A day in history
1099
- A siege of Jerusalem begins during the First Crusade.
1563
-
Sigismund II Augustus
issues the Vilnius Privilege, which equalizes the rights of Orthodox and Catholics in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
1905
- Norway's parliament breaks with Sweden.
Norway's Independence Day.
Oslo, the capital of Norway
1927 -
Boris Kaverda,
an employee of the Belarusian Word , assassinates
Soviet Ambassador
Pyotr
Voikov in Warsaw .
1958
- the construction of the city of Navapolatsk began on the left bank of the Western Dvina.
Navapolatsk
1995
- Following a referendum on May 14, 1995,
Alexander Lukashenko
approves regulations on the state emblem and flag.
The almost unchanged flag and coat of arms of the BSSR have officially returned to replace the white-red-white flag and the emblem "Pahonia".
Deputies of the BPF Opposition in the Supreme Soviet declared the illegitimacy of the referendum.
1995
- in Minsk at the full stadium "Dynamo" with national flags, the national football team of Belarus won a historic victory over Holland.
The winning goal was scored by midfielder
Sergei Gerasimets
.
Born on this day
1794
-
Peter Chaadaev
, Russian religious philosopher, supporter of Catholicism.
He was declared insane for his criticism of Orthodoxy and autocracy.
Peter Chaadaev
1848
-
Paul Gauguin
, French artist.
Paul Gauguin
1880
-
Vaclav Ivanovsky
, politician, scientist, publisher, activist of the national liberation movement.
XX century
and the national movement of the 1st floor.
1940s
Vaclav Ivanovsky
1952
-
Arhan Pamuk
, Turkish writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006.
In memory
1492
-
Kazimierz Jagiełło
, Grand Duke of Lithuania in 1440–1492.
Kazimir Jagiełło
1976
-
Mikhail Mashara
, Western Belarusian poet, Soviet novelist and translator.
Yanka Bryl, Yanka Sharakhovsky and Mikhas Mashara on the anniversary of Yakub Kolas in Karalishchevichi.
1952 From the funds of the BGAMLI