Massacre
During Richards coronation many of the Jews in York are massacred
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September 3 in History
This permanent archive page contains 248 World History Database records for September 3, spanning 1189 to 2023. Recorded topics include Coronation; Massacre; Siege of Tours.
Total: 248Events: 195Births: 5Deaths: 8Battles: 39Coronations: 1Countries: 34
Events on September 3
Siege of Tours
Edward the Black Prince plunders Tours
Siege of Lisbon
The siege ends in a disaster for Castille. A plague outbreak together with the constant attacks by Portuguese forces led by Nuno Alvares Pereira causes huge casualties among the Castilian ranks, who are forced to retreat four months after the start of the siege
Siege of Lisbon
The siege ends in a disaster for Castille. A plague outbreak together with the constant attacks by Portuguese forces led by Nuno Alvares Pereira causes huge casualties among the Castilian ranks, who are forced to retreat four months after the start of the siege
Siege of Etall Castle
Etall Castle surrenders to the Scots
Capture of Szekesfehervar
Captures Szekesfehervar after an Ottoman siege.
Ottoman Capture of Stuhlweissenburg
The former Hungarian coronation city falls to Suleyman's army.
Civil War
Defeated despite having a force of 22,000, a 2:1 advantage
Interregnum
Cromwell defeated the Scottish army supporting Charles II at Dunbar.
Advance on the Teme
Fleetwood advances along the west bank of the Severn toward the Teme crossings as the Parliamentarian attack begins.
Arrest of Maitland
Captured at the Battle of Worcester, fights for the Royalists
Arrest of William Drummond
Arrested at the Battle of Worcester but escapes & returns to the Highlands
Assault on Powick Bridge
Deane attacks Powick Bridge with Parliamentarian troops, fixing Scottish defenders while Fleetwood seeks another crossing of the Teme.
Bombardment from Fort Royal
Cromwell's forces turn captured guns at Fort Royal against Worcester as Royalist resistance disintegrates.
Capture after Worcester
John Maitland, Earl of Lauderdale, is captured among the senior Scottish Royalists after Worcester.
Capture at Powick Bridge
Keith is captured after his defenders lose their position at Powick Bridge and Parliamentarian troops force a crossing.
Capture at Worcester
Dalyell is captured after fighting for Charles II at Worcester and is later imprisoned in the Tower of London.
Capture at Worcester
Leslie, Earl of Rothes, is captured with other senior Scottish officers after the Royalist army collapses at Worcester.
Capture of Fort Royal
Parliamentarian troops seize Fort Royal during Cromwell's final assault, breaking a major part of Worcester's south-eastern defence.
Charge at Perry Wood
Hamilton leads Royalist and Scottish troops in a determined charge against Parliamentarian positions around Perry Wood.
Counterattack at Red Hill
Charles II personally rallies Royalist troops for a counterattack against the weakened Parliamentarian positions east of Worcester.
Crossing of Powick Bridge
Deane finally carries Powick Bridge after the Scottish position begins collapsing under pressure from the flanking attack.
Crossing of the Severn
Cromwell personally leads three brigades across the Severn pontoon to reinforce the Parliamentarian attack west of the river.
Defence of Powick Bridge
Keith holds Powick Bridge against Deane's repeated efforts to force a Parliamentarian crossing.
Defence of Powick Hams
Montgomery commands Scottish troops defending the meadows north of the Teme and coordinates resistance around Powick Bridge.
Defence of Teme Crossing
Pitscottie's Highlanders defend the Teme crossing near the river confluence against Fleetwood's advancing Parliamentarian troops.
Escape from Worcester
Charles II abandons the defeated Royalist army and escapes north from Worcester with a small group of companions.
Escape from Worcester
Villiers escapes from Worcester with Charles II after Parliamentarian forces overwhelm the Royalist army.
Escape from Worcester
Wilmot escapes the Royalist defeat at Worcester and remains among the small group assisting Charles II's flight.
Flanking Attack
Cromwell's brigades strike the Scottish flank while Fleetwood presses from the front, forcing the defenders away from the Teme.
Guides Charles II from Worcester
Stanley helps guide Charles II away from Worcester toward the Royalist refuges around Boscobel after the battle.
Interregnum
Charles suffered defeat at Worcester during his attempt to recover the English throne.
Observation from Worcester Cathedral
Charles II watches the developing battle from Worcester Cathedral tower before leaving to rally troops east of the Severn.
