2023-06-29 23:01:00
A day in history
1792 — the Four-Year Diet of the Commonwealth of Nations ended.
1810 — The Netherlands is included in France.
1894 – Korea declared independence from China.
1898 — tram traffic started in Vitebsk.
1905 — Albert Einstein published an article in which he outlined the special theory of relativity.
1908 — the fall of the Tunguska meteorite.
1934 — “Night of the Long Knives” in the Third Reich, the destruction of the leaders of the assault squads (SA) of the Nazi party.
1956 — the resolution of the Central Committee of the CPSU “On Overcoming the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences” was published in newspapers in the USSR.
20th Congress of the CPSU, at which Nikita Khrushchev criticized the “personality cult” of Joseph Stalin, 1956.
1984 — regular traffic opened on the first line of the Minsk Metro.
They were born on this day
1911 — Czeslaw MiloszPolish poet, novelist, essayist, laureate of the Nobel Prize in 1980.
In memory
1959 — Paval Rastarguevphilologist, Gulag prisoner.
1969 — Mykhailo HrymykBelarusian writer and scientist.
1993 — Mikhas MelnikovBelarusian local historian.
2010 — Vladimir Isaenko, Belarusian archaeologist. Isaenko became the discoverer of the archeology of the Belarusian Polesia, the main researcher of the Stone Age.
2012 — Yitzhak Shamir, Prime Minister of Israel. He was born in the town of Ružany in Brest Region.
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