
Secures opt-outs from the single currency and the Social Protocol.
1991, December 9th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Maastricht European Council
Negotiates Britain's position during the decisive European Council.
1991, December 9th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Maastricht European Council
Represents Greece as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive negotiations on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Greece when leaders begin the final political bargaining over the Union treaty.
1991, December 9th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Charles James Haughey
Maastricht European Council
Represents Ireland as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive negotiations on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Charles James Haughey
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Ireland at the opening of the summit that will settle the new Union treaty.
1991, December 9th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
Maastricht European Council
Represents Italy as the Maastricht European Council opens the decisive negotiations on European Union.
1991, December 9th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
Treaty of Maastricht
Takes part in the first day at Maastricht as Italy presses its priorities in the final negotiations.
1991, December 9th · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Santer
Luxembourg Treaty Agreement
Supports stronger European institutions and the route toward monetary union.
1991, December 9th · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Santer
Maastricht European Council
Represents Luxembourg during the negotiations completed at Maastricht.
1991, December 9th · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Santer
Treaty of Maastricht
Carries Luxembourg's negotiating mandate into the decisive Maastricht European Council.
1991, December 9th · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruud Lubbers
European Union Agreement
Guides negotiations establishing the framework for European Union.
1991, December 9th · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruud Lubbers
Maastricht European Council
Hosts the European Council that reaches agreement on the new treaty.
1991, December 9th · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruud Lubbers
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Netherlands as leaders open the final round of bargaining over European Union.
1991, December 9th · Portugal · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anibal Cavaco Silva
Maastricht European Council
Represents Portugal in the European Council treaty negotiations.
1991, December 9th · Portugal · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anibal Cavaco Silva
Portuguese Treaty Agreement
Supports cohesion measures and deeper European political cooperation.
1991, December 9th · Portugal · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anibal Cavaco Silva
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Portugal at Maastricht as the Twelve seek to close the remaining treaty disputes.
1991, December 9th · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Felipe Gonzalez
Maastricht European Council
Represents Spain during negotiations establishing the European Union.
1991, December 9th · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Felipe Gonzalez
Spanish Treaty Agreement
Supports European citizenship, cohesion and the monetary-union programme.
1991, December 9th · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Felipe Gonzalez
Treaty of Maastricht
Joins the Maastricht summit as Spain works toward a settlement on political and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Philippe M.P.J. Maystadt
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports the monetary-union framework accepted by Belgium when the Maastricht settlement is concluded.
1991, December 10th · Belgium · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Mark Maria Frans Eyskens
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps conclude Belgium's political and foreign-policy settlement as the Maastricht negotiations reach agreement.
1991, December 10th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anders Fogh Rasmussen
Maastricht Economic Agreement
Supports the final economic and monetary provisions agreed by the European Council at Maastricht.
1991, December 10th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
Maastricht Political Agreement
Participates as the Twelve complete political agreement on the Treaty on European Union at Maastricht.
1991, December 10th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
Treaty of Maastricht
Works on the political-union provisions accepted by Denmark in the final Maastricht compromise.
1991, December 10th · Denmark · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Danish Treaty Negotiations
Participates as the European Council reaches political agreement on the treaty package that will become the Maastricht Treaty.
1991, December 10th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Roland Dumas
Treaty of Maastricht
Contributes to the political-union compromise accepted by France on the summit's final day.
1991, December 10th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Pierre Beregovoy
Treaty of Maastricht
Advances France's economic position as the Maastricht monetary settlement is finalised.
1991, December 10th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Maastricht Monetary Union Settlement
Delors supported agreement on treaty provisions establishing the route toward a single European currency.
1991, December 10th · France · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Maastricht Political Union Settlement
Mitterrand helped secure agreement on a treaty combining political union with economic and monetary integration.
1991, December 10th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
German Support for Monetary Union
Supports the final Maastricht settlement establishing the route toward economic and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Theodor Waigel
Maastricht EMU Negotiations
Helps negotiate convergence requirements and institutional arrangements for the planned economic and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Theodor Waigel
Treaty of Maastricht
Works on the economic provisions that Germany accepts in the final Maastricht agreement.
1991, December 10th · Germany · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Treaty of Maastricht
Secures Germany's diplomatic interests in the final agreement on political cooperation.
1991, December 10th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · Douglas Richard Hurd
Treaty of Maastricht
Hurd helps finalise Britain's intergovernmental safeguards in foreign and security policy.
1991, December 10th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Treaty of Maastricht
Secures British opt-outs from the third stage of monetary union and the Agreement on Social Policy.
1991, December 10th · Great Britain · Maastricht · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Major
Maastricht Negotiation
Negotiates opt outs from the single currency and Social Chapter.
1991, December 10th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Antonis Samaras
Maastricht Political Union Agreement
Helps conclude the political and foreign-policy provisions of the Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Antonis Samaras
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports the foreign-policy framework accepted by Greece when the Maastricht settlement is completed.
1991, December 10th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Efthymios Christodoulou
Maastricht Monetary Union Agreement
Supports the final economic and monetary provisions agreed at Maastricht.
1991, December 10th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Efthymios Christodoulou
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Greece's approach to convergence criteria and the timetable for monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Greece · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Greek Treaty Agreement
Supports the final Maastricht settlement establishing European Union and the framework for economic and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Bertie Ahern
Maastricht Monetary Union Agreement
Supports the final economic and monetary provisions agreed at Maastricht.
1991, December 10th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerry Collins
Maastricht Political Union Agreement
Helps conclude the political and foreign-policy provisions of the Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerry Collins
Treaty of Maastricht
Works through the remaining diplomatic issues before Ireland accepts the Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Ireland · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Charles James Haughey
Irish Treaty Agreement
Accepts the final Maastricht settlement expanding European cooperation, citizenship rights and economic and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gianni De Michelis
Maastricht Political Union Negotiations
Helps conclude the foreign-policy and political provisions of the Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gianni De Michelis
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps finalise the political provisions that Italy accepts in the new Treaty on European Union.
1991, December 10th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giulio Andreotti
Italian Treaty Agreement
Accepts the final political settlement establishing European Union and the framework for economic and monetary union.
1991, December 10th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Guido Carli
Maastricht Monetary Union Negotiations
Helps negotiate the monetary-union provisions and convergence framework agreed at Maastricht.
1991, December 10th · Italy · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Guido Carli
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports the convergence framework accepted by Italy at the end of the Maastricht negotiations.
1991, December 10th · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jean-Claude Juncker
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps complete Luxembourg's economic negotiating position in the final Union treaty.
1991, December 10th · Luxembourg · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Poos
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Luxembourg's final agreement on the treaty's foreign-policy and institutional provisions.
1991, December 10th · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Wim Kok
Treaty of Maastricht
Backs the monetary-union provisions included in Netherlands's Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Netherlands · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans van den Broek
Treaty of Maastricht
Concludes Netherlands's diplomatic work on the political pillar of the Maastricht settlement.
1991, December 10th · Palestine · Washington · Politics · First Intifada · Hanan Ashrawi
Washington Bilateral Negotiations
Ashrawi participates in the Palestinian negotiating team as bilateral Israeli-Palestinian talks continue in Washington after the Madrid conference.
1991, December 10th · Spain · Maastricht · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Carlos Solchaga
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps conclude the financial provisions governing Spain's participation in economic and monetary union.
1991, December 12th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Russian Legislature Approves CIS
The Russian legislature ratifies the Belovezha agreement establishing the Commonwealth of Independent States.
1991, December 16th · Kazakhstan · Alma-Ata · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan · Sergey Tereshchenko
First Post-Soviet Government
Tereshchenko leads the first government after independence
1991, December 17th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Agreement on Soviet Dissolution
Yeltsin and Mikhail Gorbachev discuss the transfer of powers as the Soviet Union approaches dissolution.
1991, December 19th · Serbia · Krajina · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Independence of Republic of Serbian Krajina
Rebel Serbs declare independence in the Krajina region which makes up almost a third of Croatia
1991, December 19th · Serbia · Krajina · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Independence of Serbia
Rebel Serbs declare independence in the Krajina region which makes up almost a third of Croatia
1991, December 19th · Serbia · Krajina · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Milan Babic
Republic of Serbian Krajina
Leads rebel Serb authorities in Krajina.
1991, December 19th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Banking Industry · George Herbert Walker Bush
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act
Bush signs the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Improvement Act, introducing prompt corrective action and least-cost resolution rules while placing new limits on Federal Reserve lending to troubled depository institutions.
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Ismail Mahomed
CODESA
The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) , under the chairmanship of the judges Michael Corbett , Petrus Shabort and Ismail Mahomed, begins with a plenary session
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Michael Corbett
CODESA
The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) , under the chairmanship of the judges Michael Corbett , Petrus Shabort and Ismail Mahomed, begins with a plenary session
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Petrus Shabort
CODESA
The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) , under the chairmanship of the judges Michael Corbett , Petrus Shabort and Ismail Mahomed, begins with a plenary session
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Frederik Willem de Klerk
CODESA
The Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) , under the chairmanship of the judges Michael Corbett , Petrus Shabort and Ismail Mahomed, begins with a plenary session
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Frederik Willem de Klerk
Constitution of South Africa
Delegations from 19 political groups discuss drafting the new constitution
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Politics · Inkatha Freedom Party · Frank Mdlalose
CODESA
The IFP is represented by Frank Mdlalose at CODESA
1991, December 20th · South Africa · Politics · Inkatha Freedom Party · Mangosuthu Buthelezi
CODESA
Inkatha Freedom Party leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi personally does not participate because his demands for additional delegations of the homeland KwaZulu and the Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini were declined
1991, December 21st · Russia · Alma-Ata · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Alma-Ata CIS Expansion
Joins leaders of former Soviet republics at Alma-Ata as the Commonwealth of Independent States expands.
1991, December 23rd · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
US Recognition of Russia Discussed
Speaks by telephone with George H. W. Bush as the United States prepares formal recognition of Russia.
1991, December 24th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
CIS
The Presidents of Russia, Ukraine & Belarus create the Commonwealth of Ind States
1991, December 24th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Commonwealth
The Presidents of Russia, Ukraine & Belarus create the Commonwealth of Ind States
1991, December 24th · Russia · Warfare · United Nations · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
United Nations
Russia takes the USSRs place in the UN
1991, December 24th · Russia · United Nations · Warfare · United Nations · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Russia Assumes Soviet UN Seat
Russia assumes the Soviet Union's United Nations membership and Security Council seat.
1991, December 25th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Constitution of Russia
The USSR ends after republics declare independence. The USSR ceases to exist
1991, December 25th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Constitution of Russia
Gorbachev resigns his position as President of the USSR, signifying the demise of the Soviet Union, 14 former Soviet republics (including Russia) become independent states
1991, December 25th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Independence of Russia
Gorbachev resigns his position as President of the USSR, signifying the demise of the Soviet Union, 14 former Soviet republics (including Russia) become independent states
1991, December 25th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resignation of Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resigns as leader of the Communist Party
1991, December 25th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Resignation of Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev
Gorbachev resigns his position as President of the USSR, signifying the demise of the Soviet Union, 14 former Soviet republics (including Russia) become independent states
1991, December 25th · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Nuclear · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Russian Control of Strategic Nuclear Forces
Assumes Russia's central responsibility for the former Soviet strategic nuclear arsenal after Gorbachev leaves office.
1991, December 28th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Land Privatization Decree
Signs measures allowing expanded private ownership and transfer of land as part of market reforms.
1991, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Price Liberalization Decree Signed
Approves the decree that will free most retail prices from state control in January 1992.
1991, December · Serbia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Independence of Bosnian Serb Republic
Local Serb leaders proclaim a new republic separate from Bosnia. In Bosnia, the most ethnically mixed Yugoslav republic, the Serb minority holds an unofficial referendum opposing separation from Yugoslavia
1991, December · Serbia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Independence of Serbia
Local Serb leaders proclaim a new republic separate from Bosnia. In Bosnia, the most ethnically mixed Yugoslav republic, the Serb minority holds an unofficial referendum opposing separation from Yugoslavia
1991, December · Serbia · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Referendum
In Bosnia, the most ethnically mixed Yugoslav republic, the Serb minority holds an unofficial referendum opposing separation from Yugoslavia
1991, December · Slovenia · Ljubljana · Government · Government of Slovenia · Milan Kucan
Independence of Slovenia
Slovenias withdrawal from Yugoslavia is completed
1991, December · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Frederik Willem de Klerk
CODESA
19 political groups from all races create the Convention for a Democratic South Africa
1991, December · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa · Frederik Willem de Klerk
Constitution of South Africa
19 political groups from all races create the Convention for a Democratic South Africa
1991, December · Ukraine · Government · Government of Ukraine · Leonoid Kravchuk
Commonwealth
Yeltsin, Ukrainian Pres. Leonid Kravchuk, and Belarus Pres. Stanislav Shuskevich meet in a hunting lodge to proclaim the Soviet Union null and void and to form a loose Commonwealth of Independent States
1992, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Heseltine
One-stop Business Shops
Announces a strategy for one-stop shops providing advice and support to small and medium-sized businesses.
1992, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Michael Heseltine
Business Support One-stop Shops
Announces a strategy for one-stop business support centres offering small and medium-sized firms advice on skills, exporting, technology, innovation and design.
1992, December 3rd · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Michael Heseltine
Business Support Partnership
Designs the one-stop business-support programme with chambers of commerce, training bodies, business organisations, local authorities and other partners.
1992, December 5th · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giuliano Amato
Italian Maastricht Ratification Deposit
Heads the government when Italy deposits its Maastricht ratification instrument.
1992, December 5th · Italy · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giuliano Amato
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Italy when the state records completion of its own Maastricht ratification process.
1992, December 6th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo · Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya
Transitional Parliament
Monsengwo leads the transitional legislature created by the Sovereign National Conference.
1992, December 6th · India · Ayodhya · Government · Government of India · Narasimha Rao
Babri Masjid Demolition
The Babri Masjid is demolished in Ayodhya, triggering communal violence and a major national political crisis.
1992, December 8th · United States of America · Earth · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Second Galileo Earth Flyby
Galileo makes a second Earth gravity assist, completing the planetary slingshot sequence that sends it toward Jupiter.
1992, December 9th · Great Britain · London · House · House of Windsor · Dianna
Marriage
The Prince and Princess of Wales are separated
1992, December 10th · Belgium · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jean-Luc Dehaene
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Belgium when it notifies the Italian depositary that its Maastricht ratification process is complete.
1992, December 10th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Confrontation with Congress Intensifies
Accuses the Congress of People's Deputies of obstructing reform as the struggle between president and parliament deepens.
1992, December 11th · Belgium · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jean-Luc Dehaene
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Belgium at Edinburgh as leaders address the Danish ratification crisis and implementation of Maastricht.
1992, December 11th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Edinburgh European Council
Represents Denmark as the European Council considers special arrangements intended to resolve the Danish Maastricht ratification problem.
1992, December 11th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Treaty of Maastricht
Takes Denmark's position to the Edinburgh European Council as the Twelve seek to rescue the ratification process.
1992, December 11th · France · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Francois Mitterrand
Treaty of Maastricht
Carries France's position into Edinburgh while leaders work to preserve the Maastricht settlement.
1992, December 11th · Germany · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Treaty of Maastricht
Joins the Edinburgh summit while Germany supports a settlement capable of keeping Maastricht ratification on track.
1992, December 11th · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Government · Conservative Party Government · Norman Stewart Hughson Lamont
Treaty of Maastricht
Lamont supports Britain's economic position as the Edinburgh summit addresses Maastricht and the Danish settlement.
1992, December 11th · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Britain as the Edinburgh European Council opens discussions on Maastricht ratification and the Danish settlement.
1992, December 11th · Greece · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Edinburgh European Council
Represents Greece as leaders address Maastricht ratification and future Community financing.
1992, December 11th · Greece · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Konstantinos Mitsotakis
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Greece as leaders consider Danish concerns and the wider timetable for bringing Maastricht into force.
1992, December 11th · Ireland · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Albert Reynolds
Edinburgh European Council
Represents Ireland as leaders address Maastricht ratification, financing and future enlargement.
1992, December 11th · Ireland · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Albert Reynolds
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Ireland during the summit that agrees special arrangements addressing Denmark's Maastricht concerns.
1992, December 11th · Italy · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giuliano Amato
Treaty of Maastricht
Joins the Edinburgh negotiations as Italy supports continued ratification of the Treaty on European Union.
1992, December 11th · Luxembourg · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Santer
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Luxembourg at Edinburgh while the Twelve address obstacles to Maastricht's entry into force.
1992, December 11th · Netherlands · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruud Lubbers
Treaty of Maastricht
Represents Netherlands as the European Council works to stabilise the treaty ratification process.
1992, December 11th · Portugal · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Anibal Cavaco Silva
Treaty of Maastricht
Takes part in the Edinburgh summit as Portugal backs a solution to the Danish Maastricht impasse.
1992, December 11th · Spain · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Felipe Gonzalez
Treaty of Maastricht
Attends the Edinburgh European Council as Spain helps negotiate a response to the Danish referendum problem.
1992, December 12th · Belgium · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Willy Claes
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Belgium's negotiating line during the second day of the Edinburgh discussions on Maastricht.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Knud Enggaard
Defence Opt-Out
The Edinburgh settlement gives Denmark a special position concerning the defence dimension of European Union cooperation.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Thor Pedersen
Economic and Monetary Union Opt-Out
Supports the arrangement allowing Denmark not to participate in the third stage of economic and monetary union.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
Danish Treaty Opt-Out Settlement
Negotiates the settlement applying special arrangements to Denmark in defence, monetary union, citizenship and justice cooperation.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
Treaty of Maastricht
Works on Denmark's response to the Danish settlement as the Edinburgh European Council concludes.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans Engell
Justice and Home Affairs Arrangement
The Edinburgh settlement confirms constitutional safeguards for Denmark regarding future transfers of sovereignty in justice and home affairs.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
Edinburgh Agreement
Secures a European Council decision addressing Denmark's concerns while leaving the Maastricht Treaty text unchanged.
1992, December 12th · Denmark · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Poul Schluter
European Citizenship Clarification
The Edinburgh settlement clarifies that Union citizenship does not replace Danish nationality, addressing a central Danish concern.
1992, December 12th · France · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Roland Dumas
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps France assess the legal and political arrangements intended to preserve the Maastricht Treaty.
1992, December 12th · Germany · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Klaus Kinkel
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps secure Germany's support for the Edinburgh arrangements designed to unblock Maastricht ratification.
1992, December 12th · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Government · Conservative Party Government · Douglas Richard Hurd
Treaty of Maastricht
Hurd helps defend Britain's Maastricht opt-outs while the Edinburgh European Council concludes.
1992, December 12th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Anne
Marriage
Marriage of Princess Anne to Timothy Laurence
1992, December 12th · Greece · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Michalis Papakonstantinou
Treaty of Maastricht
Contributes to Greece's position as leaders finalise the Edinburgh response to Danish concerns.
1992, December 12th · Ireland · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Bertie Ahern
Treaty of Maastricht
Works with Community partners as Ireland accepts the Edinburgh solution to the ratification crisis.
1992, December 12th · Italy · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Emilio Colombo
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Italy's position on the Danish arrangements and the continuing Maastricht timetable.
1992, December 12th · Luxembourg · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Poos
Treaty of Maastricht
Contributes to Luxembourg's support for the Edinburgh package addressing the Danish referendum result.
1992, December 12th · Netherlands · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Hans van den Broek
Treaty of Maastricht
Helps maintain Netherlands's backing for Maastricht while the European Council settles the Danish question.
1992, December 12th · Portugal · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Manuel Durao Barroso
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports Portugal's acceptance of the Edinburgh arrangements as a route toward treaty ratification.
1992, December 12th · Spain · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Javier Solana
Treaty of Maastricht
Supports the Edinburgh compromise from Spain's diplomatic perspective as the summit closes.
1992, December 13th · Brazil · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Tele Santana da Silva Tele Santana
Intercontinental Cup Victory
Guides Sao Paulo to victory over Barcelona in Tokyo.
1992, December 13th · Brazil · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Tele Santana da Silva Tele Santana
Sao Paulo Defeats Barcelona
Wins the Intercontinental Cup after taking the Copa Libertadores.
1992, December 14th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Chernomyrdin Appointed Prime Minister
Appoints Viktor Chernomyrdin prime minister after parliament refuses to confirm Yegor Gaidar.
1992, December 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Stepanovich Chernomyrdin
Dismissal
In the face of Parliamentary opposition to Gaidars reforms, Yeltsin fires him and appoints businessman Viktor Chernomyrdin Prime Minister
1992, December 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Stepanovich Chernomydrin
Prime Minister of Russia
Appointed Prime Minister of Russia, 1st term
1992, December 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Yegor Timurovich Gaidar
Dismissal
In the face of Parliamentary opposition to Gaidars reforms, Yeltsin fires him and appoints businessman Viktor Chernomyrdin Prime Minister
1992, December 17th · Israel · Jerusalem · Warfare · First Intifada · Yitzhak Rabin
Marj al-Zuhur Deportations
Rabin's government deports hundreds of Hamas and Islamic Jihad activists to a camp in southern Lebanon, provoking international criticism.
1992, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Herbert Walker Bush
Economy of USA
Signs the North American Free Trade Treaty
1992, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Herbert Walker Bush
North American Free Trade Treaty
Signs the North American Free Trade Treaty
1992, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Herbert Walker Bush
Treaty of Free Trade
Signs the North American Free Trade Treaty
1992, December 18th · Egypt · New York · Government · Government of Egypt · Boutros Boutros-Ghali
UN Security Council Resolution 799
Receives Security Council support after Israel deports hundreds of Palestinians to southern Lebanon.
1992, December 18th · Egypt · New York · Government · United Nations · Boutros Boutros-Ghali
UN Security Council Resolution 799
Boutros-Ghali works under Resolution 799, which condemns the mass deportations and demands the safe and immediate return of those expelled.
1992, December 28th · Netherlands · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruud Lubbers
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads the Netherlands when the country's ratification notification is deposited for Maastricht.
1992, December 29th · Brazil · Brasilia · Government · Government of Brazil · Itamar Augusto Cautiero Franco
President of Brazil
Appointed President of Brazil after the resignation of Fernando Collor
1992, December 31st · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia · Jan Strasky
Strasky Government
The Strasky Government ends in Prague, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia.
1992, December 31st · Spain · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Felipe Gonzalez
Treaty of Maastricht
Leads Spain when it completes the formal notification required for Maastricht ratification.
1992, December · France · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Single Market Completion Programme
The Delors Commission completed most legislation required for the single market to begin in 1993.
1992, December · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Conference of Edinburgh
Chairs the EU summit. A European summit is held which discusses the Maastricht Treaty
1992, December · Great Britain · Edinburgh · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · John Roy Major
Conference of Edinburgh
Chairs the EU summit
1992, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Narasimha Rao
Seventy-fourth Amendment
The Seventy-fourth Amendment strengthens constitutional recognition of urban local government.
