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October 10 in History

This permanent archive page contains 178 World History Database records for October 10, spanning 19 to 2023. Recorded topics include Death of Germanicus; Siege of Mountsorrel; Death of Henry de Beaumont.

Total: 178Events: 159Births: 3Deaths: 10Battles: 6Countries: 32

Events on October 10

Siege of Mountsorrel

1217 · Henry de Beaumont · England · Mountsorrel · Warfare · England War

Fights for Henry III at the Siege of Mountsorrel

Marriage

1361 · Edward the Black Prince · England · Windsor Castle · House · House of Plantagenet

Marries Joan, the "fair maid of Kent"

Smallpox Illness

1562 · Elizabeth I · England · Hampton Court · Government · Government of England

Elizabeth falls dangerously ill with smallpox and the succession becomes urgent

Capitulation of Breda

1637 · Frederick Henry of Orange · Netherlands · Breda · Warfare · Eighty Years' War

Frederick Henry accepted Breda's capitulation and allowed the garrison an honourable withdrawal.

Arrest of Rupert of the Rhine

1638 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Vloto · Warfare · Military

Captured by the Imperial forces during Charles Louis invasion of the Palatinate

Arrest of Rupert of the Rhine

1638 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Linz · Warfare · Military

Imprisoned at Linz Castle, 1638-1641

Invasion of Palatinate

1638 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Vloto · Warfare · Military

Captured by the Imperial forces during Charles Louis invasion of the Palatinate

Siege of Bolingbroke Castle

1643 · John Henderson · Scotland · Bolingbroke Castle · Warfare · Civil War

Defeated by Cromwell, Fairfax & Manchester, fails to relieve Bolingbroke Castle

Declaration of War

1733 · Louis XV · France · Warfare · Polish Succession

France declares war on the Holy Roman Empire

Exile of George II

1737 · George II · Great Britain · London · House · House of Hanover

Exiles the Prince of Wales from Court in anger with his collaboration with opposition

Church Property Proposal

1789 · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Talleyrand proposed placing church property at the disposal of the nation to address the state's financial crisis.

King of the French Title

1789 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

The evolving constitutional settlement recast Louis XVI as King of the French rather than ruler solely by dynastic right.

Reform of Civil Liberties

1789 · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord · France · Autun · Revolution · Revolution of France

Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord Benevente proposed to issue assignats to be payed for by the confiscation of Church property.

Reform of Civil Liberties

1789 · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord · France · Autun · Revolution · Revolution of France

Proposes to issue assignats to be payed for by the confiscation of Church property

Reform of Revolutionary Currency

1790 · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord · France · Autun · Revolution · Revolution of France

Assignats become legal tender

Reform of Revolutionary Currency

1790 · Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Perigord · France · Autun · Revolution · Revolution of France

Assignats become legal tender.

Revolutionary Government Report

1793 · Louis Antoine Saint-Just · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Saint-Just reported for suspending the 1793 Constitution and maintaining revolutionary government until peace.

Arrest of Tadeusz Kosciuszko

1794 · Tadeusz Kosciuszko · Poland · Maciejowice · Warfare · Military

Suvorov crushes the Polish rebel army & takes the leader, Kosciuszko, prisoner

Arrest of Tadeusz Kosciuszko

1794 · Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov · Russia · Maciejowice · Warfare · Military

Arrests the rebel Polish leader, Kosciuszko, at the Battle of Maciejowice

Assault on Constantine

1837 · Charles-Marie Denys de Damremont · France · Constantine · Warfare · Algerian War

Directs siege operations before being killed during the final assault.

Second Siege of Constantine

1837 · Charles-Marie Denys de Damremont · France · Constantine · Warfare · Algerian War

Commands the French expedition beginning the second siege of Constantine.

Screw Propulsion Report Submitted

1840 · Isambard Kingdom Brunel · Great Britain · Bristol · Science · Civil Engineering

Brunel submits a detailed report recommending screw propulsion instead of paddle wheels for the new Great Britain.

Discovery of Triton

1846 · William Lassell · Great Britain · Science · Astronomy

Lassell discovers Triton, Neptune's largest moon, only seventeen days after Neptune itself is identified as a planet.

