4. March

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Table of contents 1 Events 1.1 Economics 1.2 Science and technology 1.3 Culture 1.4 Religion 1.5 Disasters 1.6 Sport 2 Born 3 Died 4 Celebration and anniversaries 5 See also

Events

• - Friedrich I. (Barbarossa) to the king one selects
• - establishment of the academic High School in Vienna
• 1789 - those Condition that enters into force.
• 1909 - William H. Taffeta its inaugural speech holds as 27. US president.
• 1918 - Leo Trotzki becomes chairman of the highest war council of the Russian Soviet republics.

• 1933 - in Austria it comes due to a process engineering inadvertence to the absence of a quorum of the Parliament, those Engelbert Dollfuss for one Coup d'etat uses, by it these as "Self elimination of the parliament"designates.
• 1964 - in UN security council becomes the delegation of Peacekeeping forces after Cyprus decided.
• 1985 - in Ahaus the first German takes Citizen bus its enterprise up.
• 1987 - the US citizen Jonathan polling pool of broadcasting corporations because of espionage for Israel to life imprisonment one condemns.
• 1998 - Israel. President Ezer Weizman in his office one confirms.
• 2000 - Sydney, Australia. Homosexual Karneval with approximately 8.000 "actors".
• 2001 - in a popular vote that 76.8% of the choice-taken part are correct against those Condition initiative "to Europe" and thus against one - premiere of the amusing opera Les souvenir de Lafleur of Fromental Halévy at that Opéra Comique in Paris.
• - that Ballet "Swan lake"of Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowski experienced at the Muscovite Bolschoi theatre its premiere (after at that time in valid to 20. February)
• 1947 - premiere of the opera The tide of Boris Blacher in .
• 1974 - premiere of the TV opera La Cubana or a life for the art of Hans's Werner Henze in New York.

Religion

Disasters

• 1966 - , . One Douglas DC-8 that Canadian Pacific had an accident during the approach flight on the runway. 64 humans die, eight are saved.
• 1977 - the strength 7.2 in the area of Ploiesti, - - Antonio Vivaldi, Italian composer
• - Johann David Wyss, Swiss author
• - Henry Raeburn, Scottish painter
• - August Friedrich Holtzhausen, German engineer
• - Karl Konrad Friedrich William laughter man, German Philologe
• - Friedrich Jakob Dochnahl, German natural scientist and Pomologe
• 1822 - Jules Antoine Lissajous, French physicist
• - Alexander Stepanowitsch Popow, Russian physicist
• 1879 - Bernhard Kellermann, German author
• 1879 - Petrol Pannenbecker, German politician of the central party
• - Richard Chace Tolman, US-American physicist
• 1889 - Hans Dirscherl, German FDP politician and MdB
• - Gabriele Tergit, German authoress
• - George Mayerhofer, German politician of the Bavaria party
• 1901 - Piotr Perkowski, Polish composer
• 1903 - Karl Hamann, Ministers for trade and supply of the GDR
• 1903 - Luis Carrero Blanco, Spanish politician and Prime Minister
• 1904 - Edgar Jené, painters and commercial artist, Surrealist
• 1904 - George Gamow, Russian-US-American physicist
• 1904 - Joseph Schmidt, GermanAustrian chamber singer and Kantor
• 1907 - Heinrich Draeger, German politician and MdB
• 1910 - Tancredo Neves, Brazilian politician
• 1913 - John Garfield, US-American actor
• 1916 - Giorgio Bassani, Italian writer
• 1916 - Hans Juergen Eysenck, GermanBritish psychologist
• 1918 - Margaret you Pont, former Tennisspielerin
• 1922 - Iring Fet, German Politologe
• 1922 - Xenia Stad de Jong, Netherlands light athlete
• 1923 - Patrick Moore, English amateur astronomer, author and TV moderator
• 1924 - Fritz Hofmann, Swiss politician
• 1927 - Thickly Savitt, US tennis players
• 1928 - Alan Sillitoe, English writer
• 1929 - Berne pool of broadcasting corporations Haitink, Netherlands conductor
• 1929 - Heinz Kuhrig, Ministers of the GDR
• 1931 - William Henry Keeler, archbishop of Baltimore and cardinal
• 1932 - Miriam Makeba, South African singer
• 1932 - Ryszard Kapu?ci?ski, Polish author
• 1934 - Mario Davidovsky, Argentine composer
• 1936 - Aribert Reimann, German composer
• 1936 - Eric Allandale, British musician
• 1936 - Jim Clark, Scottish running driver
• 1934 - Gleb Jakunin, Russian Dissident and politician
• 1938 - F.W. Amber (Fritz Weigle), German poet, commercial artist and Satiriker
• 1938 - Kito Lorenc, sorbisch German poet and writer
• 1939 - Hans Juergen Wenzel, German composer, conductor and university teacher
• 1939 - Uli Holste, German jazz musician
• 1943 - Lucio Dalla, Italian CAN rope gates of skirt-oriented music
• 1944 - Michael Wilson, British musician
• 1944 - Ulrich Roski, German singer-songwriter
• 1945 - Dieter Meier, Swiss artist
• 1946 - Sergio Fernández Barroso, Cuban composer
• 1946 - Robert Raymond, US-American musician
• 1946 - Sonny Henning, German musician
• 1947 - January Garbarek, Norwegian jazz saxophonist
• 1947 - Uschi Bruening, German jazz singer
• 1948 - Chris Squire, British musician
• 1948 - James Ellroy, US-American crime film writer
• 1948 - Shakin of ' stevens, British singer
• 1948 - Thomas Kossendey, German CDU politician and MdB
• 1951 - Chris Rea, British singer and Songschreiber
• 1951 - - Saladin, Kurdish Sultan of Egypt and Syria
• - Kasimir of Poland, Polish and litauischer nationalholy
• - Victory mouth (Tirol), ore duke of Austria and regent of Tirol and front Austria
• - Alessandro Farnese, Italian cardinal
• - Gerhard Eobanus Geldenhauer, Magister and Evangelist theologian
• - Hans of Aachen, German painter
• - Bénédict Turrettini, Swiss theologian
• - Rudolf of depth brook, imperial habsburgischer field gentleman
• - Peter Thumb, Vorarlberger building master Rococo
• - Charles François Dumouriez, French general
• - George Michael Telemann, German church musician and composer
• 1832 - - Toussaint of Charpentier, geologist and Entomologe
• - Nikolai Wassiljewitsch Gogol, Russian writer
• - Christian Leopold of book, German geologist

