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File:Gandhi smiling 1942.jpg|Mahatma Gandhi |
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File:William Goebel circa 1889.jpg|William Goebel |
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File:JacksonAssassinationAttempt.jpg|Attempted assassination of Andrew Jackson |
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| [[1826]] – The '''[[Menai Suspension Bridge]]''', connecting the [[Isle of Anglesey]] and the mainland of Wales, one of the world's first modern [[suspension bridge]]s, opened. |
| [[1826]] – The '''[[Menai Suspension Bridge]]''', connecting the [[Isle of Anglesey]] and the mainland of Wales, one of the world's first modern [[suspension bridge]]s, opened. |
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| [[1858]] – Founded by pianist and conductor [[Charles Hallé]], the orchestra '''[[the Hallé]]''' held their first concert in [[Manchester]]. |
| [[1858]] – Founded by pianist and conductor [[Charles Hallé]], the orchestra '''[[the Hallé]]''' held their first concert in [[Manchester]]. |
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| [[1945]] – [[World War II]]: In one of the largest losses of life in a single sinking in maritime history, the Soviet submarine ''[[Soviet submarine S-13|S-13]]'' sank the '''''[[MV Wilhelm Gustloff|Wilhelm Gustloff]]''''' carrying German soldiers and refugees [[Evacuation of East Prussia|evacuating from East Prussia]], killing at least 9,400 people. |
| [[1945]] – [[World War II]]: In one of the largest losses of life in a single sinking in maritime history, the Soviet submarine ''[[Soviet submarine S-13|S-13]]'' sank the '''''[[MV Wilhelm Gustloff|Wilhelm Gustloff]]''''' carrying German soldiers and refugees [[Evacuation of East Prussia|evacuating from East Prussia]], killing at least 9,400 people. |
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| date is probably not the date of her death; see [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Main_Page/Errors&diff=1003291650&oldid=1003290506] |
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* [[1607]] – Low-lying places around the coasts of the [[Bristol Channel]] of Britain '''[[1607 Bristol Channel floods|were flooded]]''' |
* [[1607]] – Low-lying places around the coasts of the [[Bristol Channel]] of Britain '''[[1607 Bristol Channel floods|were flooded]]''', resulting in an estimated 2,000 deaths. |
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* [[1649]] – King '''[[Charles I of England|Charles I]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''-->, who was defeated in both the [[First English Civil War|First]] and the [[Second English Civil War]]s, was '''[[Execution of Charles I|beheaded]]''' for [[high treason]] in front of the [[Banqueting House, Whitehall|Banqueting House]] in London. |
* [[1649]] – King '''[[Charles I of England|Charles I]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''-->, who was defeated in both the [[First English Civil War|First]] and the [[Second English Civil War]]s, was '''[[Execution of Charles I|beheaded]]''' for [[high treason]] in front of the [[Banqueting House, Whitehall|Banqueting House]] in London. |
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* [[1835]] – '''[[Richard Lawrence (failed assassin)|Richard Lawrence]]''' became the first person to attempt to assassinate a sitting |
* [[1835]] – '''[[Richard Lawrence (failed assassin)|Richard Lawrence]]''' became the first person to attempt to assassinate a sitting US president when he failed to kill [[Andrew Jackson]] at the [[United States Capitol|US Capitol]] ''(assassination attempt pictured)'' and was subdued by the crowd. |
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* [[1948]] – [[Nathuram Godse]] [[Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi|fatally shot]]<!--not bold, refimprove section--> '''[[Mahatma Gandhi]]''', the political and spiritual leader of India and the [[Indian independence movement]], at [[Gandhi Smriti|Birla House]] in [[Delhi]]. |
* [[1948]] – [[Nathuram Godse]] [[Assassination of Mahatma Gandhi|fatally shot]]<!--not bold, refimprove section--> '''[[Mahatma Gandhi]]''', the political and spiritual leader of India and the [[Indian independence movement]], at [[Gandhi Smriti|Birla House]] in [[Delhi]]. |
