Year 1953 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1953

The year 1953 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1953 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
29 May	Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first to reach Mount Everest.
02 June	Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on the British throne.
21 June	The only Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was elected twice consecutively in the history of Pakistan, was born. She was also the first Prime Minister of any Islamic country.
26 July	The successful revolution began in Cuba under the leadership of Communist revolutionary Fidel Castro.
31 October	Television began broadcasting in Belgium.
02 November	Pakistan officially became the Islamic Republic.
09 November	Cambodia became independent from France.
11 November	Cambridge University identified and photographed the polio virus for the first time.
27 November	Eminent drama writer Poogeen O'Neill of America died at the age of 65.
20 August	French forces removed Mohammed bin Yusuf, the Sultan of Morocco, from Sidi.
29 August	The then Soviet Russia detonated the first hydrogen bomb.
07 January	US President Harry Truman announced the creation of the hydrogen bomb.
13 January	Marshal Josip was elected President of Yugoslavia.
29 January	Sangeet Natak Akademi was established.
31 January	130 passengers and sailors were killed in a ferry accident in the Irish Sea. The British ferry Princess Victoria was heading to Northern Ireland when the accident occurred.
01 February	More than 2500 people died in floods in the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland, in which only 1836 people died in the Netherlands.
11 February	The Soviet Union broke diplomatic relations with Israel.
05 March	Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, who had been in power for 29 years, died.
18 March	The earthquake in western Turkey killed more than 250 people.
19 March	The Academy Awards were broadcast for the first time on television.
24 March	Queen Mary, grandmother of the Queen of Britain, died while asleep.
26 March	Dr. Jonas Salk announced new vaccines to protect against polio.
29 March	Hilly and Tenzing Norgay conquered Mount Everest, the world's highest peak.
06 January	The Asian Socialist Conference opened in Rangoon, Burma.
05 February	The premiere of Walt Disney's feature film Peter Pan began.
14 March	Nikita Khrushchev was elected the first secretary of the Soviet Communist Party.
10 April	The Melbourne Knights were established in Melbourne as Croatia SC.
02 May	Hussein was crowned King of Jordan.
02 June	Austria and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations.
26 July	A majority of Mormon sects in Arizona were raided Short Creek.
20 August	The French government ousted Morocco's King Mohammed V, capturing him in Corsica.
26 September	Sugar ration was abolished in Britain.
09 October	The British Government suspended the Guyana Constitution.
09 November	Cambodia became independent from France.
10 December	Albert Schitzer was awarded the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize.
06 January	The first Asian Socialist Conference, an organization of socialist political parties in Asia, opened in Rangoon, Burma, with 177 delegates, observers and fraternal guests.
13 January	An article published in Pravda accused some of the most prestigious physicians in the Soviet Union, mostly Jews, of taking part in a vast plot to poison members of the top Soviet political and military leadership.
14 January	Josip Broz Tito was inaugurated as the first President of Yugoslavia.
26 March	Jonas Salk announces successful testing of his polio vaccine on a small group of adults and children.
25 April	The molecular structure of nucleic acid was first published by molecular biologist Jams Watson and Francis Crick in a scientific helicopter, describing the discovery of double helix structural DNA.
15 May	Don Murphy organized the first pinewood darby for Cubscouts of Boy Scouts in the US, where wooden cars manufactured by threshold are run.
18 May	American Jacqueline Kochran became the first female pilot to visit supersonic on May 18, 1953 when she flew the Canadier F -86 Seber Jet aircraft and broke the sound inhibitor.
18 May	Rogers Dry Lake, in California, in her Canadare Seber, became the first female pilot to break the American Kohar Kohar Kochar sound barrier.
29 May	Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norge became the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest on the 39th birthday of Tenzing Norge. Sir Edmund Parival Hillary was a climber, explorer and philanthropist of New Zealand. Tenzing Norgi gave birth to Namgyal Wangdi and often known as Sherpa Tenzing, a Nepali Sherpa was a climber.
08 June	The Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Washington D.C. In the restaurant can not refuse to serve black patrons. Earlier, blacks in the US were denied basic human rights due to racism.
08 June	The same storm killed more than 200 people in two tornado flints, Michigan and Worsestor, Massachusetts, in addition to two cities Morithan 650 miles (1, 050 km).
