17 July In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on July 17, the day number in a year is 199 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 200. July 17 has a special significance in India and world history, because many such incidents have occurred on this day which have been recorded forever in the pages of history. Let's know some such important events which will increase your general knowledge. The facts collected will be as follows: People born on this day, demise of famous people, war treaty, freedom of any country, invention of new technologies, change of power, important National and International Day etc.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1429	Dauphin was crowned as King of France.
1453	The battle of Calcilan ended English with the final struggle of a hundred years of war, except Kallis, with all landholding losing all landholding.
1712	England, Portugal and France indicated a ceasefire.
1727	Simon van Slingland was appointed Dutch pension consultant.
1740	Prospero Lambertini was elected the fourteenth pope.
1762	Catherine II became the Empress of Russia after the assassination of Peter II.
1771	Dene Pen, served as a Samuel Herne guide on the Coppermine River in Nunnavut, Canada, massacred the collective group of about 20 copper inutes.
1771	Dene Pen, served as a Samuel Herne guide over the exploration of the Copmine River in the present Nunnavut, Canada, massacred the collective group of about 20 copper inutes.
1775	First military hospital approval received.
1791	Members of the French Revolution-National Guard set fire to the crowd gathered in Paris de Mars, Paris to demand the removal of King Louis the sixteenth.
1850	The Harvard Observatory took the first photograph of the star.
1861	The US Congress authorized the money inscribed on paper.
1862	The US military gave permission for blacks to be accepted as workers.
1863	The invasion of Vicato began under the leadership of General Duncan Cameron, which resumed the British Army in New Zealand Land Wars.
1863	New Zealand Wars resumed as British Army in New Zealand, General Duncan Cameron began his attack on Vikato.
1867	In Boston, Massachusetts, Harvard School of Dental Medicine was established as the first Dental School in the United States.
1906	Clement Armand Falières was elected President of France.
1912	The International Amateur Athletics Federation IAF) was established in Sweden.
1916	The birthplace of Abraham Lincoln was established as the National Historical Park in the city of Kentucky in Loughroy County.
1918	RMS Carpethia, who rescued the RMS Titanic drowning, was himself drowned by a German U-boat.
1918	The Russian Revolution-Bolsheviks executed the Zar Nicholas II in Yakaterinburgh and the family.
1918	RMS Carpethia, who rescued people from drowning RMS Titanic, sinks itself by a German U-boat.
1919	The constitution was adopted in Finland.
1929	The Soviet Union ended diplomatic relations with China.
1936	The nationalist rebels attempted a coup against the second Spanish Republic, causing the Spanish civil war.
1944	Two ships laden with ammunition for World War II exploded in Port Chicago, California at Port Chicago Naval Magazine, killing 320 sailors and civilians, and more than 400 others were injured.
1944	In the United States, 322 people died in an explosion in two ammunition-laden ships near California.
1945	Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill and Harry S. Truman, leader of the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States leader, were found to decide what should be done with Germany after World War II at Popsdam.
1950	Communism Act implemented in South Africa.
1968	Built by Ahmed Hasan al-Bakra, the Arab Socialistbath Party overthrew the Iraqi President Abdul Rahman Arif.
1973	The last king of Afghanistan, Mohammad Zaheer Shah, was counted by his cousin Mohammad Dawood Khan while he underwent surgery in Italy.
1974	41 people were injured in the bombings in the London Tower.
1981	A walking route collapsed due to a structural failure at Hyatt Regencyhottal in Canus City, Missouri, USA, out of which 114 people were killed and 216 others were injured.
1992	Queen Elizabeth II officially opened a light rail system in Manchester Metrlyn, Greater Manchester, England.
1994	The first piece of the comet Shumaker Levi-9 collided with Jupiter.
1995	The Nasdaq Composite Index closed above the 1,000 mark for the first time.
1996	The TWA Flight 800 exploded in the mid-hwa and fell into the Atlantic Ocean near Eastern Moriches, New York.
1998	Russia buried Tsar Nicholas II and family, 80 years after their death.
2006	Discovery spacecraft landed safely on Earth after completing its 13-day space journey at the Space Center of Cap Canaveral Florida).
2009	Two suicidal attackers exploded themselves at two separate hotels in Indonesia at Jakarta.
2010	South Korea develops a long -range cruise missile that is allegedly able to compete with North Korea, Japan, Russia and China.
2011	Former Uruguay dictator Juan Maria Bordaberi dies during his arrest for the murders during dictatorship.
2011	Casey Anthony approved the murder of his daughter Kelly and agreed to be released from Orange County, Florida Jail, attracting the unhappy crowd with the verdict.
2012	The top executive Marisa Mayor leaves Google after being appointed Yahoo! Ink's new CEO.
2012	Astronauts, Sunita Williams of the United States, Russia's Yuri Malenchenko and Japan's Aki Hoshede arrive at the International Space Station for a three -month long mission.
2013	In an attempt to curb the rate of obesity, the United Arab Emirates provides one gram of gold to its citizens for every kilogram of weight.
2013	U.S. But a heat wave resides; At least one deadly incident is reported.
2014	Microsoft has announced that it will participate about 14% of its employees, which would match around 18,000 employees; Several recent deductions are expected to come from Nokia
2014	Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 collides with missiles while flying over Eastern Ukraine, location of a heavy fight by pro -Russian separatists; The origin of the missile is not yet known; All 298 people aboard the aircraft were killed in the attack.
2014	The crash of Malaysia Airlines plane-17 killed 283 passengers and 15 crew members.

Event Year	Incident/Event
1947	The Indian passenger ship SS Ramdas was destroyed by a storm in Mumbai, killing 625 people.
1948	Women in the country were declared eligible in any type of civil services including the Indian Administrative Service and the Indian Police Service.
1950	India's first plane crashed in Pathankot.

Day/Observance	Level
World International Justice Day	International Day
Independence Day from Czechoslovakia	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1954	Angela Merkel / Politician / Germany
1959	Nagaraja Rao Havaldar / Singer / India
1962	Kalpana Chawla / Astronaut / India
1917	Bijon Bhattacharya / Actor / India
1927	Anna Rajam George (Malhotra) / Civil Servant / India
1945	Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon / Soldier / India
1959	Nagraj Rao Havaldar / Singer / India
1959	Zarina Wahab / Actress / India

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