1992, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Narasimha Rao
Seventy-third Amendment
The Seventy-third Amendment gives constitutional status to Panchayati Raj institutions in rural India.
1992, December · Palestine · Politics · PLO · Mahmoud Abbas
Secret Oslo Negotiations
Abbas participated in the confidential negotiating process that developed into the Oslo channel. His involvement connected the PLO leadership to talks that eventually produced mutual commitments between Israel and the PLO.
1992, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Chernomyrdin Government Formed
Reorganizes the government around Viktor Chernomyrdin after parliament blocks Yegor Gaidar's confirmation.
1993, December 2nd · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · Richard Covey
Hubble Servicing Mission 1 Launch
Covey commands Endeavour as the first Hubble servicing mission launches with a crew trained to repair and upgrade the telescope.
1993, December 3rd · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Omar Razzaz
State Visit
Razzaz participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1993, December 4th · Switzerland · Science · Astronomy · Claude Nicollier
Hubble Captured for Servicing
Nicollier uses Endeavour's robotic arm to capture Hubble and secure it in the payload bay for the first servicing mission.
1993, December 4th · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music · Frank Vincent Zappa
Death of Frank Vincent Zappa
Death of Frank Vincent Zappa
1993, December 4th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Story Musgrave
Hubble Gyroscope Replacement
Musgrave begins the first servicing spacewalk and helps replace Hubble gyroscopes and their electrical control units.
1993, December 5th · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Rabin
PLO
A Palestinian boards a bus and opens fire with an assault rifle in the first major attack in Israel since the signing of a peace pact with the PLO; the gunman kills a reservist before being gunned down
1993, December 5th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Kathryn Thornton
Hubble Damaged Solar Array Released
Thornton releases a damaged original Hubble solar array that cannot be safely returned inside Endeavour.
1993, December 5th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Kathryn Thornton
Hubble Solar Array Replacement
Thornton helps replace Hubble's original solar arrays with improved arrays designed to better tolerate orbital temperature changes.
1993, December 5th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Rafael Caldera
Presidential Election
Rafael Caldera won the presidential election leading the National Convergence coalition.
1993, December 6th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Jeffrey Hoffman
WFPC2 Installed on Hubble
Hoffman helps replace Hubble's original planetary camera with WFPC2, whose corrective optics compensate for the primary mirror flaw.
1993, December 7th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Thomas Akers
COSTAR Installed on Hubble
Akers helps install COSTAR, providing corrective optics for three Hubble science instruments affected by spherical aberration.
1993, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Trade Policy · William Jefferson Clinton
North American Free Trade Agreement
Clinton signs legislation implementing free trade with Canada and Mexico.
1993, December 8th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Kenneth Bowersox
Hubble Orbit Boost
Bowersox pilots orbital maneuvers that raise Endeavour and Hubble into a higher orbit, extending the telescope's orbital lifetime.
1993, December 8th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Story Musgrave
Hubble Solar Array Electronics Repair
Musgrave helps replace solar-array drive electronics and complete magnetometer and electrical work during the mission's final spacewalk.
1993, December 9th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Edward Richard George Heath
Hostages
3 British prisoners are released by the Iraqis after Heath visits Saddam Hussein
1993, December 10th · South Africa · Oslo · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Joint Nobel Award
Is honoured for advancing a peaceful democratic transition.
1993, December 10th · South Africa · Oslo · Politics · ANC · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Nobel Peace Prize
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize with F W de Klerk.
1993, December 10th · Switzerland · Science · Astronomy · Claude Nicollier
Hubble Released After First Servicing
Nicollier uses Endeavour's robotic arm to release the repaired Hubble back into orbit after Servicing Mission 1.
1993, December 12th · Russia · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
First State Duma Election under New System
Oversees elections to the new State Duma held alongside the constitutional referendum.
1993, December 12th · Russia · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
New Russian Constitution Approved
Voters approve a new constitution establishing a strong presidency and a bicameral Federal Assembly.
1993, December 13th · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · Richard Covey
Hubble Servicing Mission 1 Completed
Covey commands Endeavour's return to Earth after the successful first Hubble servicing mission.
1993, December 15th · Great Britain · Ulster · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Declaration of Downing Street
Major & Reynolds agree an arrangement within which a united Ireland might be created
1993, December 15th · Great Britain · Ulster · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Unification
Major & Reynolds agree an arrangement within which a united Ireland might be created
1993, December 15th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Coalition Government · Albert Reynolds
Negotiates the Downing St Declaration
Negotiates the Downing St Declaration with John Major
1993, December 15th · Ireland · London · Government · Government of Ireland · Albert Reynolds
Downing Street Declaration
Agrees the Downing Street Declaration with British Prime Minister John Major, advancing principles for a peace settlement.
1993, December 19th · Israel · Oslo · Government · Government of Israel · Shimon Peres
Diplomatic Negotiations at Oslo
Shimon Peres and senior PLO officials end two days of closed-door talks in Oslo, Norway, in which they seek to break a deadlock over Palestinian self-rule in the occupied territories
1993, December 19th · Israel · Oslo · Government · Government of Israel · Shimon Peres
Independence of Israel
Shimon Peres and senior PLO officials end two days of closed-door talks in Oslo, Norway, in which they seek to break a deadlock over Palestinian self-rule in the occupied territories
1993, December 19th · Israel · Oslo · Government · Government of Israel · Shimon Peres
Independence of Palestine
Shimon Peres and senior PLO officials end two days of closed-door talks in Oslo, Norway, in which they seek to break a deadlock over Palestinian self-rule in the occupied territories
1993, December 30th · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Rabin
Agreement on Recognize one another
Israel and the Vatican agree to recognize one another, Pope John Paul II normalizes relations between the Vatican and Israel
1993, December · France · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Delors
Growth Competitiveness Employment White Paper
The Delors Commission proposed a European strategy linking competitiveness, employment and economic modernisation.
1993, December · Malaysia · Government · Government of Malaysia · Anwar Ibrahim
Deputy Prime Minister
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister
1993, December · Malaysia · Government · Government of Malaysia · Ibrahim Anwar
Deputy Prime Minister
Appointed Deputy Prime Minister
1993, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Anatoly Chubais
Deputy Prime Minister
President Yeltsin appoints Anatoly Chubais as Deputy Prime Minister
1993, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Nikolaevich Baburin
Duma
Appointed Member of Duma
1994, December 5th · Russia · Budapest · Warfare · Nuclear · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Budapest Security Assurances
Joins the United States and United Kingdom in giving security assurances to Ukraine after its commitment to relinquish nuclear weapons.
1994, December 5th · Ukraine · Budapest · Government · Nuclear Arms Control · Leonid Kuchma
Ukraine Receives Budapest Security Assurances
Ukraine receives security assurances while committing to join the NPT as a non-nuclear-weapon state.
1994, December 5th · United States of America · Budapest · Government · Nuclear Arms Control · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
START I Enters Force
START I enters into force after the treaty parties exchange instruments of ratification.
1994, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Portillo
Reform of Government
Vetoes an EU directive to give part time workers the same rights as full time workers
1994, December 6th · Great Britain · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Michael Portillo
Reform of Economic Policy
Vetoes an EU directive to give part time workers the same rights as full time workers
1994, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Kenneth Clarke
Budget
Announces an increase in interest rates from 6.25% to 5.75%
1994, December 7th · Great Britain · Manchester · Sport · Football · David Robert Joseph Beckham
Champions League Debut Goal
Makes his UEFA Champions League debut and scores in Manchester United's 4-0 victory over Galatasaray.
1994, December 8th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Kenneth Clarke
Budget
Increases tax on petrol, cigarettes & alcohol
1994, December 9th · Germany · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Essen European Council
Hosts the European Council as leaders develop a pre-accession strategy for Central and Eastern European applicant states.
1994, December 9th · Greece · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Essen European Council
Represents Greece as leaders develop a pre-accession strategy for Central and Eastern Europe.
1994, December 9th · Ireland · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · John Bruton
Essen European Council
Represents Ireland as leaders develop a pre-accession strategy for Central and Eastern Europe.
1994, December 9th · Italy · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Silvio Berlusconi
Essen European Council
Represents Italy as leaders develop a pre-accession strategy for Central and Eastern Europe.
1994, December 10th · Germany · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Klaus Kinkel
Essen Pre-Accession Strategy
Supports the Essen strategy designed to prepare associated Central and Eastern European countries for eventual membership.
1994, December 10th · Greece · Essen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Karolos Papoulias
Essen Pre-Accession Strategy
Supports the strategy designed to prepare associated countries for eventual membership.
1994, December 11th · Russia · Chechnya · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Federal Troops Enter Chechnya
Orders federal forces into Chechnya, beginning the First Chechen War.
1994, December 13th · Slovakia · Bratislava · Politics · Government of Slovakia · Vladimir Meciar
Return to Power
Returns as prime minister after elections.
1994, December 14th · South Africa · Johannesburg · Government · Government of South Africa · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Autobiography Published
Publishes a personal account of struggle imprisonment and political transition.
1994, December 14th · South Africa · Johannesburg · Government · Government of South Africa · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Long Walk to Freedom Launch
Launches his autobiography Long Walk to Freedom.
1994, December 15th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · John Bruton
Taoiseach of Ireland
Becomes Taoiseach at the head of the Rainbow Coalition.
1994, December 16th · France · Geneva · Science · Physics · Hubert Curien
Large Hadron Collider Approval
Chairs the CERN Council meeting that approves construction of the Large Hadron Collider by consensus.
1994, December 16th · Great Britain · Dudley · Government · Conservative Party Government · Graham Postles
Election
The Conservative Party candidate is heavily defeated in Dudley West
1994, December 16th · Great Britain · Geneva · Science · Physics · Christopher Llewellyn Smith
Large Hadron Collider Approval
Welcomes CERN Council approval for construction of the Large Hadron Collider as the laboratory's next major high-energy physics project.
1994, December 25th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Rabin
Bombing of Jerusalem
A Palestinian suicide bomber blows himself up on a bus in Jerusalem and wounds 12 Israelis, Hamas takes responsibility
1994, December 25th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Rabin
Hamas
A Palestinian suicide bomber blows himself up on a bus in Jerusalem and wounds 12 Israelis, Hamas takes responsibility
1994, December 25th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Israel · Yitzhak Rabin
Suicide
A Palestinian suicide bomber blows himself up on a bus in Jerusalem and wounds 12 Israelis, Hamas takes responsibility
1994, December 29th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Privatization
The privatization of British Coal Corp is completed
1994, December · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Johan Vande Lanotte
Treaty of Schengen
In Belgium, Vande Lanotte coordinates legal, policing and information-system preparations before full Schengen implementation. The Belgian approach combines mobility with common visa and policing rules.
1994, December · Belgium · Brussels · Government · Government of Belgium · Jean-Luc Dehaene
Treaty of Schengen
Dehaene oversees preparations for the planned operational removal of internal Schengen border controls. Belgium supports wider participation while preserving practical security cooperation.
1994, December · Canada · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Bertram Brockhouse
Nobel Prize for Neutron Spectroscopy
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing neutron spectroscopy.
1994, December · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Charles Pasqua
Treaty of Schengen
In France, Pasqua coordinates legal, policing and information-system preparations before full Schengen implementation. French officials link border removal with operational law-enforcement cooperation.
1994, December · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Edouard Balladur
Treaty of Schengen
Balladur oversees preparations for the planned operational removal of internal Schengen border controls. France supports mobility alongside common visa and security arrangements.
1994, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Helmut Kohl
Treaty of Schengen
Kohl oversees preparations for the planned operational removal of internal Schengen border controls. Germany supports freer travel alongside common security and visa rules.
1994, December · Germany · Berlin · Government · Government of Germany · Manfred Kanther
Treaty of Schengen
In Germany, Kanther coordinates legal, policing and information-system preparations before full Schengen implementation. German officials emphasise reliable information-sharing between national authorities.
1994, December · Germany · Baden-Baden · Politics · Christian Democratic Party · Helmut Kohl
Meeting with & confirm their committment to a single
Kohl & Chirac meet & confirm their committment to a single currency in the EU
1994, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Reform of Parliament
Government attempts to add VAT on fuel are defeated in the House of Commons
1994, December · Great Britain · Atlantic Ocean · Government · Conservative Party Government · Malcolm Leslie Rifkind
Trident Patrol
Rifkind oversees the entry of the Trident force into operational service
1994, December · Great Britain · Atlantic Ocean · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Trident Patrol
HMS Vanguard begins the first operational Trident deterrent patrol
1994, December · Italy · Rome · Government · Coalition Government · Silvio Berlusconi
Resignation of Silvio Berlusconi
Resigns rather than lose a no confidence vote
1994, December · Italy · Rome · Government · Coalition Government · Silvio Berlusconi
Vote of Confidence
Resigns rather than lose a no confidence vote
1994, December · Netherlands · The Hague · Government · Government of Netherlands · Winnie Sorgdrager
Treaty of Schengen
In Netherlands, Sorgdrager coordinates legal, policing and information-system preparations before full Schengen implementation. Dutch officials favour shared information systems alongside open internal borders.
1994, December · Netherlands · The Hague · Government · Government of Netherlands · Wim Kok
Treaty of Schengen
Kok oversees preparations for the planned operational removal of internal Schengen border controls. The Netherlands links free movement with practical law-enforcement cooperation.
1994, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Clifford Shull
Nobel Prize for Neutron Diffraction
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing the neutron diffraction technique.
1995, December 7th · Germany · Baden-Baden · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Baden-Baden Franco-German Summit
Meets Jacques Chirac before the Madrid European Council and reaffirms commitment to the planned single currency.
1995, December 7th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · David Atkinson
Galileo Probe Direct Measurements
The Galileo atmospheric probe begins direct scientific measurements after deploying its parachute in Jupiter's atmosphere.
1995, December 7th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Galileo Jupiter Arrival
Galileo becomes the first spacecraft to enter orbit around Jupiter.
1995, December 7th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · David Atkinson
Galileo Probe Atmospheric Composition
Probe data show Jupiter's atmospheric abundances differ in important ways from simple solar-composition expectations.
1995, December 7th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · David Atkinson
Galileo Probe Entry
The Galileo atmospheric probe enters Jupiter and transmits direct measurements during its descent.
1995, December 9th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Paul Draper
Skin Up Pin Up Chart Debut
Mansun make an early UK chart appearance with Skin Up Pin Up.
1995, December 10th · Ireland · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Seamus Heaney
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature for works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth.
1995, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Heseltine
Cabinet Committees
Answers Commons questions concerning Cabinet committees and coordination of Government policy.
1995, December 11th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Heseltine
Regional Competitiveness Policy
Addresses Commons questions concerning regional policy and competitiveness.
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Constitution of Serbia
The political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its structure of Government are agreed upon as part the constitution that makes up Annex 4 of the General Framework Agreement concluded at Dayton
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Election
Under the Dayton Accords Anyone under indictment for war crimes is be barred from public office after scheduled elections, all parties must cooperate with the International War Crimes Tribunal, and Sarajevo will be reunified under Bosnia
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)
50,000 NATO troops, including Russians and 20,000 Americans, begin to monitor the fragile peace in December
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Rule of Bosnia
The Dayton Accords provide for a virtual partitioning of Bosnia and the deployment of a multinational implementation force (IFOR) to keep the warring factions apart and protect war-crimes investigators
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Sarajevo · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Rule of Sarajevo
Under the Dayton Accords Anyone under indictment for war crimes is be barred from public office after scheduled elections, all parties must cooperate with the International War Crimes Tribunal, and Sarajevo will be reunified under Bosnia
1995, December 12th · Serbia · Sarajevo · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Siege of Sarajevo
Under the Dayton Accords Anyone under indictment for war crimes is be barred from public office after scheduled elections, all parties must cooperate with the International War Crimes Tribunal, and Sarajevo will be reunified under Bosnia
1995, December 12th · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Permanent Neutrality · Saparmurat Niyazov
Neutrality Recognition
Permanent neutrality becomes a central doctrine under Niyazov's presidency
1995, December 13th · China · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Wei Jingsheng
Trial
A Beijing court sentences Chinese dissident Wei Jingsheng to 14 years in prison after a closed trial, he is charged with having conspired "to subvert the Government"
1995, December 13th · Russia · Kyiv · Warfare · Nuclear · Anatoly Dyatlov
Dyatlov Death
Dies in Kyiv on 13 December 1995 after years of serious health problems following his radiation exposure at Chernobyl.
1995, December 14th · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Alija Izetbegovic
Dayton Accords
The Dayton negotiations create the peace framework for Bosnia.
1995, December 14th · France · Dayton · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Jacques Chirac
Dayton Accords
The full and formal agreement is signed by French President Jacques Chirac, US President Bill Clinton, UK Prime Minister John Major, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin
1995, December 14th · Germany · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Helmut Kohl
Dayton Accords
The full and formal agreement is signed by French President Jacques Chirac, US President Bill Clinton, UK Prime Minister John Major, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin
1995, December 14th · Great Britain · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · John Roy Major
Dayton Accords
The full and formal agreement is signed by French President Jacques Chirac, US President Bill Clinton, UK Prime Minister John Major, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin
1995, December 14th · Russia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Viktor Chernomyrdin
Dayton Accords
The full and formal agreement is signed by French President Jacques Chirac, US President Bill Clinton, UK Prime Minister John Major, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Dayton · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
The Dayton Accords follow the Croatian military Operation Storm, Government military offensive against the Republika Srpska, in concert with NATO's Operation Deliberate Force, the bombardment of the Bosnian Serb military
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Dayton · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
The Dayton negotiations create the peace framework for Bosnia.
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
50,000 NATO troops, including Russians and 20,000 Americans, begin to monitor the fragile peace in December
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
A US peace accord is agreed at Paris and signed outside Dayton, Ohio, ending 43 months of savage, genocidal warfare in which 250,000 had died and nearly 2 million lost their homes
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
The Dayton Accords provide for a virtual partitioning of Bosnia and the deployment of a multinational implementation force (IFOR) to keep the warring factions apart and protect war-crimes investigators. The Dayton accords are signed in Paris.
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
The Dayton accords put an end to the three and a half year long war in Bosnia, one of the armed conflicts in the former Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia.
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
The political divisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its structure of Government are agreed upon as part the constitution that makes up Annex 4 of the General Framework Agreement concluded at Dayton.
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Dayton Accords
Under the Dayton Accords Anyone under indictment for war crimes is be barred from public office after scheduled elections, all parties must cooperate with the International War Crimes Tribunal, and Sarajevo will be reunified under Bosnia.
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
General Framework Agreement for Peace
The General Framework Agreement for Peace is signed
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
General Framework Agreement for Peace
The General Framework Agreement for Peace recognizes the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska as one of its two main political-territorial divisions
1995, December 14th · Serbia · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Slobodan Milosevic
Republika Srpska
The General Framework Agreement for Peace recognizes the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska as one of its two main political-territorial divisions
1995, December 14th · United States of America · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · Richard Holbrooke
Dayton Accords
The Dayton negotiations create the peace framework for Bosnia.
1995, December 14th · United States of America · Paris · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
Dayton Accords
The full and formal agreement is signed by French President Jacques Chirac, US President Bill Clinton, UK Prime Minister John Major, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin
1995, December 15th · Germany · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Madrid European Council
Represents Germany as leaders agree the timetable for monetary union and choose euro as the single currency's name.
1995, December 15th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · John Roy Major
Reform of Currency
EU leaders announce the new currency will be called the Euro
1995, December 15th · Greece · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Andreas Papandreou
Madrid European Council
Represents Greece as leaders choose euro as the name of the future single currency.
1995, December 15th · Ireland · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · John Bruton
Madrid European Council
Represents Ireland as leaders choose euro as the name of the future single currency.
1995, December 15th · Italy · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lamberto Dini
Madrid European Council
Represents Italy as leaders choose euro as the name of the future single currency.
1995, December 16th · France · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac
Euro Name Agreement
Chirac joined European leaders in adopting the name euro for the future single currency.
1995, December 16th · Germany · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Theodor Waigel
Euro Name and Changeover Plan
Supports the Madrid changeover scenario establishing euro as the name of the future single currency.
1995, December 16th · Greece · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Karolos Papoulias
Euro Changeover Plan
Supports the changeover scenario establishing the timetable for the single currency.
1995, December 16th · Ireland · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruairi Quinn
Euro Changeover Plan
Supports the timetable and legal preparations for the future single currency.
1995, December 16th · Italy · Madrid · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Susanna Agnelli
Euro Changeover Plan
Supports the changeover scenario setting the route from national currencies to the euro.
1995, December 17th · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti · Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Election
Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristides hand-picked successor Ren‚ Preval, 51, wins the election with about 80 percent of the vote in a 14-man race
1995, December 17th · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti · Rene Preval
Constitution of Haiti
The constitution has prevented any President from having two consecutive terms, but more than three out of four eligible voters stay away from the polls (illiteracy and unemployment rates are both about 75 percent)
1995, December 17th · Haiti · Government · Government of Haiti · Rene Preval
Election
The constitution has prevented any President from having two consecutive terms, but more than three out of four eligible voters stay away from the polls (illiteracy and unemployment rates are both about 75 percent). Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristides hand-picked successor Ren‚ Preval, 51, wins the election with about 80 percent of the vote in a 14-man race
1995, December 17th · Russia · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Communist Gains in Duma Election
Faces a strengthened Communist opposition after the party makes major gains in the State Duma election.
1995, December 21st · Israel · Bethlehem · Government · Government of Israel · Shimon Peres
Rule of Bethlehem
The city of Bethlehem passes from Israeli to Palestinian control
1995, December 23rd · Poland · Warsaw · Government · Government of Poland · Aleksander Kwasniewski
Inauguration
Sworn in as President of Poland
1995, December 25th · United States of America · Arts · Cinema · Dean Martin
Death of Dean Martin
Death of Dean Martin
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Tansu Ciller
Constitution of Turkey
Agrees to work toward a coalition Government in an effort to keep the Islamic Party from taking power and turning the 72-year-old secular republic into a theocracy that would be at odds with the West
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Tansu Ciller
Election
Turkeys Prime Minister Tansu Ciller resigns following a narrow electoral victory by the Islamic Party
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey · Tansu Ciller
Resignation of Tansu Ciller
Turkeys Prime Minister Tansu Ciller resigns following a narrow electoral victory by the Islamic Party
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Religion · Islam · Tansu Ciller
Constitution of Turkey
Agrees to work toward a coalition Government in an effort to keep the Islamic Party from taking power and turning the 72-year-old secular republic into a theocracy that would be at odds with the West
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Religion · Islam · Tansu Ciller
Election
Turkeys Prime Minister Tansu Ciller resigns following a narrow electoral victory by the Islamic Party
1995, December 26th · Turkey · Religion · Islam · Tansu Ciller
Resignation of Tansu Ciller
Turkeys Prime Minister Tansu Ciller resigns following a narrow electoral victory by the Islamic Party
1995, December 27th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Bisher Al-Khasawneh
State Visit
Al-Khasawneh participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
1995, December · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Khaleda Zia
Economy of Bangladesh
A general strike affects more than 60 cities and towns, aimed at forcing the resignation of Prime Minister Zia, who was accused of corruption and incompetence
1995, December · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Khaleda Zia
General Strike
A general strike affects more than 60 cities and towns, aimed at forcing the resignation of Prime Minister Zia, who was accused of corruption and incompetence
1995, December · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Khaleda Zia
Strike
A general strike affects more than 60 cities and towns, aimed at forcing the resignation of Prime Minister Zia, who was accused of corruption and incompetence
1995, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Jarvis Cocker
Disco 2000 UK Top Ten
Pulp's Disco 2000 reaches number seven on the UK singles chart.