Pontoon Crossing
Fleetwood's advance guard crosses the floating bridge over the Teme but meets determined resistance from Pitscottie's Highlanders.
Pontoon Crossing
Lambert supports the Parliamentarian effort to secure the Teme crossing and push the Scottish defenders back toward Worcester.
Reinforcement of Perry Wood
Cromwell reinforces the eastern fighting after Charles II's counterattack threatens Parliamentarian positions around Perry Wood.
Repulse of Parliamentarian Advance
Pitscottie's Highlanders initially drive back Parliamentarian troops after they cross the pontoon over the Teme.
Reserve at Wickfield
Dalziel holds a Scottish reserve on higher ground between Powick and Worcester while the fighting develops along the Teme.
Retreat to Worcester
Dalziel's reserve falls back toward Worcester as the Scottish defensive line south of the city collapses.
Retreat to Worcester
Pitscottie's Highlanders retreat toward Worcester after being attacked from the front and flank near the Teme crossings.
Royalist Sortie through Sidbury Gate
Charles II moves through Sidbury Gate toward Fort Royal and Perry Wood while rallying troops for the eastern counterattack.
Scottish Cavalry at Pitchcroft
Leslie commands Scottish cavalry positioned around Pitchcroft while the decisive fighting develops south and east of Worcester.
Wounding at Perry Wood
Hamilton is mortally wounded during the Royalist counterattack at Perry Wood and is carried back into Worcester.
Wounding at Worcester
Montgomery is badly wounded as Parliamentarian forces gain control of the north bank of the Teme.
First Protectorate Parliament
The first Protectorate Parliament meets for the first time
First Protectorate Parliament
Serves as Speaker when the First Protectorate Parliament assembles
Interregnum
Cromwell opened the First Protectorate Parliament under the new constitutional system.
Protectorate Parliament Opening
Addresses the first Protectorate Parliament at its inaugural meeting
Interregnum
Oliver Cromwell died, destabilising the Protectorate settlement.
Interregnum
Richard Cromwell succeeded his father without possessing comparable military authority.
Lord Protector
Appointed Lord Protector, 3 hrs after the death of his father Oliver Cromwell
Marriage
James II marries Anne Hyde, daughter of Edward Hyde
Marriage
James II marries Anne Hyde, daughter of Edward Hyde
Marriage
James II Marries Anne Hyde, daughter of Edward Hyde
Marriage
James II Marries Anne Hyde, daughter of Edward Hyde
Council of War
Handed the marshalls baton by the Herman of Baden during the Turkish siege of Vienna
Marshal
Appointed Marshal
Marshal
Appointed Marshal
Siege of Vienna
Raises the siege of Vienna. Handed the Marshalls baton by the Herman of Baden during the Turkish siege of Vienna
Surrender of Tournai Citadel
The citadel of Tournai surrenders after a prolonged Allied siege.
Treaty of Hanover
Allies Britain, Prussia & France against Austria & Spain
Peace of Paris
Faces peacetime uncertainty after the American War ends.
Rule of Florida
Under the Treaty of Paris Britain cedes Florida to Spain
Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris is signed by Britain & the US, formally ending the war. Britain signs a Peace Pact with France & Spain at Versailles, ceding Florida to Spain
Constitution of 1791
Participates in the constitutional settlement that establishes a limited monarchy
Constitution of 1791
Participates in the constitutional settlement that establishes a limited monarchy.
Constitution Presented to King
The completed Constitution established the framework within which Louis XVI could resume authority as a constitutional monarch.
Constitutional Monarchy
The completed Constitution of 1791 is presented as France's new constitutional settlement
Constitutional Monarchy
The completed Constitution of 1791 is presented as France's new constitutional settlement.
Declaration Incorporated into Constitution of 1791
The 1789 Declaration is placed at the head of the Constitution of 1791 as its statement of fundamental principles.
Support for Revolutionary Army
Danton supported stronger economic and military emergency measures, including a revolutionary army, during the Republic's crisis.
Invasion of Denmark
Wellington informs his superiors he has cleared Zealand of resistance
Constitution Promised
Otto agrees to summon a National Assembly following the September uprising.
September Revolution
A military and popular uprising compels King Otto to accept constitutional government.
