Historical place archive

Messina in History

Browse historical events and people recorded at Messina in France. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.

8 records8 event labels4 people1061–1955

Historical events in Messina

1061

1061
Capture of Messina
Robert Guiscard · Norman Invasion Wars

Guiscard invaded Sicily with his brother Roger, capturing Messina in 1061 with comparable ease, they landed unsighted during the night and surprised the Saracen army

1189

1189
Succession
Arthur of Brittany · House of Plantagenet

Under the Treaty of Messina Richard I names Arthur of Brittany as his succesor if he should die without issue

1189
Treaty of Messina
Arthur of Brittany · House of Plantagenet

Under the Treaty of Messina Richard I names Arthur of Brittany as his succesor if he should die without issue

1190

1190
Siege of Messina
Philip II · Holy Crusades, 3rd

Richard I & Philip II take Messina from Tankred, the King of Sicily

1955

1955
Conference of Messina
Antoine Pinay · Government of France

Represents France at the Messina Conference for greater European integration

1 June 1955
Messina Conference
Antoine Pinay · Government of France

Represents France at the Messina Conference as ministers consider a common market and atomic community.

1 June 1955
Messina Relaunch
Antoine Pinay · European Economic Community (EEC)

France joined the six ECSC states in relaunching European integration at the Messina conference.

1 June 1955
Treaty of Rome
Antoine Pinay · Government of France

Pinay represents France at Messina, where the Six agree to examine both a general common market and sectoral integration.

Provenance

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These entries are generated from stored World History Database records whose country and place fields match France and Messina. Names, dates, event labels and descriptions are reviewed and normalised as the database develops. Historical place names may not match modern administrative boundaries.

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