25 November In History - What Happened On This Day

According to Gregory calendar, on November 25, the day number in a year is 330 and if it is a leap year then the day number is 331. November 25 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
1034	After the death of Malcolm II of Scotland, Duncan, the son of his second daughter, died in the glamis, who was the son of his eldest daughter, he was throne to become the king of Scots.
1120	William Edelin, the only valid son of King Henry I of England, drowned in the White Ship Disaster, leading to succession that would drop the Norman monarchy of England.
1491	The Rickonquista-Greenada War was effectively introduced with the signing of the Grenada Treaty between Castill-Aragon and the Emirates of Grenada.
1667	The devastating earthquake in Semkha in Russia's North Caucasus region killed 80,000 people.
1744	The Austrian army carried out murderous attacks and looting against the Jews of Paraguay.
1758	Britain captured Fort Duquenne from Frank (later Fort Pitt / Pittsburgh).
1759	The devastating earthquake devastated the cities of Beirut and Damascus, killing around forty thousand people.
1766	Pope Clement XIII warned on the dangers of anti-Christian writings.
1783	American Revolutionary War: The last British troops left New York City after 3 months of signing the Treaty of Paris.
1795	The last king of Poland Stanislav August Ponotowski was implemented to end after the third partition of the Polish-Lithuanianicomonewement by Austria, Prussia and Russia.
1833	The Netherlands and Belgium signed the Treaty of Jonhoven.
1843	The Mount Etna eruption in Italy killed 69 people in the village of Bronte.
1863	The American Civil War-COM-COMCEF was defeated in the Battle of Missionary Ridge in Patanogo, Tennessee, opening the door to the attack of the South.
1867	Sweden's chemist Alfred Nobel patented 'dynamite'.
1880	Laverne, a French physician, diagnosed the cause of malarial fever.
1884	John B. of St. Louis Mayenberg patented 'Evaporated Milk' Evaporated Milk).
1915	Albert Einstein presented the equations of general relativity in the field of Proseian Academy of Science.
1917	In the First World War, German soldiers attacked the Portuguese Portuguese Africa to avoid the best British forces in the north and re -organized the Portuguese motherhood.
1926	27 Tornado, including an F4, hit the city of Heber Springs, on the weekend of thanks, Arkansas killed 76 people in the southern states.
1930	In Japan, 690 earthquakes were recorded in a single day.
1936	The Empire of Nazi Germany and Japan signed an anti-Commentarnepact, agreed that if the Soviet Union attacked one of them, they 'what measures for the safety of their common citizens. do.
1936	The anti-Cominton International) agreement was signed between Germany and Japan.
1940	Dey Havilland Mosquito (eg for example) and Martinbar -26 Maruder, who are two of the most successful military aircraft in Worldwar II, were the first flight of both.
1947	McCartheism-Executives of the Movie Studios agreed to the black listener screenwriters and directors, who were sent to jail for contempt of Congress to refuse to testify the houseful-American activity.
1950	In many states of the Northeast, many feet of snow fell in a single day today and jointly loss of property with stormy winds of more than 100 MPH suffered a loss of millions of dollars and killed 160 people.
1951	17 people died in the train crash in the American state of Alabama.
1952	Following the 42 -day battle of the Korean War, the Trianglehill battle ended as American and South Korean units abandoned their efforts to cancel the 'Iron Triangle'.
1952	Agatha Christie's mystery drama The Moustrap, which is the longest -lasting early play in history, opened in the Ambassador Theater Inland.
1952	Former Pakistani cricketer Imran Khan was born. He scored 3807 runs in 88 Tests and 3709 runs in 175 ODIs. He also has 544 wickets in his name.
1960	Meerabal sisters, who opposed the dictatorship of military Rafael Truejillo in Dominican Republic, were beaten to death.
1963	Former US President John F. Kennedy was cremated. In the US capital of Washington, about 8 lakh people saw his body while going to the funeral.
1970	Writer Yukio Mishima committed rituals suicide at the Japan Self-Defense Forces Headquarters in Tokyo due to failing to make a military coup to restore the rights of Japan's emperor.
1975	After Suriname's independence from the Netherlands, Johanfire became its first President.
1975	The Surinam country of South America gained complete independence from Holland.
1983	An agreement was signed by members of the PLO (Palestinian liberation organization) to evacuate forces from Tripoli, the capital of Libya. The announcement was made from both Saudi Arabia and Syria. However, no immediate confirmation was made by the PLO.
1984	Band Ed, a supergroup containing more than 30 leading British Irish pop musicians, recorded the song 'Do It's Itcrystams? '. To raise money for famine relief in Ethiopia.
1984	An East Rail train derailed between Hong Kong's Sheng Shui and Fanling stations.
1992	Due to the increasing nationalist tension in the country due to economic differences, the votes of Czechoslovakia Federal Assembly were divided from January 1, 1993 to divide the Czech Republic and Slovakia into two countries.
1998	The Turkish government lost to allegations of corruption related to the Turkish mafia connection after losing a no -confidence motion in the Turkish Assembly.
2001	It was reported that Osama bin Laden was hidden in Jalalabad (Eastern Afghanistan) region. At least one source also revealed that Laden was allegedly traveling by horses at night time.
2005	The European Commission initiated legal action against the Bank of Italy and its President Antonio Fazio, who allegedly favored the Italian Bank Banka Popolare Italiana in the race to achieve Banka Antowaneta, thus punishing the Dutch group ABN AMRO.
2007	Police fired tear gas and chemical cannon to disperse the rally of about 30,000 people organized by Hindraf in Kuala Lumpur.
2008	Three people were killed in a car bombing near Udanya metro station in St. Petersburg, Russia.
2009	In Somalia, two kidnapped journalists have been released in Somalia, one Australian and one Canadian.
2009	Zakadah, Saudi Arabia, caused floods due to severe rains, killing 122 people and thousands of Haj pilgrims were trapped.
2014	Sitara Devi, the famous dancer of Kathak passed away.

Day/Observance	Level
International Womens Violence Eradication Day	International Day
World Non-Vegetarian Prohibition (Prevention) Day	International Day
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women	International Day
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women	International Day
Suriname Independence Day	National Day

Birth Year	Name/Category/Country
1926	Ranganath Misra / Politician / India
1982	Jhulan Goswami / Player / India
1894	Deep Narayan Singh / Politician / India
1898	Debaki Bose / Actor / India
1924	Raghunandan Swarup Pathak / Lawyer / India
1926	Ranganath Misra / Judge / India
1926	Ranganath Misra / Lawyer / India
1940	Shyamal Kumar Sen / Politician / India
1972	Deepa Marathe / Cricketer / India
1978	Koel Purie / Actress / India
1982	Jhulan Goswami / Player / India
1983	Jhulan Goswami / Cricketer / India

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