JUNE 18 IN HISTORY


Historical events that took place on the 18th of June
 

1894: Uganda was declared as a British Protectorate by Premier Roseberry

1900: General Luigi Pelloux resigned as the Premier of Italy

1927: Paavo Nurmi broke the 2000 meters world record in 5mins 24.6 sec

1936: Polish parliament gave President Ignacy Moscicky dictatorial power

1941: Turkey signed a peace treaty with Nazi-Germany

1948: United Nations commission on human rights adopted international declaration of human rights

1951: De Gaulle won the French Parliamentary election

1953: General Neguib became the President of Egypt after it was declared a republic

1964: The African groundnut council was formed in Dakar, Senegal

1981: Sandra Day O’Connor became the 1st woman on High Court after the Supreme Court Justice, Potter Stewart retired

1991: Mud storm in Antofagasta, Chile killed 80 people

1994: Gay games opened in New York City

2011: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) declared 2011 as one of the most extreme weather years on record

2012: Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz became the heir to the Saudi’s throne after the death of the Crowned Prince, Nayef bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud

 

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