1995, December · Israel · Government · Government of Israel · Shimon Peres
Bombing of Lebanon
Israeli warplanes retaliate against rocket attacks with strikes at Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon
1995, December · Kazakhstan · Almaty · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan · Akezhan Kazhegeldin
Government Confirmed
Kazhegeldin continues as Prime Minister after constitutional changes
1995, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Nikolaevich Baburin
Deputy Speaker
Appointed Deputy Speaker of the 2nd Russian Duma
1995, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Sergei Nikolaevich Baburin
Duma
Appointed Member of Russian Duma, 2nd Duma
1996, December 1st · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia · Jorge Otasevic
Secretary of State for Defence
Otasevic begins serving as Bolivia's minister responsible for national defence.
1996, December 1st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Aleksandr Lebed
Election
Wins 45% in the first round of the Presidential Elections in the Republic of Khakasiya
1996, December 1st · Thailand · Government · Government of Thailand · Prachuab Chaiyasarn
Foreign Secretary of Thailand
Appointed Foreign Minister
1996, December 1st · Thailand · Government · Government of Thailand · Amnuay Virawan
Minister of Finance
Appointed Minister of Finance
1996, December 1st · Thailand · Bangkok · Government · Government of Thailand · Chaovalit Yongchaiyuth
Inauguration
Sworn in as Prime Minister of Thailand, member of the New Aspiration Party
1996, December 2nd · Estonia · Government · Government of Estonia · Toomas Ilves
Foreign Secretary of Estonia
Appointed Foreign Minister
1996, December 2nd · Zambia · Government · Government of Zambia · Lawrence Shimba
Foreign Secretary of Zambia
Appointed Foreign Minister
1996, December 5th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Bill Daley
Secretary of State for Commerce
Appointed Secretary of State for Commerce
1996, December 7th · Ghana · Government · Government of Ghana · Jerry John Rawlings
Election
Winner of the Presidential & Parliamentary elections with 57.4% of the vote
1996, December 9th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Michael Heseltine
Civil Service Impartiality
Reaffirms the Government's commitment to a politically impartial home civil service.
1996, December 11th · Croatia · Government · Government of Croatia · Ivan Penic
Minister of Interior
Appointed Minister of the Interior
1996, December 12th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Victor Ciorbea
Prime Minister of Romania
Ciorbea forms a reform-oriented coalition government.
1996, December 12th · United States of America · Ganymede · Science · Astronomy · Margaret Kivelson
Ganymede Magnetic Field Discovery
Galileo data establish Ganymede as the first moon known to possess its own magnetic field.
1996, December 13th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · John Bruton
Dublin European Council
Hosts the European Council as leaders negotiate monetary rules and treaty reform.
1996, December 13th · United States of America · Sport · Cycling · Lance Armstrong
Health of Lance Armstrong
Armstrongs last chemotherapy treatment
1996, December 14th · Germany · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Theodor Waigel
Dublin Stability Pact Agreement
Supports the Dublin agreement on the essential elements of the Stability and Growth Pact for monetary union.
1996, December 14th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruairi Quinn
Stability and Growth Pact Agreement
Helps secure political agreement on the fiscal framework accompanying the euro.
1996, December 14th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Dick Spring
Dublin II Treaty Draft
Supports the Presidency draft that becomes an important basis for the Treaty of Amsterdam.
1996, December 14th · Italy · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Carlo Azeglio Ciampi
Dublin Stability Pact Agreement
Supports agreement on key elements of the Stability and Growth Pact for monetary union.
1996, December 14th · United States of America · Dayton · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
Accords of Dayton
Initiated in Dayton, Ohio on November 21, 1995 the full formal agreement is signed in Paris
1996, December 19th · Belgium · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Belgium · Erik Derycke
Treaty of Schengen
Derycke helps back the Nordic accessions that extend Schengen cooperation across northern Europe. The Belgian approach combines mobility with common visa and policing rules.
1996, December 19th · Belgium · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Belgium · Jean-Luc Dehaene
Treaty of Schengen
In Belgium, Dehaene leads Belgium as Denmark, Finland and Sweden sign agreements joining Schengen. Belgium supports wider participation while preserving practical security cooperation.
1996, December 19th · France · Luxembourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Herve de Charette
Treaty of Schengen
de Charette helps back the Nordic accessions that extend Schengen cooperation across northern Europe. French officials link border removal with operational law-enforcement cooperation.
1996, December 19th · France · Luxembourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Alain Juppe
Treaty of Schengen
In France, Juppe leads France as Denmark, Finland and Sweden sign agreements joining Schengen. France supports mobility alongside common visa and security arrangements.
1996, December 19th · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Caroline Link
Beyond Silence
Directs Beyond Silence.
1996, December 19th · Germany · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Germany · Helmut Kohl
Treaty of Schengen
In Germany, Kohl leads Germany as Denmark, Finland and Sweden sign agreements joining Schengen. Germany supports freer travel alongside common security and visa rules.
1996, December 19th · Germany · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Germany · Klaus Kinkel
Treaty of Schengen
Kinkel helps back the Nordic accessions that extend Schengen cooperation across northern Europe. German officials emphasise reliable information-sharing between national authorities.
1996, December 19th · Iceland · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Iceland · David Oddsson
Schengen Cooperation Agreement
Iceland joins arrangements associating the Nordic passport-union countries with development and implementation of the Schengen system.
1996, December 19th · Italy · Arts · Cinema · Marcello Mastroianni
Death of Marcello Mastroianni
Death of Marcello Mastroianni
1996, December 19th · Netherlands · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Netherlands · Hans van Mierlo
Treaty of Schengen
van Mierlo helps back the Nordic accessions that extend Schengen cooperation across northern Europe. Dutch officials favour shared information systems alongside open internal borders.
1996, December 19th · Netherlands · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Netherlands · Wim Kok
Treaty of Schengen
In Netherlands, Kok leads Netherlands as Denmark, Finland and Sweden sign agreements joining Schengen. The Netherlands links free movement with practical law-enforcement cooperation.
1996, December 19th · United States of America · Europa · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
First Galileo Europa Flyby
Galileo makes its first targeted close flyby of Europa and images its fractured icy terrain.
1996, December 20th · France · Geneva · Science · Physics · Hubert Curien
Large Hadron Collider Construction Plan
Presides as CERN Council approves completing the Large Hadron Collider in a single construction stage rather than the original two-stage plan.
1996, December 20th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Alexis Herman
Government
Appointed Secretary of Labour
1996, December 20th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Frederico Pena
Government
Appointed Secretary of Energy
1996, December 20th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Rodney Slater
Government
Appointed Secretary of Transport
1996, December 20th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Carl Edward Sagan
Death of Carl Edward Sagan
Death of Carl Edward Sagan
1996, December 21st · France · Manchester · Sport · Football · Eric Cantona
Forty Yard Sunderland Lob
Cantona chipped the Sunderland goalkeeper after a flowing exchange with Brian McClair and stood still in celebration of an exceptional goal.
1996, December 22nd · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Aleksandr Lebed
Election
Winner of the 2nd round of the Presidential elections on Khakasiya with 71.0%
1996, December 27th · Comoros · Government · Government of Comoros · Ahmed Abdou
Prime Minister of Comoros
Appointed Prime Minister of Comoros
1996, December · Germany · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Matthias Sammer
European Footballer of the Year Award
Receives the Ballon d’Or after his influential performances for Dortmund and Germany, becoming one of the few defenders to win the award.
1996, December · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Ruairi Quinn
Euro Legal Framework Negotiations
Helps broker arrangements governing the legal transition to the future single currency.
1996, December · Luxembourg · Dublin · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
Dublin Stability Pact Mediation
Juncker helped bridge differences between German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and French President Jacques Chirac over the fiscal stability framework accompanying the planned euro.
1997, December 1st · Egypt · Warfare · Nuclear · Mohamed ElBaradei
Director General IAEA
Appointed Director General of the IAEA
1997, December 1st · Egypt · Warfare · Nuclear · Mohamed ElBaradei
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Appointed Director General of the IAEA
1997, December 1st · Great Britain · Arts · Classical Music · Stephane Grappelli
Death of Stephane Grappelli
Death of Stephane Grappelli
1997, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Tony Blair
Electoral Reform Commission
Appoints Jenkins to chair the Independent Commission on the Voting System.
1997, December 1st · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal Democrats · Roy Jenkins
Reform of Electoral System
Appointed chair of the Independent Commission on the Voting System.
1997, December 1st · Great Britain · London · Politics · Liberal Democrats · Roy Harris Jenkins
Electoral Reform Commission Appointment
Is appointed to chair the Independent Commission on the Voting System.
1997, December 2nd · Germany · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Heiko Herrlich
Intercontinental Cup Clinching Goal
Adds Dortmund’s second goal late in the match against Cruzeiro to seal the club’s first Intercontinental Cup triumph.
1997, December 2nd · Germany · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Michael Zorc
Intercontinental Cup Opening Goal
Opens the scoring against Brazilian club Cruzeiro as Dortmund wins the Intercontinental Cup 2-0 in Tokyo.
1997, December 2nd · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Farooq Ahmad Leghari
Presidential Resignation
Farooq Leghari resigns after a confrontation with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
1997, December 3rd · China · Hong Kong · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Jiang Zemin
Politics
Chinese officials and British diplomats meet in Beijing to discuss issues of democracy and human rights
1997, December 3rd · China · Hong Kong · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Jiang Zemin
Rule of Hong Kong
Chinese officials and British diplomats meet in Beijing to discuss issues of democracy and human rights
1997, December 3rd · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Meeting with In Beijing to discuss issues of democracy
Chinese officials and British diplomats meet in Beijing to discuss issues of democracy and human rights
1997, December 3rd · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Politics
Chinese officials and British diplomats meet in Beijing to discuss issues of democracy and human rights
1997, December 3rd · Great Britain · Hong Kong · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Rule of Hong Kong
Chinese officials and British diplomats meet in Beijing to discuss issues of democracy and human rights
1997, December 3rd · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Kim Dae Jung
Economy of South Korea
South Korea accepts $55 Billion Loan Package, formally agrees to terms for international economic rescue effort, the largest ever, revamping of economy expected to cause hardship for millions
1997, December 3rd · United States of America · Ottawa · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
Conference of Ottawa
Nations sign a Treaty banning land mines, about 120 nations at the Ottawa conference agree to outlaw global production and use, the United States, China, and Russia attend but do not sign Treaty
1997, December 3rd · United States of America · Ottawa · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
International Conference at Ottawa
Nations sign a Treaty banning land mines, about 120 nations at the Ottawa conference agree to outlaw global production and use, the United States, China, and Russia attend but do not sign Treaty
1997, December 4th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Bill Shankly
Bill Shankly Statue Unveiled at Anfield
A statue of Shankly was unveiled outside the Kop, commemorating the manager who had transformed Liverpool into a major domestic and European force.
1997, December 7th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Galileo Europa Mission Extension
NASA approves an extended Galileo mission emphasizing repeated close encounters with Europa.
1997, December 8th · United States of America · Geneva · Science · Physics · Federico Pena
Large Hadron Collider International Participation
Signs an agreement establishing major United States participation in construction of the Large Hadron Collider and its experiments.
1997, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Jens Christian Skou
Ion Transport Enzyme Recognition
Is honored for identifying the first enzyme that actively transports ions.
1997, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Jens Christian Skou
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives half the chemistry prize for discovering sodium-potassium ATPase.
1997, December 10th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Reform of Electoral System
47 Labour MPs vote against the cut in lone-parent benefits
1997, December 10th · Kazakhstan · Akmola · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan · Nursultan Nazarbayev
Capital Transfer
Nazarbayev transfers the capital from Almaty to Akmola
1997, December 11th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Ryutaro Hashimoto
Conference of Greenhouse Gases
Delegates from more than 150 countries reach tentative accord at a conference in Japan on measures obliging industrialized nations to reduce industrial emissions believed to be warming the Earths atmosphere
1997, December 11th · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Ryutaro Hashimoto
Greenhouse Gases
Delegates from more than 150 countries reach tentative accord at a conference in Japan on measures obliging industrialized nations to reduce industrial emissions believed to be warming the Earths atmosphere
1997, December 12th · Germany · Luxembourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Helmut Kohl
Luxembourg Enlargement Decision
Supports launching the Union's enlargement process with countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Cyprus.
1997, December 12th · Luxembourg · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
Eastern Enlargement Process Summit
Under Juncker’s Council presidency, European leaders launched a new stage of enlargement policy that laid the groundwork for accession negotiations with Central and Eastern European candidates.
1997, December 13th · France · Luxembourg · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac
Luxembourg Enlargement Process
Chirac supported opening the enlargement process with Central and Eastern European applicant states.
1997, December 13th · Luxembourg · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
Eurogroup Creation Decision
The Luxembourg European Council endorsed creation of an informal forum for finance ministers of the future euro area, which later became known as the Eurogroup.
1997, December 16th · United States of America · Europa · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Europa Extended-Mission Flyby
Galileo makes a close Europa flyby as the extended Galileo Europa Mission begins.
1997, December 17th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Government of Czech Republic · Josef Tosovsky
Tosovsky Government
Begins the Tosovsky Government in Prague and serves as Prime Minister of Czech Republic.
1997, December 17th · South Africa · Politics · ANC · Winnie Mandela
Commission
Winnie Mandela rejects nomination, her political career ends as she announces she will not run for Deputy President of African National Congress following her questioning at Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which investigated her role in murder
1997, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
Treaty of Bosnia Agreement
Clinton Extends Troops Bosnia Agreement, decides G.I.s should remain past scheduled departure in June as part of peacekeeping force
1997, December 18th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Donald Dewar
Constitution of Great Britain
Introduces the Scotland Bill to the Commons, for a Scottish Parliament. Introduces the Scotland Bill, legislative powers for a Scottish Parliament
1997, December 18th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Donald Dewar
Independence of Great Britain
Introduces the Scotland Bill, legislative powers for a Scottish Parliament
1997, December 18th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Donald Dewar
Independence of Scotland
Introduces the Scotland Bill, legislative powers for a Scottish Parliament
1997, December 18th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Donald Dewar
Legislation
Introduces the Scotland Bill to the Commons, for a Scottish Parliament
1997, December 18th · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Kim Dae Jung
Coup
South Koreans elect a dissident as President & overthrow the political establishment and choose Kim Dae Jung, long-time pro-democracy campaigner
1997, December 18th · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Kim Dae Jung
Election
South Koreans elect a dissident as President & overthrow the political establishment and choose Kim Dae Jung, long-time pro-democracy campaigner
1997, December 18th · South Korea · Government · Government of South Korea · Kim Dae Jung
President of South Korea
South Koreans elect a dissident as President & overthrow the political establishment and choose Kim Dae Jung, long-time pro-democracy campaigner
1997, December 20th · Japan · Arts · Cinema · Juzo Itami
Death of Juzo Itami
Death of Juzo Itami
1997, December 24th · Japan · Arts · Cinema · Toshiro Mifune
Death of Toshiro Mifune
Death of Toshiro Mifune
1997, December 25th · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Joseph Vilsmaier
Comedian Harmonists
Directs Comedian Harmonists.
1997, December 25th · Zambia · Government · Government of Zambia · Kenneth Kaunda
Coup
Police seize Kenneth Kaunda in a crackdown on opposition leaders believed to be involved in attempted coup in the autumn
1997, December 25th · Zambia · Government · Government of Zambia · Kenneth Kaunda
Nationalization
Police seize Kenneth Kaunda in a crackdown on opposition leaders believed to be involved in attempted coup in the autumn
1997, December 30th · China · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Jiang Zemin
Cenorship
China restricts the use of the Internet, adopts strict rules against use of computers in activities it deems harmful to national security and policies
1997, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Frank Dobson
The New NHS White Paper
The government publishes The New NHS: Modern, Dependable, setting out plans to replace GP fundholding with primary care groups and strengthen cooperation.
1997, December · Netherlands · Turin · Sport · Football · Edgar Davids
Transfer to Juventus
Joins Juventus from AC Milan and becomes an important midfielder for the Italian club.
1998, December 1st · Netherlands · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Guus Hiddink
Second Intercontinental Cup
Coaches Real Madrid to a 2-1 Intercontinental Cup victory over Vasco da Gama.
1998, December 1st · Spain · Tokyo · Sport · Football · Raul Gonzalez
Intercontinental Cup Winning Goal
Scores the decisive goal against Vasco da Gama as Real Madrid win the Intercontinental Cup.
1998, December 6th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Hugo Chavez
Presidential Election
Hugo Chavez won the presidential election after campaigning for a constituent assembly and political change.
1998, December 10th · Ghana · New York · Politics · Universal Declaration of Human Rights · Kofi Annan
Human Rights Anniversary
Marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1998, December 11th · Germany · Vienna · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder
Vienna European Council
Represents Germany as leaders prepare for the launch of the euro and discuss employment and institutional reform.
1998, December 12th · Greece · Vienna · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Yannos Papantoniou
Euro Convergence Programme
Supports Greece's convergence strategy aimed at qualifying for later entry into the euro area.
1998, December 14th · Palestine · Gaza City · Politics · PLO · Yasser Arafat
Palestinian Charter Reaffirmation
Arafat convenes Palestinian political bodies during President Clinton's Gaza visit to reaffirm the removal of charter provisions conflicting with recognition of Israel.
1998, December 14th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Viktor Stepanovich Chernomydrin
Prime Minister of Russia
Appointed Prime Minister of Russia, 2nd term
1998, December 22nd · Kampuchea · Anlong Veng · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot
Khmer Rouge Disband
Movement effectively ceases to exist after remaining leaders surrender
1998, December · China · Politics · China Democratic Party · Xu Wenli
Arrest of Xu Wenli
Xu Wenli is arrested
1998, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Horst Ludwig Stormer
Nobel Prize for Fractional Quantum Hall Effect
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of the fractional quantum Hall effect.
1998, December · Sierra Leone · Kono · Warfare · Sierra Leone Civil War · Foday Sankoh
Rebel Campaign
RUF and AFRC forces intensify attacks before the Freetown assault
1998, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Daniel Tsui
Nobel Prize for Fractional Quantum Hall Effect
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of the fractional quantum Hall effect.
1998, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Robert Betts Laughlin
Nobel Prize for Fractional Quantum Hall Effect
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for explaining the fractional quantum Hall effect.
1999, December 2nd · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Rule of Northern Ireland
The Eire Government drops its territorial claim to Northern Ireland
1999, December 8th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Beef
France refuses to lift its ban on British beef
1999, December 8th · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Russia-Belarus Union State Treaty
Signs the Treaty on the Creation of a Union State with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
1999, December 9th · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Yeltsin resigns
Yeltsin resigns
1999, December 9th · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Saparmurat Niyazov
President for Life
National forum adopts a measure making Niyazov president for life
1999, December 10th · Argentina · Government · Government of Argentina · Fernando de la Rua
Inauguration
Fernando de la Rua is sworn into office
1999, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Fernando de la Rua
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina
1999, December 10th · Croatia · Zagreb · Politics · Croatian Democratic Union · Franjo Tudjman
Death of Franjo Tudjman
Death of Franjo Tudjman
1999, December 10th · Greece · Helsinki · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis
Helsinki European Council
Represents Greece as leaders take major enlargement decisions and recognise Turkey as a candidate country.
1999, December 10th · Russia · Beijing · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Beijing Summit with Jiang Zemin
Meets Jiang Zemin for talks on bilateral relations, Chechnya and Taiwan.
1999, December 12th · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Homosexuals
The ban on homosexuals serving in the armed forces is to be lifted
1999, December 12th · United States of America · Arts · Literature · Joseph Heller
Death of Joseph Heller
Death of Joseph Heller
1999, December 15th · Venezuela · Caracas · Government · Government of Venezuela · Hugo Chavez
Constitutional Referendum
Voters approved a new constitution creating the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and restructuring public power.
1999, December 17th · United States of America · Warfare · Military · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
UNMOVIC
UNMOVIC was meant to replace the former United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) to carry on with the mandate to disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), and to operate a system of ongoing monitoring and verification to check Iraq's compliance with its obligations not to reacquire the same weapons banned by the Security Council
1999, December 17th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
UNMOVIC
UNMOVIC was meant to replace the former United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) to carry on with the mandate to disarm Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), and to operate a system of ongoing monitoring and verification to check Iraq's compliance with its obligations not to reacquire the same weapons banned by the Security Council
1999, December 19th · China · Macau · Government · Chinese Communist Party · Jiang Zemin
Rule of Macau
Portugal officially returns Macau to China after 442 yrs
1999, December 19th · Portugal · Macau · Government · Government of Portugal · Jorge Sampio
Rule of Macau
Portugal officially returns Macau to China after 442 yrs
1999, December 19th · Russia · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
State Duma Election
The Kremlin-backed Unity movement performs strongly in the State Duma election shortly before Yeltsin's resignation.
1999, December 19th · United States of America · Kennedy Space Center · Science · Astronomy · Curtis Brown
Hubble Servicing Mission 3A Launch
Brown commands Discovery as an urgent Hubble servicing mission launches after multiple gyroscope failures force the telescope into safe mode.
1999, December 21st · France · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Francois Clervoy
Hubble Captured for Servicing Mission 3A
Clervoy operates Discovery's robotic arm to capture Hubble for the emergency Servicing Mission 3A.
1999, December 21st · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Ion Sturza
Premiership Ends
Sturza leaves office after his government loses support
1999, December 21st · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Dumitru Braghis
Prime Minister Takes Office
Dumitru Braghis becomes Prime Minister after the Sturza government falls
1999, December 22nd · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Mugur Isarescu
Prime Minister of Romania
Isarescu leaves the central bank temporarily to lead the government.
1999, December 22nd · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · John Grunsfeld
Hubble Gyroscope Repair
Grunsfeld helps restore Hubble's pointing system by replacing failed gyroscope assemblies during the first Servicing Mission 3A spacewalk.
1999, December 22nd · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Steven Smith
Hubble Rate Sensor Units Replaced
Smith helps replace all three Hubble Rate Sensor Units, restoring six gyroscopes used for accurate telescope pointing.
