Who was born on January 28 and what day is it?
👉 HOLIDAYS:
🌏 International Personal Data Protection Day.
🌏 International day without internet.
🌏 World Leprosy Day.
🌏 Birthday of the diesel engine.
🌏 International Lego Day.
🌏 International Carbon Dioxide Reduction Day.
🌏 International Mobilization Day Against Nuclear War.
🔹 NATIONAL HOLIDAYS:
🇵🇭 Philippines – Julian Felipe Day.
🇳🇱 Netherlands – Auschwitz Liberation Day.
🇺🇸 USA – National Pediatrics Day.
🇧🇾 Belarus – Science Day.
🇦🇲 Armenia – Army Day.
👉 EVENTS:
– 98 – Marcus Ulpius Trajan became the Roman emperor.
– 1596 – English explorer Francis Drake died of dysentery on his ship.
– 1724 – St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences and St. Petersburg University were established according to the decree of Peter I.
– 1725 – the “era of palace coups” began in Russia.
– 1742 – The first indoor swimming pool was built in London.
– 1855 – The first train passed through the Panama Railroad.
– 1897 – Rudolph Diesel built and tested an internal combustion engine.
– 1900 – The German Football Association was founded in Leipzig.
– 1906 – The first women’s polytechnic institute in Russia was opened in St. Petersburg.
– 1918 – Estonia and Latvia declared their independence from Russia.
– 1930 – Spanish dictator Miguel Primo de Rivera resigned.
– 1932 – First Shanghai War.
– 1933 – Kurt von Schleicher, the last government of the Weimar Republic in Germany, resigned.
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– 1933 – Rahmat Ali proposed that the Indian Muslim state be called Pakistan.
– 1985 – Delhi Declaration Against Nuclear War was adopted.
– 1986 – Space shuttle “Challenger” explodes.
– 1992 – “Uzbekistan Havo Yollari” national airline company was established.
– 2000 – National University of Uzbekistan was granted the status of a national university.
– 2003 – Biofuel based on mayonnaise was discovered in England.
– 2014 – Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine repealed the January 16 law. Mykola Azarov resigned.
BIRTHS:
– 1457 – Henry VII (1509) – King of England and Ireland (since 1485), the first monarch of the Tudor dynasty.
– 1608 – Giovanni Alfonso Borelli (1679) – Italian scientist, founder of biomechanics.
– 1611 – Jan Hevely (1687) – Polish astronomer, founder of selenography.
– 1717 – Mustafa III (1773) – ruler of the Ottoman Empire in 1757-1773.
– 1784 – George Hamilton-Gordon (1860) – English politician. 34th Prime Minister of Great Britain.
– 1853 – Vladimir Soloviev (1900) – Russian poet and philosopher.
– 1853 – Jose Marti (1895) – Cuban writer, journalist and revolutionary, Cuban national hero.
– 1858 – Eugène Dubois (1940), Dutch anthropologist, first found the remains of Pithecanthropus.
– 1880 – Sergey Malov (1957) – Turkic scholar.
– 1892 – Fyodor Raskolnikov (1939) – Soviet diplomat, writer.
– 1897 – Valentin Katayev (1986) – Russian Soviet writer, journalist, playwright, poet, screenwriter.
– 1906 – Umansky Zinoviy (1985) – provisional, Honored Scientist of Uzbekistan (1967).
– 1922 – Holly Robert William – American biochemist, winner of the Nobel Prize (1968).
– 1935 – Abbas Mahmoud – Palestinian statesman, since 2004 Secretary General of the FATH (Palestine Freedom Movement) within this organization, Chairman of the Palestinian Authority since January 2005, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the FATH.
– 1936 – Koriyeva Bernora – ballerina, ballet master, People’s Artist of Uzbekistan (1964), People’s Artist of Kyrgyzstan (1996), professor (1985).
– 1950 – Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa – King of Bahrain.
– 1955 – Nicolas Sarkozy – French statesman and politician, 23rd President of the French Republic (2007-2012).
– 1973 – Tatyana Malinina – Uzbek figure skater participating in singles, the first winner of the Four Continents Championship (1999).
– 1978 – Gianluigi Buffon – Italian football player, goalkeeper, world champion (2008).
– 1984 – André Iguodala – American basketball player, world (2010) and Olympic (2012) champion.
– 1985 – Lizbeth Trickett (Lenton) – Australian swimmer, 4-time Olympic gold medalist.
– 1986 – Shruti Haasan is an Indian film actress and singer.
– 1989 – Sim de Jong – Dutch football player.