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File:London, The O2, The Wall Live, 2011-05-12 (08).jpg|Live performance of ''The Wall'' in 2011 |
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⚫ | | [[1786]] – '''[[Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor|Peter Leopold Joseph]]''', [[Rulers of Tuscany|Grand Duke |
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| [[34th century BC|3340 BC]] – The oldest known record of a '''[[Eclipse|solar eclipse]]''' was carved into a stone in Ireland. <!--removed in 2015 as this claim is not attributed to a peer reviewed source--> |
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⚫ | | [[1786]] – '''[[Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor|Peter Leopold Joseph]]''', [[Rulers of Tuscany|Grand Duke of Tuscany]]<!--Note: He was NOT Holy Roman Emperor yet-->, promulgated a [[Prison reform|penal reform]] that made his country the first sovereign state to abolish the [[Capital punishment|death penalty]]. |
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| [[1829]] – The first '''[[Welland Canal]]'''<!-- [[First Welland Canal]] not linked, no footnotes--> opened, allowing ships to travel between [[Lake Erie]] and [[Lake Ontario]] and bypass the [[Niagara Falls]]. |
| [[1829]] – The first '''[[Welland Canal]]'''<!-- [[First Welland Canal]] not linked, no footnotes--> opened, allowing ships to travel between [[Lake Erie]] and [[Lake Ontario]] and bypass the [[Niagara Falls]]. |
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| [[1864]] – [[American Civil War]]: The [[Confederate States Army]] suffered '''[[Battle of Franklin (1864)|its worst disaster of the war]]''' as the [[Army of Tennessee]] conducted numerous unsuccessful frontal assaults against fortified positions at [[Franklin, Tennessee]]. |
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| [[1936]] – '''[[The Crystal Palace]]''', built for the [[The Great Exhibition|Great Exhibition of 1851]] in London, was destroyed by fire. |
| [[1936]] – '''[[The Crystal Palace]]''', built for the [[The Great Exhibition|Great Exhibition of 1851]] in London, was destroyed by fire. |
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| [[1961]] – Following the death of [[Dag Hammarskjöld]], Burmese diplomat '''[[U Thant|U Thant]]''' ''(pictured)'' was elected as [[Secretary-General of the United Nations]]. |
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| This needs a review. Different articles give different dates. In the [[U Thant]] bio, it says in the body that this happened on 3 November 1961. In that article's infobox, it says 30 November 1961 (i.e. 27 days later). In the [[Secretary-General of the United Nations]] article, it says that he was acting from 3 November 1961 to 30 November 1962 (i.e. for nearly 13 months). The [[1961 United Nations Secretary-General selection]] says that he was elected on 3 November 1961. |
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| [[1954]] – The first recorded case of a human being injured by an extraterrestrial object took place in [[Sylacauga, Alabama]], US, when a [[meteorite]] '''[[Sylacauga (meteorite)|crashed]]''' through a roof and hit a sleeping woman. |
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| '''[[Kamehameha IV|{{nowrap|Kamehameha IV}}]]'''<!--Hawaiian king--> |d|1863 |
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'''[[Day of Remembrance for All Victims of Chemical Warfare]]''' (usually on 30 November, but also on "first day of the regular session of the Conference" [of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention], in 2022 this was 28 November. |
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* [[1803]] – '''[[Balmis Expedition|An expedition]]''' led by [[Francisco Javier de Balmis]]<!--not bold, refimprove--> departed [[A Coruña]], Spain, with the aim of vaccinating millions in South America and Asia against [[smallpox]]. |
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* [[1962]] – Burmese diplomat '''[[U Thant]]''' became [[United Nations Secretary-General]], following the death of [[Dag Hammarskjöld]] in {{nowrap|September 1961}}. |
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* [[1936]] – English mathematician '''[[Alan Turing]]''' published the first details of the [[Turing machine]]<!--not bold, date not in article + citation style + unreferenced section--> ''(model pictured)'', an [[Abstract machine|abstract device]] that can simulate the logic of any computer [[algorithm]] by manipulating symbols. |
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* [[1982]] – [[Michael Jackson]]'s '''''[[Thriller (Michael Jackson album)|Thriller]]''''', the [[List of best-selling albums worldwide|best-selling album of all time]], was released. |
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⚫ | * [[1947]] – After the United Nations voted to adopt [[United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine|a partition plan]] for [[Mandatory Palestine|Palestine]], '''[[1947–1948 civil war in Mandatory Palestine|a civil war]]''' broke out between the region's [[Yishuv|Jewish]] and [[Palestinian people|Arab]] communities. |