18 June	Douglas C -124 GlobeMaster II aircraft Tachchwa, crashed after bus from Japan, killing more than 100 people along with all 129 people in aircraft accident.
19 June	American Julius and Athail Rosenberg were executed as detectives to the Soviet Union, the mystery of American nuclear weapons.
26 July	Fidel Castro and his brother Raul led a group of about 160 rebels in a failed attack on Monkada Barrack, thus the Cuba Revolution.
27 July	A ceasefire was signed to eliminate enmity in the Korean war, officially the Korea division was closed indefinitely by creating a 4 km (2.5 mi) wide dimilitated zone across the Korea peninsula.
10 August	The first Indochina War-The French Union removed its army from the Camper League against Viet Minh in Central Modern-Day Vietnam.
10 August	The first Indo China War-The French Union withdrew its army from Operation Kemarg against Viet Minh in Central Modern-Day Vietnam.
19 August	The United Kingdom and the United States intelligence agencies stopped the coup of Iran Prime Minister Mohammad Mosdeg and restored the full monarchy of Mohammad Raza Pahlavi.
21 September	North Korean No Kum -Soq, with his MiG -15, unknowingly failed as an American attempt to bribe Communist pilots, inadvertently, Operation Mulla.
14 October	Israeli military commander Ariel Sharon and his unit 101 special forces attacked the West Bank at Qibya village, destroying 45 buildings, killing 42 villagers and injuring 15 others.
15 October	The British Nuclear Testing Totem 1 was exploded to the Emo Field of South Australia.
23 October	The Alto Broadcasting System at the Philippines broadcast the first broadcast on DZAQ-TV in South-East Asia.
05 November	According to a revelation, Israel and Arab states were already warned that the United States could not financially support the Middle East forever. The reason for this burden was mainly plan to construct the Jordan River, and assist 800,000 Israeli refugees.
13 November	Representatives of the United Nations have suggested immediate direct dialogue to be organized between Jordan and Israel. The underlying objective of these dialogues was to avoid further border struggle between these two provinces.
14 November	US President Eisenhawar called the Canadian Parliament speech. Its purpose was to address Russia to form a US-Canadian preventive alliance as it was reported that Russia could attack with nuclear weapons.
17 November	The collision between the Italian steamer, Vitoria Claudia and the French ore carrier leads The Peroine the English Channel Vitoria Claudia to the death of 20 Italian Semen.
06 December	Vladimir Nabokov completed his controversial novel Lolita, five years after it started.
24 December	On North Island, New Zealand, in Tangivai, a railway bridge was damaged by Ek Lahar and fell under a passenger train, killing 151 people.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
01 October	Andhra Pradesh became a separate state in India.
15 December	India's S. Vijayalakshmi Pandit was elected the first woman president of the eighth session of the United Nations General Assembly.
08 March	Vasundhara Raje Scindia, the first woman Chief Minister of Rajasthan, was born.
29 May	New Zealand mountaineer Edmund Hillary and Nepali-Indian Sherpamounner Tenzing Norge Shikhar became the first to reach Mount Everest.
23 June	Great social reformer, politician, national leader and founder of Jana Sangh Party. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee died in Srinagar during his death. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee was an Indian politician, barrister and educationist who served as the Minister of Industry and Supplies in the Cabinet of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. After falling with Nehru, Mukherjee left the Indian National Congress and established the Nationalist Bharatiya Jana Sangh.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
21 June	Benazir Bhutto / Politician / Pakistan
19 February	Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner / Politician / Argentina
01 July	Roopa Satyan / Model / India
04 May	Tinnu Anand / Actor / India
08 November	Nand Kumar Patel / Politician / India
08 March	Vasundhara Raje Scindia / Politician / India
11 July	Suresh Prabhu / Politician / India
13 May	Mahesh Manjrekar / Actor / India
14 December	Vijay Amritraj / Tennis Player / India
18 March	D. V. Sadanand Gowda / Politician / India
18 March	Devaragunda Venkappa Sadananda G / Politician / India
20 October	Kiran Kumar / Actor / India
20 February	Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar / Emperor / India
23 January	Achal Kumar Jyoti / Civil Servant / India
23 March	Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw / Zoologist / India
27 September	Mata Amritanandamayi / Spritual Leader / India
27 May	Preeti Ganguly / Actress / India

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