Quebec Conference

1864 · George-Etienne Cartier · Canada · Quebec · Government · Government of Canada

Defends provincial powers during the Quebec Conference.

Quebec Conference

1864 · John Alexander Macdonald · Canada · Quebec · Government · Government of Canada

Helps draft the Quebec Resolutions for Confederation.

Patience at the Savoy Theatre

1881 · Arthur Sullivan · Great Britain · London · Arts · Classical Music

Patience transfers to the newly opened Savoy Theatre.

Savoy Opera Transfer

1881 · Arthur Sullivan · Great Britain · London · Arts · Classical Music

Sullivan's opera helps inaugurate D'Oyly Carte's new electric-lit theatre.

Burial

1891 · Charles Stewart Parnell · Great Britain · Glasnevin · Politics · Irish Party

Burial of Charles Stewart Parnell

Declaration of War

1899 · Paulus Kruger · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence

Independence of South Africa

1899 · Paulus Kruger · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence

Independence of Transvaal

1899 · Paulus Kruger · South Africa · Transvaal · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence

WPSU

1903 · Christabel Pankhurst · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · WPSU

Helps found the Womens Political & Social Union, daughter of Emily Pankhurst

WPSU

1903 · Emily Pankhurst · Great Britain · Manchester · Politics · WPSU

Founds the Womens Political & Social Union to campaign for female emancipation

Abdication

1911 · Hsuan Tung · China · Revolution · Revolution of China

A Kuomingtang revolt under Sun Yat-Sen overthrows the last Emperor of the Manchu Dynasty

Coup

1911 · Hsuan Tung · China · Revolution · Revolution of China

A Kuomingtang revolt under Sun Yat-Sen overthrows the last Emperor of the Manchu Dynasty

Prime Minister of Canada

1911 · Robert Laird Borden · Canada · Ottawa · Government · Government of Canada

Forms a Conservative government after the reciprocity election.

Reballion of Kuomingtang

1911 · Hsuan Tung · China · Revolution · Revolution of China

A Kuomingtang revolt under Sun Yat-Sen overthrows the last Emperor of the Manchu Dynasty

Reballion of Rebels in Wuhan

1911 · Hsuan Tung · China · Wuhan · Revolution · Revolution of China

A rebellion begins in Wuhan against the Manchu Dynasty

Gamboa Dike Explosion

1913 · Woodrow Wilson · United States of America · Gamboa · Economy · Gamboa Dike Explosion

Wilson sends the telegraph signal detonating Gamboa Dike and joining the canal waters.

Siege of Paris

1914 · Kluck · Germany · River Marne · Warfare · World War, 1st

Defeated by Joffre, Germany is retreats from Paris to the Soissons-Rheims line

Succession of Ferdinand I

1914 · Ferdinand I · Romania · Sinaia · Government · Government of Romania

Ferdinand succeeds his uncle Carol I as king.

War Policy Debate

1914 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Politics · World War, 1st

Debates Russia's response to the outbreak of war.

Central Committee Insurrection Vote

1917 · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin · Russia · Petrograd · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Lenin persuades the Bolshevik Central Committee to approve preparations for an armed insurrection.

Coup

1917 · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

The Central Committee votes 10 to 2 for armed insurrection

October Revolution

1917 · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Lenin and Stalin attend a meeting of the Party Central Committee where Lenins resolution on armed insurrection is approved and a 7 man Political Bureau of the CC headed by Lenin and Stalin is setup to direct the uprising

October Revolution

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

Lenin and Stalin attend a meeting of the Party Central Committee where Lenins resolution on armed insurrection is approved and a 7 man Political Bureau of the CC headed by Lenin and Stalin is setup to direct the uprising

October Revolution

1917 · Grigory Yevseyevich Zinoviev · Russia · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

On October 10, 1917 (Julian calendar), he and Lev Kamenev were the only two Central Committee members to vote against an armed revolt

Chairman of National Government

1928 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Government · National Government

Becomes chairman of the Nationalist Government following the successful Northern Expedition.

Northern Expedition Victory Review

1928 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Nanjing · Government · National Government

Reviews Nationalist troops in Nanjing during celebrations marking the successful completion of the Northern Expedition.

