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October 13 in History

This permanent archive page contains 138 World History Database records for October 13, spanning 54 to 2023. Recorded topics include Death of Claudius; Praetorian Acclamation; Succession.

Total: 138Events: 121Births: 2Deaths: 6Battles: 8Coronations: 1Countries: 30

Events on October 13

Praetorian Acclamation

54 · Nero Claudius Nero · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

The Praetorian Guard acclaims Nero emperor after the death of Claudius.

Succession

54 · Nero Claudius Nero · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Nero succeeds Claudius as Roman emperor on October 13, 54.

Advance

1066 · Harold Godwinson · England · Sussex · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars

Harold II advances into Sussex to confront Williams army near Hastings

Arrival before Hastings

1066 · Harold Godwinson · England · Battle · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars

Harold reaches the ridge near Battle and camps opposite William's army on the evening before the decisive engagement.

Reballion of Rebels in London

1215 · John · England · London · Warfare · Military

The Barons resent the Justiciar appointed by John to rule during his absence

Reform of Taxation

1215 · John · England · London · Warfare · Military

Barons resent the costs to lift the Papal interdict. Barons resent a scutage on those who did not accompany John to Poitou

Provisions-Westminster

1259 · Henry III · England · Government · Government of England

The Provisions of Westminster embody the legal system proposed by the Barons

Reform of Legal System

1259 · Henry III · England · London · Government · Government of England

The Provisions of Westminster embody the legal system proposed by the Barons. A Council of 15 is imposed on Henry III who cannot rule without its consent

Disinheritence of Barons

1265 · Henry III · England · London · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd

All those who had taken arms against the King & Edward are disinherited

Reballion of Rebels in London

1265 · Henry III · England · London · Government · Government of England

All those who had taken arms against the King & Edward are disinherited

Burial

1269 · Henry III · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Plantagenet

Edwards remains are moved from his tomb behind the high alter to a new shrine. Confessors Day

Marriage

1278 · Eleanor de Montfort · England · London · House · House of Montfort

Marries Llywelyn, the Prince of Wales, after his surrender to Edward I

Arrest of Knights Templar

1307 · Philip IV · France · Paris · House · House of Capetian

Has the Knights Templar arrested & confiscates their wealth

Rule of Ireland

1386 · Richard II · England · House · House of Plantagenet

Promotes his favorite Robert de Vere from Marquis to Duke of Ireland

Execution

1536 · Henry VIII · England · York · Religion · Church of England

Many people in northern England had disliked the way in which Henry VIII had cast off Catherine of Aragon, although her successor, Anne Boleyn, had been unpopular as Catherines replacement her execution is undermines the monarchy

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Henry VIII · England · York · Religion · Church of England

Many people in northern England had disliked the way in which Henry VIII had cast off Catherine of Aragon, although her successor, Anne Boleyn, had been unpopular as Catherine's replacement her execution undermines the monarchy

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Henry VIII · England · York · Religion · Church of England

The movement broke out on 13 October 1536, immediately following the failure of the Lincolnshire Rising, and at this point was the term Pilgrimage of Grace used.

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Henry VIII · England · Yorkshire · House · House of Tudor

The Pilgrimage of Grace begins in Yorkshire under Robert Aske after the failure of the Lincolnshire Rising.

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Henry VIII · England · Yorkshire · House · House of Tudor

The Pilgrimage of Grace begins in Yorkshire under Robert Aske against religious change and royal policy.

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Henry VIII · England · York · Religion · Church of England

The Pilgrimage of Grace is a popular rising in York, Yorkshire during 1536, in protest against England's break with Rome and the Dissolution of the Monasteries, as well as other specific political, social and economic grievances.

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Robert · England · York · Religion · Church of England

Leads a band of nine thousand followers, who entered and occupied York, there he arranges for the expelled monks and nuns to return to their houses; the King's newly installed tenants are driven out and Catholic observance resumed

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Robert · England · York · Religion · Church of England

Robert Aske is chosen to lead the insurgents; he was a London barrister, a resident of the Inns of Court, and the youngest son of Sir Robert Aske of Aughton near Selby.