• - Matthew Perry (officer), US-American naval officer
• - Pierre Jean Beckx, general of the Jesuiten
• - Amos Bronson Alcott, US-American writer and paedagogue
• 1914 - Benjamin Dwight everything, US-American organist and composer
• 1916 - Franz Marc, German painter
• 1921 - Rudolf Poech, Austrian Ethnograph, Anthropologe and researcher
• 1937 - Heinrich Thieslauk, resistance fighters against the LV regime under Adolf Hitler
• 1940 - Karl grumble, German conductor
• 1941 - Ludwig Quidde, German Pazifist and Nobel peace prize carrier
• 1943 - Ita Wegman, lady doctor, co-foundress of the anthroposophischen medicine
• 1948 - Antonin Artaud, French actor, dramatist, director
• 1948 - Elsa Braendstroem, Swedish Philanthropin
• 1949 - Johannes Baptista Sproll, bishop and opponent of the Nazi regime
• 1952 - Charles Scott Sherrington, British physiologist and Nobelpreistraeger
• 1956 - Petrol Harder, German football player
• 1959 - Maxey Long, US-American athlete and olympia winner
• 1963 - William Carlo Williams, US-American writer and physician
• 1966 - Anna Achmatowa, Russian Dichterin
• 1967 - Mohammad Mossadegh, prime ministers Iran
• 1969 - Bernhard Traven Torsvan, German-speaking writer
• 1969 - Nicholas Schenck, film industry founders
• 1970 - Victor petrol Stomps, German publisher and writer
• 1974 - Adolph God-dear, US-American painter
• 1976 - Walter Schottky, German physicist
• 1977 - Johann Ludwig count Schwerin von Krosigk, German realm Reich
• 1979 - Mike Patto, British singer
• 1980 - William Hoegner, German politician
• 1983 - Robert Fischer, president of the Federal High Court
• 1986 - Thing Ling, Chinese authoress
• 1990 - Konstantin Konstantinowitsch Kokkinaki, Soviet test pilot
• 1994 - John Candy, Canadian Komiker and actor
• 1995 - Kurt Ludwig, German synchronous speaker
• 1996 - Gerhard Schaffran, bishop von Dresden Dresden-Meissen
• 1999 - Fritz Honegger, Swiss politician
• 2002 - Margarete Neumann, German Lyrikerin and authoress
• 2003 - Dschaba Iosseliani, Georgian head of state and criminal
• 2003 - Fedora Barbieri, Italian opera singer
• 2003 - Jean Baptiste Rossi (Pseud.: Sebastien Japrisot), French journalist, film script author and writer
• 2003 - Lindanor Celina, Brazilian authoress
• 2004 - Claude Nougaro, French jazz singer, poet, painter and draughtsman
• 2004 - John McGeoch, Scottish guitarist
• 2005 - Petrol Gritschneder, German attorney

Celebration and anniversaries

• Church anniversaries
  • Hl. Kasimir of Poland, king son (catholic)
  • Hl. Matthias, Apostel (koptisch)

See also

• 3. March - 5. March
• 4. February - 4. April
• - Time scale