5. May

of the 5. May is the 125. Day of the Gregorian calendar (the 126. in leap years), thus still 240 days up to the year end remain.

of events

• 1789: Summoning of the general conditions in France for the first time since 1614
• 1864: The battle in the Wilderness during the American civil war begins
• 1980: On instruction of Prime Minister minister Margaret Thatcher storm 30 members of the British SAS the Iranian message in London, occupied by Iraqi terrorists.

politics

release of the KZ duty living

• 1389: Emperor Wenzel of Luxembourg issues on Reichstag in Eger the land peace ofEger
• 1933: The Norwegian occupation of parts of Greenland of the international Court of Justice into the Hague for illegal explains
• 1945: The KZ duty living as last concentration camp of the third realm from allied soldiers releases
• 1945: In Denmark and the Netherlands ends occupation by the third realm
• 1949: Establishment of the Council of Europe
• 1950: Thailand. Coronation/culmination of king Bhumibol Adulyadej
• 1955: Those Paris contracts come into force. Thus the Federal Republic of Germany receives the sovereignty,the absolute sovereignty however only 1990
• 1960: Ahmadou Ahidjo becomes a first president of the Republic of Cameroon
• 1985: US president Ronald Reagan and Bundeskanzler Helmut Kohl honour in bit castle German soldiers pleased, under those also member of the weapon SS are
• 1992: Bulgaria is taken up to the Council of Europe
• 1993: Kirgisistan gives itself a new condition
• 1996: Spain. José María Aznar becomes an Prime Minister
• 1999: Indonesia closes armistice with east Timor
• 2002: France. President Jacques Chirac becomes in itsOffice confirms
• 2005: One day before its 52. 35.2% of the British voters prime minister Tony Blair their birthday gift make birthday: Due to the valid simple Mehrheitswahlrechts he can achieve an absolute majority of the seats again with its labour party andfor the third time one behind the other the elections to the House OF Commons win

economics

• 1992: Georgien becomes member in the international currency rear (IWF)

science and technology

• 1961: The Americans bring in the framework of the Mercury program Alan Shepard, the first American astronaut, in the universe
• 2000: All planets of the solar system except the earth are located in a row on us in relation to lying side of the sun. This was the cause for numerous world fall theories

Culture

• 1883: Premiere of the opera Henri VIII. of Camille Saint Saëns to the Grand Opéra de Paris
• 1909: Premiere of the amusing opera Robins end of Eduard Künneke at the national theatre in Mannheim
• 1990: Premiere of the musical drama thatbetrayed sea of Hans's Werner Henze in Berlin
• 1995: Ray Santilli published for the first time a film (Santilli film so mentioned), which the alleged Autopsie of an extraterrestial one documents, and solves with it a broad debate around extraterrestial ones from
• 2005: The date05.05.05 arranges unusually many pairs to select this day for its marriage not only because one can hardly forget this wedding day. But not all come to the course, there the 5. May on Christi Ascension Day falls and some register office closedremains. However there is two week later a further liquor number, which 20.05.2005, at which many offices insert extra shifts.

disasters

• 1842: A conflagration in Hamburg rages four days long. 1700 houses are destroyed, approx. 50 dead ones,20,000 homeless people
• 1865: Large fire in Colonel village: A conflagration destroys to 5. and to 6. May of two thirds of the buildings of the place
• 1972: Palermo: Douglas a DC-8 of the Alitalia hits during the approach flight against a mountain.All 115 persons on board die
• 1998: Amazon, Peru. Crash Boeing 737 of the Air Force. 74 humans die, 13 are saved

sport

• 1966: As a first German crew Borussia Dortmund wins a Soccer European Cup. ThatTeam wins in Glasgow with 2:1 against the fiber plastic Liverpool and secures themselves so the Cup of the Cup winners.

Entries from athlete IC world records are under the respective discipline under Leichtathletik; for events within the range formula 1 see there.