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* [[2007]] – [[Rambhadracharya|Swami Rambhadracharya]], a [[Hindu]] religious leader, released the first [[Braille]] version of the '''[[Bhagavad Gita]]''' scripture. |
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* [[1954]] – '''[[Sylacauga (meteorite)|A meteorite crashed through a roof]]''' in [[Sylacauga, Alabama]], and hit a sleeping woman in the first verified case of a human being injured by an extraterrestrial object. |
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* [[1999]] – [[Marconi Electronic Systems]] and [[British Aerospace]] merged to form '''[[BAE Systems]]''', one of the world's largest [[Arms industry|defence companies]]. |
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* [[2018]] – a [[2018 Anchorage earthquake|magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit Anchorage, Alaska]] ''(pictured)'' and caused over 100 injuries. |
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* Born/died this day: | '''[[Emeric, King of Hungary]]''' |d|1204| '''[[William Gilbert (physician)|William Gilbert]]'''<!--English--> |d|1603| '''[[Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha]]'''<!--English--> |b|1719| '''[[Alexander Berry]]'''<!--Scottish/Australian explorer--> |b|1781| '''[[Frederick Temple]]'''<!--English bishop--> |b|1821| '''[[William-Adolphe Bouguereau]]'''<!--French painter--> |b|1825| '''[[Liang Cheng]]''' <!--Chinese diplomat--> |b|1864| '''[[Henry Taube]]'''<!--Canadian/American chemist--> |b|1915| '''[[Mahmud Hasan Deobandi]]'''<!--Indian scholar/activist--> |d|1920| '''[[Joan Ganz Cooney]]'''<!--American TV producer--> |b|1929| '''[[Shawna Robinson]]''' <!--American racing driver--> |b|1964| '''[[Ahmadou Ahidjo]]'''<!--Cameroonian president--> |d|1989| '''[[Hildegard Temporini-Gräfin Vitzthum]]''' <!--German historian--> |d|2004| '''[[Shane MacGowan]]''' <!--Irish singer/songwriter and musician--> |d|2023| |
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{{Born and died list|'''[[Richard Farrant]]'''<!--English composer--> |d|1580|'''[[Jagadish Chandra Bose]]'''<!--Bengali scientist--> |b|1858|'''[[Eir Aoi]]'''<!--Japanese singer-->|b|1988| '''[[Cherry Valentine]]'''<!--English drag queen--> |b|1993}} |
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* [[1939]] – The '''[[Winter War]]''' broke out as the Soviet [[Red Army]] invaded Finland ''(Finnish troops pictured)'' and quickly advanced to the [[Mannerheim Line]], an action judged as illegal by the [[League of Nations]]. |
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Live performance of The Wall in 2011
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WTO protestors in Seattle
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; Independence Day in Barbados (1966) | unreferenced section |
Bonifacio Day in the Philippines | Andrés Bonifacio article has two uncited sections; also, that article is not primarily about the day so it's ineligible anyway |
3340 BC – The oldest known record of a solar eclipse was carved into a stone in Ireland. | refimprove section; fact not attributed to academic source |
1786 – Peter Leopold Joseph, Grand Duke of Tuscany, promulgated a penal reform that made his country the first sovereign state to abolish the death penalty. | refimprove section |
1829 – The first Welland Canal opened, allowing ships to travel between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario and bypass the Niagara Falls. | refimprove section |
1864 – American Civil War: The Confederate States Army suffered its worst disaster of the war as the Army of Tennessee conducted numerous unsuccessful frontal assaults against fortified positions at Franklin, Tennessee. | refimprove section |
1936 – The Crystal Palace, built for the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, was destroyed by fire. | refimprove section |
1961 – Following the death of Dag Hammarskjöld, Burmese diplomat U Thant (pictured) was elected as Secretary-General of the United Nations. | This needs a review. Different articles give different dates. In the U Thant bio, it says in the body that this happened on 3 November 1961. In that article's infobox, it says 30 November 1961 (i.e. 27 days later). In the Secretary-General of the United Nations article, it says that he was acting from 3 November 1961 to 30 November 1962 (i.e. for nearly 13 months). The 1961 United Nations Secretary-General selection says that he was elected on 3 November 1961. |
1993 – U.S. president Bill Clinton signed the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act into law, requiring purchasers of handguns to pass a background check. | lots of CN tags (7) |
Kamehameha IV |d|1863 | page numbers needed |
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Day of Remembrance for All Victims of Chemical Warfare (usually on 30 November, but also on "first day of the regular session of the Conference" [of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention], in 2022 this was 28 November.