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536 · Robert · England · York · Religion · Church of England

The success of the rising was so great that the royal leaders, Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk and George Talbot, 4th Earl of Shrewsbury, opened negotiations with the insurgents at Doncaster, where Aske had assembled between thirty and forty thousand.

Committee of Safety

1659 · John Lambert · England · Government · Government of England

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Committee of Safety

1659 · John Lambert · England · Warfare · Civil War

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Constitution of England

1659 · John Lambert · England · Warfare · Civil War

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Constitution of England

1659 · John Lambert · England · Government · Government of England

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Interregnum

1659 · John Lambert · England · London · House · House of Stewart

Lambert expelled the restored Rump Parliament and supported a military Committee of Safety.

Parliament

1659 · John Lambert · England · Warfare · Civil War

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Parliament

1659 · John Lambert · England · Government · Government of England

Lambert expells the Rump Parliament & institutes military rule through a Committee of Safety

Execution

1660 · Thomas Harrison · England · Charing Cross · Government · Restoration

Executed as one of the regicides after the Restoration.

Patent of Toleration

1781 · Joseph II · Czech Republic · Vienna · Religion · Habsburg Reforms

Issues toleration reforms affecting Bohemian lands.

Reform of Royal Succession

1781 · Joseph II · Austria · Vienna · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Allows monasteries to re-open but weakens their links with Rome

Capture of Constantine

1837 · Sylvain Charles Valée · France · Constantine · Warfare · Algerian War

Assumes command and completes the successful assault on Constantine.

French Occupation of Constantine

1837 · Sylvain Charles Valée · France · Constantine · Warfare · Algerian War

Leads French forces into the city after breaching its defenses.

Arrest of Charles Stewart Parnell

1881 · Charles Stewart Parnell · Great Britain · Kilmainham · Politics · Irish Party

Arrested for treasonable practices and sent to Kilmainham Gaol; issued No Rent Manifesto

Arrest of Charles Stewart Parnell

1881 · Charles Stewart Parnell · Great Britain · Politics · Irish Party

Convicted on charge of obstructing the operation of the new land act. Campaigns for Irish tenants not to pay rent, retaliation for outlawing the Land League

Manifesto

1881 · Charles Stewart Parnell · Great Britain · Kilmainham · Politics · Irish Party

Arrested for treasonable practices and sent to Kilmainham Gaol; issued No Rent Manifesto

Arrest of Charles Stewart Parnell

1882 · Charles Stewart Parnell · Great Britain · Kilmainham · Politics · Irish Party

Kilmainham Treaty between Parnell & the Government, Parnell is released

Prime Minister of Spain

1883 · Jose Posada Herrera · Spain · Government · Government of Spain

Appointed Prime Minister of Spain

Siege of Mafeking

1899 · Robert Baden-Powell · Great Britain · Mafeking · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Defends Mafeking during the Boer siege.

Siege of Mafeking

1899 · Piet Arnoldus Cronje · South Africa · Mafeking · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Begins the siege of Mafeking.

Siege of Mafeking

1899 · Piet Arnoldus Cronje · South Africa · Mafeking · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Mafeking is besieged until British relief arrives in May 1900.

Saint Petersburg Soviet

1905 · Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Chairs the Saint Petersburg Soviet of Workers' Deputies.

Saint Petersburg Soviet

1905 · Georgy Khrustalev-Nosar · Russia · Saint Petersburg · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

Helps lead the workers' Soviet created during the 1905 Revolution.

Capture of Ypres

1914 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st

The British occupy Ypres

Health of Bernard Law Montgomery

1914 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Meteren · Science · Medicine

Shot through the right lung by a sniper at Meteren and severely wounded.