1999, December 23rd · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy · Michael Foale
Hubble Advanced Computer Installed
Foale helps install a new Hubble computer approximately twenty times faster than the telescope's original flight computer.
1999, December 23rd · Switzerland · Science · Astronomy · Claude Nicollier
Hubble Fine Guidance Sensor Installed
Nicollier helps install a new Fine Guidance Sensor during Servicing Mission 3A.
1999, December 24th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · John Grunsfeld
Hubble Transmitter Replaced
Grunsfeld helps install a replacement transmitter for sending Hubble scientific data to the ground.
1999, December 24th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Steven Smith
Hubble Digital Recorder Installed
Smith helps replace an older mechanical data recorder with a solid-state digital recorder during the final spacewalk.
1999, December 25th · France · Science · Astronomy · Jean-Francois Clervoy
Hubble Released After Servicing Mission 3A
Clervoy uses Discovery's robotic arm to release Hubble after repairs restore the observatory to science operations.
1999, December 31st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Acting President
Yeltsin unexpectedly resigns and, according to the constitution, Putin becomes (acting) President of the Russian Federation
1999, December 31st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Constitution of Russia
Yeltsin unexpectedly resigns and, according to the constitution, Putin becomes (acting) President of the Russian Federation
1999, December 31st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Resignation of Yeltsin
Unitys electoral success gives Yeltsin the confidence to resign in favour of Prime Minister Putin (who becomes Acting President upon Yeltsins resignation)
1999, December 31st · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Transfer of Presidential Authority to Putin
Leaves the Kremlin after transferring acting presidential authority to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
1999, December 31st · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Final New Year Address Prepared
Records a final televised address explaining his early resignation and asking Russians for forgiveness for unmet expectations.
1999, December 31st · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Resignation from the Presidency
Announces his resignation in a televised address and transfers presidential powers to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
1999, December 31st · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
President of Russia
Yeltsin announces his resignation and hands power over to Prime Minister Putin. Appointed President of Russia, acting
1999, December · Australia · Warfare · United Nations · Richard William Butler
UN Resolution 1284
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 1284, replacing UNSCOM with the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, also known as UNMOVIC. Four countries – among them Russia, France and China – abstained from voting on Res. 1284, which led the Iraqi regime to reject the resolution because they saw the resolution as a way for the UN to claim Iraq as a "protectorate"
1999, December · Australia · Warfare · United Nations · Richard William Butler
UNSCOM
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 1284, replacing UNSCOM with the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, also known as UNMOVIC. Four countries – among them Russia, France and China – abstained from voting on Res. 1284, which led the Iraqi regime to reject the resolution because they saw the resolution as a way for the UN to claim Iraq as a "protectorate"
1999, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Duma
Putin pledges his support to the newly formed Unity Party which wins the second largest percentage of the popular vote (23,32%) in the Duma elections
1999, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Election
Putin pledges his support to the newly formed Unity Party which wins the second largest percentage of the popular vote (23,32%) in the Duma elections
1999, December · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia · Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin
Union State Treaty Ratification Push
Promotes parliamentary ratification of the new Union State treaty with Belarus.
1999, December · Russia · Politics · Unity Party · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Duma
Putin pledges his support to the newly formed Unity Party which wins the second largest percentage of the popular vote (23,32%) in the Duma elections
1999, December · Russia · Politics · Unity Party · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Election
Putin pledges his support to the newly formed Unity Party which wins the second largest percentage of the popular vote (23,32%) in the Duma elections
1999, December · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
UN Resolution 1284
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 1284, replacing UNSCOM with the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, also known as UNMOVIC. Four countries – among them Russia, France and China – abstained from voting on Res. 1284, which led the Iraqi regime to reject the resolution because they saw the resolution as a way for the UN to claim Iraq as a "protectorate"
1999, December · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
UNMOVIC
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 1284, replacing UNSCOM with the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, also known as UNMOVIC. Four countries – among them Russia, France and China – abstained from voting on Res. 1284, which led the Iraqi regime to reject the resolution because they saw the resolution as a way for the UN to claim Iraq as a "protectorate"
1999, December · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · William Jefferson Bill Clinton
UNSCOM
The UN Security Council passed Resolution 1284, replacing UNSCOM with the United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission, also known as UNMOVIC. Four countries – among them Russia, France and China – abstained from voting on Res. 1284, which led the Iraqi regime to reject the resolution because they saw the resolution as a way for the UN to claim Iraq as a "protectorate"
1999, December · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Joseph Wilfred Msika
Appointment as Vice-President
Msika becomes Vice-President after the death of Joshua Nkomo.
2000, December 1st · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
Arrest of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
Pinochet is indicted for "kidnapping" 75 opponents in the Caravan of Death case - Guzman advanced the charge of "kidnapping" as they were officially "disappeared:"
2000, December 1st · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
Caravan of Death
Pinochet is indicted for "kidnapping" 75 opponents in the Caravan of Death case - Guzman advanced the charge of "kidnapping" as they were officially "disappeared:"
2000, December 2nd · Belgium · Bruges · Arts · World Heritage · UNESCO
Historic Centre Listed
UNESCO inscribes Bruges historic centre as a World Heritage Site.
2000, December 3rd · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho
Lisbon Derby Victory
Guides Benfica to a 3-0 league victory over city rivals Sporting Lisbon.
2000, December 5th · Portugal · Lisbon · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho
Benfica Resignation
Resigns as Benfica manager after the club declines to extend his contract.
2000, December 7th · Germany · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Joschka Fischer
Nice European Council
Participates as leaders negotiate institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for a major enlargement.
2000, December 7th · Greece · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis
Nice European Council
Represents Greece as leaders negotiate institutional changes intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.
2000, December 7th · Ireland · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Brian Cowen
Nice European Council
Represents Irish diplomacy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms for enlargement.
2000, December 7th · Italy · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Giuliano Amato
Nice European Council
Represents Italy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.
2000, December 9th · Germany · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder
Nice Treaty Political Agreement
Supports the political agreement on institutional reform reached at the end of the Nice European Council.
2000, December 9th · Italy · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lamberto Dini
Nice Treaty Political Agreement
Supports the final political compromise on institutional reform reached at Nice.
2000, December 10th · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Post-Communist Romania · Ion Iliescu
Return to Presidency
Returns to the presidency after election victory.
2000, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Ivanovich Alferov
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for developing semiconductor heterostructures.
2000, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Ivanovich Alferov
Semiconductor Heterostructures
The achievement marks semiconductor heterostructures as an important Russian scientific milestone.
2000, December 11th · France · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jacques Chirac
Nice European Council
Chirac chaired the Nice European Council, which reached agreement on institutional reforms for future enlargement.
2000, December 11th · France · Nice · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Lionel Jospin
Nice Institutional Reform
Jospin represented the French government during negotiations that produced the Nice institutional settlement.
2000, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government · Al Gore
Election
Al Gore admits defeat to George Bush
2000, December 13th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Walker Bush
Election
Al Gore admits defeat to George Bush
2000, December 17th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · Condoleezza Rice
National Security Adviser
Appointed to serve as National Security Adviser, earns the nickname of "Warrior Princess," reflecting strong nerve and delicate manners, the first woman to occupy the post
2000, December 18th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Kirsty MacColl
Death of Kirsty MacColl
Death of Kirsty MacColl
2000, December 18th · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Luis Figo
Ballon d'Or
Wins the Ballon d'Or after performances for Barcelona and Portugal.
2000, December 18th · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Luis Figo
European Player Recognition
Becomes the second Portuguese player receiving the award.
2000, December 20th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Ion Iliescu
Return to Presidency
Iliescu begins a further presidential term after winning the 2000 election.
2000, December 22nd · United States of America · Skibo Castle · Arts · Cinema · Guy Ritchie
Marriage
Madonna marries Guy Ritchie near Dornoch in Sutherland
2000, December 22nd · United States of America · Skibo Castle · Arts · Popular Music · Madonna
Marriage
Madonna marries Guy Ritchie near Dornoch in Sutherland
2000, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · William Jefferson Clinton
Clinton Parameters
Presents bridging ideas on borders, Jerusalem, refugees and security.
2000, December 26th · France · London · Sport · Football · Thierry Henry
First Arsenal Hat-Trick
Scores his first Arsenal hat-trick as the club defeat Leicester City 6-1 at Highbury.
2000, December 28th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Adrian Nastase
Prime Minister of Romania
Nastase forms a government focused on Euro-Atlantic integration.
2000, December 28th · United States of America · Ganymede · Science · Astronomy · Torrence Johnson
Ganymede December Flyby
Galileo performs a distant Ganymede encounter while coordinating broader Jupiter-system observations with Cassini.
2000, December 30th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Dennis Matson
Cassini Jupiter Flyby
Cassini makes its closest approach to Jupiter while using the planet for a gravity assist to Saturn.
2000, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Herbert Kroemer
Nobel Prize for Semiconductor Heterostructures
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for developing semiconductor heterostructures for high-speed and optoelectronics.
2000, December · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Edward Richard George Heath
Retirement Announcement
Prepares to leave the House of Commons after more than fifty years as an MP.
2000, December · Netherlands · Groningen · Sport · Football · Arjen Robben
Groningen First-Team Debut
Makes his senior debut for Groningen and quickly emerges as an outstanding young winger.
2000, December · Palestine · Ramallah · Government · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat
Clinton Parameters Consultations
Arafat considers the Clinton Parameters as the United States makes a final effort to bridge Israeli-Palestinian differences over permanent-status issues.
2000, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
National Anthem
Putin sanctions the change of the National Anthem of Russia to restore the music of the pre-1991 Soviet anthem, but with new words
2000, December · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Zhores Alferov
Nobel Prize for Semiconductor Heterostructures
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for semiconductor heterostructures used in high-speed and optoelectronic devices.
2000, December · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Dennis Matson
Galileo-Cassini Joint Jupiter Observations
Galileo and Cassini conduct complementary observations while Cassini passes through the Jupiter system.
2000, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Technology · Jack Kilby
Nobel Prize for Integrated Circuit
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for his part in the invention of the integrated circuit.
2001, December 1st · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music · George Harrison
Death of George Harrison
Death of George Harrison, from cancer
2001, December 3rd · United States of America · Sun-Earth L1 · Science · Astronomy · Donald Burnett
Genesis Solar Wind Collection Begins
Begins the operational sampling phase of Genesis as collector arrays are exposed to capture atoms and ions carried by the solar wind.
2001, December 5th · Afghanistan · Bonn · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hamid Karzai
Bonn Agreement
Afghan delegates sign the Bonn Agreement, selecting Karzai to lead an interim administration.
2001, December 5th · United States of America · Ramallah · Government · Republican Party Government · George John Tenet
Tenet Mission
Urges Palestinian leaders to take practical measures against renewed violence and support ceasefire efforts.
2001, December 7th · Afghanistan · Kandahar · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Mohammed Omar
Fall of Kandahar
The Taliban loses Kandahar, ending its effective control of Afghanistan's government.
2001, December 10th · Germany · Government · Government of Germany · Gerhard Schroder
Peace
Germany will commit 1,000 soldiers to United Nations peacekeeping
2001, December 12th · Morocco · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Zacarias Moussaoui
Al-Qaeda
A French citizen of Moroccan origin is charged with conspiring with Osama Bin Laden and other suspects to kill thousands of Americans in the 11 September attacks, Zacarias Moussaoui is detained in the US on immigration charges
2001, December 12th · Morocco · New York · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Zacarias Moussaoui
Bombing of New York
A French citizen of Moroccan origin is charged with conspiring with Osama Bin Laden and other suspects to kill thousands of Americans in the 11 September attacks, Zacarias Moussaoui is detained in the US on immigration charges
2001, December 12th · Saudi Arabia · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden
Al-Qaeda
A French citizen of Moroccan origin is charged with conspiring with Osama Bin Laden and other suspects to kill thousands of Americans in the 11 September attacks, Zacarias Moussaoui is detained in the US on immigration charges
2001, December 12th · Saudi Arabia · New York · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden
Bombing of New York
A French citizen of Moroccan origin is charged with conspiring with Osama Bin Laden and other suspects to kill thousands of Americans in the 11 September attacks, Zacarias Moussaoui is detained in the US on immigration charges
2001, December 13th · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Parliament Attack
Armed attackers assault the Indian Parliament complex in New Delhi, prompting a major security and diplomatic crisis.
2001, December 13th · Israel · Jerusalem · Government · Likud Government · Ariel Sharon
Arafat Declared Irrelevant
Sharon's government declares that it will no longer treat Arafat as a relevant negotiating partner following a new wave of attacks.
2001, December 14th · Germany · Laeken · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder
Laeken European Council
Represents Germany as leaders launch a broader debate on the future constitutional structure of the Union.
2001, December 14th · Greece · Laeken · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis
Laeken European Council
Represents Greece as leaders launch the Convention on the Future of Europe.
2001, December 15th · France · Laeken · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Valery Giscard dEstang
Convention Chair Selection
European leaders selected former French President Giscard dEstang to chair the Convention on the Future of Europe.
2001, December 15th · Greece · Laeken · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · George Papandreou
Laeken Declaration
Supports the declaration opening a wider debate on the Union's future constitutional structure.
2001, December 18th · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · Jean Chretien
Anti-terrorism Act
Passes new security legislation after the September attacks.
2001, December 19th · Saudi Arabia · Warfare · United Nations · Osama bin Laden
Taliban
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 19th · Saudi Arabia · Warfare · United Nations · Osama bin Laden
UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 19th · Saudi Arabia · Warfare · United Nations · Osama bin Laden
United Nations
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 19th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · George Walker Bush
Taliban
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 19th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · George Walker Bush
UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 19th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · George Walker Bush
United Nations
The United Nations Security Council had issued Resolution 1333 directed towards the Taliban demanding that the Taliban turn over bin Laden to the United States or a third country
2001, December 21st · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Provisional Government · Federico Ramon Puerta
President of Argentina
Appointed provisional President of Argentina during the December 2001 crisis
2001, December 22nd · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hamid Karzai
Interim Administration
Karzai is sworn in as chairman of Afghanistan's thirty-member Interim Administration.
2001, December 22nd · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Abdullah Abdullah
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Abdullah Abdullah joins the Interim Administration as foreign minister and remains in the Transitional Administration.
2001, December 23rd · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Provisional Government · Adolfo Rodriguez Saa
President of Argentina
Appointed provisional President of Argentina during the December 2001 crisis
2001, December 23rd · Great Britain · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Richard Reid
Al-Qaeda
Arrested on a flight from Paris to Miami after trying to blow up the plane with explosives hidden in his shoes, during his trial in the US Richard Reid pledges allegiance to Osama Bin Laden
2001, December 23rd · Great Britain · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Richard Reid
Shoe Bomber
Arrested on a flight from Paris to Miami after trying to blow up the plane with explosives hidden in his shoes, during his trial in the US Richard Reid pledges allegiance to Osama Bin Laden
2001, December 23rd · Saudi Arabia · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Osama bin Laden
Al-Qaeda
Arrested on a flight from Paris to Miami after trying to blow up the plane with explosives hidden in his shoes, during his trial in the US Richard Reid pledges allegiance to Osama Bin Laden
2001, December 27th · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Caroline Link
Nowhere in Africa
Directs Nowhere in Africa.
2001, December 31st · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Provisional Government · Eduardo Oscar Camano
President of Argentina
Appointed provisional President of Argentina after the resignation of Adolfo Rodriguez Saa
2001, December · Afghanistan · Kandahar · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Mohammed Omar
Fall of Taliban Government
Omar's government collapses as Taliban forces abandon their remaining major strongholds.
2001, December · Great Britain · Glasgow · Sport · Football · Alex McLeish
Rangers Manager Appointment
Takes over as Rangers manager following Dick Advocaat's departure from the coaching role.
2001, December · India · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Border Settlement
India and Pakistan mass forces along their border after the Parliament attack, creating a prolonged military confrontation.
2001, December · India · India-Pakistan Border · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Operation Parakram
India begins a large military mobilisation along the Pakistan border after the attack on Parliament.
2001, December · India · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Sanctions
India imposes diplomatic and transport restrictions on Pakistan after the Parliament attack.
2001, December · Palestine · Ramallah · Politics · Palestinian Authority · Yasser Arafat
Muqata Siege
Faces mounting Israeli pressure and restrictions during the Second Intifada.
2001, December · Paraguay · Asuncion · Politics · Colorado Party · Nicanor Duarte Frutos
Presidential Campaign
Builds support inside the Colorado Party ahead of the 2003 presidential election.
2002, December 3rd · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima
Intercontinental Cup Final Opening Goal
Scores the opening goal against Olimpia as Real Madrid win the Intercontinental Cup.
2002, December 3rd · Spain · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Jose Maria Guti
Intercontinental Cup Final Second Goal
Heads Real Madrid's second goal in the Intercontinental Cup final victory over Olimpia.
2002, December 3rd · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Eleventh Quarterly Report
Submits UNMOVIC's eleventh quarterly report to the Security Council.
2002, December 3rd · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
UNMOVIC Report Submitted
Reports on preparations and the newly resumed inspection process.
2002, December 6th · Angola · Government · Government of Angola · Fernando da Piedade Dias dos Santos
Prime Minister of Angola
Appointed Prime Minister of Angola
2002, December 6th · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Eleventh Report Presented
Explains the early status of resumed inspections.
2002, December 6th · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Security Council Briefing
Briefs the Security Council on UNMOVIC's eleventh quarterly report.
2002, December 7th · Sweden · Baghdad · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Iraqi Weapons Declaration
Receives Iraq's declaration of its weapons programmes.
2002, December 7th · Sweden · Baghdad · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Resolution 1441 Declaration Received
UNMOVIC analysts begin assessing the extensive submission.
2002, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Condoleezza Rice
Invasion of Iraq
States regarding Iraqi WMD: "The problem here is that there will always be some uncertainty about how quickly he can acquire nuclear weapons. But we don't want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud". After Iraq denied weapons of mass destruction to the United Nations, Rice writes an editorial for The New York Times entitled "Why We Know Iraq Is Lying"
2002, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · Condoleezza Rice
Invasion of Iraq
After Iraq denied weapons of mass destruction to the United Nations, Rice wries an editorial for The New York Times entitled "Why We Know Iraq Is Lying"
2002, December 8th · United States of America · Warfare · United Nations · Condoleezza Rice
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
After Iraq denied weapons of mass destruction to the United Nations, Rice writes an editorial for The New York Times entitled "Why We Know Iraq Is Lying. After Iraq denied weapons of mass destruction to the United Nations, Rice writes an editorial for The New York Times entitled "Why We Know Iraq Is Lying"
2002, December 9th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Tax Law Rewrite Bills Committee
Joins the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills, contributing to parliamentary scrutiny of legislation intended to simplify tax law.
2002, December 13th · Germany · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Gerhard Schroder
Copenhagen Enlargement Agreement
Supports the agreement completing accession negotiations with ten countries scheduled to join the Union in 2004.
2002, December 13th · Greece · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Costas Simitis
Copenhagen Enlargement Agreement
Supports completion of accession negotiations with ten countries scheduled to join the Union in 2004.
2002, December 13th · Italy · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Silvio Berlusconi
Copenhagen Enlargement Agreement
Supports completion of accession negotiations with ten countries scheduled to join in 2004.
2002, December 16th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Pretoria · Government · Government of the Congo · Jean-Pierre Bemba
Global and Inclusive Agreement
Joins Congolese parties in approving the Global and Inclusive Agreement that establishes a power-sharing transition.
2002, December 16th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Pretoria · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph Kabila
Accepts Pretoria Transition Framework
Accepts the Global and Inclusive Agreement establishing institutions for a postwar political transition.
2002, December 16th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Pretoria · Government · Government of the Congo · Azarias Ruberwa
Global and Inclusive Agreement
Accepts the power-sharing agreement that creates a transitional political system for the postwar period.
2002, December 17th · United States of America · Warfare · Nuclear · George Walker Bush
Nuclear Power
Orders the construction by 2004 of a limited missile defense shield
2002, December 19th · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Preliminary Declaration Assessment
Briefs the Council on a preliminary assessment of Iraq's declaration.
2002, December 19th · Sweden · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Hans Blix
Security Council Iraq Briefing
Identifies unresolved questions requiring documentation and inspection.
2002, December 22nd · Paraguay · Asuncion · Politics · Colorado Party · Nicanor Duarte Frutos
Election Nomination
Wins the Colorado Party nomination for the presidency.
2002, December 23rd · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Council of Ministers · Adnan Terzic
Chairman Takes Office
Adnan Terzic becomes Chairman of the Council of Ministers
2002, December · Great Britain · Bristol · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Scandal
Peter Foster, a convicted fraudster, helps the Blairs buy a flat ib Bristol
2002, December · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Eighty-sixth Amendment
The Eighty-sixth Amendment establishes a constitutional right to free and compulsory education for children aged six to fourteen.
2002, December · Iran · Warfare · Nuclear · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Nuclear Power
The US accuses Iran of seeking to develop a secret nuclear weapons programme and publishes satellite images of two nuclear sites under construction at Natanz and Arak
2002, December · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Sport · Football · Wesley Sneijder
Ajax First-Team Debut
Makes his Ajax first-team debut after progressing through the club's academy.
2002, December · Poland · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Leszek Miller
Poland EU Accession Invitation
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
2002, December · Poland · Copenhagen · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Leszek Miller
Summit
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
2002, December · Poland · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Poland · Leszek Miller
Summit
The EU summit invites Poland to join the EU by 2004
2002, December · Russia · Grozny · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Reballion of Rebels in Grozny
Suicide bombers attack the HQ of the Government Grozny, 50 are killed
2002, December · Russia · Grozny · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Suicide
Suicide bombers attack the HQ of the Government Grozny, 50 are killed
2002, December · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Walker Bush
US accuses Iran of seeking to develop a secret nuclear weapons
The US accuses Iran of seeking to develop a secret nuclear weapons programme and publishes satellite images of two nuclear sites under construction at Natanz and Arak
2002, December · United States of America · Natanz · Warfare · Nuclear · George Walker Bush
Nuclear Power
The US accuses Iran of seeking to develop a secret nuclear weapons programme and publishes satellite images of two nuclear sites under construction at Natanz and Arak
2003, December 2nd · Spain · London · Sport · Football · Cesc Fabregas
Youngest Arsenal Goalscorer
Becomes Arsenal's youngest goalscorer in a League Cup victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers.
2003, December 5th · Great Britain · Arts · Drama · Helen Mirren
DBE
Invested as a Dame Commander of the British Empire
2003, December 7th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Withdrawal from Commonwealth
Mugabe announces Zimbabwe's withdrawal after the Commonwealth maintains its suspension.
2003, December 7th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Withdrawal from Commonwealth
Mugabe withdraws Zimbabwe from the Commonwealth after continued suspension.