Siege of Veracruz
United States forces begin the amphibious siege of Veracruz
Treasury Appointment
Lincoln appoints Hugh McCulloch as Secretary of the Treasury
William I & Alexander II try to put right some misunderstandings
William I & Alexander II try to put right some misunderstandings
Trial
Zola convinces the public that papers used in Dreyfusss trial were forged. The Minister for War resigns after the Dreyfuss trial is reopened. The Cabinet decides to retry Dreyfuss
Statue
A statue in honour of Cromwell is unveiled opposite the Houses of Parliament
Capture of Transvaal
Annexation of the Transvaal is announced
Cape Colony Invasion
Smuts crosses the Orange River with his commando and begins a difficult campaign deep inside Cape Colony.
Capture of Nanjing
Captures Nanjing
Capital
The capital of France is moved to Bordeaux
Capture of Lemberg
The Russians capture Lemberg, Lwow, capital of Austrian Galicia
Capture of Lemberg
The Russians capture Lemberg, Lwow, capital of Austrian Galicia
Capture of Lemberg
The Russians capture Lemberg
First Army
Advances the First Army to within 50 km east of Paris
Invasion of France
Advances the First Army to within 50 km east of Paris
Leaves Albania
Prince William leaves Albania during revolt and the outbreak of World War One
Siege of Paris
Paris is placed in a state of siege
Duma
The Duma is prorogued
Guillemont Attacks Continued
Haig continues attacks around Guillemont to improve the British position before renewed larger operations.
Brusilov Offensive
The Germans capture Riga
Capture of Riga
Bruchmuller & Hutier capture Riga, remains in German hands until the end of the war
Capture of Riga
Bruchmuller & Hutier capture Riga, remains in German hands until the end of the war
Kornilov Affair
Tries to stabilise political authority after the Kornilov confrontation exposes deep divisions within revolutionary Russia.
Rule of Riga
Riga remains in German hands until the end of the war
Execution
Commandant of Kremlin, Malkov, executes Kaplan for attempting to assassinate Lenin
Execution
Malkov executes Kaplan for attempting to assassinate Lenin
Noise of Sabres
Faces military pressure as officers protest delays in passing social legislation.
Interim Presidency
Guzman assumes interim authority during the presidential succession crisis.
Wall Street Crash
After a six-year run when the world saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average increase in value fivefold, prices peaked at 381.17 on September 3, 1929, the market then fell sharply for a month, losing 17% of its value on the initial leg down
Economy of USA
9 March-16 June, 1st phase of the "Hundred Days" to reform the economy
Hundred Days
9 March-16 June, 1st phase of the "Hundred Days" to reform the economy
New Deal
9 March-16 June, 1st phase of the "Hundred Days" to reform the economy
Visit to Berlin
Pays a State visit to Mussolini in Rome
Armament
Parliament passes the National Services (Armed Forces) Act
Broadcast
Makes a broadcast to the nation after the declaration of war
Chain Home
Chain Home forms part of Britain's wartime air defence system.
Declaration of War
Declares war on Germany, at 11 AM
Declaration of War
Present at Antibes when Britain declares war
Declaration of War
Polands western allies, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand declare war on Germany, soon followed by France, South Africa and Canada
Declaration of War
Australia declares war
Declaration of War on Germany
Announces that Britain is at war with Germany after Germany invades Poland and fails to meet the British ultimatum.
Dominions Secretary
Returns to government as Dominions Secretary at the outbreak of the Second World War
Emergency Hospital Service
Uses wartime powers to organise emergency hospital provision.
First Lord of Admiralty
Appointed First Sea Lord of the Admiralty & Member of Cabinet
Invasion of Poland
The Polish airforce is destroyed
Legislation
Parliament passes the National Services (Armed Forces) Act
Neutrality
On the day Britain declares war on Germany Hertzog supports neutrality
Visit to To Mussolini in Rome
Hitler pays a State visit to Mussolini in Rome
Winnipeg Refugee Arrival
Welcomes the arrival of Spanish Republican refugees transported to Chile aboard the Winnipeg.
Invasion of Great Britain
The OKW issues a command saying the earliest date for sailing will be Twentieth Sept. Issues a directive with the decision to invade England be taken by 11th September
Operation Sea Lion
Issues a directive with the decision to invade England be taken by 11th September
Invention of Zykon B
600 Russian prisoners of war are gassed, 1st experiment with Zykon B
Massacre
600 Russian prisoners of war are gassed, 1st experiment with Zykon B
Armistice Approval
Authorizes acceptance of the Allied short armistice terms and empowers Castellano to sign them.