Meteren Action before Wounding

1914 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Meteren · Warfare · World War, 1st

Leads men forward near Meteren before being shot through the lung by a sniper.

Ypres Occupied

1914 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · Ypres · Warfare · World War, 1st

British forces occupy Ypres.

World-Record Transfer to Arsenal

1928 · David Jack · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football

Joins Arsenal from Bolton Wanderers for a then world-record transfer fee of £10,890.

Capture of Kabul

1929 · Mohammad Nadir Shah · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan

Nadir Khan's forces capture Kabul and overthrow Habibullah Kalakani.

Chancellor

1931 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Berlin · Government · Weimar Republic

Appointed Chancellor of Germany

Foreign Secretary of Germany

1931 · Heinrich Bruening · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

Appointed Foreign Minister

Minister of Interior

1931 · Karl Eduard Wilhelm Groener · Germany · Government · Weimar Republic

Appointed Minister of the Interior by Chancellor Bruening

Sinking of HMS Royal Oak

1939 · Gunther Prien · Germany · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commands the U-47 which penetrates the British anchorage & sinks the Royal Oak

Sinking of HMS Royal Oak - U-47 Torpedo Salvo

1939 · Gunther Prien · Germany · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

U-47's second torpedo salvo struck Royal Oak shortly after 01:00 on 14 October, causing explosions that sank the battleship within minutes.

GSO3 Intelligence Appointment

1940 · John Enoch Powell · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Serves as a temporary captain and General Staff Officer Grade Three in an intelligence role with an armoured formation.

Promotion to Wartime Lieutenant

1940 · John Enoch Powell · Great Britain · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Advances to wartime lieutenant while serving in military intelligence.

Co-belligerent Italy

1943 · Victor Emmanuel III · Italy · Brindisi · Government · Government of Italy

Remains head of state as the royal government becomes a recognized co-belligerent against Germany.

Co-belligerent Policy

1943 · Pietro Badoglio · Italy · Brindisi · Government · Government of Italy

Commits the royal government to active military cooperation with the Allies against Germany.

Declaration of War

1943 · Adolf Hitler · Germany · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Italy declares war on Germany

Declaration of War on Germany

1943 · Pietro Badoglio · Italy · Brindisi · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Announces Italy's declaration of war on Germany, establishing the royal government as an Allied co-belligerent.

Declaration of War on Germany

1943 · Victor Emmanuel III · Italy · Brindisi · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Authorizes the royal Italian government's declaration of war on Germany.

Italy Becomes Co-belligerent

1943 · Pietro Badoglio · Italy · Brindisi · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Secures Allied acceptance of active Italian cooperation against Germany after declaring war.

Claims Allied Support at Tehran

1944 · Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Molotov claims the Curzon Line had support from all three major Allies at Tehran, prompting concern about Roosevelt's actual position.

Curzon Line as Settlement Condition

1944 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Stalin tells Mikolajczyk that acceptance of the Curzon Line as the Soviet-Polish boundary is essential before a broader political settlement can proceed.

Links Curzon Line to Western Gains

1944 · Winston Churchill · Great Britain · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Churchill links acceptance of the Curzon Line to Allied support for Polish territorial gains in East Prussia and toward the Oder.

Minor Curzon Line Adjustments

1944 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Stalin says the Curzon Line must remain the basis of settlement but allows that final demarcation could shift seven or eight kilometres in places.

Opposes Curzon Cession

1944 · Stanislaw Mikolajczyk · Poland · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Mikolajczyk refuses authority to cede eastern territories on the Curzon basis and argues that any territorial concession must be decided by the Polish people.

Supports Curzon Settlement

1944 · Winston Churchill · Great Britain · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Churchill unequivocally supports using the Curzon Line as the basis of the Polish-Soviet territorial settlement during talks with Stalin and Mikolajczyk.

Marriage to Sonia Brownell

1949 · George Orwell · Great Britain · London · Arts · Literature

Marries Sonia Brownell in hospital.