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* [[1964]] – In a bloodless coup, [[Nguyễn Khánh]] '''[[January 1964 South Vietnamese coup|overthrew]]''' [[Dương Văn Minh]]'s military junta in [[South Vietnam]], less than three months after Minh executed [[1963 South Vietnamese coup|a bloody coup]] himself. |
* [[1964]] – In a bloodless coup, [[Nguyễn Khánh]] '''[[January 1964 South Vietnamese coup|overthrew]]''' [[Dương Văn Minh]]'s military junta in [[South Vietnam]], less than three months after Minh executed [[1963 South Vietnamese coup|a bloody coup]] himself. |
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* [[1968]] – [[Vietnam War]]: Forces of the [[Viet Cong]] and the [[People's Army of Vietnam|Vietnamese People's Army]] launched the '''[[Tet Offensive]]''' to strike military and civilian command and control centers throughout [[South Vietnam]]. |
* [[1968]] – [[Vietnam War]]: Forces of the [[Viet Cong]] and the [[People's Army of Vietnam|Vietnamese People's Army]] launched the '''[[Tet Offensive]]''' to strike military and civilian command and control centers throughout [[South Vietnam]]. |
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* [[1979]] – '''[[Varig Flight 967]]''' disappeared shortly after takeoff from Tokyo's [[Narita International Airport]] en route to Rio de Janeiro. |
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* [[2000]] – '''[[Kenya Airways Flight 431|Kenya Airways {{nowrap|Flight 431}}]]''' crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near Ivory Coast shortly after takeoff, killing 169 on board. |
* [[2000]] – '''[[Kenya Airways Flight 431|Kenya Airways {{nowrap|Flight 431}}]]''' crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near Ivory Coast shortly after takeoff, killing 169 on board. |
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* Born/died: | '''[[Everard Digby]]'''<!--English conspirator--> |d|1606| '''[[Rudolf Caracciola]]'''<!--German racing driver--> |b|1901| '''[[Patrick Heron]]'''<!--English painter--> |b|1920| '''[[Barbara La Marr]]'''<!--American actress--> |d|1926| '''[[Johannes Fibiger]]'''<!--Danish physician--> |d|1928| '''[[Professor Longhair]]'''<!--American musician--> |d|1980| '''[[ |
* Born/died: | '''[[William More (died 1600)|William More]]'''<!--English politician--> |b|1520| '''[[Everard Digby]]'''<!--English conspirator--> |d|1606|'''[[Angela of the Cross]]'''<!--Spanish nun/saint--> |b|1846| '''[[Rudolf Caracciola]]'''<!--German racing driver--> |b|1901| '''[[Patrick Heron]]'''<!--English painter--> |b|1920| '''[[Barbara La Marr]]'''<!--American actress--> |d|1926| '''[[Johannes Fibiger]]'''<!--Danish physician--> |d|1928| '''[[Abdullah II of Jordan|Abdullah II of Jordan]]'''<!--King--> |b|1962| '''[[Professor Longhair]]'''<!--American musician--> |d|1980| '''[[John Bardeen]]'''<!--American physicist--> |d|1991 |
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'''[[January 30]]''': '''[[Martyrs' Day (India)|Martyrs' Day]]''' in India |
'''[[January 30]]''': '''[[Martyrs' Day (India)|Martyrs' Day]]''' in India ([[1948]]) |
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* [[1661]] – Two years after his death, [[Oliver Cromwell]]'s remains were exhumed for a [[posthumous execution]] and '''[[Oliver Cromwell's head|his head]]''' was [[Head on a spike|placed on a spike]] above [[Palace of Westminster#Westminster Hall|Westminster Hall]] in London, where it remained until 1685. |
* [[1661]] – Two years after his death, [[Oliver Cromwell]]'s remains were exhumed for a [[posthumous execution]] and '''[[Oliver Cromwell's head|his head]]''' was [[Head on a spike|placed on a spike]] above [[Palace of Westminster#Westminster Hall|Westminster Hall]] in London, where it remained until 1685. |
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* [[2020]] – The [[World Health Organization]] declared the '''[[COVID-19 pandemic]]''' to be a [[public health emergency of international concern]]. |
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San Francisco in 1847
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1820 – Edward Bransfield of the Royal Navy landed on the mainland of Antarctica. | needs more footnotes and Fabian Gottlieb von Bellingshausen reaching Antarctica also available on SA Jan 27 |
1826 – The Menai Suspension Bridge, connecting the Isle of Anglesey and the mainland of Wales, one of the world's first modern suspension bridges, opened. | lots of CN tags (5) |
1847 – The town of Yerba Buena in Mexican California was renamed San Francisco (pictured). | lots of CN tags and a refimprove section |
