7th April anniversaries


  • Birth
    • 1506
    • Spain
    • Birth of St Francis Xavier more
    • 1652
    • Italy
    • Birth of Pope Clement XII more
    • 1770
    • Great Britain
    • "Birth of William Wordsworth, English poet." more
    • 1859
    • United States
    • "Birth of Walter Camp, American sports writer and football coach who played a leading role in the development of American football" more
    • 1860
    • United States
    • "Birth of Will Keith Kellogg, founder of the eponymous breakfast cereal business." more
    • 1915
    • United States
    • "Birth of Billie Holiday, American jazz singer, possibly the finest exponent of jazz singing there has ever been." more
  • event
    • 451
    • Hungary
    • Attila the Hun sacked the city of Metz. more
    • 1827
    • Great Britain
    • "The first friction matches were sold by John Walker, the inventor, to Mr Hixon a solicitor in Stockton on Tees where John Walker had his shop." more
    • 1908
    • Great Britain
    • Herbert Asquith became British Prime Minister .
    • 1939
    • Albania
    • World War II: Italy invaded Albania. King Zog of Albania abdicated the following day
    • 1948
    • The World Health Organization (WHO) was established .
    • 1949
    • United States
    • "The musical South Pacific opened on Broadway, New York"
    • 1955
    • Great Britain
    • Anthony Eden becomes Prime Minister
  • Death
    • 1590
    • Norway
    • "Death of Anne Pedersdotter. burnt alive at the stake in Bergen for witchcraft. Her trial and death has inspired a play, film and opera." more
    • 1614
    • Greece
    • "Death of El Greco (Domenikos Theotocopoulos), Greek born artist who worked in Spain." more
    • 1739
    • Great Britain
    • "Dick Turpin, highwayman, hanged at York " more
    • 1858
    • Austria
    • "Death of Anton Diabelli, Austrian music publisher, editor and composer ."
    • 1891
    • United States
    • "Death or P T Barnum, legendary promoter of circus events who with James A Bailey toured America with The Greatest Show on Earth." more
    • 1968
    • Great Britain
    • "Death of Jim Clark, British racing driver ." more

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