On October 21, there were many significant events that altered the course of history. Many notable figures in literature, politics, art, and other fields were born on this day, and they also left us with literary, political, and artistic personalities. Because these events fell on an annual holiday, we will examine them in the report that follows.
Important occasions.
1600 – The Battle of Sequighara, the result of which was the arrival of the Shujoun Tukogawa A -Yasu to Japan’s rule.
The Battle of Fatah Tabriz, a multi-day conflict that took place in 1603, saw the Safavid Shah Abbas I retake Tabriz from the Ottoman Empire.
Thomas Edison first exhibits the light bulb in 1879 during a special performance.
President of Argentina Juan Peron weds actress Eva in 1945.
1967 – The Egyptian navy dumped Eilat after the Israelis had devastated it.
1973 – US President Richard Nixon shall dismiss the main suspect of the Watergate Archibald Cox scandal from his post.
Samuel Tyler Colorridge, an English poet, is born in 1772.
Alfons de Lamartin, a French writer, poet, and politician, was born in 1790.
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish inventor and scientist in 1833.
Hassan Abdin, an Egyptian delegate, was present in 1931.
Mortality
Abdul Rahman Al-Ghafaqi, a prominent Arab Muslim leader and one of Andalusia’s kings, was born in 732.
Anis Mansour, a journalist and author, in 2011.
Fayed Kamel, a singer, actor, and politician, was born in 2011.
Hassan Hanafi, a thinker, in 2021.
Samuel Tyler Colorridge, an English poet, is born in 1772.
Alfons de Lamartin, a French writer, poet, and politician, was born in 1790.
Alfred Nobel was a Swedish inventor and scientist in 1833.
Hassan Abdin, an Egyptian delegate, was present in 1931.
Mortality
Abdul Rahman Al-Ghafaqi, a prominent Arab Muslim leader and one of Andalusia’s kings, was born in 732.
Anis Mansour, a journalist and author, in 2011.
Fayed Kamel, a singer, actor, and politician, was born in 2011.
Hassan Hanafi, a thinker, in 2021.
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