Long March Departure

1934 · Zhou Enlai · China · Jiangxi · Warfare · Chinese Civil War

Leaves the Jiangxi base with the Red Army as the Long March begins.

Sanctions

1935 · Samuel Hoare · Great Britain · Geneva · Warfare · League of Nations

Britain supports League sanctions against Italy.

Sanctions

1935 · Samuel Hoare · Great Britain · London · Warfare · League of Nations

The League of Nations votes by 50 nations to 1 to impose sanctions against Italy

Sanctions

1935 · Pierre Laval · France · Paris · Warfare · League of Nations

France joins League sanctions while seeking compromise with Italy.

Second Republic Overthrown

1935 · Georgios Kondylis · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Kondylis removes the republican government and prepares restoration of the monarchy.

Treaty of Munich

1938 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Sudetenland · Government · NSDAP Government

Hitler's government completed occupation of the Sudeten territories according to the Munich timetable.

Treaty of Munich

1938 · Wilhelm Keitel · Germany · Sudetenland · Government · NSDAP Government

Keitel oversaw military arrangements as German occupation of the designated Sudeten zones was completed.

Treaty of Munich

1938 · Jan Syrovy · Czechoslovakia · Prague · Government · Government of Czechoslovakia

Syrovy's government completed evacuation of the territories assigned to German occupation under the agreement.

Capture of Estonia

1939 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Estonia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow

Capture of Latvia

1939 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Latvia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow

Capture of Lithuania

1939 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Lithuania · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Forced to accept a "mutual assistance" pact with Moscow

Huntsman Captured during Commerce Raid

1939 · Hans Langsdorff · Germany · South Atlantic · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Graf Spee captures the British merchant Huntsman and uses the larger ship as a temporary prisoner vessel.

Operation Fall Gelb

1939 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Britain refuses Hitler's offer of peace

Rule of Vilna

1939 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Vilna · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Vilna is restored to Lithuania while Russia gets sea & air bases

Treaty Negotiations

1939 · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

A mutual assistance Treaty is signed between Russia & Lithuania

Treaty of Lithuania

1939 · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

A mutual assistance Treaty is signed between Russia & Lithuania

Treaty of Lithuania

1939 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Government · Government of Russia

A mutual assistance Treaty is signed between Russia & Lithuania

Constitution of 1940

1940 · Fulgencio Batista · Cuba · Havana · Revolution · Revolution of Cuba

Becomes constitutional president under the 1940 constitution.

Execution

1941 · Walter von Reichenau · Germany · Ukraine · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Orders, "..just retribution that must be meted out to the subhuman species of Jewry"

Massacre

1941 · Walter von Reichenau · Germany · Ukraine · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Orders the 6th Army to create a command structure for atrocities in the Ukraine

Sixth Army

1941 · Walter von Reichenau · Germany · Ukraine · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Orders the 6th Army to create a command structure for atrocities in the Ukraine

Double Tenth Agreement

1945 · Zhou Enlai · China · Chongqing · Politics · Chinese Communist Party

Participates in negotiations culminating in the Double Tenth Agreement between Communist and Nationalist representatives.

Double Tenth Agreement

1945 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Chongqing · Government · National Government

The Nationalists and Communists conclude the Double Tenth Agreement after negotiations between Chiang Kai-shek and Mao Zedong in Chongqing.

Eighth Kuomintang National Congress

1957 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Taipei · Politics · Kuomingtang

The Eighth Kuomintang National Congress retains Chiang as Director-General, reinforcing his control of the ruling party during Taiwan’s early Cold War period.

Fatah

1959 · David Ben-Gurion · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Creation of Fatah

Independence of Cuba

1959 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Government of Cuba

Cuba celebrates October 10th as the first declaration of independence after the day Castro and his army enter Havana, January 1, 1959, as "the triumph of the revolution"

Shadow Cabinet

1959 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Healey begins a period as a Labour front-bench shadow secretary of state.

Shadow Cabinet Appointment

1959 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Healey enters Labour’s Shadow Cabinet and works on foreign affairs.