2003, December 9th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Iraqi Special Tribunal
The Coalition Provisional Authority voted to create the Iraqi Special Tribunal (IST), consisting of five Iraqi judges, on 9 December 2003, to try Saddam Hussein and his aides for charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide
2003, December 9th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Trial
The Coalition Provisional Authority voted to create the Iraqi Special Tribunal (IST), consisting of five Iraqi judges, on 9 December 2003, to try Saddam Hussein and his aides for charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide
2003, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for theories explaining superconductors and superfluids.
2003, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Alexei Alexeyevich Abrikosov
Type-II Superconductivity
The achievement marks type-ii superconductivity as an important Russian scientific milestone.
2003, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the Nobel Prize for pioneering contributions to superconductivity theory.
2003, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Vitaly Lazarevich Ginzburg
Superconductivity Theory
The achievement marks superconductivity theory as an important Russian scientific milestone.
2003, December 10th · United States · Andromeda Galaxy · Science · Astronomy
GALEX Ultraviolet Mosaic of Andromeda
NASA releases a highly sensitive ultraviolet mosaic of M31 from GALEX, tracing young hot stars and recent star formation across its disk.
2003, December 12th · Azerbaijan · Cleveland · Politics · New Azerbaijan Party · Heydar Aliyev
Death of Heydar Aliyev
Death of Heydar Aliyev
2003, December 12th · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music · Mick Jagger
Knighthood
Mick Jagger is knighted
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Tikrit · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein is captured by US soldiers in a 6ft by 8ft hole
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
Operation Red Dawn was launched after gaining actionable intelligence identifying two likely locations of Saddams whereabouts codenamed Objective Wolverine 1 and Wolverine 2, near the town of ad-Dawr.
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein was captured by the US Armys 4th Infantry Division and members of Task Force 121 during Operation Red Dawn.
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
The First Brigade Combat team of the 4th ID, in addition to Special Forces from Task Force 121 were assigned the mission to capture or kill Saddam Hussein.
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Tikrit · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
Found hiding in a spider hole during Operation Red Dawn & captured
2003, December 13th · Iraq · Tikrit · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Red Dawn
Found hiding in a spider hole during Operation Red Dawn & captured
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Tikrit · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush
Arrest of Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein is captured by US soldiers in a 6ft by 8ft hole
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush
Invasion of Iraq
Saddam Hussein was captured by the US Armys 4th Infantry Division and members of Task Force 121 during Operation Red Dawn
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, second · George Walker Bush
Operation Red Dawn
James Hickey of the 4th Infantry Division, with joint operations Task Force 121 with an elite and covert joint special operations team.
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, second · George Walker Bush
Operation Red Dawn
Operation Red Dawn was an American military operation conducted on 13 December 2003 in the town of ad-Dawr, Iraq, near Tikrit, that led to the capture of Iraqi president Saddam Hussein
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, second · George Walker Bush
Operation Red Dawn
Saddam Hussein was captured by the US Army's 4th Infantry Division and members of Task Force 121 during Operation Red Dawn.
2003, December 13th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, second · George Walker Bush
Operation Red Dawn
The mission was assigned to the first Brigade Combat Team of the 4th Infantry Division, commanded by Maj. Gen. Raymond Odierno and led by Col.
2003, December 14th · Argentina · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Roberto Abbondanzieri
Intercontinental Cup Penalty Saves
Saves penalties from Andrea Pirlo and Alessandro Costacurta as Boca Juniors defeat Milan in the shootout.
2003, December 14th · Argentina · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Matias Donnet
Intercontinental Cup Equaliser Against Milan
Scores Boca Juniors' equaliser against Milan before the Argentine club win the Intercontinental Cup on penalties.
2003, December 16th · Sweden · Stockholm · Warfare · Nuclear · Hans Blix
WMD Commission Membership Announced
Presents the fourteen-member Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission and outlines the principal questions its international membership will examine.
2003, December 18th · Iran · Vienna · Government · Government of Iran · Mohammad Khatami
IAEA Additional Protocol
Iran signs an Additional Protocol to its IAEA safeguards agreement to provide broader verification access, although the protocol does not enter into force.
2003, December 18th · Iran · Warfare · Nuclear · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Nuclear Power
As agreed in the Paris Agreement, Iran voluntarily signs and implements the Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty
2003, December 19th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
International Weapons Inspections Accepted
Libya agrees to permit international inspection and dismantlement of prohibited weapons activities.
2003, December 19th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Nuclear Programme Disclosure
Libya discloses uranium-enrichment equipment acquired through an international procurement network.
2003, December 19th · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya · Muammar Gaddafi
Renunciation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
Gaddafi announces that Libya will eliminate its nuclear and chemical weapons programmes.
2003, December 30th · Hong Kong · Arts · Cinema · Anita Mui
Death of Anita Mui
Death of Anita Mui
2003, December 31st · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Zafarullah Khan Jamali
Seventeenth Amendment
Parliament adopts the Seventeenth Amendment validating major Musharraf-era constitutional changes.
2003, December · Egypt · Libya · Warfare · Nuclear · Mohamed ElBaradei
Libya Nuclear Programme Disclosure
Libya informs the IAEA that it had pursued a clandestine nuclear weapons acquisition programme and requests verification.
2003, December · India · Government · Government of India · Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Agreement on Restore direct air links and overflight rights
India and Pakistan agree to restore direct air links and overflight rights as relations improve.
2003, December · Iran · Bam · Government · Government of Iran · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
US sends humanitarian aid to Iran
US sends humanitarian aid to Iran after earthquake kills up to 50,000 people in city of Bam
2004, December 6th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Joice Mujuru
Appointment as Vice-President
Mujuru becomes Zimbabwe's first woman Vice-President.
2004, December 7th · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan · Hamid Karzai
Presidential Inauguration
Karzai is inaugurated as the first elected president under the 2004 Constitution
2004, December 7th · Ghana · Ghana · Government · Government of Ghana · John Agyekum Kufuor
Presidential Re-Election Victory
Kufuor wins a second presidential term in the 2004 election, allowing the New Patriotic Party administration to continue for another four years.
2004, December 12th · Greece · Government · Government of Greece · Karolos Papoulias
Nomination for Presidency
Karolos Papoulias is nominated by the governing and opposition parties for the presidency.
2004, December 12th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Traian Basescu
Romanian Presidential Election
Basescu wins the presidency after defeating Adrian Nastase.
2004, December 12th · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Democratic Alliance · Traian Basescu
Presidential Election
Wins the presidency after a runoff election.
2004, December 14th · Palestine · Politics · Fatah · Mahmoud Abbas
Election
Abbas calls for an end to violence in the Al-Aqsa Intifada and a return to peaceful resistance
2004, December 14th · Palestine · Ramallah · Politics · Fatah · Mahmoud Abbas
Intifada, 2nd
Abbas calls for an end to violence in the Al-Aqsa Intifada and a return to peaceful resistance
2004, December 14th · Palestine · Politics · Fatah · Mahmoud Abbas
Intifada
Abbas calls for an end to violence in the Al-Aqsa Intifada and a return to peaceful resistance
2004, December 16th · United States of America · Heliosphere · Science · Astronomy · Edward C. Stone
Termination Shock
Voyager 1 crosses the solar-wind termination shock and enters the heliosheath.
2004, December 16th · United States of America · Heliosphere · Science · Astronomy · Edward C. Stone
Voyager 1 Termination Shock Crossing
Leads interpretation of Voyager 1 measurements as the spacecraft crosses the termination shock where the supersonic solar wind abruptly slows and heats.
2004, December 18th · Iran · Government · Government of Iran · Kamal Kharrazi
Recognition of By the international community as a member
Kamal Kharrazi says, "We wont accept any new obligations. Iran has a high technical capability and has to be recognised by the international community as a member of the nuclear club. This is an irreversible path"
2004, December 18th · Iran · Warfare · Nuclear · Kamal Kharrazi
Nuclear Power
Kamal Kharrazi says, "We wont accept any new obligations. Iran has a high technical capability and has to be recognised by the international community as a member of the nuclear club. This is an irreversible path"
2004, December 18th · Iran · Warfare · Nuclear · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Nuclear Power
Kamal Kharrazi says, "We wont accept any new obligations. Iran has a high technical capability and has to be recognised by the international community as a member of the nuclear club. This is an irreversible path"
2004, December 24th · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Anthony Meyer
Death of Anthony Meyer
Death of Anthony Meyer
2004, December 26th · India · New Delhi · Government · Congress Party · Manmohan Singh
Indian Ocean Tsunami Response
Singh's government coordinates large-scale relief operations after the Indian Ocean tsunami devastates coastal communities.
2004, December 29th · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania · Calin Popescu Tariceanu
Prime Minister of Romania
Tariceanu forms a coalition government after the parliamentary election.
2004, December 31st · Great Britain · Sport · Cycling · Bradley Wiggins
OBE
Wiggins is awarded an OBE for services to sport
2004, December · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · John Reid
Agenda for Change Implementation
Agenda for Change begins national implementation, replacing numerous NHS pay systems with common pay bands, job evaluation and harmonised conditions for most staff.
2004, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Election
Visits the Ukraine twice before the election to show his support for Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and congratulated him on his alleged victory before the official election results had been announced
2004, December · Zimbabwe · Politics · ZANU-PF · Joyce Mujuru
ZANU-PF
At the December 2004 five-year conference, Joyce Mujuru, a Zezeru Shona like Mugabe and whose husband Solomon Mujuru is the retired head of the armed forces, is elevated to the post of vice-president of the party (first woman to hold that office)
2005, December 4th · Kazakhstan · Astana · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan · Nursultan Nazarbayev
Re-Elected President
Nazarbayev wins another presidential election
2005, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron
Opposition Leadership Begins
Becomes Leader of HM Official Opposition after winning the Conservative leadership.
2005, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron
Conservative Leader Elected
Wins the Conservative Party leadership election and succeeds Michael Howard.
2005, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron
Party Leader
Elected Leader of the Conservative Party.
2005, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron
Opposition Leader
Becomes Leader of the Opposition after winning the Conservative leadership.
2005, December 11th · Saudi Arabia · Geneva · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Hashim Yamani
World Trade Organization Membership
Leads commerce policy during negotiations for WTO membership.
2005, December 11th · Saudi Arabia · Geneva · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
World Trade Organization Membership
Oversees Saudi Arabia's accession to the World Trade Organization.
2005, December 14th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · David William Donald Cameron
Privy Council
Approved for appointment to the Privy Council after becoming opposition leader.
2005, December 15th · Brazil · Government · Government of Brazil · Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Economy of Brazil
Announces that Brazil will clear its International Monetary Fund debt of $15.5bn 2 yrs early
2005, December 15th · Iraq · Government · Government of Iraq · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Holocaust
Describes the holocaust as a myth
2005, December 15th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · George Walker Bush
Declaration of War
Admits responsibility for going to war in Iraq on the basis of faulty intelligence
2005, December 18th · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia · Juan Evo Morales Ayma
Presidential Election
Morales wins the presidential election as the Movement Toward Socialism candidate.
2005, December 18th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Congo · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph Kabila
Constitutional Referendum
Voters approve a new constitution establishing elected institutions and decentralised provinces.
2005, December 22nd · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Mark Showalter
Uranus New Rings and Moons
Showalter leads Hubble observations revealing two previously unknown dusty rings around Uranus and the moons Mab and Cupid.
2005, December 24th · Egypt · Politics · Al-Ghad Party · Ayman Nour
Election
In a move widely seen as political persecution, Nour is convicted of forgery and sentenced to five years at hard labor
2005, December · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party · David Davis
Party Leader
Cameron is elected with more than twice as many votes as Davis and more than half of all ballots issued; Cameron won 134,446 votes on a 78% turnout, beating Daviss 64,398 votes
2005, December · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
United Nations Humanitarian Assessment
A United Nations official warns that Zimbabwe faces severe humanitarian and economic decline.
2006, December 2nd · Cuba · Science · Medicine · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Granma
Too ill to attend the nationwide commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Granma boat landing, which fueled speculations that Castro had stomach cancer, though Spanish doctor Dr. Garcia Sabrido stated that his illness is not terminal
2006, December 2nd · Cuba · Science · Medicine · Fidel Alejandro Castro
Health of Fidel Alejandro Castro
Too ill to attend the nationwide commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Granma boat landing, which fueled speculations that Castro had stomach cancer, though Spanish doctor Dr. Garcia Sabrido stated that his illness is not terminal
2006, December 4th · Australia · Politics · Australian Labor Party · Kevin Michael Rudd
Party Leader
Elected Party Leader of the Australian Labor Party
2006, December 6th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph Kabila
Elected Presidential Inauguration
Kabila takes office under the new constitution after winning the election.
2006, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Economy · Public Finance · James Gordon Brown
Pre-Budget Report
Brown delivers his final Pre-Budget Report as Chancellor.
2006, December 10th · Chile · Santiago · Politics · Military Government · Augusto Pinochet
Death of Augusto Pinochet
Death of Augusto Pinochet
2006, December 10th · Chile · Warfare · Military · Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
Death of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
Death of Augusto Jose Ramon Pinochet
2006, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Astronomy · George Field Smoot
Nobel Prize
Smoot receives the Nobel Prize for COBE discovery of microwave background anisotropies
2006, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Astronomy · John Cromwell Mather
Nobel Prize
Mather receives the Nobel Prize for COBE measurements of the microwave background spectrum
2006, December 13th · Sweden · The Hague · Warfare · Nuclear · Hans Blix
OPCW WMD Report Presentation
Presents the Commission report to the Director-General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and to Dutch parliamentarians.
2006, December 14th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Dianna
Death of Dianna
Lord Stevens report, Operation Paget, was published and dismisses all allegations of conspiracy as without foundation
2006, December 14th · Great Britain · House · House of Windsor · Dianna
Operation Paget
Lord Stevens report, Operation Paget, was published and dismisses all allegations of conspiracy as without foundation
2006, December 15th · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · Khmer Rouge · Pol Pot
Historical Review
National review of the Khmer Rouge era expands
2006, December 16th · Palestine · Ramallah · Government · Palestinian Authority · Mahmoud Abbas
Call for Early Elections
As fighting and political deadlock between Fatah and Hamas intensified, Abbas called for new presidential and legislative elections. He presented elections as a possible route out of the growing constitutional and factional crisis.
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov
Acting Cabinet Leadership
Acting President also exercises cabinet and head-of-government authority
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov
Acting President Appointed
Berdymukhamedov becomes acting President after Niyazov's death
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Saparmurat Niyazov
Presidency Ends
Niyazov's rule ends after his death
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Saparmurat Niyazov
Death in Office
Niyazov dies while serving as President of Turkmenistan
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Ovezgeldy Atayev
Succession Bypassed
Constitutional successor is blocked from assuming the acting presidency
2006, December 21st · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Politics · Democratic Party of Turkmenistan · Saparmurat Niyazov
Death of Saparmurat Niyazov
Death of Saparmurat Niyazov
2006, December 23rd · Iran · New York · Warfare · United Nations · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
UN Resolution 1737
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1737 imposes measures after Iran does not suspend enrichment-related and reprocessing activities as previously required.
2006, December 26th · Iraq · Dujail · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Massacre
Saddams appeal is rejected and the death sentence upheld
2006, December 30th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo · Antoine Gizenga
Appointment as Prime Minister
Kabila appoints veteran politician Gizenga to form the first government under the new constitution.
2006, December 30th · Iraq · Religion · Islam · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Execution
Husseins execution is carried out on December 30, 2006 (notably, the first Muslim day of the feast of Eid ul-Adha)
2006, December 30th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Camp Justice
The execution is carried out at "Camp Justice," an Iraqi army base in Kazimain, a neighbourhood of northeast Baghdad
2006, December 30th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Saddam Hussein
Execution
The execution is carried out at "Camp Justice," an Iraqi army base in Kazimain, a neighbourhood of northeast Baghdad. On 30 December 2006 at approximately 6:05 am Baghdad time, Saddam Husseins sentence is carried out and he was executed by hanging
2006, December 30th · Iraq · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Execution
Signs the death warrant of Saddam Hussein and declines a stay of execution, saying there would be "no review or delay" in the event. Husseins execution is carried out on December 30, 2006 (notably, the first Muslim day of the feast of Eid ul-Adha)
2006, December · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Scandal
The 1st serving Prime Minister to be questioned by police over the cash-for-peerages scandal
2006, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Trident Renewal
Blair argues that Britain should begin work on replacing the Vanguard submarine force that carries Trident
2006, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Desmond Henry Browne
Trident Renewal
The Government publishes its White Paper on the future of the United Kingdom's nuclear deterrent
2006, December · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Election Timetable Proposal
ZANU-PF considers delaying the next presidential election.
2007, December 2nd · Brazil · Paris · Sport · Football · Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite Kaka
Ballon d'Or
Wins the Ballon d'Or after leading Milan in Europe.
2007, December 2nd · Brazil · Paris · Sport · Football · Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite Kaka
World Player Recognition
Becomes the fourth Brazilian winner within an eleven-year period.
2007, December 3rd · Australia · Government · Government of Australia · Kevin Michael Rudd
Commonwealth of Australia
Rudd is sworn in as Prime Minister by Governor of General Michael Jeffery, unlike Labor predecessors, Rudd does not swear allegiance to the Queen of Australia directly but promises to "well and truly serve the Commonwealth of Australia and her people"
2007, December 3rd · Australia · Government · Government of Australia · Kevin Michael Rudd
Commonwealth
Rudd is sworn in as Prime Minister by Governor of General Michael Jeffery, unlike Labor predecessors, Rudd does not swear allegiance to the Queen of Australia directly but promises to "well and truly serve the Commonwealth of Australia and her people"
2007, December 3rd · Australia · Government · Government of Australia · Kevin Michael Rudd
Kyoto Protocol
Australias new Government formed by the Australian Labor Party fully supports the protocol and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd signs the instrument of ratification immediately after assuming office
2007, December 3rd · Australia · Government · Government of Australia · Kevin Michael Rudd
Prime Minister of Australia
Rudd is sworn in as Prime Minister by Governor of General Michael Jeffery, unlike Labor predecessors, Rudd does not swear allegiance to the Queen of Australia directly but promises to "well and truly serve the Commonwealth of Australia and her people"
2007, December 3rd · Great Britain · Sport · Football · "Bobby" Robert William Robson
Lifetime Achievement Award
Awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBCs Sports Personality of the Year show in recognition of "his contribution as both player and manager in a career spanning more than half a century"
2007, December 3rd · Great Britain · Sport · Football · "Bobby" Robert William Robson
Sports Writers Association
Awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBCs Sports Personality of the Year show in recognition of "his contribution as both player and manager in a career spanning more than half a century"
2007, December 8th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Election
Bhutto meets Nawaz Sharif to publicize their demand that Musharraf fulfill his promise to lift the state of emergency before Januarys Parliamentary elections, threatening to boycott the vote if he failed to comply
2007, December 8th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
State of Emergency
Bhutto meets Nawaz Sharif to publicize their demand that Musharraf fulfill his promise to lift the state of emergency before Januarys Parliamentary elections, threatening to boycott the vote if he failed to comply
2007, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina, 1st term
2007, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · James Patrick "Jimmy" Page
Ahmet Ertegun Tribute
Reunites Led Zeppelin for the Ahmet Ertegun tribute concert at the O2 Arena.
2007, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · John Paul Jones
Ahmet Ertegun Tribute
Performs with Page, Plant and Jason Bonham at the O2 reunion concert.
2007, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Robert Anthony Plant
Ahmet Ertegun Tribute
Sings with the reunited Led Zeppelin at the O2 Arena.
2007, December 12th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Shalom Bernanke
Term Auction Facility Established
The Federal Reserve establishes the Term Auction Facility and coordinates foreign-exchange swap arrangements with other central banks to improve the distribution of term funding during severe money-market pressures.
2007, December 12th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Ben Bernanke
Credit Crunch
The Federal Reserve announces the Term Auction Facility to provide banks with secured term funding and reduce persistent pressures in money markets.
2007, December 13th · France · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Nicolas Sarkozy
Treaty of Lisbon Signature
Sarkozy signed the Treaty of Lisbon for France as the European Union sought institutional reform after the failed constitutional treaty.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
Signs the Treaty of Lisbon for Germany alongside Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Frank-Walter Steinmeier
Treaty of Lisbon Signature
Signs the Treaty of Lisbon for Germany alongside Chancellor Angela Merkel.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Charter
The Treaty of Lisbon makes the Unions human rights charter, the Charter of Fundamental Rights, legally binding
2007, December 13th · Germany · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Politics
The Treaty of Lisbon makes the Unions human rights charter, the Charter of Fundamental Rights, legally binding
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
Amends the Treaty on European Union (TEU, Maastricht; 1992) and the Treaty establishing the European Community (TEC, Rome; 1957), renamed to Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU)
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
Changes include more qualified majority voting in the Council of Minister's & increased involvement of the European Parliament in the legislative process through extended codecision with the Council of Minister's.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
Signed by the European Union (EU) member states, and enters into force on 1 December 2009. Plays a central role in the negotiation of the Treaty of Lisbon and the Berlin Declaration.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
The Treaty of Lisbon makes the Unions human rights charter, the Charter of Fundamental Rights, legally binding.
2007, December 13th · Germany · Lisbon · Politics · Christian Democratic Union · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon
The aim of the Treaty is "to complete the process started by the Treaty of Amsterdam 1997 and by the Treaty of Nice 2001 with a view to enhancing the efficiency and democratic legitimacy of the EU and to improving the coherence of its action".
2007, December 13th · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Lisbon Treaty Signature
Brown signs the European Union reform treaty at Lisbon.
2007, December 13th · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · Labour Party Government · James Gordon Brown
Treaty of Lisbon Signature
Brown signs the Treaty of Lisbon after becoming Prime Minister.
2007, December 13th · Greece · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Dora Bakoyannis
Treaty of Lisbon
Bakoyannis signs Lisbon alongside Karamanlis, representing Greek diplomacy at the treaty ceremony.
2007, December 13th · Greece · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Kostas Karamanlis
Treaty of Lisbon
Karamanlis adds Greece's signature to the Lisbon reform treaty on behalf of the government.
2007, December 13th · Ireland · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Dermot Ahern
Treaty of Lisbon
Signs the Treaty of Lisbon for Ireland as Minister for Foreign Affairs.
2007, December 13th · Ireland · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Bertie Ahern
Treaty of Lisbon
Signs the Treaty of Lisbon on behalf of Ireland.
2007, December 13th · Italy · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Romano Prodi
Treaty of Lisbon
Signs the Treaty of Lisbon for Italy as President of the Council of Ministers.
2007, December 13th · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Socrates
Treaty of Lisbon
Representatives from the 27 EU member states were present, and signed the Treaty as plenipotentiaries, marking the end of Treaty negotiations.