Armistice Authority
Receives authority from the Badoglio government to sign the short military armistice terms.
Armistice of Cassibile
Signs the short military armistice with the Allies on behalf of Marshal Badoglio.
Armistice Signed
Authorizes General Giuseppe Castellano to sign the military armistice with the Allies at Cassibile.
Baytown
Some of the Eighth Army cross the Straits of Messina & land on the Calabrian Coast
Calabria Landing Directed
Directs Eighth Army's crossing of the Strait of Messina into Calabria during Operation Baytown.
Capture of Reggio
13 Corps capture Reggio during the Allied invasion of Italy
Capture of San Giovanni
13 Corps capture San Giovanni during the Allied invasion of Italy
Invasion of Italy
The Allies invade Italy, Hitler decides only the north can be held & forms Army Group B
Invasion of Italy
13 Corps lands on the beaches between Reggio & Villa San Giovanni
Invasion of Italy
Some of the Eighth Army cross the Straits of Messina & land on the Calabrian Coast
Result of Surrender of Italy
Italy's surrender removes a major Axis partner from active war against the Allies.
Result of Surrender of Italy
Italy leaves the Axis war effort and enters an armistice with the Allies.
Surrender of Italy
Italy surrenders to the Allies
Surrender of Italy
Italy surrenders to the Allies
Armistice Agreement
The Finns announce an armistice with Russia & will break off relations with Germany
Capture of Brussels
British troops occupy Brussels
Finns give Germany 14 days to evacuate an army of 250,000
The Finns give Germany 14 days to evacuate an army of 250,000
Occupation
Russia demands German withdrawal from Finland
Result of Surrender of Japan
MacArthur formally receives Japan's capitulation on behalf of the Allied powers.
Result of Surrender of Japanese Forces in the Philippines
Japanese forces in the Philippines formally cease organised resistance.
Surrender of Japan
Formally accepts the surrender of Japan on the aircraft-carrier Missouri
Surrender of Japanese Forces in the Philippines
Signs the surrender of the Japanese forces in the Philippines
Law for Permanent Defense of Democracy
Promulgates legislation outlawing the Communist Party and removing many members from electoral rolls.
Bombing of Quemoy
China begins to bomb Quemoy
Cairo Mission Opens
Menzies begins talks with Nasser on proposals for international management of the canal.
End of Kampmann Premiership
The Kampmann Premiership ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Denmark.
First Krag Premiership
Begins the First Krag Premiership in Copenhagen and serves as Prime Minister of Denmark.
Prime Minister of Denmark
Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark, 1st term
Wilderness Act
Signs the Wilderness Act, creating the National Wilderness Preservation System.
Presidential Election
Elected president of South Vietnam under the new constitution
Vice Presidency
Elected vice president on Nguyen Van Thieu's ticket
Fielding Break-In
Participates in the burglary of psychiatrist Lewis Fielding's office as White House operatives search for information that could discredit Pentagon Papers source Daniel Ellsberg.
Fielding Break-In Authorization
Krogh authorizes the operation that leads White House operatives to burglarize psychiatrist Lewis Fielding's office.
Fielding Office Burglary
Hunt participates in the burglary of Lewis Fielding's office while seeking information that could be used against Ellsberg.
Pentagon Papers
The White House plumber's unit named for their orders to plug leaks in the administration burglarizes a psychiatrist's office to find files on Daniel Ellsberg, the former defense analyst who leaked the Pentagon Papers.
Special Investigations Unit
Hunt's first assignment for the White House (Special Investigations Unit) was a covert operation to break into the Los Angeles office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, Dr. Lewis J. Fielding. In July 1971, Fielding had refused an FBI request for psychiatric data on Ellsberg. Hunt and Liddy cased the building in late August. The burglary, on September 3, 1971, was not detected, but no Ellsberg files were found
Special Investigations Unit
Hunt's first assignment for the White House (Special Investigations Unit) was a covert operation to break into the Los Angeles office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, Dr. Lewis J. Fielding. In July 1971, Fielding had refused an FBI request for psychiatric data on Ellsberg. Hunt and Liddy cased the building in late August. The burglary, on September 3, 1971, was not detected, but no Ellsberg files were found
Watergate
Howard Hunt burglarizes the office of the psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker of the secret "Pentagon Papers" about the Vietnam War.