Born

king Alfons III. of Portugal

• 0,867: Uda, 59. Emperor of Japan
• 1210: Alfons III., King of Portugal
• 1352: Ruprecht I. (HRR), Roman-German king and cure prince of the Pfalz
• 1493: Alessandro Pasqualini, Italian architect
• 1504: Stanislaus Hosius, GermanPolish theologian
• 1582: Johann Friedrich (Württemberg), duke of Württemberg
• 1585: Vincenzo Carafa, Italian medal general
• 1587: Pure hard beacon, 1. Domprediger at the farm servant citizen cathedral
• 1626: Victory mouth of Birken, German poet of the Nürnberger of poet circle
• 1659: Hans's Karl count von Königsmarck, GermanSwedish officer, Malteserritter and adventurer
• 1708: Johann Adolf disk, German baroque composer and one of the first music critics
• 1732: Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations Tecker, Theologian and director of the university library Graz
• 1742: Joseph Cariattil, Indian Thomas Christian and Roman-catholic archbishop
• 1747: Aloys Basselet of La Rosée, Bavarian civil servant and judge, member of the Illuminatenordens
• 1747: Leopold II., Emperors of the holy one Roman realm of German nation
• 1748: Francesco Azopardi, Maltese composer
• 1749: Jean Frédéric nobleman, elsässischer composer
• 1751: Johann Christian Klengel, Radierer and painter
• 1752: Johann Tobias Mayer, German physicist
• 1764: Robert Craufurd, British general
• 1768: Karl Friedrich of the Knesebeck, Prussian general field marshal
• 1775: Maria Clementine Martin, monastery woman and Erfinderin of the Klosterfrau Melissengeistes
• 1796: Robert Foulis, inventor
• 1798: Christian Friedrich shears mountain, German poet
• 1799: Paul Follen, GermanUS-American attorney, writer and Farmer
• 1804: Karl baron von Czoernig Czernhausen, Austrian civil servant and statistician
• 1807: Ferdinand of Steinbeis, German restaurant politician
• 1811: John William Draper, anglo-saxon scientist and historian
• 1813: Søren Kierkegaard, Danish philosopher
• 1815: Eugène marine Labiche, French comedy poet
• 1816: Jean Joseph Farre, French general
• 1818: Karl Marx, German philosopher and politician
• 1819: Stanisław Moniuszko, Polish composer
• 1820: SergeiMichailowitsch Solowjow, Russian historical writer
• 1825: William heart stone, Swiss politician
• 1826: Eugénie de Montijo, Ehefrau von Napoleon III., empress of France
• 1828: Albert Marth, German astronomer
• 1828: Robert Viktor of Puttkamer, more PrussianStatesman
• 1829: Honinbō Shūsaku, Japanese Go-player
• 1832: Lazarus Immanuel fox, German mathematician
• 1833: Ferdinand of arranging yards, German geo count and explorer
• 1834: Viktor Alexandrowitsch Hartmann, Russian architect, sculptor and painter
• 1835: Hijikata Toshizō, vice-captain of a Japanese colonial force
• 1839: Henry Nettleship, English classical Philologe
• 1846: Henryk Sienkiewicz, Polish writer and Nobelpreisträger
• 1846: Lars Magnus Ericsson, Swedish inventor
• 1849: Ansgar of realm brook and Steegen,Explorer, Mäzen, philanthropist and Esoteriker
• 1849: Sergei Iwanowitsch Mosin, Russian weapon technical designer
• 1851: Roll ago Hempel, German chemist
• 1852: Pietro Gasparri, Italian theologian
• 1853: Ignaz glazier, entrepreneur in Prague and Bürmoos