2007, December 13th · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Socrates
Treaty of Lisbon
The signing of the Treaty of Lisbon took place in Lisbon, Portugal on 13 December 2007. The Government of Portugal, by virtue of holding Presidency of the Council of the European Union at the time, arranged a ceremony inside the 15th century Jerónimos Monastery, the same place Portugal's treaty of accession to the European Union (EU) was signed in 1985
2007, December 13th · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Socrates
Treaty of Lisbon
The signing of the Treaty of Lisbon, the Government of Portugal, by virtue of holding Presidency of the Council of the European Union at the time.
2007, December 13th · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Socrates
Treaty of Lisbon
arranges a ceremony inside the 15th century Jeronimos Monastery, the same place Portugals Treaty of accession to the European Union (EU) was signed in 1985.
2007, December 16th · United States of America · Dohuk Province · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · David Petraeus
Bombing of Dohuk Province
With the help of the US military, Turkish fighter jets bomb areas in Dohuk Province in northern Iraq, targeting the Kurdish militant group, the Kurdistan Workers Party
2007, December 16th · United States of America · Dohuk Province · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · David Petraeus
Invasion of Iraq
With the help of the US military, Turkish fighter jets bomb areas in Dohuk Province in northern Iraq, targeting the Kurdish militant group, the Kurdistan Workers Party
2007, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Walker Bush
Credit Crunch
Morgan Stanley falls into the red with $9.4 billion writeoff but receives $5 billion from the China Investment Corporation
2007, December 19th · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government · George Walker Bush
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley falls into the red with $9.4 billion writeoff but receives $5 billion from the China Investment Corporation
2007, December 21st · Luxembourg · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
Twenty Five Years in Government
Juncker marked twenty-five years since first entering Luxembourg’s government, reflecting an unusually lengthy ministerial career that had come to encompass national finance and European policy.
2007, December 26th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · David Petraeus
Invasion of Iraq
Gen. David Petraeus reports that car bombs and suicide attacks have dropped by 60% since June 2007
2007, December 26th · United States of America · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · David Petraeus
Suicide
Gen. David Petraeus reports that car bombs and suicide attacks have dropped by 60% since June 2007
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Pervez Musharraf
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Benazir Bhutto is assassinated after an election rally in Rawalpindi.
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Government · Government of Pakistan · Pervez Musharraf
Election Campaign Assassination
Bhutto's assassination disrupts campaigning for the scheduled parliamentary election.
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Islamabad · Government · Government of Pakistan · Pervez Musharraf
National Mourning
Musharraf declares national mourning after Benazir Bhutto's assassination.
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa states that, "We condemn this assassination and terrorist act, and pray for God Almighty to bless her soul".
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Bhutto is killed leaving a campaign rally for the PPP at Liaquat National Bagh, where she had given a spirited address to party supporters in the run-up to the January 2008 Parliamentary elections.
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
The United Nations Security Council holds an emergency meeting and unanimously condemns the assassination.
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Liaquat National Bagh · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Death of Benazir Bhutto
Bhutto is killed leaving a campaign rally for the PPP at Liaquat National Bagh, where she had given a spirited address to party supporters in the run-up to the January 2008 Parliamentary elections
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Election
Bhutto is killed leaving a campaign rally for the PPP at Liaquat National Bagh, where she had given a spirited address to party supporters in the run-up to the January 2008 Parliamentary elections
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council holds an emergency meeting and unanimously condemns the assassination
2007, December 27th · Pakistan · Rawalpindi · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Death of Benazir Bhutto
Death of Benazir Bhutto
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Mustafa Abu al- Yazid
Al-Qaeda
Al-Qaeda Commander Mustafa Abu al-Yazid claims responsibility for the attack, describing Bhutto as "the most precious American asset"
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Politics · Al-Qaeda · Mustafa Abu al- Yazid
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Al-Qaeda Commander Mustafa Abu al-Yazid claims responsibility for the attack, describing Bhutto as "the most precious American asset"
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Muslim League · Nawaz Sharif
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Nawaz Sharif, the leader of the rival opposition party Pakistan Muslim League, states that "This is a tragedy for her party, and a tragedy for our party and the entire nation"
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Garhi Khuda Bakhsh · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Burial
Bhuttos body is flown to her hometown of Garhi Khuda Bakhsh in Larkana District, Sindh, and is buried next to her father in the family mausoleum at a ceremony attended by hundreds of thousands of mourners
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Politics · Pakistan Peoples Party · Benazir Bhutto
Death of Benazir Bhutto
The Interior Ministry of Pakistan states that "Bhutto was killed when she tried to duck back into the vehicle, and the shock waves from the blast knocked her head into a lever attached to the sunroof, fracturing her skull"
2007, December 28th · Pakistan · Religion · Islam · Nawaz Sharif
Assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Nawaz Sharif, the leader of the rival opposition party Pakistan Muslim League, states that "This is a tragedy for her party, and a tragedy for our party and the entire nation"
2007, December · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Albert Fert
Nobel Prize for Giant Magnetoresistance
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of giant magnetoresistance and spin-dependent electron transport.
2007, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Peter Grunberg
Nobel Prize for Giant Magnetoresistance
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovery of giant magnetoresistance.
2007, December · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal-Democratic Party · Nick Clegg
Party Leader
Nick Clegg is elected as leader of the Liberal Democrats, succeeding Menzies Campbell
2007, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Election
United Russia won 64.24% of the popular vote in their run for State Duma according to election preliminary results, United Russias victory isseen by many as an indication of strong popular support of the then Russian leadership and its policies
2007, December · Russia · Government · Government of Russia · Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
United Russia
United Russia won 64.24% of the popular vote in their run for State Duma according to election preliminary results, United Russias victory isseen by many as an indication of strong popular support of the then Russian leadership and its policies
2007, December · Zimbabwe · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
Summit Meeting
Mugabe attends the EU-Africa summit, where he is criticised over his rights record, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown boycotts the meeting over Mugabes presence
2007, December · Zimbabwe · Lisbon · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
EU-Africa Summit
Mugabe attends the summit despite criticism of Zimbabwe's human-rights record.
2007, December · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Robert Gabriel Mugabe
ZANU-PF Presidential Nomination
ZANU-PF endorses Mugabe as its candidate for the approaching election.
2008, December 1st · United States of America · Cambridge · Economy · Recession · Robert Hall
Great Recession Announcement
The NBER committee announces that the recession began in December 2007.
2008, December 2nd · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Cristiano Ronaldo
Ballon d'Or
Wins his first Ballon d'Or after an outstanding club season.
2008, December 2nd · Portugal · Paris · Sport · Football · Cristiano Ronaldo
World Player Recognition
Becomes the first Portuguese winner since Luis Figo.
2008, December 7th · United States of America · Washington · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
Kennedy Center Honors
Receives Kennedy Center Honors with Roger Daltrey.
2008, December 7th · United States of America · Washington · Arts · Popular Music · Roger Daltrey
Kennedy Center Honors
Receives Kennedy Center Honors with Pete Townshend.
2008, December 9th · United States of America · Chicago · Politics · Democratic Party · Rod Blagojevich
Corruption Arrest
Is arrested on corruption charges involving the vacant Senate seat of Barack Obama
2008, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Nigel Lawson
Barnett Formula Committee Membership
Joins the House of Lords Barnett Formula Committee examining the system used to determine aspects of public expenditure allocations across the United Kingdom.
2008, December 12th · Ireland · Brussels · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Brian Cowen
European Council Lisbon Guarantees
Seeks assurances addressing Irish concerns over taxation, neutrality, ethical issues and retention of a national Commissioner.
2008, December 12th · Russia · Kyiv · Warfare · Nuclear · Alexander Akimov
Posthumous Order for Courage
Receives Ukraine's Order for Courage, third degree, posthumously in recognition of his actions during the Chernobyl disaster.
2008, December 14th · Great Britain · Sport · Cycling · Chris Hoy
Sports Personality of the Year
Named BBC Sports Personality of the Year
2008, December 14th · Iraq · Government · Government of Iraq · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
A meeting between al-Malki and former US President George Bush is disrupted
A meeting between al-Malki and former US President George Bush is disrupted when Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al Zaidi threw his shoes at Bush
2008, December 16th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
Constitution of Bangladesh
Bangladeshs military-backed Government says it will end nearly two years of emergency rule and restore civil liberties before this months national elections
2008, December 16th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
Election
Bangladeshs military-backed Government says it will end nearly two years of emergency rule and restore civil liberties before this months national elections
2008, December 16th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
State of Emergency
Bangladeshs military-backed Government says it will end nearly two years of emergency rule and restore civil liberties before this months national elections
2008, December 16th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Bernanke
Zero Interest Rate Policy
The Federal Reserve lowers the federal funds target range to near zero.
2008, December 16th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Ben Bernanke
Credit Crunch
The Federal Reserve lowers its policy target to a range of zero to one-quarter percent as the recession and financial crisis deepen.
2008, December 16th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Alan Stern
New Horizons
New Horizons begins another scheduled hibernation cycle while continuing its multi-year cruise toward Pluto.
2008, December 18th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Hamas
Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Hamas, reported 185 Israeli violations in the lull period
2008, December 18th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Invasion of Gaza
Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Palestinian Hamas, reported 185 Israeli violations in the lull period
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Theoneste Bagosora
ICTR Genocide Conviction
Is convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Theoneste Bagosora
Military I Judgment
The trial chamber initially sentences him to life imprisonment.
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Anatole Nsengiyumva
ICTR Genocide Conviction
Is convicted of genocide and other serious crimes.
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Anatole Nsengiyumva
Military I Life Sentence
The trial chamber imposes a life sentence.
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Aloys Ntabakuze
ICTR Genocide Conviction
Is convicted in the ICTR Military I case.
2008, December 18th · Rwanda · Arusha · Warfare · Rwandan Genocide · Aloys Ntabakuze
Military I Life Sentence
The trial chamber sentences him to life imprisonment.
2008, December 19th · United States of America · Detroit · Economy · Automobile Industry · Rick Wagoner
Automobile Industry Assistance
General Motors receives emergency federal financing through funds authorised under TARP.
2008, December 19th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government · Henry Paulson
Auto Bailout
Announces emergency loans for General Motors and Chrysler from financial rescue funds
2008, December 21st · Great Britain · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Alexander Chapman Ferguson
FIFA Club World Cup Championship
Ferguson’s Manchester United defeat LDU Quito in Japan to become FIFA Club World Cup champions, adding a global club trophy to their successful year.
2008, December 21st · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Yuval Diskin
Hamas
At an Israeli Cabinet meeting, Yuval Diskin, Head of Israels internal security agency, confirms the seriousness of Hamass interest in maintaining the truce
2008, December 21st · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Yuval Diskin
Invasion of Gaza
At an Israeli Cabinet meeting, Yuval Diskin, Head of Israels internal security agency, confirms the seriousness of Hamass interest in maintaining the truce
2008, December 23rd · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
Bird Flu
Bangladeshi authorities say a new outbreak of bird flu had been detected at a village in the north of the country as they struggle to contain the disease
2008, December 23rd · Bangladesh · Science · Medicine · Lajuddin Ahmed
Health of Lajuddin Ahmed
Bangladeshi authorities say a new outbreak of bird flu had been detected at a village in the north of the country as they struggle to contain the disease
2008, December 23rd · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football · Simon Grayson
Manager
Appointed manager of Leeds United
2008, December 23rd · Palestine · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Mahmoud al- Zahar
Hamas
Mahmoud al-Zahar, a senior Hamas leader, says that his group is willing to renew the hudna if Israel refrains from operating in Gaza, and lifts its blockade of the Gaza strip
2008, December 23rd · Palestine · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Mahmoud al- Zahar
Invasion of Gaza
Mahmoud al-Zahar, a senior Hamas leader, says that his group is willing to renew the hudna if Israel refrains from operating in Gaza, and lifts its blockade of the Gaza strip
2008, December 25th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Invasion of Gaza
Delivers a Last Minute Warning in an interview with the Arabic language satellite channel al-Arabiya. "I am telling them now, it may be the last minute, Im telling them stop it. We are stronger"
2008, December 27th · Israel · Beit Hanoun · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Bombing of Beit Hanoun
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza City · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Bombing of Gaza City
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Bombing of Gaza
Israel commences air strikes against the Hamas infrastructure in Gaza, code named Operation Cast Lead
2008, December 27th · Israel · Khan Younis · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Bombing of Khan Younis
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah
2008, December 27th · Israel · Rafah · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Bombing of Rafah
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah
2008, December 27th · Israel · Beit Hanoun · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Hamas
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Hamas
Israel commences air strikes against the Hamas infrastructure in Gaza, code named Operation Cast Lead.
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Hamas
Israel launches its military operation with the stated objective of defending itself from Hamas rocket fire, Hamas demands the cessation of Israeli attacks and an end to the Israeli blockade.
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Hamas
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gaza's main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah.
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Operation Cast Lead
Israel commences air strikes against the Hamas infrastructure in Gaza, code named Operation Cast Lead
2008, December 27th · Israel · Gaza · Warfare · Military · Ehud Olmert
Siege of Gaza
The Israeli Air Force bombed roughly 100 targets in four minutes, including Hamas bases, training camps, headquarters and offices in all of Gazas main towns, including Gaza City, Beit Hanoun, Khan Younis, and Rafah. Israel launches its military operation with the stated objective of defending itself from Hamas rocket fire, Hamas demands the cessation of Israeli attacks and an end to the Israeli blockade
2008, December 29th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
Constitution of Bangladesh
Bangladeshis voted in their droves in elections that mark the end of two years of emergency rule, with a pair of rival former Prime Minister's vying to reclaim power in the impoverished nation
2008, December 29th · Bangladesh · Government · Government of Bangladesh · Lajuddin Ahmed
Election
Bangladeshis voted in their droves in elections that mark the end of two years of emergency rule, with a pair of rival former Prime Minister's vying to reclaim power in the impoverished nation
2008, December · Great Britain · England · Government · Labour Party Government · Alan Johnson
Eighteen-Week Referral Target
The NHS reaches broad implementation of the eighteen-week referral-to-treatment standard, substantially reducing long elective waits compared with earlier years.
2008, December · Netherlands · Madrid · Sport · Football · Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
Transfer to Real Madrid
Agrees a move from Ajax to Real Madrid during the winter transfer period.
2008, December · United States of America · Politics · Democratic Party · Barack Hussein Obama
Election
Time magazine names Barack Obama as its Person of the Year for his historic candidacy and election, which it described as "the steady march of seemingly impossible accomplishments"
2008, December · United States of America · Politics · Democratic Party · Barack Hussein Obama
Person of the Year
Time magazine names Barack Obama as its Person of the Year for his historic candidacy and election, which it described as "the steady march of seemingly impossible accomplishments"
2009, December 1st · France · Paris · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Nicolas Sarkozy
Lisbon Treaty Enters Force
Sarkozy welcomed the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty and its institutional reforms.
2009, December 1st · Germany · Berlin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Angela Dorothea Merkel
Treaty of Lisbon Enters into Force
Heads the German government when the Treaty of Lisbon enters into force across the European Union.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Council Voting Reform
The treaty makes qualified-majority voting the standard procedure in additional Council decisions.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
European Institutional Reform
Brown's government implements the institutional changes created by the Treaty of Lisbon.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Lisbon Treaty Double-Majority Rule
The treaty introduces a future double-majority system for qualified-majority voting.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Lisbon Treaty Entry into Force
The Treaty of Lisbon enters into force across the European Union.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Member-State Voting Requirement
The voting system requires support from a majority of European Union member states.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
National Parliament Scrutiny
The treaty expands opportunities for national parliaments to examine European legislation.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Population Threshold for Council Voting
The treaty establishes population and member-state thresholds for future Council majorities.
2009, December 1st · Great Britain · Lisbon · Government · European Union · James Gordon Brown
Qualified-Majority Voting Expansion
The treaty extends qualified-majority voting across additional European policy areas.
2009, December 1st · Greece · Athens · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · George Papandreou
Treaty of Lisbon Enters into Force
Lisbon's institutional reforms become binding across the Union while Papandreou serves as Greek prime minister.
2009, December 1st · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Micheal Martin
Lisbon Institutional Reforms Take Effect
Serves as Foreign Minister as the Lisbon Treaty reforms become legally effective.
2009, December 1st · Ireland · Dublin · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Brian Cowen
Treaty of Lisbon Enters into Force
Lisbon's institutional reforms become binding across the Union while Cowen serves as Taoiseach.
2009, December 1st · Italy · Rome · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Silvio Berlusconi
Treaty of Lisbon Enters into Force
Lisbon reforms take effect under Berlusconi, changing EU institutions, voting procedures and external representation.
2009, December 1st · Portugal · Lisbon · Government · European Economic Community (EEC) · Jose Socrates
Treaty of Lisbon
The Treaty of Lisbon comes into effect
2009, December 1st · United States of America · Warfare · Military · Barack Hussein Obama
Invasion of Afghanistan
Obama announces deployment of 30,000 more US troops while pledging to begin withdrawals in 18 months
2009, December 6th · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia · Juan Evo Morales Ayma
Election
Morales wins re-election for a second presidential term.
2009, December 6th · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia · Juan Evo Morales Ayma
Second Presidential Term
Morales begins a second term under the new constitutional framework.
2009, December 8th · Iraq · Baghdad · Religion · Islam · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Al-Qaeda
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
2009, December 8th · Iraq · Baghdad · Religion · Islam · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Bombing of Baghdad
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
2009, December 8th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Al-Qaeda
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
2009, December 8th · Iraq · Baghdad · Warfare · Gulf War, 2nd · Nouri Kamil Mohammed Hasan al- Maliki
Bombing of Baghdad
Five bombs kill at least 120 people and wound some 400 at or near Government buildings in Baghdad, the Islamic State of Iraq al-Qaeda says it carried out the attacks
2009, December 9th · Laos · Vientiane · Sport · Southeast Asian Games · Bouasone Bouphavanh
SEA Games Opening
Laos hosts the Southeast Asian Games for the first time
2009, December 14th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · John Landa Nkomo
Appointment as Vice-President
Nkomo becomes Vice-President following Joseph Msika's death.
2009, December 15th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy
Hillsborough Independent Panel
Burnham helps secure creation of the panel overseeing disclosure of Hillsborough records.
2009, December 16th · Germany · Geneva · Science · Physics · Rolf-Dieter Heuer
Large Hadron Collider Collision Record
Sees the Large Hadron Collider produce 2.36 TeV proton collisions, setting a new world record for collider energy.
2009, December 16th · Great Britain · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Bill Shankly
Liverpool Honours Shankly at Fifty-Year Anniversary
Liverpool marked fifty years since Shankly’s appointment with commemorations at Anfield, celebrating his training philosophy and the foundations of the club’s success.
2009, December 16th · Palestine · Ramallah · Government · PLO · Mahmoud Abbas
PLO Central Council Extends Presidency
The PLO Central Council voted to keep Abbas in the presidency until elections could be organised. The decision prolonged his tenure beyond the original electoral term amid the continuing political division between the West Bank and Gaza.
2009, December 19th · Argentina · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
Club World Cup Final Winner
Scores in extra time as Barcelona defeat Estudiantes to complete an unprecedented six-trophy year.
2009, December 19th · Spain · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Josep Guardiola
Barcelona Sextuple
Becomes the first manager winning six official titles in one year.
2009, December 19th · Spain · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Josep Guardiola
Six-Trophy Year
Completes a calendar year containing six major trophies.
2009, December 25th · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema · Fatih Akin
Soul Kitchen
Directs Soul Kitchen.
2009, December 25th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama
AQAP Threat Focus
US security attention increasingly focuses on Al-Qaeda in Yemen.
2009, December 25th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Barack Hussein Obama
Christmas Day Bomb Plot Response
Responds after the attempted bombing is linked to Yemen-based AQAP.
2009, December · Canada · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Willard Boyle
Nobel Prize for CCD Imaging
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for invention of the imaging semiconductor circuit known as the CCD.
2009, December · Great Britain · Copenhagen · Government · Climate Diplomacy · James Gordon Brown
Copenhagen Climate Conference
Brown participates in negotiations seeking an international agreement on climate action.
2009, December · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · George Elwood Smith
Nobel Prize for CCD Imaging
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for invention of the CCD imaging semiconductor circuit.
2010, December 7th · Japan · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Masato Nakamura
Akatsuki Orbit Insertion Failure
Akatsuki fails to enter Venus orbit after a propulsion-system malfunction and continues around the Sun.
2010, December 10th · Great Britain · Leeds · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron
Family Policy Speech
Reaffirms the coalition government's commitment to family policy in a speech hosted by Relate.
2010, December 13th · Papua New Guinea · Port Moresby · Government · Government of Papua New Guinea · Jeffery Nape
Acting Governor-General Returns
Jeffery Nape again serves as acting Governor-General
2010, December 15th · Ghana · Jubilee Field · Government · Government of Ghana · John Atta Mills
Jubilee First Oil
Mills opens the production valve as commercial oil begins flowing from the offshore Jubilee field, making petroleum a major new sector of Ghana's economy.
2010, December 17th · Tunisia · Sidi Bouzid · Government · Government of Tunisia · Mohamed Bouazizi
Self-Immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi
Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire after a dispute with local officials, triggering nationwide protests.
2010, December 18th · Argentina · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Esteban Cambiasso
Cambiasso Inter Club World Cup Victory
Cambiasso helps Benítez's Inter control midfield as the European champions defeat TP Mazembe in the FIFA Club World Cup final.
2010, December 18th · Cameroon · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Samuel Eto'o
Eto'o Goals in Inter Club World Cup
Eto'o scores in Inter's 3–0 Club World Cup final victory over TP Mazembe during Benítez's brief tenure.
2010, December 20th · Papua New Guinea · Port Moresby · Government · Government of Papua New Guinea · Michael Ogio
Governor-General Takes Office
Michael Ogio becomes Governor-General of Papua New Guinea
2010, December 23rd · Laos · Vientiane · Government · Lao Peoples Democratic Republic · Thongsing Thammavong
Prime Minister
Becomes prime minister after Bouasone Bouphavanh resigns
2010, December 28th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Vlad Filat
Brief Acting President
Prime Minister Vlad Filat briefly exercises acting presidential duties
2010, December 28th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Mihai Ghimpu
Acting Presidency Ends
Ghimpu's acting presidency ends after parliamentary leadership changes
2010, December 30th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Marian Lupu
Acting President Takes Office
Marian Lupu becomes acting President while serving as President of Parliament
2010, December 30th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Vlad Filat
Brief Acting Presidency Ends
Filat's brief acting presidential role ends after Marian Lupu takes over
2010, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Andre Geim
Nobel Prize for Graphene
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for groundbreaking experiments regarding two-dimensional graphene.
2010, December · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Konstantin Novoselov
Nobel Prize for Graphene
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for groundbreaking experiments on graphene's electronic properties.