Watergate
Howard Hunt burglarizes the office of the psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker of the secret "Pentagon Papers" about the Vietnam War.
Watergate
Everette Howard Hunt organizes the bugging of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate office building and was also found to be responsible for a break-in at the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
Watergate
Everette Howard Hunt organizes the bugging of the Democratic National Committee at the Watergate office building and was also found to be responsible for a break-in at the office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
Watergate
Howard Hunt burglarizes the office of the psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker of the secret "Pentagon Papers" about the Vietnam War.
Watergate
Howard Hunt burglarizes the office of the psychiatrist of Daniel Ellsberg, the leaker of the secret "Pentagon Papers" about the Vietnam War.
White House Plumbers
Hunt's first assignment for the White House (Special Investigations Unit) was a covert operation to break into the Los Angeles office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, Dr. Lewis J. Fielding. In July 1971, Fielding had refused an FBI request for psychiatric data on Ellsberg. Hunt and Liddy cased the building in late August. The burglary, on September 3, 1971, was not detected, but no Ellsberg files were found
White House Plumbers
Hunt's first assignment for the White House (Special Investigations Unit) was a covert operation to break into the Los Angeles office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, Dr. Lewis J. Fielding. In July 1971, Fielding had refused an FBI request for psychiatric data on Ellsberg. Hunt and Liddy cased the building in late August. The burglary, on September 3, 1971, was not detected, but no Ellsberg files were found
National Assembly Election
Social Republican Party dominates National Assembly elections
Political Reform
I participates in political reform connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.
New Constitutional System
Black South Africans remain excluded from national parliamentary representation.
Tricameral Constitution Begins
The new tricameral constitutional system comes into force.
Broadcast
1st member of the Royal Family to appear on a live radio phone in on BBC Radio 4
President Takes Office
Mircea Snegur becomes President of the Moldovan SSR
Brexit
Founds the UK Independence Party to campaign for withdrawal from the European Union.
Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
Blair announces he will publish a dossier on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction
Dismissal
The National Assembly votes to dismiss Home Affairs Minister Kim Doo Kwan
National Assembly
The National Assembly votes to dismiss Home Affairs Minister Kim Doo Kwan
National Defence Commission Re-election
Is re-elected chairman of the National Defence Commission.
Supreme People's Assembly Presidium
Is re-elected chairman of the Supreme People's Assembly Presidium.
Hostages
Beslan school hostage crisis, Russian police and soldiers storm the school, 344 civilians and 31 of 32 hostage-takers are killed
Arrest of Khaleda Zia and her son
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia and one of her sons are arrested on charges of corruption and misuse of power
Basra Palace Handover
British forces withdraw from Basra Palace to the airport base.
Economy of Georgia
A US Navy ship loaded with humanitarian aid steamed through the Dardanelles on its way to Georgia, as the Bush administration prepared to roll out a $1 billion economic aid package for the ex-Soviet republic
Invasion of Georgia
A US Navy ship loaded with humanitarian aid steamed through the Dardanelles on its way to Georgia, as the Bush administration prepared to roll out a $1 billion economic aid package for the ex-Soviet republic
Library of Birmingham
Malala Yousafzai opens the Library of Birmingham in Centenary Square.
MINURSO Force Command
The United Nations approves Muhammad Tayyab Azam of Pakistan as Force Commander of MINURSO in Western Sahara.
North Korea Sixth Nuclear Test
North Korea conducts its sixth and largest announced nuclear test explosion.
Sixth Nuclear Test
North Korea conducts its sixth nuclear test.
Defence Minister Dismissal
Zelensky announces Reznikov will be replaced as defence minister.
Resignation of Oleksii Reznikov
Resigns as Ukraine's defence minister
Births on September 3
Birth of Matthew Boulton
Birth of Matthew Boulton, later central to Birmingham’s industrial growth.
Birth of Eugene de Beauharnais
Birth of Eugene de Beauharnais
Birth of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
Birth of Hardinge Stanley Giffard
Birth of Michael Cimino
Birth of Michael Cimino
Birth of Kjell Magne Bondevik
Birth of Kjell Magne Bondevik
Deaths on September 3
Death of Robert Stewart
Death of Robert Stewart, in Stirling Castle and lies buried in Dunfermline Abbey in Fife
Death of Charles II
Hears of the death of Cromwell while in exile in The Netherlands. Death of Cromwell, it is certain the monarchy will be restored
Death of Oliver Cromwell
Death of Oliver Cromwell
Death of Oliver Cromwell
Death of Oliver Cromwell, during a bout of malarial fever
Death of Oliver Cromwell
Keeps the army in Scotland calm after Oliver Cromwell dies.
