2. August
of the 2. August is the 214. Day of the Gregorian calendar (the 215. in leap years), thus still 151 days up to the year end remain.
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events
- ,338 v. Chr.: Philipp II. from Macedonia the athenische and thebanische army in the battle of Chaironeia destroys and makes the ascent possible of Macedonia
- ,216 v. Chr.: In the battle of Cannae defeats Hannibal the Roman army under Lucius Aemilius Paullus and Publius Terentius Varro
- 1769: the Spaniards discover the river „El Rio de Nuestra Señora la Reina de loosely Ángeles de Porciúncula “, to late Los Angeles are based
- 1870: In London the Tower Subway, the first subway of the world, opens
- 1874: Thousand-anniversary of the settlement of Iceland
- 1914: The German Reich occupies neutral Luxembourg. There is the first German fighting in the 1.Weltkrieg
- 1934: Hitler takes the title „to leader and realm chancellor “on
- 1943: Lieutenant John F. Kennedys boat before the Salomon islands of the Japanese destroyer Amagiri sinks
- 1944: Beginning of the rebellion in humans extermination camp Treblinka
- 1944: Tito „appoints “ Macedonia6. Republic of the Yugoslav federation
- 1945: The Potsdamer agreement is signed („the National Socialist party with its attached arrangements is to be destroyed! “)
- 1945: All Sudeten Germans by decree the Czechoslovakian nationality is denied
- to 1951: Setting into service of the Schonerbrigg William Pieck, the first and only sail school ship of the GDR
- 1964: Tonkin incident, trip for the official participation of the USA in the Viet Nam war
- 1984: At the University of Karlsruhe will of Germany first E-Mail receive
- 1990: Iraqi troops attacked and occupy Kuwait
- 1998: Invasion of military troops from Rwanda and Uganda into the Republic of the Congo
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economics
disasters
- 1869: With a Schlagwetterexplosion in the Neuhoffnungschacht of the Burgker of hard coal works in the today's Saxonian Free valley die 276 humans
- 1944: The gypsy block of the people extermination camp Auschwitz Birkenau is liquidated „“. The German SS murders the last 3000 Sinti and Roma
- 1980: A right group of extremists ignites a bomb in the station of the Italian city Bologna. 85 humansdies, at least 200 hurts
- 1985: Fort Worth, Dallas: A Lockheed L-1011 tri star of the delta air LINEs falls during a storm in the proximity of the airport. 134 humans die, 30 are saved
- 2005: Toronto, Ontario, Canada: From of Paris coming machine the air France of the type A340-300 shoots during a tempest with the landing in Toronto beyond the runway and comes up in flames. All passengers survive
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sport
- 1953: With the large price of Germany on the only castle ring 1953 the second Grand Prix WM running with the participation of teams from the GDR ( EMW (ice NAK ago engine works, late waiting castle), Klodwig and Greifzu ) takes place. All three startedwith identical engines of the company BMW. At this time in the EMW work still parallel EMW and BMW are manufactured, which will change by the transformation into the VEB automobile work iron oh. The venture formula 1 is for the Council of State thatGDR however no successful: EMW separates after 11 rounds due to defective exhaust , Greifzu becomes with place of the 14 last but one; the formula 1 becomes as capitalistic mischief cried
the first employment of East German teams with a Grand Prix - WM-run was 1952likewise on the only castle ring. There Rudolf ruffle stood on a hoar frost BMW and Ernst Klodwig on a tail BMW in the starter field. Entries from athlete IC world records are under the respective discipline under Leichtathletik; for events within the range formula 1 see there.
- 2005: Schalke 04 wins the league cup (1: 0 against the VfB Stuttgart).