• 1856: WilliamWallace Denslow, Illustrator and caricaturist
• 1857: António Teixeira de Sousa, Portuguese politician
• 1864: Hans Gerhard count, German Goethe researcher
• 1865: Ede Donáth, Hungarian-Jewish conductor and composer
• 1869: George count von Arco, Physiker
• 1869: Hans Pfitzner, German composer and conductor
• 1870: Earthling of grasses, German writer
• 1872: Georges borders, bishop von Le Mans and cardinal
• 1876: Konstantin fermenting asking off, painter
• 1877: Georgi Jakowlewitsch Sedow, RussianNaval second lieutenant and polar researcher
• 1882: Albert H. Intoxication, German writer
• 1882: Douglas Mawson, British-Australian Antarctic researcher
• 1882: Henry Benrath, German poet, storyteller and essayist
• 1882: Sylvia Pankhurst, Aktivistin in the Suffragettenbewegung
• 1883: Archie soonWavell, 1. Earl Wavell, British field marshal, viceroy of India
• 1883: Rudolf play man, Austrian chess large master
• 1884: John Ernest Weaver, US-American Botaniker
• 1885: Agustin Barrios Mangoré, paraguayanischer composer and guitarist
• 1886: Hermann Heukamp,German politician
• 1888: Cuno Raabe, German politician
• 1889: Jack Pierce, US-American Maskenbildner
• 1890: Christopher Morley, US-American publisher, writer
• 1892: Dorothy Garrod, British Prähistorikerin
• 1892: Oskar play, Austrian paedagogue and psychologist
• 1893: Joseph Maria Lutz, German writer
• 1894: August Dvorak, psychologist and Pädagogikprofessor
• 1897: Kenneth Burke, US-American literature theoretician
• 1898: Alfred van Nüss, German chess master
• 1900: Paul Gotthilf Reinhold tree garden, German architect
• 1901: Blindly Willie McTell, Bluesmusiker
• 1904: Robert crowning field, Austrian sail flier
• 1905: Floyd Gottfredson, US-American Comiczeichner and - more texter as well as painters
• 1906: Waldemar Bloch, Austrian composer, pianist and music paedagogue
• 1908: Jacques Massu,French general
• 1909: James Mason, English Filmschauspieler
• 1910: Leo Lionni, well-known commercial artist, painter and book author
• 1910: Otto William of Vacano, German archaeologist
• 1911: Andor Lilienthal, Hungarian chess large master
• 1912: Peter Jokostra,Writer and literary critic
• 1914: Tyrone power, US-American film and theatre actor
• 1916: Weli Muchatow, turkmenischer composer
• 1918: Dino 7 Cordas, Brazilian guitarist
• 1919: Georgios Papadopoulos, Greek Colonel and military dictator
• 1921: Arthur L.Schawlow, US-American physicist
• 1925: Eddi Arent, German actor
• 1925: Jindřich Polák, Czech film director
• 1925: Walter Deuss, German manager
• 1927: Charles roses, US-American pianist and music theoretician
• 1927: Manfred own, GermanBio physicist and Nobelpreisträger
• 1930: Michael Adam (pilot), test pilot of test flight things X-15
• 1931: Jakob Bichsel, Swiss composer and conductor
• 1934: Alfred baron von Oppenheim, German private banker
• 1934: Henri Konan Bédié, president of the Ivory Coast
• 1937: Ruby Carter, famous middleweight Boxer of the 1960er years
• 1937: Trần Đức Lương, president of Viet Nam
• 1938: Jerzy Skolimowski, Polish film director and actor
• 1939: Dieter pointing man, Swiss singer-songwriter and pharmacist