Six Principles

1956 · Selwyn Lloyd · Great Britain · United Nations · Warfare · Suez War

Accepts the Security Council's six principles for a negotiated canal settlement

Six Principles Enter Negotiations

1956 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Cairo · Warfare · Suez War

Nasser's government enters negotiations framed by six principles adopted through Security Council diplomacy.

Six Principles Negotiated at UN

1956 · Selwyn Lloyd · Great Britain · United Nations · Warfare · Suez War

Lloyd accepts six Security Council principles as a basis for negotiations on canal operation.

Intelligence Community Consultant

1961 · John A. McCone · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

McCone began serving as a consultant so he could familiarize himself with CIA and the wider Intelligence Community before formally taking office.

Central Committee Plenum Challenge

1964 · Nikita Sergeyevich Khruschev · Russia · Moscow · Government · Government of Russia

Is summoned back to Moscow as party leaders prepare a coordinated challenge to his leadership.

Dismissal of Moise Tshombe

1965 · Joseph Kasa-Vubu · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Leopoldville · Government · Government of the Congo

Kasa-Vubu dismisses Tshombe despite his alliance's electoral strength.

Trial

1968 · Andraes Baader · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

Baader, Ensslin, Sohnlein, and Proll are convicted of Arson, they each get three years. Baader and his girlfriend Gudrun Ensslin are convicted of the arson bombing of a department store in Frankfurt am Main

Trial

1968 · Gudrun Ensslin · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

Baader, Ensslin, Sohnlein, and Proll are convicted of Arson, they each get three years

Trial

1968 · Thorwald Proll · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

Baader, Ensslin, Sohnlein, and Proll are convicted of Arson, they each get three years

Arrest of Angela Davis

1970 · Angela Davis · United States of America · New York · Politics · Black Liberation

Arrested in New York on charges connected with the Marin County courthouse case

Damascus Front

1973 · Mustafa Tlass · Syria · Damascus · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

Organizes defenses as Israeli forces advance beyond the pre-war ceasefire line.

Operation Nickel Grass

1973 · Henry Alfred Kissinger · United States of America · Washington · Warfare · Yom Kippur War

Works to secure urgent American resupply for Israel.

Peace

1975 · Felix Malloum · Chad · Government · Government of Chad

13-27 Oct, the French pull out of Chad, ending a 78 year military presence

Arrest of RAF prisoners

1977 · Andraes Baader · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

Four terrorists hijack Lufthansa Flight 181 on a flight from Palma de Mallorca to Frankfurt, their leader demanding the release of the eleven RAF prisoners detained at Stammheim

Hijack

1977 · Andraes Baader · Germany · Politics · Baader-Meinhof Group

Four terrorists hijack Lufthansa Flight 181 on a flight from Palma de Mallorca to Frankfurt, their leader demanding the release of the eleven RAF prisoners detained at Stammheim

Typical Girls Chart Entry

1979 · Viv Albertine · Great Britain · Great Britain · Arts · Music

Typical Girls and I Heard It Through the Grapevine enter the Official Singles Chart as a double-sided release.

Khamenei Presidency

1981 · Ruhollah Khomeini · Iran · Tehran · Government · Government of Iran

Khomeini installs Khamenei as President of Iran after the October election

President of Iran

1981 · Ali Khamenei · Iran · Tehran · Government · Government of Iran

Khamenei takes office as president during wartime and internal political repression

Presidential Referendum

1981 · Hosni Mubarak · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Wins confirmation as President in a national referendum after Sadat's assassination.

Jeddah Popular Conference

1990 · Saad al-Abdullah Al Sabah · Kuwait · Jeddah · Warfare · Gulf War, 1st

Leads the Kuwaiti People's Conference in exile.

Liberation is Our Goal Conference

1990 · Saad al-Abdullah Al Sabah · Kuwait · Jeddah · Warfare · Gulf War, 1st

The conference demonstrates support for the legitimate Kuwaiti government.