Labour Party Conference

1961 · Richard Howard Stafford Crossman · Great Britain · Blackpool · Politics · Labour Party

Addresses the Labour Party conference while serving as National Executive Committee chairman.

A Congressional resolution affirms the rights of western nations in Berlin

1962 · John Fitzgerald Kennedy · United States of America · Berlin · Government · Democratic Party Government

A Congressional resolution affirms the rights of western nations in Berlin

Declaration of War

1962 · Jawaharlal Nehru · India · McMahon Line · Warfare · China War

Heavy fighting develops along the eastern frontier as the border dispute escalates toward full-scale war.

Government

1962 · John Fitzgerald Kennedy · United States of America · Government · Democratic Party Government

A Congressional resolution affirms the rights of western nations in Berlin

Press

1962 · Rudolf Augstein · Germany · Media · Media

Publishes an article in Der Spiegel questioning the West German Defence policy. Publishes a Der Spiegel article questioning West German Defence policy

Scandal

1962 · Franz Josef Strauss · Germany · Bonn · Government · Government of Germany

Der Spiegel publishes an article critical of West Germany's defence policy

Limited Test Ban Treaty Enters into Force

1963 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

The Limited Test Ban Treaty enters into force after ratification by the three original parties.

Resignation of Maurice Harold MacMillan

1963 · Maurice Harold MacMillan · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Resigns as Prime Minister during the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool

Election

1964 · Maurice Harold MacMillan · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservatives win 43.4% of votes cast & 304 MPs

Outer Space Treaty Enters Force

1967 · Lyndon Baines Johnson · United States of America · Washington · Government · Nuclear Arms Control

The Outer Space Treaty enters into force, creating binding restrictions on nuclear weapons in outer space.

Arthur Album

1969 · Raymond Douglas Davies · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Kinks release Arthur or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire.

Pink Floyd

1970 · Dave Gilmour · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

"Atom Heart Mother" is released

Pink Floyd

1970 · Roger Waters · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

"Atom Heart Mother" is released

Red Army Faction

1970 · Andraes Baader · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

The surviving groups members meet up, and with Mahler under arrest, there is little doubt that Baader is in control

Red Army Faction

1970 · Horst Mahler · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

The surviving groups members meet up, and with Mahler under arrest, there is little doubt that Baader is in control

The Merchant of Four Seasons

1971 · Rainer Werner Fassbinder · Germany · West Germany · Arts · Cinema

Directs The Merchant of Four Seasons.

CREEP (Committee to Re-elect the President)

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

The FBI reported that the break-in at the Watergate was part of a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage on behalf of the officials and heads of the Nixon reelection campaign.

Paris Negotiations

1972 · Le Duc Tho · Vietnam · Paris · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Negotiates with Henry Kissinger on a draft peace settlement

Political Spying and Sabotage

1972 · Carl Bernstein · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Bernstein and Woodward report that FBI evidence links Watergate to a broader campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted for Nixon's reelection effort.

Political Spying and Sabotage

1972 · Robert "Bob" Woodward · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Woodward and Bernstein report that FBI evidence links Watergate to a wider campaign of political spying and sabotage directed against Democratic candidates.

Watergate

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

FBI agents establish that the Watergate break-in stems from a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted on behalf of the Nixon reelection effort, The Post reports.

Watergate Burglars

1972 · John Newton Mitchell · United States of America · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

FBI agents establish that the Watergate break-in stems from a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted on behalf of the Nixon reelection effort, The Post reports

Watergate Burglars

1972 · John Newton Mitchell · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

FBI agents establish that the Watergate break-in stems from a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted on behalf of the Nixon reelection effort, The Post reports.

Watergate Burglars

1972 · John Newton Mitchell · United States of America · Politics · Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

FBI agents establish that the Watergate break-in stems from a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted on behalf of the Nixon reelection effort, The Post reports.

Watergate Campaign Link

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

FBI findings link the Watergate break-in to a broader campaign of political spying and sabotage conducted on behalf of Nixon's reelection effort.

Watergate Campaign Link

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The FBI reported that the break-in at the Watergate was part of a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage on behalf of the officials and heads of the Nixon re-election campaign

Watergate Campaign Link

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The FBI reported that the break-in at the Watergate was part of a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage on behalf of the officials and heads of the Nixon reelection campaign.