• 1939: Hermann JosefSchmidt, German philosopher
• 1939: Karl-Heinz Wildmoser, Munich Grossgastronom
• 1940: Jürgen Anbuhl, German politician
• 1940: Lance Henriksen, US-American actor
• 1941: Alexander Pawlowitsch Ragulin, Russian ice hockey player
• 1941: George Hamburg one, German politician
• 1942: Mark of Alaimo, US-American actor
• 1942: Peter Rubin, German singer
• 1942: Tammy Wynette, US-American Country singer
• 1943: Michael Palin, British actor and singer
• 1944: Christian de Portzamparc, Architekt
• 1944: Hans Peter Mayer, European delegate
• 1944: Jean Pierre Léaud, French actor
• 1944: John Rhys Davies, British actor
• 1944: Novel Dzindzichashvili, US-American chess player
• 1946: Hervé Revelli, French football player
• 1946: Walter Donzé, Swiss politician
• 1947: Malam Bacai Sanhá, president of Guinea-Bissau
• 1948: Jomanda, Netherlands Spiritistin
• 1949: Henning Höppner, German politician
• 1949: Klaus Ludwig, Autorennfahrer
• 1950: Barbara Salesch, German Richterin
• 1950: Maggie MacNeal, NetherlandsSinger
• 1950: Mary Hopkin, British singer
• 1950: Morton Rhue, American author
• 1951: Cyprien Katsaris, French pianist and composer
• 1953: Dieter Zet, German manager, chairman of the board of the DaimlerChrysler AG
• 1954: Dagmar G. Wöhrl, German politician
• 1955: Dudu Tucci, Brazilian musician
• 1955: Melinda Culea, US-American actress
• 1956: Kamagurka, Belgian Cartoonist
• 1956: Steve Scott, US-American athlete
• 1958: Dirk cam man, German politician
• 1958: Elke furthermore, German politician and MdB
• 1958: Lutz Konermann, director, author and cameraman
• 1958: Ron Arad (pilot), Israeli pilot
• 1959: Ian McCulloch, British musician
• 1960: Jorge Quiroga Ramírez, Bolivian politician
• 1960: Marek Vašut, Czech Filmschauspieler
• 1960: Samir take, Lebanese journalist
• 1962: Stefan Wenzel, German politician
• 1963: James LaBrie, US-American rock musician
• 1964: Heike handles, German Hochspringerin and Olympiasiegerin
• 1965: Mark of cellars, German actor
• 1966: Axel Fischer, German politician and MdB
• 1968: Dariusz Michalczewski, Polish-German Boxer
• 1970: Olimpiada Wladimirowna Iwanowa, Russian light athlete and Olympionikin
• 1972: Devin Townsend, Canadian singer and guitarist
• 1972: Žigmund Pálffy, slowakischer ice hockey player
• 1973: Björn Glasner, German wheel running driver
• 1973: Brooke Ashley, Pornodarstellerin
• 1973: Dejan Tomašević, Serbian basketball player
• 1973: Kevin McBride, Irish Boxer
• 1975: Delloreen Ennis London, Jamaican light athlete
• 1975: Mebrahtom Keflezighi, US-American athlete
• 1975: Sandra Köppen, German Sumo ringerin
• 1976: Juan Pablo Sorín, Argentine football player
• 1977: Jessica black, German actress
• 1978: Santiago Cabrera, venezolanischer Filmschauspieler
• 1979: Cedric van thatGun, Netherlands football player
• 1979: Beautiful Filan, Irish Popsänger
• 1980: Silvan Aegerter, Swiss football player
• 1980: Yossi Benayoun, Israeli football player
• 1981: Craig David, British musician
• 1984: Alexander Laas, German football player
• 1988: Skye Sweetnam, Canadian skirt singer
• 1989: Chris Brown, US-American R&B singer