2010, December · Saudi Arabia · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz
International Accord
It is released that Abdullah wanted all detainees released from the Guantanamo Bay prison to be tracked through an implanted microchip, according to the leaked diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks
2011, December 3rd · Nigeria · Blackburn · Sport · Football · Yakubu Aiyegbeni
Yakubu Scores Four Against Swansea
Yakubu scores four times in Blackburn's 4–2 Premier League win over Swansea City, showing his instinctive penalty-area finishing.
2011, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina, 2nd term
2011, December 12th · Tunisia · Tunis · Government · Government of Tunisia · Moncef Marzouki
Election of President
The Constituent Assembly elected Moncef Marzouki president of Tunisia.
2011, December 17th · North Korea · North Korea · Government · Government of North Korea · Kim Jong Il
Death of Kim Jong Il
Death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
2011, December 18th · Argentina · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
Club World Cup Final Double
Scores twice as Barcelona defeat Santos 4-0 to win the FIFA Club World Cup.
2011, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Iraq War · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Iraq Withdrawal
Marks the end of the U.S. military mission in Iraq.
2011, December 20th · Ghana · Accra · Government · Government of Ghana · John Atta Mills
Constitution Review Report Received
Mills receives the Constitution Review Commission's final report after a nationwide consultation examining possible reforms to Ghana's 1992 Constitution.
2011, December 24th · Tunisia · Tunis · Government · Government of Tunisia · Hamadi Jebali
Head of Government of Tunisia
Hamadi Jebali became head of government following the Constituent Assembly election.
2011, December 29th · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Government of North Korea · Kim Jong Un
Succession to Kim Jong Il
Is proclaimed supreme leader after Kim Jong Il dies.
2011, December · Great Britain · Brussels · Government · Coalition Government · David William Donald Cameron
EU Treaty Veto
Refuses to support proposed European treaty changes during negotiations over the eurozone crisis.
2012, December 5th · International · Online · Science · Astronomy
Andromeda Project Citizen Science Begins
Citizen-science volunteers begin classifying star clusters in PHAT imagery, extending the catalogue of stellar groupings visible across Andromeda's disk.
2012, December 7th · Ghana · Ghana · Government · Government of Ghana · John Dramani Mahama
Presidential Election Victory
Mahama wins the presidential election and receives a full elected mandate after previously assuming office through constitutional succession.
2012, December 10th · Mali · Bamako · Government · Government of Mali · Cheick Modibo Diarra
Forced Resignation
Diarra resigns after soldiers arrest him and interfere with the transitional authorities.
2012, December 11th · Mali · Bamako · Government · Government of Mali · Django Sissoko Cissoko
Appointment as Transitional Prime Minister
Traore appoints Cissoko to form a new transitional government.
2012, December 12th · North Korea · Sohae · Warfare · Missile Program · Kim Jong Un
Kwangmyongsong 3 Launch
North Korea launches a satellite into orbit.
2012, December 12th · Palestine · New York · Government · Government of Palestine · Mahmoud Abbas
State of Palestine UN Designation
Following the General Assembly vote, the Palestinian leadership informed the United Nations that the designation State of Palestine should be used in UN documents and meetings. Abbas was identified in that framework as President of the State of Palestine.
2012, December 12th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Shalom Bernanke
Treasury Purchases and Economic Threshold Guidance
The Federal Open Market Committee adds purchases of 45 billion dollars of longer-term Treasury securities per month and introduces explicit unemployment and inflation thresholds to help explain how long exceptionally low interest rates may remain appropriate.
2012, December 16th · Brazil · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Adenor Leonardo Bacchi Tite
Club World Cup Victory
Guides Corinthians to victory over Chelsea in the world final.
2012, December 19th · Great Britain · London · Government · Crown Prosecution Service · Keir Starmer
Interim Social Media Guidelines
Starmer publishes interim prosecution guidance covering communications made through social media.
2012, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Jarvis Cocker
After You Released by Pulp
Pulp release a newly completed version of After You, their first new recording in many years.
2013, December 4th · Luxembourg · Luxembourg · Government · Government of Luxembourg · Jean-Claude Juncker
End of Luxembourg Premiership
Juncker left office as prime minister after elections brought a coalition led by Xavier Bettel to power, ending nearly nineteen years at the head of Luxembourg’s government.
2013, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Geoffrey Howe
Privileges and Conduct Committee Service Ends
Completes seven years of service on the House of Lords Committee for Privileges and Conduct.
2013, December 5th · South Africa · Johannesburg · Politics · African National Congress · Nelson Mandela
Death of Nelson Mandela
Death of Nelson Mandela
2013, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Cosmology · Francois Englert
Higgs Mechanism Recognition
Receives recognition for the mechanism developed with Robert Brout.
2013, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Cosmology · Francois Englert
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for the theory of particle mass generation.
2013, December 10th · Belgium · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Francois Englert
Higgs Boson
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics after CERN measurements confirm a particle associated with the symmetry-breaking mechanism proposed in 1964.
2013, December 12th · Germany · Science · Astronomy · Lorenz Roth
Europa Water Vapor Plumes
Roth leads Hubble ultraviolet observations finding evidence for water-vapor plumes above Europa's south polar region.
2013, December 12th · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Government of North Korea · Kim Jong Un
Jang Song Thaek Purge
Purges and executes Jang Song Thaek.
2013, December 18th · India · New Delhi · Government · Congress Party · Manmohan Singh
Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act
Parliament passes the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act to create new anti-corruption oversight institutions.
2013, December 18th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Ben Shalom Bernanke
Asset Purchase Taper Begins
The Federal Open Market Committee decides to reduce the monthly pace of agency mortgage-backed securities and Treasury purchases beginning in January 2014, starting the gradual taper of its post-crisis quantitative-easing program.
2013, December 21st · Spain · Marrakesh · Sport · Football · Josep Guardiola
Club World Cup Win in Morocco
Josep Guardiola manages Bayern to a 2-0 victory over Raja Casablanca in the FIFA Club World Cup final.
2014, December 6th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Alan Stern
New Horizons
Controllers wake New Horizons from hibernation for the final time before its active Pluto encounter.
2014, December 10th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa
Appointment as Vice-President
Mnangagwa becomes Vice-President after Joice Mujuru's removal.
2014, December 16th · Sweden · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Hakan Svedhem
Venus Express Mission End
ESA ends Venus Express operations after fuel depletion following more than eight years of observations around Venus.
2014, December 20th · Spain · Marrakesh · Sport · Football · Sergio Ramos
Club World Cup Final Opening Goal
Scores the opening goal as Real Madrid defeat San Lorenzo 2-0 in the Club World Cup final.
2014, December 21st · Tunisia · Tunisia · Government · Government of Tunisia · Beji Caid Essebsi
Presidential Election, Second Round
Beji Caid Essebsi won the presidential runoff election.
2014, December 22nd · Argentina · Doha · Sport · Football · Gonzalo Higuaín
Higuaín Italian Super Cup Shootout
Higuaín scores twice in normal play against Juventus before Napoli win the Supercoppa Italiana on penalties under Benítez.
2014, December 22nd · Great Britain · Crawford · Arts · Music · Joe Cocker
Death of Joe Cocker
Dies in Crawford, Colorado, aged seventy.
2014, December 22nd · Spain · Doha · Sport · Football · Rafael Benítez
Napoli Wins Italian Super Cup
Benítez's Napoli defeat Juventus after a 2–2 draw and lengthy penalty shootout to secure the Italian Super Cup.
2014, December 30th · Palestine · New York · Government · Government of Palestine · Mahmoud Abbas
Security Council Statehood Resolution Bid
The Palestinian leadership pursued a draft Security Council resolution calling for an end to the Israeli occupation within a defined timetable. The proposal did not receive the votes required for adoption, but it marked another stage in Abbas's strategy of seeking international action on statehood.
2014, December 31st · Tunisia · Tunis · Government · Government of Tunisia · Beji Caid Essebsi
Inauguration of President
Beji Caid Essebsi was sworn in as president of Tunisia.
2015, December 2nd · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Syrian Civil War · David William Donald Cameron
Syria Airstrikes Vote
Wins Commons backing for UK airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria.
2015, December 5th · Algeria · Swansea · Sport · Football · Riyad Mahrez
Mahrez Hat-Trick Against Swansea
Mahrez scores three goals at Swansea as Leicester continue their remarkable Premier League rise under Ranieri.
2015, December 5th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Jeff Moore
Pluto
Highest-resolution images show erosion and faulting sculpting rugged badlands and a major canyon system in Pluto's northern terrain.
2015, December 7th · Japan · Venus · Science · Astronomy · Takeshi Imamura
Akatsuki Venus Orbit
Akatsuki successfully enters Venus orbit five years after its first failed insertion attempt.
2015, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Mauricio Macri
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina
2015, December 10th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Jeff Moore
Pluto
Close-up imagery reveals aligned pits in Pluto's nitrogen-rich ice, probably formed through fracturing and volatile-ice loss.
2015, December 16th · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Federal Reserve · Janet Louise Yellen
First Post-Crisis Federal Funds Rate Increase
The Federal Open Market Committee raises the federal funds target range to 0.25 to 0.50 percent, the first increase after seven years near zero and an important step in the normalization of monetary policy.
2015, December 16th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Patrick Kelly
Predicted Supernova Refsdal
Kelly helps predict and then identify the reappearance of gravitationally lensed Supernova Refsdal in Hubble images.
2015, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron
Brexit
The European Union Referendum Act receives royal assent.
2015, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron
EU Referendum Act
The European Union Referendum Act receives royal assent.
2015, December 17th · Libya · Skhirat · Government · Government of Libya · Fayez al-Sarraj
Libyan Political Agreement Signed
The agreement establishes a Presidency Council and framework for a Government of National Accord.
2015, December 17th · Portugal · London · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho
Second Chelsea Departure
Leaves Chelsea by mutual consent during his second spell at Stamford Bridge.
2015, December 20th · Uruguay · Yokohama · Sport · Football · Luis Suarez
Club World Cup Final Double
Scores twice as Barcelona defeat River Plate 3-0 to win the FIFA Club World Cup.
2015, December 26th · Argentina · Science · Physics · Gabriela Gonzalez
GW151226 Black Hole Merger
During her term as LIGO Scientific Collaboration spokesperson, LIGO records GW151226, its second confirmed gravitational-wave signal from merging stellar-mass black holes.
2015, December 26th · United States of America · LIGO Hanford and Livingston · Science · Astrophysics · David Reitze
GW151226 Detection
Advanced LIGO records GW151226 from two lower-mass black holes, providing a second robust direct gravitational-wave detection and showing that the first observation was not an isolated event.
2015, December · Great Britain · Paris · Government · Conservative Party Government · David William Donald Cameron
Paris Climate Agreement Support
Supports international efforts that culminate in the Paris Agreement on climate change.
2015, December · Japan · Vienna · Warfare · Nuclear · Yukiya Amano
Iran Past Issues Final Assessment
The IAEA issues its final assessment of past and present outstanding issues concerning Iran's nuclear programme.
2016, December 1st · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Douglas Hamilton
Sputnik Planitia
Research proposes that Pluto's nitrogen-rich Sputnik Planitia could have formed early and migrated as the dwarf planet's rotation evolved.
2016, December 6th · Libya · Sirte · Government · Government of Libya · Fayez al-Sarraj
Sirte Liberated from Islamic State
Forces aligned with the Government of National Accord complete the campaign for Sirte.
2016, December 7th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Theresa Mary May
Brexit
The government accepts Parliament will vote on the final Brexit deal.
2016, December 7th · Great Britain · House of Commons · Politics · Labour Party · Keir Starmer
Government Brexit Plan Motion
Starmer moves a motion demanding publication of the Government's Brexit plan.
2016, December 9th · Ghana · Accra · Government · Government of Ghana · John Dramani Mahama
Election Defeat Conceded
Mahama concedes defeat after the 2016 presidential election, reinforcing Ghana's tradition of peaceful democratic transfers between rival parties.
2016, December 18th · Lebanon · Baabda · Government · Government of Lebanon · Michel Aoun
Formation of Saad Hariri Government
A new thirty-member government headed by Saad Hariri is formed after consultations with President Michel Aoun, completing a major institutional step following the end of the presidential vacancy.
2016, December 23rd · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Nicolae Timofti
Presidency Ends
Timofti leaves office after one presidential term
2016, December 23rd · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Igor Dodon
President Takes Office
Igor Dodon becomes President after Moldova returns to direct presidential election
2016, December 25th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Vera Florence Cooper Rubin
Death of Vera Florence Cooper Rubin
Death of Vera Rubin
2016, December 31st · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph Kabila
Saint Sylvester Agreement
Government and opposition representatives agree on elections and transitional power-sharing.
2017, December 4th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Eric van der Burg
Acting Mayoral Term
Leaves office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.
2017, December 4th · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Government · Amsterdam Regency · Jozias van Aartsen
Acting Mayor of Amsterdam
Takes office as Acting Mayor of Amsterdam.
2017, December 5th · United States of America · Science · Astronomy · Alan Stern
Record-Distance KBO Imaging
New Horizons photographs Kuiper Belt objects 2012 HZ84 and 2012 HE85 from farther from Earth than any previous spacecraft image location.
2017, December 6th · Palestine · Ramallah · Government · Government of Palestine · Mahmoud Abbas
Rejection of US Jerusalem Recognition
Abbas rejected the United States decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital. He argued that the move disqualified Washington from serving as an impartial mediator and reaffirmed the Palestinian claim to East Jerusalem as the capital of a future state.
2017, December 6th · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
Jerusalem Recognition
Recognises Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
2017, December 8th · Great Britain · Brussels · Government · Conservative Party Government · Theresa Mary May
Brexit
Agrees the phase one joint report with the European Union.
2017, December 8th · Great Britain · Brussels · Government · Conservative Party Government · Theresa Mary May
Brexit
The UK and EU publish a joint report on phase one of Brexit negotiations.
2017, December 16th · Portugal · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Football · Cristiano Ronaldo
Club World Cup Final Winning Goal
Scores the only goal against Gremio as Real Madrid retain the Club World Cup.
2017, December 19th · Great Britain · Manchester · Government · Greater Manchester Government · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy
Homelessness Fund Reaches One Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Pounds
Burnham announces strong public support for the city-region homelessness fund.
2017, December 21st · Great Britain · Birmingham · Sport · Commonwealth Games · Andrew Street
Commonwealth Games Award
Birmingham is selected to host the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
2017, December 22nd · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Taxation · Donald Trump
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
The Act reduces the corporate tax rate and changes individual and business taxation.
2017, December 27th · Netherlands · Liverpool · Sport · Football · Virgil van Dijk
Liverpool Agrees Van Dijk Transfer
Liverpool agree to sign Van Dijk from Southampton, giving Klopp a central defender capable of organising the team from the back.
2017, December 28th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Kembo Campbell Dugish Mohadi
Appointment as Vice-President
Mohadi is appointed as one of Zimbabwe's two Vice-Presidents.
2017, December 28th · Zimbabwe · Harare · Government · Government of Zimbabwe · Constantino Guveya Dominic Chiwenga
Appointment as Vice-President
Chiwenga becomes Vice-President after retiring from military command.
2017, December · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Joachim Frank
Nobel Prize for Cryo-Electron Microscopy
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing cryo-electron microscopy for high-resolution biomolecular structures.
2017, December · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music · Jarvis Cocker
Sunday Service Ends
Ends his regular BBC Radio 6 Music Sunday Service after almost eight years.
2018, December 3rd · Croatia · Paris · Sport · Football · Luka Modric
Ballon d'Or Victory
Wins the 2018 Ballon d'Or after a year featuring Champions League success with Real Madrid.
2018, December 3rd · Great Britain · Geneva · Science · Physics · Mike Lamont
Large Hadron Collider Long Shutdown 2
Sees the Large Hadron Collider enter Long Shutdown 2 for major maintenance, consolidation and upgrades.
2018, December 3rd · Italy · Geneva · Science · Physics · Fabiola Gianotti
Large Hadron Collider Run 2 Completion
Marks the end of Large Hadron Collider Run 2 after four years of 13 TeV proton collisions and extensive heavy-ion running.
2018, December 9th · Argentina · Madrid · Sport · Football · Marcelo Gallardo
River Plate Libertadores Title Manager
Manages River Plate to Copa Libertadores victory over Boca Juniors in the second leg of the historic final in Madrid.
2018, December 10th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Theresa Mary May
Brexit
Postpones the first meaningful vote on the Withdrawal Agreement.
2018, December 10th · Great Britain · Luxembourg · Politics · Brexit · Joanna Cherry
Wightman Case
Wins ruling that Article 50 can be revoked unilaterally.
2018, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Theresa Mary May
Brexit
Survives a Conservative confidence vote over her Brexit leadership.
2018, December 13th · Yemen · Stockholm · Government · Government of Yemen · Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi
Hodeidah Ceasefire Framework
The accord addresses Hodeidah, prisoners and Taiz.
2018, December 13th · Yemen · Stockholm · Government · Government of Yemen · Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi
Stockholm Agreement
His government signs the Stockholm Agreement with the Houthis.
2018, December 18th · Portugal · Manchester · Sport · Football · Jose Mourinho
Manchester United Departure
Leaves Manchester United after two and a half seasons in charge.
2018, December 22nd · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
Government Shutdown Over Wall
Triggers a partial government shutdown over border wall funding.
2018, December 30th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Congo · Government · Government of the Congo · Joseph Kabila
General Election Held before Transfer of Power
Oversees the national election that begins the transition away from his eighteen-year presidency.
2019, December 1st · Ethiopia · Addis Ababa · Government · Government of Ethiopia · Abiy Ahmed
Prosperity Party
Launches the Prosperity Party to replace the EPRDF coalition.
2019, December 2nd · Argentina · Paris · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
Sixth Ballon d'Or
Wins a sixth Ballon d'Or while serving as Barcelona captain.
2019, December 4th · United States of America · London · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
NATO London Meeting
Attends NATO leaders’ meeting marking alliance anniversary.
2019, December 4th · United States of America · Inner Heliosphere · Science · Astronomy · Justin Kasper
Solar Wind Switchback Results
Reports that Parker Solar Probe detects abundant magnetic switchbacks accompanied by rapid plasma flows, revealing unexpected structure and turbulence in the young solar wind.
2019, December 6th · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music · Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend
WHO Album
Release WHO, their first studio album since Endless Wire.
2019, December 9th · Ukraine · Paris · Government · Government of Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Normandy Summit
Meets the leaders of France, Germany and Russia at the first Normandy summit since 2016.
2019, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Alberto Angel Fernandez
President of Argentina
Inaugurated as President of Argentina.
2019, December 10th · Austria · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Peter Handke
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Literature.
2019, December 10th · Canada · Stockholm · Science · Astronomy · James Edward Peebles
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology.
2019, December 10th · Ethiopia · Oslo · Government · Government of Ethiopia · Abiy Ahmed
Nobel Peace Prize
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to resolve conflict with Eritrea.
2019, December 10th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Antti Rinne
Government Ends
His government ends in Helsinki, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Finland.
2019, December 10th · Finland · Helsinki · Government · Government of Finland · Sanna Marin
Prime Minister
Becomes Prime Minister of Finland.
2019, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · M Stanley Whittingham
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on lithium-ion batteries.
2019, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Peter Ratcliffe
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries on cellular oxygen sensing.
2019, December 10th · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Akira Yoshino
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on lithium-ion batteries.
2019, December 10th · Mexico · Mexico City · Government · Government of Mexico · Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
USMCA
Supports the revised North American trade agreement with the United States and Canada.
2019, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Gregg Semenza
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries on cellular oxygen sensing.
2019, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · William Kaelin
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries on cellular oxygen sensing.
2019, December 11th · Saudi Arabia · Riyadh · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud
Saudi Aramco Listed
Supports the public listing of Saudi Aramco under Vision 2030.
2019, December 11th · Saudi Arabia · Riyadh · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Amin Nasser
Saudi Aramco Listed
Leads Saudi Aramco as its shares begin trading on Tadawul.
2019, December 11th · Saudi Arabia · Riyadh · Government · Government of Saudi Arabia · Mohammed bin Salman
Aramco IPO
Saudi Aramco begins trading after the world's largest initial public offering.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
General Election - General Election
Wins a Conservative majority on the slogan Get Brexit Done.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
General Election Election Outcome
General election outcome recorded for Boris Johnson: Wins a Conservative majority on the slogan Get Brexit Done.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
General Election Government
Government context for this general election: Wins a Conservative majority on the slogan Get Brexit Done.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
General Election
Wins a Conservative majority on the slogan Get Brexit Done.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party · Jeremy Corbyn
General Election
Leads Labour to defeat in the general election.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party · Keir Starmer
Third Parliamentary Election Victory
Starmer is re-elected for Holborn and St Pancras at the general election.
2019, December 12th · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Liberal Democrats · Jo Swinson
General Election
Loses her seat in the general election.
2019, December 12th · Scotland · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · Nicola Sturgeon
General Election - General Election
Leads the SNP to major gains in Scotland at the general election.
2019, December 12th · Scotland · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · Nicola Sturgeon
General Election Election Outcome
General election outcome recorded for Nicola Sturgeon: Leads the SNP to major gains in Scotland at the general election.
2019, December 12th · Scotland · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · Nicola Sturgeon
General Election Government
Government context for this general election: Leads the SNP to major gains in Scotland at the general election.
2019, December 12th · Scotland · Scotland · Government · Government of Scotland · Nicola Sturgeon
General Election
Leads the SNP to major gains in Scotland at the general election.
2019, December 18th · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Government of United States of America · Donald Trump
Impeachment
Is impeached by the House of Representatives.
2019, December 18th · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
First Impeachment Vote
Is impeached by the House of Representatives.
2019, December 18th · United States of America · Washington DC · Politics · Democratic Party · Nancy Pelosi
Impeachment
Presides over the House during the impeachment of Donald Trump.
2019, December 19th · Algeria · Algiers · Government · Government of Algeria · Abdelmadjid Tebboune
President of Algeria
Takes office as President of Algeria.
2019, December 20th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
Withdrawal Agreement Bill
The Withdrawal Agreement Bill passes second reading after the Conservative election victory.
2019, December 20th · Spain · London · Sport · Football · Mikel Arteta
Arsenal Appointment
Becomes Arsenal head coach after assisting Pep Guardiola.
2019, December 20th · Spain · London · Sport · Football · Mikel Arteta
First Senior Management Role
Begins his first senior managerial appointment.
2019, December 21st · Brazil · Doha · Sport · Football · Roberto Firmino
Firmino Scores Club World Cup Winner
Firmino strikes in extra time against Flamengo to give Liverpool its first FIFA Club World Cup title under Klopp.
2019, December 21st · Egypt · Doha · Sport · Football · Mohamed Salah
FIFA Club World Cup
Starts the final as Liverpool defeat Flamengo after extra time to become FIFA Club World Cup champions for the first time.