Foreign Secretary of Greece

1993 · Karolos Papoulias · Greece · Government · Government of Greece

Papoulias returns as Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Treaty of Maastricht

1993 · Helmut Kohl · Germany · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Leads Germany when it submits its Maastricht ratification notification to the Italian depositary.

Magellan Mission End

1994 · Stephen Saunders · United States of America · Venus · Science · Astronomy

Magellan is deliberately lowered into Venus's atmosphere, ending a mission that mapped almost the entire planet by radar.

Presidency Member Re-Elected

1998 · Alija Izetbegovic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Alija Izetbegovic continues as Bosniak member of the Presidency

Presidency Member Takes Office

1998 · Ante Jelavic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ante Jelavic becomes Croat member of the Presidency

Presidency Member Takes Office

1998 · Zivko Radisic · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sarajevo · Government · Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Zivko Radisic becomes Serb member of the Presidency

Chandra Observes Andromeda Core

1999 · United States · Andromeda Galaxy · Science · Astronomy

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory obtains a deep view of the M31 nucleus and surrounding X-ray sources, including emission near the central black hole position.

New NDA Government

1999 · Atal Bihari Vajpayee · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India

Vajpayee begins a new term as Prime Minister at the head of a National Democratic Alliance coalition.

Spitzer Reveals Off-Centre Star Formation Ring

2005 · United States · Andromeda Galaxy · Science · Astronomy

Spitzer infrared imaging shows an asymmetric ring of star formation and a gap in Andromeda's disk, suggesting past interactions with satellite galaxies.

Bank Capital Injection

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

The Government commits up to thirty-seven billion pounds to strengthen major banks.

Bank Recapitalisation Allocations

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

The Government announces capital support for RBS, HBOS and Lloyds TSB.

Bank Recapitalisation Programme

2008 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Economy · Banking Crisis

The Government announces detailed capital support for major British banking groups.

Bank Rescue Public Statement

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

Brown presents state intervention as necessary to protect savings, businesses and employment.

Credit Crunch

2008 · Alistair Darling · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The Bank of England provides a short-term secured loan of up to 100 million pounds to stricken Icelandic bank Landsbanki "to help maximise the returns to UK creditors". The 37-billion-pound nationallization announcement is the first implementation of a rescue package for banks that was unveiled last week, which made available 50 billion pounds to inject cash into financial institutions in return for shares

European Bank Support Agreement

2008 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Paris · Government · European Union

Brown joins European leaders coordinating bank recapitalisation and medium-term funding measures.

Financial Stability Address

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

Brown explains the Government's intervention to stabilise banks and protect the economy.

Implementation of Bank Rescue

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

The Government begins implementing its bank recapitalisation package.

Nationalization

2008 · Alistair Darling · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

The 37-billion-pound nationalization announcement is the first implementation of a rescue package for banks that was unveiled last week, which made available 50 billion pounds to inject cash into financial institutions in return for shares

Paris Financial Crisis Talks

2008 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Paris · Government · European Union

Brown promotes coordinated European action to restore bank lending and confidence.

Public Stakes in Banks

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

Treasury support creates large public stakes in RBS and the Lloyds-HBOS group.

RBS and Lloyds Ownership Stakes

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

The recapitalisation plan gives taxpayers substantial ownership interests in rescued banks.

Rock of Stability Statement

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

Brown says the Government will provide stability during severe financial turbulence.

Large Hadron Collider Luminosity

2010 · Steve Myers · Great Britain · Geneva · Science · Physics

Sees the Large Hadron Collider reach its 2010 luminosity target ahead of schedule during the first year of 7 TeV proton physics.

Rescue of Thirty-Three Miners

2010 · Sebastian Pinera Echenique · Chile · San Jose Mine · Government · Government of Chile

Oversees the rescue of thirty-three miners trapped underground for sixty-nine days.

