6. September
of the 6. September is the 249. Day of the Gregorian calendar (the 250. in leap years), thus still 116 days up to the year end remain.
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events
- ,776 v. Chr.: A solar eclipse held in the Chinese and Gregorian calendar permits 0,394
- alignment: Theodosius the large one defeats the westRoman emperor Eugenius. Both Roman realms are again in a hand
- 1522: The last ship of the expedition Ferdinand Magellan returns to its death to Spain .
Gustaf horn - 1634: In the battle with Nördlingen the Heilbronner federation under Gustaf count Horn and Bernhard von Sachsen-Weimar suffers a drastic defeat in Dreißigjährigen Krieg
- 1813: Battle with because joke (wars of liberation)
- 1838: Ferdinand I. to the king of the Lombardei 1901
- are crowned: Assassination attempt on the American president William McKinley by Leon Czolgosz
- 1939: Krakau in Poland becomes from that14. Army of the German armed forces taken
- 1940: Carol II., King of Romania resigns. Its son Michael I. becomes the successor
- 1944: Beginning of the bombardment of English and Belgian cities, above all London and Antwerp, with that V2 rocket by the German armed forces; Bombardment and destruction (to zirka 80 per cent) of the city Emden by allied air units
- 1946: US Secretary of State Byrnes announced the long-term operational readiness level of western allies soldiers in Germany in Stuttgart
- 1948: Iran becomes memberin the UNESCO
- 1948: July IANA becomes queen of the Netherlands
- 1951: William S. Burroughs shoots in Mexico city its wife, as it in the condition of the drunkennessness the apple scene William Tells to by mistake place behind wants
- 1953: CDU and CSU win with Konrad Adenauer the elections to the second German Bundestag
- 1953: Mohammad Daud („red prince “) becomes a prime minister of Afghanistan
- 1955: Into Istanbul and Izmir it comes to heavy anti-Greek Pogromen, whereby nearly all orthodox churches are devastated
- 1962: Handels and economic agreement between Taiwan and Germany
- 1965: Indian troops advance on the old emperor city of Pakistan Lahore . The conflict around Kashmir escalates to the second war Indian-of Pakistan after 1947/48
- 1968: Swaziland becomes independently of Great Britain
- 1978:The German terrorist Willy Peter Stoll of the police shot
- 1978: The Mesa Verde national park in the southwest Colorados becomes the world nature inheritance
- 1991: The Soviet Union recognizes the independence of Latvia by
- 1991: Arnold Rüütel becomes a president of Estonia
- 1995:Despite international protests France on the Mururoa undertakes - atoll the first from several planned nuclear weapon tests
- 1997: Panama becomes member of the world trade organization
- 2002: Professor. Iajuddin Ahmed becomes a president of Bangladesh
- 2003: The ministers of foreign affairs of the European Union gradate thosePalestinian Hamas as organization of terror one
- 2003: The USA urge the Security Council to a resolution against Iran because of the injury of the nuclear weapon check contract
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culture
- 1791: Premiere of the opera La Clemenza di Tito (the mildness of theTitus) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Prague
- 1932: Premiere of the opera La favola d'Orfeo (the history of Orpheus) of Alfredo Casella at the Teatro Goldoni in Venice
- 1944: Premiere film noir - of the masterpiece woman without conscience (direction: Billy of savages) in the USA
- 1986: The museum Ludwig is opened to disasters in
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- 1921: Paris, France, with the landing smashes an airplane. 5 dead ones
- 1975: Earthquake in Lice, Turkey, nearly2.400 dead ones
- 1971: With Hamburg a BAC 1-11 the Paninternational airlines must make a forced landing on the motorway after loss of the engines. 22 of 121 passengers dies
- 1985: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the USA. One Douglas DC-9 of the avoiding west express fell briefly after the start. All 35 humans on board died
- 1986: Carat ski, Pakistan. A Boeing 747 the PanAm with 375 persons on board comes under shell bombardment. 21 persons died throughthe explosions
- 1992: Donaueschingen, Germany. With a bus accident on A 864 27 humans, 20 die hurt
- 2005: Taifun Nabi devastates the Japanese island Kyūshū
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sport
- 1987: In Rome those ends Athlete IC world championship
- 2003: Football international match Iceland against Germany for qualification for the EM 2004. After erbärmlicher achievement from German side the play 0:0 ends. The analyses of the Pool of broadcasting corporations expert Duos Gerhard Delling and Günter Netzer are accordingly negative. In the following interview also Waldemar Hartmann is indignant coaches of the national team Rudi full in its famous rage outbreak before current camera, become, about these analyses (quotation: „I cannot hear this shitting dirt any longer! “)
Entries from athlete IC world records are under the respective discipline under Leichtathletik; forEvents within the range formula 1 see there.
