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File:1973 Judgement of Paris Chateau Montelena.jpg|Bottle of 1973 Chateau Montelena Chardonnay |
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File:Flickr - Government Press Office (GPO) - LINE OF ETHIOPIAN IMMIGRANTS STREAMING OUT OF THE HERCULES.jpg|Operation Solomon evacuees arriving in Israel |
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| [[1487]] – [[Impostor]] '''[[Lambert Simnel]]''' was crowned in [[Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin|Christ Church Cathedral]] in [[Dublin]], Ireland, as "King {{nowrap|Edward VI}}". |
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| [[1822]] – [[Ecuadorian War of Independence]]: Troops led by [[Antonio José de Sucre]] secured the independence of [[Quito]] from Spain at the '''[[Battle of Pichincha]]'''. |
| [[1822]] – [[Ecuadorian War of Independence]]: Troops led by [[Antonio José de Sucre]] secured the independence of [[Quito]] from Spain at the '''[[Battle of Pichincha]]'''. |
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| [[1999]] – Former President of Serbia '''[[Slobodan Milošević]]''' was indicted for [[war crime]]s and [[crimes against humanity]] committed in [[Kosovo]]. |
| [[1999]] – Former President of Serbia '''[[Slobodan Milošević]]''' was indicted for [[war crime]]s and [[crimes against humanity]] committed in [[Kosovo]]. |
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* [[1683]] – [[University of Oxford|Oxford University]]'s '''[[Ashmolean Museum]]''', the world's first university museum, opened. |
* [[1683]] – [[University of Oxford|Oxford University]]'s '''[[Ashmolean Museum]]''', the world's first university museum, opened. |
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* [[1830]] – The [[nursery rhyme]] "'''[[Mary Had a Little Lamb]]'''" was first published as a poem by [[Sarah Josepha Hale]]. |
* [[1830]] – The [[nursery rhyme]] "'''[[Mary Had a Little Lamb]]'''" was first published as a poem by [[Sarah Josepha Hale]]. |
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* [[1883]] – New York City's '''[[Brooklyn Bridge]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''--> opened |
* [[1883]] – New York City's '''[[Brooklyn Bridge]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''--> opened as the [[List of longest suspension bridge spans|longest suspension bridge in the world]] at the time. |
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* [[1930]] – English aviator '''[[Amy Johnson]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''--> landed in [[Darwin, Northern Territory|Darwin]], becoming the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia. |
* [[1930]] – English aviator '''[[Amy Johnson]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''--> landed in [[Darwin, Northern Territory|Darwin]], becoming the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia. |
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* [[1956]] – The '''[[Eurovision Song Contest 1956|first edition]]''' of the '''[[Eurovision Song Contest]]''' was held in [[Lugano]], Switzerland. |
* [[1956]] – The '''[[Eurovision Song Contest 1956|first edition]]''' of the '''[[Eurovision Song Contest]]''' was held in [[Lugano]], Switzerland. |
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* [[1962]] – [[Project Mercury]]: American astronaut '''[[Scott Carpenter]]''' orbited the Earth three times in the ''[[Mercury-Atlas 7|{{Nowrap|Aurora 7}}]]'' space capsule. |
* [[1962]] – [[Project Mercury]]: American astronaut '''[[Scott Carpenter]]''' orbited the Earth three times in the ''[[Mercury-Atlas 7|{{Nowrap|Aurora 7}}]]'' space capsule. |
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* [[1970]] – On the [[Kola Peninsula]] in Russia, drilling began on the '''[[Kola Superdeep Borehole]]''', which eventually reached a depth of {{convert|12262|m|ft|0}}, making it the deepest [[borehole]] ever drilled and the [[Extremes on Earth#Lowest artificial points|lowest artificial point on Earth]]. |
* [[1970]] – On the [[Kola Peninsula]] in Russia, drilling began on the '''[[Kola Superdeep Borehole]]''', which eventually reached a depth of {{convert|12262|m|ft|0}}, making it the deepest [[borehole]] ever drilled and the [[Extremes on Earth#Lowest artificial points|lowest artificial point on Earth]]. |
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* [[1986]] – A [[stationary front]] began over the central Caribbean Sea, '''[[1986 Jamaica floods|leading to severe floods]]''' that over two weeks killed dozens of people in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica. |
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* [[2006]] – '''''[[An Inconvenient Truth]]''''', a documentary film that has been credited for raising international public awareness of [[climate change]] and re-energizing the [[environmental movement]], was released. |
* [[2006]] – '''''[[An Inconvenient Truth]]''''', a documentary film that has been credited for raising international public awareness of [[climate change]] and re-energizing the [[environmental movement]], was released. |