UNMIL Force Command

2010 · Muhammad Khalid · Pakistan · Liberia · Warfare · United Nations

The United Nations appoints Muhammad Khalid as Force Commander of the United Nations Mission in Liberia.

Nobel Prize in Literature

2016 · Bob Dylan · United States of America · Stockholm · Arts · Literature

Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Presidential Election, Second Round

2019 · Kais Saied · Tunisia · Tunisia · Government · Government of Tunisia

Kais Saied won the second round of the presidential election.

Pluto

2020 · Tanguy Bertrand · France · Science · Astronomy

Climate modelling shows that bright deposits on Pluto's mountains are methane ice formed by atmospheric processes unlike terrestrial snowcaps.

Jerusalem Policy

2023 · Bisher Al-Khasawneh · Jordan · Jerusalem · Government · Government of Jordan

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

Births on October 13

Birth of Margaret Thatcher

1925 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Grantham · Government · Conservative Party Government

Birth of Margaret Thatcher, daughter of a grocer

Birth of Paul Simon

1941 · Paul Simon · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Paul Simon

Deaths on October 13

Death of Claudius

54 · Tiberius Claudius Claudius I · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Claudius dies in Rome on October 13, 54; ancient sources commonly attribute his death to poisoning, though the details remain uncertain.

Death of Nicolas Malebranche

1715 · Nicolas Malebranche · France · Paris · Humanities · Philosophy

Nicolas Malebranche dies in Paris, aged seventy-seven.

Death of Isaac Brock

1812 · Isaac Brock · Great Britain · Queenston · Warfare · USA-Britain War

Death of Isaac Brock, killed during the Battle of Queenston

Death of Edward Stanley

1869 · Edward Stanley · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Death of Earl Stanley of Derby

Death of Alessandro Predieri

1942 · Alessandro Predieri · Italy · El Alamein · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Predieri is killed while commanding the Brescia Division on the El Alamein front.

Bryukhanov Death

2021 · Viktor Bryukhanov · Russia · Kyiv · Government · Government of Russia

Dies in Kyiv on 13 October 2021 after a career defined by the construction, operation and aftermath of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.

Battles on October 13

Battle of Hastings

1066 · Harold II · England · Caldbec Hill · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars

Arrives in battle after marching 58 miles from London

Battle of Hastings

1066 · Harold II · England · Battle · Warfare · Norman Invasion Wars

Harold & his armies assemble near Battle after Harold has marched 58 miles from London. Arrives in battle after 58 mile march from London which had taken its toll in infantry

Battle of Fehmarn

1644 · Pros Mund · Denmark · Fehmarn · Warfare · Thirty Years War

The Swedish Commander Wrangel defeats the Danish fleet under Pros Mund in the Baltic

Battle of Fehmarn

1644 · Karl Gustav Wrangel · Sweden · Fehmarn · Warfare · Thirty Years War

Wrangel defeats the Danish fleet under Pros Mund in the Baltic

Battle of Basingstoke

1645 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Basingstoke · Warfare · Civil War

Secures the last major obstacle between London & the West Country. Defeats the Marquise of Winchester

Battle of Queenston

1812 · Isaac Brock · Great Britain · Queenston · Warfare · USA-Britain War

Killed during the battle. Defeats Van Rensselaer during an American invasion of Canada

Battle of Scapa Flow

1939 · Gunther Prien · Germany · Scapa Flow · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commands the U-47 which penetrates the British anchorage & sinks the Royal Oak

Battle of Tithwal

1948 · Karam Singh · India · Tithwal · Warfare · Indian Wars

Karam Singh holds a forward position at Tithwal under repeated attacks and later receives the Param Vir Chakra.

Coronations on October 13

Coronation

1399 · Henry IV · England · Westminster Abbey · House · House of Lancaster

With the agreement of Parliament becomes the 1st Lancastrian King of England. Founds the House of Lancaster, 1399-1461

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