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born
- 1633: Sebastian Knüpfer, German composer
- 1648: Johann clip, German composer
- 1729: Moses Mendelssohn, Jewish philosopher
- 1757: Marie Joseph Motier, Marquis de La Fayette, French politician;
- 1757: August Friedrich long leg, German poet and writer
- 1766: John Dalton, English natural scientist and teacher
- 1772: Carl God-dear Bell man, German musician
- 1781: Anton Diabelli, Austrian composer
- 1795: AchilleBaraguey d'Hilliers, French general and statesman, marshal of France
- 1808: Abd el-Kadar, Algerian Emir and freedom fighter
- 1809: Bruno farmer, German philosopher
- 1814: Levin Schücking, German writer
- 1817: Mihail Kogălniceanu, Romanian statesman
- 1826: Isabella Leonarda, Italian Komponistin
- 1826: Leopold Ullstein, German publisher
- 1860: Jane Addams, US-American Pazifistin and Friedensnobelpreisträgerin
- 1867: Franciszek Brzeziński, Polish composer
- 1868: Heinrich hectar Berlin, Swiss politician (FDP), Upper House of Parliament 1920-1934
- 1869: Felix Salten, Austrian writer
- 1875: Hermann Pistor, German mathematician and physicist, Nestor of modern ophthalmic optics
- 1876: John Macleod, Canadian physiologist
- 1879: Joseph Wirth, German politician (center), realm chancellor 1921-1922
- 1883: Norman beer-chain, deputy British judge with the Nürnberger process
- 1885: Franz Theodor Csokor, Austrian writer
- 1892: Sir Edward Victor Appleton, English physicist and Nobelpreisträger
- 1900: Julien Green, French writer
- 1905: Roll ago Mueller,German physicist
- 1906: Luis Federico Leloir, Argentine chemist and Nobelpreisträger
- 1906: Max Mueller, German philosopher
- 1913: Leonidas there Silva, Brazilian soccer player
- 1915: Franz Josef bunch, German politician, Federal Minister, Bavarian Prime Minister
- 1917: Hilde summer, German light athlete
- 1921: Carmen Laforet, Spanish authoress
- 1923: Karl Heinz Rudolph, German television journalist, earlier moderator of the today journal
- 1924: Frolinde Balser, SPD MdB 1976-1980
- 1925: Max Imdahl, German art historian
- 1925: Jimmy Reed, US-American musician and Songschreiber (and. A. for Elvis)
- 1925: Andrea Camilleri, Italian writer
- 1926: Prince Claus, Ehemann of the Netherlands queen Beatrix
- 1927: Peter Steiner, German actor
- 1930: Salvatore De Giorgi, Italian cardinal, archbishop of Palermo
- 1940: Rudolf Bindig, SPD MdB since 1976
- 1941: Wilfried Härle, German Evangelist theologian
- 1942: Dave Bargeron, US-American musician
- 1943: Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations John Robert, British biochemist and Nobelpreisträger
- 1943: Roger Waters, British musician (Pink Floyd)
- 1944: Mick Waller, British musician
- 1947: Annette barrel, SPD MdB 1987-1990
- 1947: Eduard Oswald, German CSU politician, Federal Secretary of Construction 1998
- 1947: Sylvester, US-American singer
- 1949: James Litherland, British musician
- 1951: Zoltán Ribli, Hungarian chess master
- 1952: Dominik count, German director
- 1953: Herwig Mitteregger, German musician (Nina Hagen and Spliff)
- 1954: Stella Barker, British singer
- 1954: Louis Molino, US-American musician
- 1954: Banner Thomas, US-amerikanischer musician (Molly Hatchet)
- 1958: Amelie Fried, German host and authoress
- 1960: Stephan of angel, German football player
- 1961: Willy Astor, German Kabarettist and singer
