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April 29: This Day in World Military History
« on: April 28, 2015, 11:54:29 pm »
89 BC Social War: Sulla captures Stabiae from the Italiotes
58 BC Cicero sails into exile from Brindisium
711     Tariq ibn Ziyad lands a Moorish army at Gibraltar for the Conquest of Visigothic Spain, initiating a war that ends in 1492 --  Learn More
1091     Battle of Monte Levunium: Byzantine Emperor Alexius I Comnenus defeats the Pechenegs
1289     Sultan Quala'un of Egypt captures Tripoli, Lebanon, from the Crusaders
1429     Joan of Arc beats the English at Orleans
1524     Battle of Sesia Romagnano: Spanish defeat the French
1616     Naval Battle of Euboea: Tuscans defeat the Turks
1661     Chinese troops occupy Taiwan
1670     Emilio Altieri elected Pope as Clement X (1670-1676)
1814     USS 'Peacock' captures HMS 'Epervier'
1856     The Crimean War ends --  Learn More
1861     Maryland House of Delegates votes against secession
1863     Battle of Chancellorsville begins
1898     Cienfuegos, Cuba: US and Spanish warships exchange fire
1901     Anti-Semitic riots in Budapest
1916     The Irish "Easter Rebellion" ends (from 16th)
1926     Franco-American accord on WW I war debts
1940     Norwegian King Haakon flees to England as the Nazis occupy his country
1942     Burma: Japanese capture Lashio
1942     Dutch and French Jews ordered to wear a yellow star
1943     Dietrich Bonhoffer is arrested by Nazis
1943     Teop, Solomon Is: USS 'Gato' (SS-212) lands coastwatchers & evacuates missionaries.
1945     Adolf Hitler makes an honest woman of Eva Braun
1945     Burma: Japanese army evacuates Rangoon
1945     RAF drops food to isolated areas in the Netherlands
1945     US liberates the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau
1946     Tokyo: 28 former Japanese leaders indicted as war criminals
1970     US & South Vietnamese troops invade Cambodia
1975     Last US personnel pull out of Vietnam
1991     Croatia declares independence from Yugoslavia

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