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⚫ | * Born/died: | '''[[Lanfranc]]'''<!--Italian/English bishop--> |d|1089| '''[[David I of Scotland]]'''<!--King of Scotland--> |d|1153| '''[[Nicolaus Copernicus]]'''<!--Polish astronomer, 480th anniversary in 2023--> |d|1543| '''[[Elizabeth Carey, Lady Berkeley]]'''<!--English noblewoman--> |b|1576| '''[[Marek Sobieski (1628–1652)|Marek Sobieski]]'''<!--Polish nobleman--> |b|1628| '''[[Cathinka Buchwieser]]'''<!--German singer--> |b|1789| '''[[Henry Sandham]]'''<!--Canadian painter--> |b|1842| '''[[Annette von Droste-Hülshoff]]'''<!--German writer/composer--> |d|1848| '''[[Arthur Wing Pinero]]'''<!--English playwright--> |b|1855| '''[[Jan Smuts]]'''<!--South African statesman--> |b|1870| '''[[Fanny Searls]]'''<!--American physician--> |d|1939| '''[[Carmine Infantino]]'''<!--American comics artists & editor; 100th birthday in 2025-->|b|1925| '''[[Guy Tardif]]'''<!--Canadian politician--> |d|2005| '''[[Huguette Clark]]'''<!--American philanthropist--> |d|2011| |
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'''[[May 24]]''': '''[[Aldersgate Day]]''' ([[Methodism]]) |
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* [[1689]] – The '''[[Toleration Act 1688|Act of Toleration]]''' became law, granting [[freedom of religion|freedom of worship]] to English [[Nonconformist (Protestantism)|nonconformists]] under certain circumstances, but deliberately excluding Catholics. |
* [[1689]] – The '''[[Toleration Act 1688|Act of Toleration]]''' became law, granting [[freedom of religion|freedom of worship]] to English [[Nonconformist (Protestantism)|nonconformists]] under certain circumstances, but deliberately excluding Catholics. |
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* [[1798]] – The '''[[Irish Rebellion of 1798]]''' began, with battles beginning in [[County Kildare]] and fighting later spreading across the country. |
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{{Born and died list| '''[[Robert Hues]]'''<!--English mathematician--> |d|1632| '''[[Philip Pearlstein]]'''<!--American painter-->|b|1924| '''[[Magnus Manske]]'''<!--German biochemist & Wikipedian-->|b|1974| '''[[Stormé DeLarverie]]'''<!--American entertainer, female--> |d|2014}} |
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 24 May 2024
This is a list of selected May 24 anniversaries that appear in the "On this day" section of the Main Page. To suggest a new item, in most cases, you can be bold and edit this page. Please read the selected anniversaries guidelines before making your edit. However, if your addition might be controversial or on a day that is or will soon be on the Main Page, please post your suggestion on the talk page instead.
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HMS Hood
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Antonio José de Sucre
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German battleship Bismarck
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Patrick Francis Healy
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Brooklyn Bridge
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Bottle of 1973 Chateau Montelena Chardonnay
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Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia
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John Wesley
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Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the leaders of the Irish Rebellion of 1798
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; Saints Cyril and Methodius Day in Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Russia | refimprove section |
; Independence Day in Eritrea (1993) | advertisement, unreferenced section |
1487 – Impostor Lambert Simnel was crowned in Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland, as "King Edward VI". | refimprove |
1822 – Ecuadorian War of Independence: Troops led by Antonio José de Sucre secured the independence of Quito from Spain at the Battle of Pichincha. | multiple issues |
1830 – The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the first common carrier and Class I railroad in the United States, opened for scheduled service. | refimprove section |
1960 – Cordón Caulle in the Chilean Andes began to erupt, less than two days after the Valdivia earthquake struck the region. | unreferenced section |
1982 – Iran–Iraq War: The port city of Khorramshahr was retaken by Iranian forces after 575 days, marking a turning point in the war. | stats/commanders are not sourced; main event is 5 sentences and the popular culture is the same size |
1999 – Former President of Serbia Slobodan Milošević was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Kosovo. | refimprove section |
Germanicus |b|15 BC | unreferenced section (Ancestry) |
* 1873 – Patrick Francis Healy became the president of Georgetown University; he is regarded as the first black president of a predominantly white university in the United States. | Only states he became rector on 24 May and that the process to appoint him president began |
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- 1667 – Led by King Louis XIV, the French army invaded the Spanish Netherlands, beginning the War of Devolution.