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born
John Tyndall, on the right of (1812-1893)
Frédéric Augusts Bartholdi (1834-1904)
- 1627: Samuel van Hoogstraten, Netherlands painter
- 1672: Johann JakobScheuchzer, Swiss natural scientist
- 1772: Louis Antoine Henri de Condé, Herzog von Enghien, French duke
- 1783: Sulpiz Boisserée, architect and important promoter of the building of cathedrals in Cologne
- 1788: Leopold Gmelin, German chemist
- 1806: Alexanderof Soiron, politician of Baden and delegate in the Frankfurt national assembly
- 1820: John Tyndall, Irish physicist
- 1834: Frédéric Augusts Bartholdi, French sculptor, and. A. the liberty statue on Liberty Iceland
- 1835: Elisha Gray, US-American teacher,Inventor and entrepreneur
- 1854: Eugène Ruffy, Swiss politician (FDP), Upper House of Parliament 1894-1899
- 1858: Emma, queen of the Netherlands as a second wife of William III.
- 1863: Gottfried Krüger, honour citizen of joke mountain, physician and homeland researcher
- 1868: Konstantin I., King of Greece
- 1870: Marianne webers, German Frauenrechtlerin and sociologies
- 1891: Arthur Bliss, English composer
- 1892: Jack L. Warner, US-American film producer (Warner Bros.)
- 1897: Max weber, Swiss politician (SPS), Upper House of Parliament 1952-1954
- 1905: Karl Amadeus Hartmann, German composer, founder of the row Musica viva
- 1905: Rudolf Prack, Austrian actor
- 1905: Myrna Loy, US-American actress
- 1910: Tilli Breidenbach, German actress
- 1921: Rudi Michel, GermanSports journalist
- 1924: James Baldwin, US-American author
- 1925: Jorge Rafael Videla, Argentine general and dictator
- 1928: Luigi Colani, Swiss designer
- 1928: Theo Hotz, Swiss architect
- 1929: José Afonso, Portuguese singer andComposer
- 1931: Ruth Maria Kubitschek, German actress
- 1932: Peter O'Toole, British actor
- 1934: Waleri Fjodorowitsch Bykowski, Soviet cosmonaut
- 1935: Hank Cochran, US-American Songschreiber and singer
- 1935: Manfred Sexauer, German moderator
- 1937: Garth Hudson, US-American musician
- 1938: Brunhilde Hendrix, German light athlete and olympia medal winner
- 1939: Edward cuffs, US-American singer
- 1939: Helga Schuchardt, German politician, MdB
- 1940: Dave Govan, US-American singer
- 1941: Doris connoisseur, US-American singer
- 1942: Isabel all end, Chilean authoress
- 1944: Jim Capaldi, British painter
- 1944: Naná Vasconcelos, Brazilian jazz musician
- 1946: Inga trunk, German singer and Komponistin
- 1950: Mathieu Carrière,German actor
- 1950: Andy Fairweather Low, British singer and Songschreiber
- 1950: Ted Turner, British musician and singer
- 1951: Andrew gold, US-American singer and Songschreiber
- 1951: Steve Hillage, British musician
- 1953: Peter Michael Kolbe, German Ruderer
- 1953: Clive WRIGHT, US-American musician
- 1961: Dave Binney, US-American jazz musician
- 1961: Apollonia Kotero, US-American singer
- 1961: Gustav neither, Swiss Bobfahrer
- 1964: Ernesto Maguengue, bishop of the Diözese Pemba(Mozambique)
- 1964: Mary Louise Parker, US-American actress
- 1964: Franc Biela, German author driver
- 1968: Stefan EFF mountain, German football player
- 1969: Fernando Couto, Portuguese football player
- 1970: Kevin Smith, US-American director and actor (silent Bob)
- 1972: Justyna Steczkowska, Polish singer
- 1972: Corinne Rey barking, Swiss Skirennläuferin
- 1980: Nadja Robinè, German actress
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died
Oswald of cloud stone (* around 1377-1445)
Jacques Étienne Montgolfier (1745-1799)
- ,257: Stephan I., Pope, holy
- ,461: Majorian, Roman emperor from 457 to 461
