Date of the day
On September 27, 1909,
Lukash Kalyuga
, writer, victim of Stalin's repressions, was born.
Lukash Kalyuga
This day is in history
1480
- the Spanish Inquisition was founded.
Death penalty according to the sentence of the Inquisition
1605
— the victory of the army of the Hetman of Polish
Jan Karol Hadkevich
over the Swedes near Kirchholm
1821
- Mexico gained independence from Spain.
1920
- the troops of
Stanislav Bulak-Balakhovich
occupied Pinsk.
Stanislav Bulak-Balakhovich
1941
— Syria declared itself an independent state.
1942
- the Nazis destroyed the ghetto in Janów Poleski.
2020
— the armed conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh began.
They were born on this day
1533
-
Stefan Bathory
, King of the Commonwealth of Nations, Grand Duke of Lithuania.
Stefan Bathory
1871
-
Grazia Deleda
, Italian poet, laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature for 1926.
1882
-
Mikhail Kakhanovich
, Belarusian politician, teacher, editor, publicist, first director of Vilnius Belarusian Gymnasium.
Mikhail Kakhanovich
1892
—
Siarhei Baran
, public and cultural figure, teacher;
the founder of the Horaden Belarusian Gymnasium, the ambassador of the Polish Diet in 1922–1927.
In 1933, he was arrested by the NKVD and died in the Gulag.
1903
-
Vera Kharuzhaya
, a girl of the liberation movement in Western Belarus, one of the organizers of the anti-Nazi underground in Vitebsk, publicist.
Vera Kharuzhaya
1982
—
Ales Cherkashyn
, military man, participant of the national democratic movement of the 1980s — beginning
21st century, hero of the war in eastern Ukraine.
Ales Cherkashin
In memory
1551
-
Jan Radzivil
, a statesman of the Great Patriotic War.
1612
-
Piotr Skarga
, Jesuit preacher, first rector of Vilnius Academy and University.
1917
-
Edgar Degas
, French painter.
Edgar Degas, "Scene from the Ballet" (1879)
1958
—
Alyaksei Turankov
, Belarusian composer.