- 1683 – Oxford University's Ashmolean Museum, the world's first university museum, opened.
- 1738 – At a Moravian meeting in Aldersgate, London, John Wesley (pictured) experienced a spiritual rebirth, leading him to launch the Methodist movement.
- 1830 – The nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb" was first published as a poem by Sarah Josepha Hale.
- 1883 – New York City's Brooklyn Bridge opened as the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time.
- 1930 – English aviator Amy Johnson landed in Darwin, becoming the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia.
- 1913 – Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia married Prince Ernest Augustus of Hanover; the occasion was one of the last great social events of European royalty before World War I began.
- 1941 – Second World War: The German battleship Bismarck sank the British battlecruiser Hood at the Battle of the Denmark Strait.
- 1948 – Arab–Israeli War: After five days of fighting, Egyptian forces captured the Israeli community of Yad Mordechai after the defenders had abandoned it.
- 1956 – The first edition of the Eurovision Song Contest was held in Lugano, Switzerland.
- 1962 – Project Mercury: American astronaut Scott Carpenter orbited the Earth three times in the Aurora 7 space capsule.
- 1970 – On the Kola Peninsula in Russia, drilling began on the Kola Superdeep Borehole, which eventually reached a depth of 12,262 metres (40,230 ft), making it the deepest borehole ever drilled and the lowest artificial point on Earth.
- 1976 – In a wine competition in Paris, French judges shocked the wine industry by rating California wines higher than French ones.
- 1986 – A stationary front began over the central Caribbean Sea, leading to severe floods that over two weeks killed dozens of people in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica.
- 1988 – Section 28 of the United Kingdom's Local Government Act of 1988, a controversial amendment stating that a local authority cannot intentionally promote homosexuality, was enacted.
- 1991 – The Israel Defense Forces began Operation Solomon, a covert operation to bring thousands of Ethiopian Jews to Israel (evacuees pictured).
- 2006 – An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary film that has been credited for raising international public awareness of climate change and re-energizing the environmental movement, was released.
- Born/died: | Lanfranc |d|1089| David I of Scotland |d|1153| Nicolaus Copernicus |d|1543| Elizabeth Carey, Lady Berkeley |b|1576| Marek Sobieski |b|1628| Cathinka Buchwieser |b|1789| Henry Sandham |b|1842| Annette von Droste-Hülshoff |d|1848| Arthur Wing Pinero |b|1855| Jan Smuts |b|1870| Fanny Searls |d|1939| Carmine Infantino|b|1925| Guy Tardif |d|2005| Huguette Clark |d|2011|
Notes
- Alan Shepard appears on May 5, so Scott Carpenter should not appear in the same year
- Israeli Declaration of Independence appears on May 14 and 1948 Arab–Israeli War appears on May 15, so Battle of Yad Mordechai should not appear in the same year
- 1960 Valdivia earthquake appears on May 22, so Puyehue-Cordón Caulle should not appear in the same year
- Elias Ashmole appears on May 23, so Ashmolean Museum should not appear in the same year
May 24: Aldersgate Day (Methodism)
- 1567 – The mentally ill King Eric XIV of Sweden (pictured) and his guards murdered five incarcerated nobles, including some members of the influential Sture family.
- 1689 – The Act of Toleration became law, granting freedom of worship to English nonconformists under certain circumstances, but deliberately excluding Catholics.
- 1798 – The Irish Rebellion of 1798 began, with battles beginning in County Kildare and fighting later spreading across the country.
- 1963 – United States Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy met with African American author James Baldwin in an unsuccessful attempt to improve race relations.
- 2014 – A gunman involved in Islamic extremism opened fire at the Jewish Museum of Belgium in Brussels, killing four people.
- Robert Hues (d. 1632)
- Philip Pearlstein (b. 1924)
- Magnus Manske (b. 1974)
- Stormé DeLarverie (d. 2014)