2019, December 23rd · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Council of Ministers · Zoran Tegeltija
Chairman Takes Office
Zoran Tegeltija becomes Chairman of the Council of Ministers
2019, December 29th · Norway · Dortmund · Sport · Football · Erling Haaland
Dortmund Announces Signing
Borussia Dortmund announced the signing of Haaland from Salzburg, bringing the Norwegian striker to Germany for the second half of the season.
2019, December 29th · Ukraine · Boryspil · Government · Government of Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
December Prisoner Release
Welcomes seventy-six Ukrainians returning from detention after agreements reached at the Normandy summit.
2019, December 31st · China · Beijing · Government · Government of China · Xi Jinping
COVID-19
Chinese authorities report pneumonia cases of unknown cause in Wuhan to the World Health Organization.
2019, December · Great Britain · Greater Manchester · Government · Greater Manchester Government · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy
Rough Sleeping Reduction
Burnham announces that recorded rough sleeping has fallen thirty-seven percent in one year.
2019, December · Norway · Austria · Sport · Football · Erling Haaland
Austria Footballer of the Year
Haaland was named Austria’s Footballer of the Year after an exceptional run of performances and goals for Red Bull Salzburg.
2019, December · Syria · Damascus · Government · Government of Syria · Bashar al-Assad
Idlib Offensive
Syrian government forces intensify operations in the Idlib region.
2020, December 2nd · Germany · Mainz · Science · Medicine · Ozlem Tureci
COVID-19
BioNTech's vaccine receives emergency authorisation in the United Kingdom.
2020, December 2nd · Germany · Mainz · Science · Medicine · Ugur Sahin
COVID-19
The United Kingdom authorises the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.
2020, December 7th · Ghana · Ghana · Government · Government of Ghana · Nana Akufo-Addo
Presidential Re-Election Victory
Akufo-Addo wins re-election in the 2020 presidential contest and secures a second constitutional term in office.
2020, December 10th · Morocco · Rabat · Government · Government of Morocco · Mohammed VI
Israel Normalisation
Agrees to normalise relations with Israel as part of a United States brokered arrangement.
2020, December 11th · United States of America · Jupiter · Science · Astronomy · Scott Bolton
Deep Jupiter Hot Spots
Juno observations show Jupiter's equatorial hot spots are wider and deeper than earlier models suggested.
2020, December 11th · United States of America · New York · Science · Medicine · Albert Bourla
COVID-19
The United States authorises the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use.
2020, December 11th · United States of America · New York · Science · Medicine · Albert Bourla
Pfizer BioNTech Vaccine
The United States authorises the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use.
2020, December 14th · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
Electoral College Certification
Electoral College votes confirm Joe Biden’s victory.
2020, December 14th · United States of America · Washington DC · Government · Republican Party Government · Donald Trump
Electoral College
The Electoral College confirms Joe Biden's presidential victory.
2020, December 14th · United States of America · Wilmington · Politics · Democratic Party · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Electoral College Vote
Electoral College confirms his presidential victory.
2020, December 21st · Hong Kong · Hong Kong · Government · Government of Hong Kong · Carrie Lam
Fourth Anti-Epidemic Fund Approved
Legislative Council funding approval enables the Government to implement a fourth round of targeted Anti-epidemic Fund relief for sectors hit by restrictions.
2020, December 22nd · Argentina · Valladolid · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
One Club Scoring Record
Scores his 644th Barcelona goal to surpass Pele's recognised goals total for a single club.
2020, December 24th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David Frost
Trade Agreement Negotiated
Concludes negotiations on the UK EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement.
2020, December 24th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
Trade and Cooperation Agreement
The UK and EU agree the Trade and Cooperation Agreement before the transition ends.
2020, December 24th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Igor Dodon
Presidency Ends
Dodon leaves office after losing the 2020 presidential election
2020, December 24th · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Maia Sandu
President Takes Office
Maia Sandu becomes President after winning the 2020 presidential election
2020, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · Boris Johnson
Transition Period Ends
The Brexit transition period ends and new UK EU trading rules begin.
2020, December 31st · Moldova · Chisinau · Government · Republic of Moldova · Aureliu Ciocoi
Acting Prime Minister Takes Office
Aureliu Ciocoi becomes acting Prime Minister after Chicu resigns
2021, December 9th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Sebastian Pinera Echenique
Equal Marriage Law
Promulgates legislation establishing marriage equality for same-sex couples.
2021, December 9th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Summit for Democracy
Hosts the first Summit for Democracy.
2021, December 10th · Canada · Arts · Popular Music · Neil Young
Barn
Releases Barn with Crazy Horse, recorded in a restored nineteenth-century barn.
2021, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Benjamin List
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing asymmetric organocatalysis.
2021, December 10th · Germany · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Klaus Hasselmann
Nobel Prize in Physics
Is honoured for climate modelling that connected weather variability with long-term climate change.
2021, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Abdulrazak Gurnah
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is honoured for writing about colonialism and the refugee experience between cultures and continents.
2021, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · David W C MacMillan
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing asymmetric organocatalysis.
2021, December 10th · Italy · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Giorgio Parisi
Nobel Prize in Physics
Is honoured for discovering how disorder and fluctuations interact in complex physical systems.
2021, December 10th · Japan · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Syukuro Manabe
Nobel Prize in Physics
Is honoured for climate modelling that quantified variability and helped predict global warming.
2021, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Ardem Patapoutian
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discoveries of receptors involved in temperature and touch.
2021, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · David Julius
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discoveries of receptors involved in temperature and touch.
2021, December 15th · Ukraine · Brussels · Government · Government of Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Eastern Partnership Summit
Attends the Eastern Partnership summit and presses European leaders over Russian military pressure.
2021, December 17th · Czech Republic · Prague · Government · Czech Republic · Petr Fiala
Fiala Government
Forms a centre-right coalition government.
2021, December 18th · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government · David Frost
Brexit
Resigns as Brexit minister.
2021, December 19th · Hong Kong · Hong Kong · Government · Government of Hong Kong · Carrie Lam
Legislative Council Election under New System
Hong Kong holds its first Legislative Council general election under the restructured electoral system introduced earlier in the year.
2022, December 2nd · Switzerland · Doha · Sport · Football · Remo Freuler
Decisive Strike Sends Swiss Through
Remo Freuler scores Switzerland’s third goal against Serbia in a 3-2 victory that secures progression to the World Cup round of sixteen.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Bukayo Saka
Saka Finishes England Third Against Senegal
Bukayo Saka delicately lifts a finish over Senegal’s goalkeeper after Phil Foden’s delivery, completing England’s 3-0 round-of-16 victory.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Harry Kane
Kane Opens Tournament Scoring Against Senegal
Harry Kane finishes a rapid counterattack just before half-time against Senegal, scoring his first goal at the 2022 World Cup.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Phil Foden
Foden Creates Saka Knockout Goal
Phil Foden provides the ball for Bukayo Saka’s second-half goal against Senegal, helping England seal a place in the World Cup quarter-finals.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Jordan Pickford
Pickford Senegal Knockout Clean Sheet
Jordan Pickford keeps Senegal scoreless in the round of 16, including a key first-half save before England establish control of the match.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Jordan Henderson
Henderson Opens Scoring Against Senegal
Jordan Henderson runs into the penalty area and finishes a pass from Jude Bellingham, putting England ahead in their World Cup round-of-16 match against Senegal.
2022, December 4th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Jude Bellingham
Bellingham Sets Up Senegal Opener
Jude Bellingham advances down the left and squares the ball to Jordan Henderson, creating the first goal of England’s knockout-stage victory over Senegal.
2022, December 5th · Ghana · Accra · Government · Government of Ghana · Nana Akufo-Addo
Domestic Debt Exchange Programme Announced
The government launches a domestic debt exchange as part of efforts to restore debt sustainability during Ghana's severe fiscal and financial crisis.
2022, December 5th · Great Britain · London · Politics · Constitutional Reform · James Gordon Brown
A New Britain Report
Brown presents proposals for devolution, economic renewal and reform of central government.
2022, December 6th · Morocco · Al Rayyan · Sport · Football · Achraf Hakimi
Winning Penalty Against Spain
Converts the decisive penalty as Morocco eliminate Spain and reach the quarter-finals.
2022, December 6th · Portugal · Lusail · Sport · Football · Goncalo Ramos
World Cup Hat-Trick
Scores three goals in Portugal's victory over Switzerland.
2022, December 8th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Brittney Griner Exchange
Announces Brittney Griner's release from Russia.
2022, December 9th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Emiliano Martinez
World Cup Quarter-Final Shootout Saves
Saves two Netherlands penalties as Argentina win their World Cup quarter-final shootout.
2022, December 10th · Austria · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Anton Zeilinger
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for experiments with entangled photons and advances in quantum information science.
2022, December 10th · Denmark · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Morten Meldal
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.
2022, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Annie Ernaux
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is honoured for examining memory, estrangement, and collective restraints with courage and precision.
2022, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Alain Aspect
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for experiments with entangled photons and advances in quantum information science.
2022, December 10th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Harry Kane
Kane Equalises From Penalty Against France
Harry Kane converts England’s first penalty against France to make the score 1-1 in the World Cup quarter-final at Al Bayt Stadium.
2022, December 10th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Harry Kane
Kane Misses Late Quarter-Final Penalty
Harry Kane sends England’s second penalty over the crossbar against France, leaving his side trailing 2-1 before their elimination from the 2022 World Cup.
2022, December 10th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Bukayo Saka
Saka Wins First Penalty Against France
Bukayo Saka is fouled by Aurelien Tchouameni inside the France penalty area, giving Harry Kane the chance to equalise from the spot.
2022, December 10th · Great Britain · Al Khor · Sport · Football · Mason Mount
Mount Wins Second Penalty Against France
Mason Mount is pushed by Theo Hernandez in the French penalty area, and a video review awards England a second penalty late in the quarter-final.
2022, December 10th · Sweden · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Svante Paabo
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Receives the medicine prize for discoveries concerning extinct hominin genomes and human evolution.
2022, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Carolyn R Bertozzi
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.
2022, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · K Barry Sharpless
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for click chemistry and bioorthogonal chemistry.
2022, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · John F Clauser
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for experiments with entangled photons and tests of Bell inequalities.
2022, December 13th · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Respect for Marriage Act
Signs the Respect for Marriage Act.
2022, December 17th · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland · Leo Varadkar
Second Taoiseach Term
Returns as Taoiseach under the coalition government's agreed rotation of the office.
2022, December 17th · Tunisia · Tunisia · Government · Government of Tunisia
Legislative Election, First Round
Tunisia held the first round of legislative elections under the 2022 Constitution.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
World Cup Winner
Lionel Messi lifts his first World Cup after Argentina draws 3-3 with France and wins the 2022 final on penalties in Lusail.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Cristian Romero
World Cup Winner
Cristian Romero starts at centre-back for Argentina in the 2022 final against France. His assertive tackling contributes to a dramatic title victory decided by penalties.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Gonzalo Montiel
World Cup Winner
Gonzalo Montiel scores Argentina's fourth penalty in the shootout against France, securing the nation's third World Cup title.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Nahuel Molina
World Cup Winner
Nahuel Molina occupies Argentina’s right-back position during the 2022 final. His forward runs and defensive recoveries support a team that becomes champion for the third time.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Nicolás Otamendi
World Cup Winner
Nicolás Otamendi brings experience to Argentina’s back line during the 2022 championship match. He plays through the extraordinary shifts of momentum as France forces extra time.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Nicolás Tagliafico
World Cup Winner
Nicolás Tagliafico starts at left-back in Argentina’s 2022 final victory and contributes energetic marking along the flank. He helps contain French advances before being substituted.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Julián Álvarez
World Cup Winner
Julián Álvarez supplies intelligent runs alongside Messi during Argentina’s 2022 title campaign. The young striker starts the final after scoring four times earlier in the tournament.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Lionel Messi
Lionel Messi scored twice against France and converted in the shootout as Argentina won a dramatic final following a 3–3 draw.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Lionel Messi
2022 Golden Ball
Wins the Golden Ball after leading Argentina to the World Cup title.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Ángel Di María
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Ángel Di María
Ángel Di María finished an outstanding team move to put Argentina two goals ahead before France’s dramatic comeback.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Emiliano Martinez
2022 Golden Glove
Wins the Golden Glove after Argentina's championship campaign.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Emiliano Martínez
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Emiliano Martínez
Emiliano Martínez saved a late one-on-one opportunity and then a shootout penalty to help Argentina secure the trophy.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Emiliano Martínez
World Cup Winner
Emiliano Martínez blocks Randal Kolo Muani's late extra-time attempt and later saves a penalty in the shootout against France.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Lionel Scaloni
Argentina World Cup Title Manager
Coaches Argentina to its third FIFA World Cup title.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Lionel Scaloni
World Cup Winner
Lionel Scaloni manages Argentina to the 2022 world championship after the team recovers from an opening loss and defeats France in the final shootout.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Alexis Mac Allister
World Cup Winner
Alexis Mac Allister releases Ángel Di María with a measured pass during Argentina's flowing second goal against France in the World Cup final.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Enzo Fernández
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Enzo Fernández
Enzo Fernández linked Argentina’s midfield and attack as the team recovered from losing a two-goal lead to beat France on penalties.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Enzo Fernández
World Cup Winner
Enzo Fernández gives Argentina mobility and control in central midfield during the 2022 final. His performances across the tournament earn him the young player award alongside a championship medal.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Rodrigo De Paul
World Cup Winner
Rodrigo De Paul presses relentlessly and supports Lionel Messi during Argentina’s 2022 World Cup victory. He starts the final and gives the midfield essential endurance against France.
2022, December 18th · Argentina · Lusail · Sport · Football · Ángel Di María
World Cup Winner
Ángel Di María finishes a sweeping Argentine counterattack to put his team 2-0 ahead against France in the first half of the 2022 final.
2022, December 18th · France · Lusail · Sport · Football · Kingsley Coman
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Kingsley Coman
Kingsley Coman entered as a substitute and helped France fight back, but his penalty was saved in the decisive shootout.
2022, December 18th · France · Qatar · Sport · Football · Kylian Mbappe
Eight-Goal Qatar 2022 Golden Boot
Scores eight goals for France, including three in the final, to win the Golden Boot.
2022, December 18th · France · Lusail · Sport · Football · Kylian Mbappe
World Cup Final Hat-Trick
Scores three goals against Argentina, becoming the second player with a World Cup final hat-trick.
2022, December 18th · France · Lusail · Sport · Football · Randal Kolo Muani
2022 FIFA World Cup Final - Randal Kolo Muani
Randal Kolo Muani won France’s first penalty and later saw an extra-time chance saved before converting in the shootout.
2022, December 21st · Ukraine · Washington · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Washington Visit
Visits Washington and addresses the United States Congress during his first wartime trip abroad.
2022, December 21st · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Patriot Air Defense
Announces Patriot air defense support during Zelenskyy's Washington visit.
2022, December 23rd · Great Britain · Manchester · Government · Greater Manchester Government · Andrew Murray Burnham Andy
First Franchised Bus Contracts
Burnham announces operators for the first locally controlled Bee Network bus services.
2022, December 29th · Brazil · São Paulo · Sport · Football · Edson Arantes do Nascimento Pelé
Death of Three Time World Champion
Pelé died aged eighty-two, prompting tributes around the world to a player renowned for three World Cup victories.
2022, December 31st · Great Britain · London · Politics · Conservative Party · Nigel Lawson
House of Lords Membership Ends
Ends his recorded membership of the House of Lords after three decades as Lord Lawson of Blaby and a longer parliamentary career beginning in 1974.
2023, December 6th · Argentina · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Emiliano Martínez
Martínez Clean Sheet Against City
Martínez preserves a clean sheet against Manchester City while Villa restrict the champions to very few opportunities.
2023, December 6th · Jamaica · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Leon Bailey
Bailey Winner Against Manchester City
Bailey's deflected shot beats Ederson as Aston Villa defeat Manchester City 1–0, demonstrating their growth under Emery.
2023, December 8th · Canada · Arts · Popular Music · Neil Young
Before and After
Releases Before and After, reworking older songs in a continuous solo acoustic sequence.
2023, December 9th · Brazil · Birmingham · Sport · Football · Douglas Luiz
Douglas Luiz Scores Against Arsenal
Douglas Luiz anchors Villa's midfield as Emery's team overcome Arsenal 1–0, extending an outstanding run of Premier League home victories.
2023, December 9th · Egypt · Selhurst Park · Sport · Football · Mohamed Salah
200 Liverpool Goals
Scores against Crystal Palace to reach 200 goals for Liverpool, becoming only the fifth player in club history to achieve the milestone.
2023, December 10th · Argentina · Buenos Aires · Government · Government of Argentina · Javier Gerardo Milei
President of Argentina
Appointed President of Argentina
2023, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Anne LHuillier
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for methods producing attosecond light pulses to study electron dynamics.
2023, December 10th · France · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Pierre Agostini
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for methods producing attosecond light pulses to study electron dynamics.
2023, December 10th · Hungary · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Katalin Kariko
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for mRNA modifications enabling effective COVID-19 vaccines.
2023, December 10th · Hungary · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Ferenc Krausz
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for methods producing attosecond light pulses to study electron dynamics.
2023, December 10th · Norway · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Jon Fosse
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is honoured for innovative plays and prose that give voice to the unsayable.
2023, December 10th · Russia · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Aleksey Yekimov
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for discovering and synthesising quantum dots.
2023, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Louis E Brus
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for discovering and synthesising quantum dots.
2023, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Moungi G Bawendi
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for discovering and synthesising quantum dots.
2023, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Drew Weissman
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for mRNA modifications enabling effective COVID-19 vaccines.
2023, December 14th · Ukraine · Kyiv · Government · Government of Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
EU Accession Talks Decision
Welcomes the European Council decision to open European Union accession negotiations with Ukraine.
2023, December 17th · Chile · Santiago · Government · Government of Chile · Gabriel Boric Font
Second Constitutional Referendum
Accepts the referendum result rejecting the second proposed constitutional text.
2023, December 20th · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Congo · Government · Government of the Congo · Felix-Antoine Tshisekedi
Re-Election to Second Presidential Term
Wins a second presidential term in the national election held amid opposition challenges and logistical problems.
2023, December 24th · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan · Bisher Al-Khasawneh
State Visit
Al-Khasawneh participates in state visit connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
2023, December 30th · United States of America · Io · Science · Astronomy · Scott Bolton
Io Flyby
Juno begins very close flybys of volcanic Io.
2023, December 30th · United States of America · Io · Science · Astronomy · Scott Bolton
Juno First Close Io Flyby
Juno passes close to Io, obtaining detailed views and measurements of its volcanic surface.
2024, December 1st · Germany · Science · Astronomy · Johannes Benkhoff
BepiColombo Mercury Flyby
BepiColombo completes its fifth Mercury flyby and passes the planet at a substantially higher altitude than earlier encounters.
2024, December 1st · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Hunter Biden Pardon
Pardons his son Hunter Biden.
2024, December 5th · Great Britain · Buckinghamshire · Government · Labour Party Government · Keir Starmer
Plan for Change
Starmer publishes measurable milestones for growth, housing, policing, energy, education and health.
2024, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · Demis Hassabis
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for predicting protein structures.
2024, December 10th · Great Britain · Stockholm · Science · Physics · Geoffrey Hinton
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for foundational work enabling machine learning with artificial neural networks.
2024, December 10th · South Korea · Stockholm · Arts · Literature · Han Kang
Nobel Prize in Literature
Is honoured for poetic prose confronting historical trauma and the fragility of human life.
2024, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · David Baker
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Receives part of the chemistry prize for computational protein design.
2024, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Chemistry · John Jumper
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Shares the chemistry prize for predicting protein structures.
2024, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Gary Ruvkun
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discovering microRNA and its role in gene regulation.
2024, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Medicine · Victor Ambros
Nobel Prize in Medicine
Shares the medicine prize for discovering microRNA and its role in gene regulation.
2024, December 10th · United States of America · Stockholm · Science · Physics · John J Hopfield
Nobel Prize in Physics
Shares the physics prize for foundational work enabling machine learning with artificial neural networks.
2024, December 12th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Wes Streeting
Ten Year Health Plan Working Groups
Tasking statements establish eleven working groups to develop policy options on prevention, access, equity, workforce, finance, technology, infrastructure and NHS reform.
2024, December 16th · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada · Chrystia Freeland
Resignation of Chrystia Freeland
Resigns from cabinet after serving as deputy prime minister and finance minister.
2024, December 17th · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Keir Starmer
Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill
The Government introduces legislation covering child protection, school standards and breakfast clubs.
2024, December 18th · Brazil · Lusail · Sport · Football · Rodrygo Goes
Intercontinental Cup Final Second Goal
Scores Real Madrid's second goal in the 3-0 Intercontinental Cup final victory over Pachuca.
2024, December 18th · Brazil · Lusail · Sport · Football · Vinicius Jose Paixao de Oliveira Junior Vinicius Junior
Intercontinental Cup Final Penalty
Converts a penalty to complete Real Madrid's 3-0 Intercontinental Cup final victory over Pachuca.
2024, December 18th · France · Lusail · Sport · Football · Kylian Mbappe
Intercontinental Cup Final Opening Goal
Scores the opening goal as Real Madrid defeat Pachuca 3-0 in the Intercontinental Cup final.
2024, December 18th · Italy · Lusail · Sport · Football · Carlo Ancelotti
Ninth World Championship
Coaches Real Madrid to victory over Pachuca as the club secure their ninth world championship.
2024, December 21st · Iceland · Reykjavik · Government · Government of Iceland · Kristrun Frostadottir
Kristrun Frostadottir Government Formed
Kristrun Frostadottir forms a coalition government of the Social Democratic Alliance, Liberal Reform Party and People's Party after the November election.
2024, December 23rd · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government · Joseph Robinette Biden Jr
Federal Death Sentences Commuted
Commutes most federal death sentences.
2024, December 30th · India · Sriharikota · Science · Technology · S. Somanath
SpaDeX Launch
The two SpaDeX spacecraft launch during S. Somanath's tenure to demonstrate rendezvous and docking technologies in orbit.
2024, December · United States of America · Io · Science · Astronomy · Scott Bolton
Io Tidal Heating Constraint
Juno flyby data indicate Io's volcanic heat is not concentrated in a single shallow global magma ocean.
2025, December 7th · Great Britain · Abu Dhabi · Sport · Formula One · Lando Norris
Formula One World Championship
Wins the Formula One drivers' championship.
2025, December 8th · Ukraine · London · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War · Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Revised Peace Plan
Says Ukraine will share a revised twenty-point peace plan with the United States after talks with European leaders.
2025, December 12th · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Serdar Berdymukhamedov
Reform Speech
Serdar suggests political reforms while continuing as President and head of government
2025, December 12th · Turkmenistan · Ashgabat · Government · Republic of Turkmenistan · Serdar Berdymukhamedov
Neutrality Anniversary Leadership
Serdar marks the thirtieth anniversary of Turkmenistan's permanent neutrality as President
2025, December · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government · Keir Starmer
Third Quarter GDP Growth
ONS reports that real GDP grew by 0.1 percent in the third quarter of 2025.