1858 – Founded by pianist and conductor Charles Hallé, the orchestra the Hallé held their first concert in Manchester. | recentism section |
1889 – Archduke Rudolf, heir to the Austro-Hungarian crown, was found dead in a suicide pact with his mistress Baroness Mary Vetsera in Mayerling. | Rudolf: trivial pop culture; Mayerling: refimprove |
1900 – The day before he was to be sworn in as Governor of Kentucky, William Goebel was mortally wounded by an assailant, making him the only U.S. state governor to be assassinated while in office. | citation needed tag, and book sources lack page numbers |
1959 – On the return leg of her maiden voyage, the "unsinkable" Danish ocean liner Hans Hedtoft hit an iceberg and sank with the loss of all 95 passengers and crew. | Claim tagged as dubious |
1945 – World War II: In one of the largest losses of life in a single sinking in maritime history, the Soviet submarine S-13 sank the Wilhelm Gustloff carrying German soldiers and refugees evacuating from East Prussia, killing at least 9,400 people. | unreferenced section |
1982 – Richard Skrenta's "Elk Cloner" became the first known computer virus found "in the wild". It infected Apple II computers via floppy disk. | refimprove section |
Balthild |d|680 | date is probably not the date of her death; see [1] |
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- 1018 – The German–Polish War ended with the signing of the Peace of Bautzen between Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, and Bolesław I, the Piast ruler of Poland.
- 1607 – Low-lying places around the coasts of the Bristol Channel of Britain were flooded, resulting in an estimated 2,000 deaths.
- 1649 – King Charles I, who was defeated in both the First and the Second English Civil Wars, was beheaded for high treason in front of the Banqueting House in London.
- 1835 – Richard Lawrence became the first person to attempt to assassinate a sitting US president when he failed to kill Andrew Jackson at the US Capitol (assassination attempt pictured) and was subdued by the crowd.
- 1939 – In a speech to the Reichstag, Adolf Hitler threatened the "annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe".
- 1948 – Nathuram Godse fatally shot Mahatma Gandhi, the political and spiritual leader of India and the Indian independence movement, at Birla House in Delhi.
- 1964 – In a bloodless coup, Nguyễn Khánh overthrew Dương Văn Minh's military junta in South Vietnam, less than three months after Minh executed a bloody coup himself.
- 1968 – Vietnam War: Forces of the Viet Cong and the Vietnamese People's Army launched the Tet Offensive to strike military and civilian command and control centers throughout South Vietnam.
- 1972 – The Troubles: On Bloody Sunday, members of the British Parachute Regiment shot 26 civil-rights protesters in Derry, Northern Ireland, killing at least 13 people.
- 1979 – Varig Flight 967 disappeared shortly after takeoff from Tokyo's Narita International Airport en route to Rio de Janeiro.
- 2000 – Kenya Airways Flight 431 crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near Ivory Coast shortly after takeoff, killing 169 on board.
- 2013 – The Korea Aerospace Research Institute launched Naro-1, South Korea's first carrier rocket and their first launch vehicle to achieve Earth orbit.
- Born/died: | William More |b|1520| Everard Digby |d|1606|Angela of the Cross |b|1846| Rudolf Caracciola |b|1901| Patrick Heron |b|1920| Barbara La Marr |d|1926| Johannes Fibiger |d|1928| Abdullah II of Jordan |b|1962| Professor Longhair |d|1980| John Bardeen |d|1991
January 30: Martyrs' Day in India (1948)
- 1287 – Wareru created the Hanthawaddy Kingdom in today's Lower Burma and declared himself king following the collapse of the Pagan Empire.
- 1661 – Two years after his death, Oliver Cromwell's remains were exhumed for a posthumous execution and his head was placed on a spike above Westminster Hall in London, where it remained until 1685.
- 1945 – World War II: Allied forces liberated more than 500 prisoners of war (pictured) from a Japanese POW camp near Cabanatuan in the Philippines.
- 2020 – The World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic to be a public health emergency of international concern.
- Livia (b. 59 BC)
- Giovanni Pietro Francesco Agius de Soldanis (d. 1770)
- Christian Bale (b. 1974)
- Arthur Chu (b. 1984)