Watergate Campaign Link

1972 · Richard Milhous Nixon · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

The FBI reported that the break-in at the Watergate was part of a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage on behalf of the officials and heads of the Nixon reelection campaign.

Campaign Conduct Testimony

1973 · Howard Henry Baker · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Takes part in another Phase II hearing as the committee examines testimony about campaign conduct, political operations and election-related practices.

Northern Front

1973 · Rehavam Zeevi · Israel · Golan Heights · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

Assists Israeli command on the northern front as the counteroffensive develops.

Resignation of Spiro Agnew

1973 · Spiro Agnew · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Resigns as Vice President after evidence of tax evasion & allegedly accepting $29,500 in bribes during his tenure as governor of Maryland

Scandal

1973 · Spiro Agnew · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Resigns as Vice President after evidence of tax evasion & allegedly accepting $29,500 in bribes during his tenure as governor of Maryland

Sinai Front

1973 · Chaim Bar-Lev · Israel · Sinai · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

Is recalled to assist on the southern front after the crisis in Sinai deepens.

Vice President

1973 · Gerald Ford · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Appointed Vice President following the resignation of Spiro Agnew

War Planning

1973 · Israel Tal · Israel · Tel Aviv · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

Advises on armored operations as Israel reorganizes its response on the Sinai front.

Watergate

1973 · Spiro Agnew · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Agnew blames Nixon for releasing the accusations of bribes & tax evasion in order to divert attention from the growing Watergate scandal

Watergate

1973 · Spiro Agnew · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

Agnew blames Nixon for releasing the accusations of bribes & tax evasion in order to divert attention from the growing Watergate scandal.

Watergate

1973 · Spiro Agnew · United States of America · Politics · Watergate

Agnew blames Nixon for releasing the accusations of bribes & tax evasion in order to divert attention from the growing Watergate scandal.

Blaby Re-election October 1974

1974 · Nigel Lawson · Great Britain · Blaby · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for Blaby at the second general election held in 1974.

Election

1974 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party

Leads the Conservatives in the October election but Labour gains a small majority.

Social Contract

1974 · Harold Wilson · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Wins the October election while relying on continued union cooperation.

Arrest of Nur Muhammad Taraki

1979 · Nur Muhammad Taraki · Afghanistan · Kabul · Revolution · Revolution of Afghanistan

Officially dies under arrest for trying to assassinate Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin

Assassination of Nur Muhammad Taraki

1979 · Nur Muhammad Taraki · Afghanistan · Kabul · Revolution · Revolution of Afghanistan

The Kabul Times announces Tarakis death. Officially dies under arrest for trying to assassinate Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin

Conservative Conference

1980 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Brighton · Government · Conservative Party Government

Rejects calls to change course at Conservative conference.

Conservative Conference

1980 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Brighton · Government · Conservative Party Government

Uses the Brighton conference speech to reject a change of economic course.

Lady Not for Turning

1980 · Ronald Millar · Great Britain · Brighton · Government · Conservative Party Government

Writes the phrase used in Thatcher's conference speech.

Sixth Party Congress

1980 · Kim Jong Il · North Korea · Pyongyang · Government · Workers Party of Korea

Gains senior party posts at the Sixth Party Congress.

Speech

1980 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Brighton · Government · Conservative Party Government

Tells Conservative conference that the lady's not for turning.

Demo Given to John Peel

1981 · Jarvis Cocker · Great Britain · Sheffield · Arts · Music

Gives Pulp's demo tape to John Peel at a Sheffield Polytechnic roadshow.

Jerusalem Policy

1981 · Bisher Al-Khasawneh · Jordan · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Jordan

Al-Khasawneh participates in jerusalem policy connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

Return to Democracy

1982 · Hernan Siles Zuazo · Bolivia · La Paz · Government · Government of Bolivia

Siles Zuazo takes office and restores civilian democratic rule.

Venera 15 Radar Mapping

1983 · Roald Sagdeev · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy

Venera 15 enters Venus orbit and begins high-resolution radar mapping of the planet's northern hemisphere.