died

archbishop Peter von Aspelt. Grave monument in the Mainzer cathedral

• 0,959: Gerberga of Saxonia, queen of France and sister by Otto I.
• 1038: Godehard of Hildesheim (pc. God hard), abbott, bishop
• 1061: Humbert of Silva Candida, theologian, cardinal and Benediktiner
• 1194: Kasimir II., Duke of Poland
• 1320: Peter von Aspelt, Erzbischof of Mainz
• 1525: Friedrich III., also Friedrich of the way, cure prince of Saxonia
• 1553: Erasmus talk nonsense, German theologian, Reformator and poet
• 1636: Tobias Hübner, chamber and senior counsel of the prince Johann Kasimir
• 1652: Philipp William of Innhausen and Knyphausen, ostfriesischer local politician
• 1705: Leopold I., since 1658 emperors of the holy Roman realm
• 1807: P. D. Q. Brook, German (more fiktionaler) composer
• 1808: David Gilly, German architect and building master in Prussia
• 1811: Robert Mylne, Scottish architect
• 1821: Napoléon Bonaparte, French emperor
• 1822: Schack Hermann Ewald, German yard civil servant and journalist
• 1827: Friedrich August I., Cure prince and king of Saxonia
• 1837: Niccolò Zingarelli, Italian composer
• 1838: Johann Baptist Heinrich, German politician and mayor of Mainz
• 1859: Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet, German mathematician
• 1860: Nikolaus Nack, buyer and politician
• 1881: Adalbert bold, German Indogermanist and Mythologe
• 1885: Lauro Rossi, Italian composer
• 1892: August William of Hofmann, German chemist
• 1900: Iwan Konstantinowitsch Aiwasowski, Russian naval painter
• 1902: Bret hard one, US-American writer
• 1911: Gustav hair man, German politician
• 1927: Franziska Tiburtius, GermanLady doctor and Frauenrechtlerin
• 1927: Nathan stone, first German Jewish presiding judge
• 1930: Otto Nussbaumer, Austrian physicist and broadcast pioneer
• 1933: Stephan Kekulé of Stradonitz, German lawyer and private scholar, Genealoge
• 1936: EH of the east, Sopranistin
• 1940: Willi impact, German chess master
• 1944: Bertha Benz, German Automobilpionierin, wife of Carl Benz
• 1945: Fedor of support, German general field marshal, commander in chief of an army group in 2. World war
• 1945: Franz Hofer, GermanFilm director
• 1949: Carlo Felice Trossi, Italian running driver
• 1952: Alberto Savinio, Italian writer and painter
• 1957: Mikhail Fabianowitsch Gnessin, Russian composer
• 1959: Carlo Saavedra Lama, Argentine politician and Nobelpreisträger
• 1961: Klaus Conrad, German neurologist and psychiatrist
• 1965: Otto Kneipp, German politician
• 1972: Gary Davis, US-American musician
• 1972: Reverend Gary Davis, more influential and technically outstanding Blues guitarist
• 1973: Helmut Bazille, German politician and MdB
• 1977: Ludwig Erhard, German politician, Federal Minister and Federal Chancellor
• 1980: Siegfried Böhm, SED functionary and Minister of finances of the GDR
• 1982: Irmgard Keun, German authoress and actress
• 1983: John Williams, British actor
• 1983: Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations Hofmann, German football player
• 1984: Just Göbel, Netherlands football player
• 1986: Käthe Haack, German actress
• 1989: Wolfgang Neuss, German Kabarettist and actor
• 1990: Briefly Gregor, Minister for foreign trade and German domestic trade thatGDR
• 1990: Walter break, pioneer of the German television
• 1991: Hermann head, German politician and MdB
• 1995: Mikhail Moissejewitsch offering vienna NIC, Russian chess large master
• 1997: Tolia Nikiprowetzky, Russian composer
• 2002: Hugo Banzer Suárez,Bolivian politician and president
• 2003: Walter Sisulu, South African politician and anti-apartheid fighter
• 2004: Hans Scheuerl, professor of the educating science
• 2004: Werner Sanss, theologian, peace activist
• 2005: Christian bacon, Swiss politician, SVP

celebrationand anniversaries

• European day since 1964 for the celebration of the establishment of the Council of Europe to 5. May 1949. (see. 9. May)
• Japan: Child day
• church anniversaries
  • Hl. Godehard, bishop von Hildesheim (catholic, Evangelist)
• Cinco de mayo (Mexico)
• world obstruction day

see also: Historical anniversaries, time scale