- 1961: Pal Gamst Waaktaar, Norwegian musician (A-hectar)
- 1963: Mark of Chesnutt, US-American Country singer
- 1966: David Bennent, Swiss actor
- 1971: Dolores O'Riordan, front woman the volumes The Cranberries
- 1972: Carsten Spengemann, German TV-moderator
- 1975: Ryoko Tani, Japanese Judoka
- 1976: Tom Pappas, US-American athlete and world champion
- 1985: Robin Ernst, German chemist
- 1986: Thomas Lüthi, Swiss Motorrad-Rennfahrer
- 1987: Anna Anatoljewna Pawlowa, Russian Turnerin and Olympiateilnehmerin
- 1994: Estella Maier, Kunstturnerin
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died
- ,394: Eugenius, westRoman emperor
- 1032: Rudolf III., King of Burgund
- 1092: Konrad I., böhmischer duke
- 1475: Adolf of Nassau, archbishop of Mainz
- 1529: Jörg blue skirt, prominent personality of the early baptize ore around
- the 1585: Luca Cambiaso, Italian painter
- 1606: Matthias Waibel, priest in Swabia, trailer of the reformation
- 1683: Jean Baptiste Colbert, French statesman
- 1691: Burkhardt of Berlepsch, German lawyer and civil servant
- 1766: Johann Boumann, German building master
- 1771: Matthias Klostermayr, the Bavarian Hiasl
- 1871: Josef Naus, officer and measurement technician
- 1871: Mehmed Emin Ali pasha, osmanischer statesman
- 1880: Edwin Oppler, German architect
- 1885: Edme Charles Philippe Lepère, French statesman
- 1885: Narcís Monturiol, Spanish engineer and inventor
- 1910: Elías Fernández Albano, Chilean politician
- 1911: Paul d'Ivoi, French writer
- 1920: Paul Jean Toulet, French writer
- 1937: Henry Kimball Hadley, US-American composer
- 1943: De Kessler, Netherlands football player
- 1945: Josef Pfitzner, Sudeten German historian
- 1946: Erich Sichting, politician, anti-fascist and sport functionary
- 1947: Paul Guthnick, German astronomer
- 1948: Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations Chace Tolman, US-American physicist
- 1950: Olaf Stapledon, British Science Fiction author
- 1956: Michael Ventris, linguist
- 1956: Witold Hurewicz, Polish mathematician
- 1962: Hanns Eisler, Austrian-German composer
- 1962: Tania Blixen, Danish authoress
- 1966: Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd, sociologist and South African politician
- 1968: Giuseppe Lepori, Swiss politician and Upper House of Parliament
- 1969: Artur peace realm, Brazilian soccer player
- 1969: Josefa Berens Totenohl, German authoress, painter andTeacher
- 1977: Eugen Schüfftan, German-American cameraman and inventor
- 1978: Adolf Dassler, German entrepreneur and founder of Adidas
- 1979: Joachim Jeremias, theologian and Orientalist
- 1983: Rudolf Eickhoff, German politician and MdB
- 1984: Ernest Tubb, US-American musician
- 1987: Smelling pool of broadcasting corporations cutter, catholic clergyman
- 1988: Axel of Ambesser, German actor, director, and author
- 1994: Wolf thunder, German film critic
- 1998: Akira Kurosawa, Japanese director
- 2002: Michael Argyle, English social psychologist
- 2003: Maurice Michael Otunga, archbishop of Nairobi and cardinal
- 2005: Inge Ristock, German Tischtennisspielerin, Kabarettistin and television authoress
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of celebration and anniversaries
- milling off day
- national holiday of Swaziland (independence from Great Britain)
See also: Historical anniversaries, time scale