- 1803 – An expedition led by Francisco Javier de Balmis departed A Coruña, Spain, with the aim of vaccinating millions in South America and Asia against smallpox.
- 1853 – Russian warships led by Pavel Nakhimov destroyed an Ottoman fleet of frigates at the Battle of Sinop, prompting France and the United Kingdom to enter the Crimean War.
- 1872 – The first international football match (pictured) took place at Hamilton Crescent, Glasgow, between Scotland and England.
- 1936 – English mathematician Alan Turing published the first details of the Turing machine (model pictured), an abstract device that can simulate the logic of any computer algorithm by manipulating symbols.
- 1942 – World War II: Japanese warships defeated the U.S. Navy in a nighttime naval battle off Tassafaronga, Guadalcanal.
- 1947 – After the United Nations voted to adopt a partition plan for Palestine, a civil war broke out between the region's Jewish and Arab communities.
- 1953 – Mutesa II, Kabaka of Buganda, was temporarily deposed and exiled to London by Andrew Cohen, the British governor of Uganda.
- 1954 – A meteorite crashed through a roof in Sylacauga, Alabama, and hit a sleeping woman in the first verified case of a human being injured by an extraterrestrial object.
- 1979 – The Wall, a rock opera and concept album by the English band Pink Floyd, was first released.
- 1999 – Marconi Electronic Systems and British Aerospace merged to form BAE Systems, one of the world's largest defence companies.
- 2005 – John Sentamu was enthroned as Archbishop of York, becoming the first black archbishop in the Church of England.
- 2018 – a magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit Anchorage, Alaska (pictured) and caused over 100 injuries.
- Born/died this day: | Emeric, King of Hungary |d|1204| William Gilbert |d|1603| Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha |b|1719| Alexander Berry |b|1781| Frederick Temple |b|1821| William-Adolphe Bouguereau |b|1825| Liang Cheng |b|1864| Henry Taube |b|1915| Mahmud Hasan Deobandi |d|1920| Joan Ganz Cooney |b|1929| Shawna Robinson |b|1964| Ahmadou Ahidjo |d|1989| Hildegard Temporini-Gräfin Vitzthum |d|2004| Shane MacGowan |d|2023|
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- United Nations General Assembly resolution 67/19 and United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine both appear on November 29, so Civil War in Mandatory Palestine should not appear in the same year
November 30: Saint Andrew's Day (Christianity)
- 1700 – Great Northern War: Swedish forces led by King Charles XII defeated the Russian army at the Battle of Narva.
- 1934 – Flying Scotsman became the first steam locomotive officially to exceed 100 miles per hour (161 km/h).
- 1999 – A series of protests by anti-globalization activists against the World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference of 1999 in Seattle forced the cancellation of the opening ceremonies.
- Richard Farrant (d. 1580)
- Jagadish Chandra Bose (b. 1858)
- Eir Aoi (b. 1988)
- Cherry Valentine (b. 1993)