- 686: Johannes V., Pope from 685 to 686
- 1058: Judith of pig ford, böhmische duchess
- 1100: William II., 1087 toKönig 1100 von Inglaterra
- 1445: Oswald of cloud stone, south animal oiler poet, composer and diplomat
- 1589: Heinrich III., King of France and king of Poland
- 1641: George of the Wense, German civil servant
- 1644: Bernardo Strozzi, Italian painter
- 1667: Francesco Borromini, Italian architect
- 1788: Thomas Gainsborough, English painter
- 1799: Jacques Étienne Montgolfier, French with inventor of the first hot-air balloon
- 1815: Guillaume Marie Anne Brune, marshal of France
- 1823: Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot, French politician, scientist and military
- 1827: James Hewitt, US-American composer
- 1830: Friedrich David Gräter, founder of the scientific Nordistik in Germany
- 1835: Ferdinand August von Spiegel, Erzbischof of the ore diocese Cologne
- 1844: Jean PierreJoseph d'Arcet, French chemist
- 1848: Frederick Marryat, English naval officer and writer
- 1854: Carl God-dear Samuel Heun, German writer
- 1854: Heinrich Clauren, German writer
- 1876: James Butler Hickok, US-American Westernheld
- 1881: Marcus Andrew Hislop Clarke, Australian writer
- 1887: Gustav Werner, Evangelist minister and founder of the donation of the same name
- 1897: Adam Asnyk, Polish poet and dramatist
- 1919: Christoph Blumhardt, German theologian and minister
- 1921: Enrico Caruso, Italian opera singer
- 1922: Alexander Graham Bell, British Sprechtherapeut, inventor and large entrepreneur
- 1923: Hugo Gaudig, German paedagogue
- 1923: Warren Gamaliel Harding, 29. President of the USA
- 1932: Ignaz Seipel, Austrian theologianand politicians
- 1934: Paul von Hindenburg, German general field marshal and second realm president
- 1936: Louis Blériot, French aviation pioneer
- 1944: Felix Nussbaum, GermanJewish painter
- 1944: Felka Platek, Polish-Jewish painter
- 1945: Pietro Mascagni, ItalianComposer
- 1946: Andrei Andrejewitsch Wlassow, Russian general
- 1946: Jóannes Patursson, färöischer farmer, poet and nationalistic politician
- 1952: Johann Lemmerz, German technical designer and entrepreneur
- 1952: Joseph Schnetz, Austrian Philologe
- 1954: René AmengualAstaburuaga, Chilean composer
- 1955: Wallace of Stevens, American poet
- 1971: Ludwig Marcuse, Philosoph and Schriftsteller of Jewish origin
- 1972: Brian Cole, US-American musician
- 1972: Paul Goodman, US-amerikanischer social philosopher and poet
- 1972: Rudolph whole, Swiss composer, pianist and conductor
- 1973: Jean Pierre Melville, French film director
- 1976: Fritz long, German Filmegisseur
- 1977: Manuel Goncalves Cerejeira, archbishop of Lisbon and cardinal
- 1978: Carlo Chávez Ramírez, MexicanComposer
- 1979: Hermann Schmitt Vockenhausen, German politician and MdB
- 1980: Karl Heinz Stroux, German director
- 1981: Delfo Cabrera, Argentine marathoner
- 1982: Rudolf Maros, Hungarian composer
- 1983: James Jamerson, US-American bassist
- 1989: Luiz Gonzaga, Brazilian singer, accordion player and composer
- 1990: George de Mestral, Schweizer engineer, inventor of the Klettverschlusses
- 1990: Norman Maclean, US-American writer
- 1996: Michel Debré, French politician
- 1997: James Krüss, German writerand poets
- 1997: Paul Kurzbach, German composer
- 2003: Don Estelle, English actor and singer
- 2003: OSCAR Mueller, German actor
- 2004: William Fresenius, founder of the institute Fresenius
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of celebration and anniversaries
- National holiday of Macedonia
see also: Historical anniversaries, time scale