Strike

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

Union fined $200,000 for contempt of court

Discovery of Cruithne

1986 · Duncan Waldron · Great Britain · Cruithne · Science · Astronomy

Cruithne is discovered by Duncan Waldron on a photographic plate taken with the UK Schmidt Telescope at Siding Spring Observatory, Coonabarabran, Australia. Cruithne and Earth appear to "follow" each other in their paths around the Sun, this is why Cruithne is sometimes called "Earths second moon", however, it does not orbit the Earth and is not a moon

Manager

1988 · Howard Wilkinson · Great Britain · Leeds · Sport · Football

Appointed manager of Leeds United

Arrest of Nelson Mandela

1989 · Frederik Willem de Klerk · South Africa · Government · Government of South Africa

de Klerk announces the release of Mandela

Arrest of Nelson Mandela

1989 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · Politics · ANC

de Klerk announces the release of Mandela

Arrest of Walter Sisulu

1989 · Walter Sisulu · South Africa · Politics · ANC

de Klerk announces the release of Sisulu

Voyager 2 Wide-Angle Camera Shutdown

1989 · Edward C. Stone · United States of America · Jet Propulsion Laboratory · Science · Technology

Voyager 2's wide-angle imaging camera is switched off after completion of its planetary photography.

Chief Minister Appointed

1991 · Reuben Meade · Montserrat · Plymouth · Government · Government of Montserrat

Reuben Meade becomes Chief Minister after the 1991 election

Prime Minister of Estonia

1992 · Mart Laar · Estonia · Government · Government of Estonia

Appointed Prime Minister of Estonia, 1st term

Sanctions

1992 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government

The United Nations United Nations General Assembly has condemned the embargo as a violation of international law every year since 1992

Sanctions-Cuba

1992 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Warfare · United Nations

The United Nations United Nations General Assembly has condemned the embargo as a violation of international law every year since 1992

Arrest of Two women convicted of anti-Israeli violence

1995 · Ezer Weissman · Israel · Government · Government of Israel

Israel releases 900 Palestinian prisoners but President Ezer Weissman has held up the pardon of two women arrested for antii violence, contravening a core provision of a pact signed in September

Rule of West Bank

1995 · Yitzhak Rabin · Israel · West Bank · Government · Government of Israel

Israel begins a West Bank pullback and freed hundreds of Palestinian prisoners

Premiership Ends

1997 · Akezhan Kazhegeldin · Kazakhstan · Almaty · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan

Kazhegeldin resigns as Prime Minister

Prime Minister Takes Office

1997 · Nurlan Balgimbayev · Kazakhstan · Almaty · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan

Nurlan Balgimbayev becomes Prime Minister

Reform of Government

1997 · Lionel Jospin · France · Paris · Government · Government of France

Pledges to reduce the maximum length of the working week from 39 to 35 hrs by 2000

Debut

1999 · Frank James Lampard · Great Britain · Sport · Football

Makes internationaal debut for England, in a 21 friendly win over Belgium

General Election

2002 · Pervez Musharraf · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan

General elections produce a plurality for the pro-Musharraf Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid.

General Election - General Election

2002 · Pervez Musharraf · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan

General elections produce a plurality for the pro-Musharraf Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid.

General Election Election Outcome

2002 · Pervez Musharraf · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan

General election outcome recorded for Pervez Musharraf: General elections produce a plurality for the pro-Musharraf Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid.

General Election Government

2002 · Pervez Musharraf · Pakistan · Pakistan · Government · Government of Pakistan

Government context for this general election: General elections produce a plurality for the pro-Musharraf Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid.

Sanctions

2006 · George Walker Bush · United States of America · Government · Republican Party Government

The US announces the creation of a task force made up of officials from several US agencies that will pursue more aggressively violators of the US trade embargo against Cuba, with severe penalties

Sanctions

2006 · Fidel Alejandro Castro · Cuba · Government · Communist Party Government

The US announces the creation of a task force made up of officials from several US agencies that will pursue more aggressively violators of the US trade embargo against Cuba, with severe penalties

Still the Same

2006 · Rod Stewart · Great Britain · Los Angeles · Arts · Popular Music

Releases Still the Same, interpreting classic rock songs from earlier decades.