Death of Fanya Kaplan
Death of Fanya Kaplan, executed
Death of Eduard Benes
Death of Eduard Benes.
Death of William Ambrose Billy Wright
Death of Billy Wright
Battles on September 3
Battle of Alnwick
Joins forces with his father & commands the rear of the English Army
Battle of Alnwick
Surrey joins up with his son Thomas Howard, the Lord Admiral
Battle of Dunbar
Defeats David Leslie's Scottish army at Dunbar and opens the route to Edinburgh.
Battle of Dunbar
Helps Cromwell defeat the Scottish Army
Battle of Dunbar
Lambert helps command Parliamentarian forces during the victory at Dunbar.
Battle of Dunbar
Leads a cavalry charge leaving the Scots with 3,000 killed to the Roundheads 30
Battle of Dunbar
Commands the Scottish Army which is defeated by Oliver Cromwell
Battle of Dunbar
Leslie commands the Scottish Covenanter army defeated by Cromwell at Dunbar.
Battle of Dunbar
Commands infantry during Cromwell's victory over the Scottish Covenanter army at Dunbar.
Battle of Dunbar
Overton commands a brigade of Foot at the Battle of Dunbar
Battle of Dunbar
Commands a brigade of Foot
Battle of Worcester
Charles II leads the Royalist army defeated by Cromwell at Worcester before escaping into exile.
Battle of Worcester
Charles II leads the Royalist army, counterattacks east of the Severn and escapes after Cromwell's forces break into Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Leads a force of 16,000 against Cromwell's force of 30,000. Charles is forced to go into hiding then escape from England. Attempts a "break out" from Worcester against Cromwell but is forced back
Battle of Worcester
Cromwell leads a Parliamentarian army of about thirty thousand against Charles II's smaller Royalist and Scottish force at Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Leads about 28,000 Parliamentarian troops to victory over Charles II at Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Deane attacks Powick Bridge and finally forces a crossing after Scottish defenders begin retreating toward Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Leads a Parliamentary force up the River Severn prior to the Battle of Worcester
Battle of Worcester
Arrested at the Battle of Worcester but escapes & returns to the Highlands. A Royalist Commander at the Battle of Worcester
Battle of Worcester
Drummond commands a Royalist brigade at Worcester, is captured and later escapes from imprisonment.
Battle of Worcester
Fleetwood commands Parliamentarian troops during the final battle of the Civil War at Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Fleetwood directs Parliamentarian troops across the Teme and presses the Scottish defenders back toward Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Leads a Parliamentary force across the River Teme prior to the Battle of Worcester. Forces Charles IIs Scottish allies back into the confines of Worcester
Battle of Worcester
Helps defeats the Scots & Royalists
Battle of Worcester
Lambert helps force the Teme crossings and drives Scottish defenders back during Parliament's attack on Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Captured in battle while supporting Charles II at Worcester
Battle of Worcester
David Leslie commands the Scottish cavalry during Charles II's defeat at Worcester.
Battle of Worcester
Captured at the Battle of Worcester, fights for the Royalists
Battle of Worcester
Commands a Parliamentary regiment in a victory over the Royalists
Battle of Worcester
Pride takes part in Cromwell's Parliamentarian victory at Worcester after previously commanding a brigade during the Scottish campaign.
Battle of Worcester
Captured during the Battle of Worcester supporting Charles I
Battle of Worcester
Stanley fights for Charles II at Worcester, escapes the battlefield and is captured later near Nantwich.
Battle of Wurzburg
Defeats the French under Jourdan & Moreau
Battle of Galicia
Hotzrndorf is forced to retreat to the River San
Battle of Galicia
The Russians counter-attack & Austrian gains are lost
Battle of Riga
Bruchmuller & Hutier capture Riga, remains in German hands until the end of the war
Battle of Riga
Riga remains in German hands until the end of the war. Bruchmuller & Hutier capture Riga
Battle of Britain
Claims another Bf 109 destroyed.
Battle of Britain
Continues his rapid series of victories with No. 303 Squadron.
Coronations on September 3
Coronation
Will spend 6 months of his reign in England. Crowned King of England, 1st time