Appointment as Prime Minister

2008 · Adolphe Muzito · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Kinshasa · Government · Government of the Congo

Kabila appoints Muzito to lead a new governing cabinet.

Cheltenham Literature Festival

2008 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Cheltenham · Government · Labour Party Government

Brown appears as a surprise guest at the Times Cheltenham Literature Festival.

Kidnapping of Prime Minister

2013 · Ali Zeidan · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya

Armed men briefly abduct Zeidan from a Tripoli hotel before his release.

Kerch Bridge Explosion Response

2022 · Vladimir Putin · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Blames Ukraine for the Kerch bridge explosion and launches mass strikes against Ukrainian cities

Missile Campaign

2022 · Sergei Surovikin · Russia · Ukraine · Warfare · Russia-Ukraine War

Russia begins large strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.

Labour Conference Leadership Speech

2023 · Keir Starmer · Great Britain · Liverpool · Politics · Labour Party

Starmer argues that Labour is ready to govern and rebuild national infrastructure.

Births on October 10

Birth of John Campbell

1678 · John Campbell · Scotland · Petersham · House · House of Campbell

Birth of John Campbell

Birth of Constantin Siegwart-Muller

1801 · Konstantin Siegwart-Muller · Switzerland · Government · Government of Switzerland

Birth of Constantin Siegwart-Muller

Birth of Isabella II

1830 · Isabella II · Spain · Madrid · House · House of Bourbon

Isabella II is born in Madrid, daughter of Ferdinand VII and Maria Christina.

Deaths on October 10

Death of Germanicus

19 · Germanicus Julius Caesar Germanicus · Roman Empire · Antioch · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Dies at Antioch, provoking suspicion and popular grief.

Death of Henry de Beaumont

1229 · Henry de Beaumont · England · House · House of Beaumont

Death of Henry Beauchamp, 5th Earl of Warwick

Death of John Campbell

1743 · John Campbell · Scotland · House · House of Campbell

Death of John Campbell

Death of Carol I

1914 · Carol I · Romania · Sinaia · Government · Government of Romania

Carol I dies after a reign that established Romania's independence and monarchy.

Death of Walter von Reichenau

1941 · Walter von Reichenau · Germany · Ukraine · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Orders, "..just retribution that must be meted out to the subhuman species of Jewry"

Death of Nur Muhammad Taraki

1979 · Nur Muhammad Taraki · Afghanistan · Kabul · Revolution · Revolution of Afghanistan

The Kabul Times announces Tarakis death. Officially diesunder arrest for trying to assassinate Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin. Death of Nur Taraki, assassinated

Death of Ralph David Richardson

1983 · Ralph David Richardson · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema

Death of Ralph David Richardson

Death of George Orson Welles

1985 · George Orson Welles · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Death of George Orson Welles

Death of Yul Brynner

1985 · Yul Brynner · Russia · Arts · Cinema

Death of Yul Brynner

Death of Christopher Reeve

2004 · Christopher Reeve · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Death of Christopher Reeve

Battles on October 10

Battle of Winceby

1643 · Thomas Fairfax · England · Winceby · Warfare · Civil War

Combines with Cromwell & Manchester to check the Governor of Newark

Battle of Winceby

1643 · John Henderson · Scotland · Winceby · Warfare · Civil War

Defeated by Cromwell, Fairfax & Manchester, fails to relieve Bolingbroke Castle

Battle of Winceby

1643 · Edward Montagu · England · Winceby · Warfare · Civil War

Defeats the Royalists under Sir John Henderson near Newark. Cromwell's cavalry proves very effective

Battle of Maciejowice

1794 · Tadeusz Kosciuszko · Poland · Maciejowice · Warfare · Military

Suvorov crushes the Polish rebel army & takes the leader, Kosciuszko, prisoner

Battle of Maciejowice

1794 · Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov · Russia · Maciejowice · Warfare · Military

Crushes the Polish rebel army. Arrests the rebel Polish leader, Kosciuszko, at the Battle of Maciejowice

Battle of Marne, 1st

1914 · Kluck · Germany · River Marne · Warfare · World War, 1st

Defeated by Joffre, Germany is retreats from Paris to the Soissons-Rheims line

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