Friedrich Engels, revolutionary, founder of the International Workingmen

September 28 day history 551 BC: Chinese philosopher Confucius was born, (d. 479 BC). 48 BC: Roman General Pompey (Cnaeus or Pompey the Great, born 26 September western cape government 106 BC), is murdered on the orders of King Ptolemy of Egypt. After the battle in Thessaly Pharsalos of 9 august 48 BC it was defeated by Julius Caesar, Pompey fled to Egypt, where he is assassinated on September 28, 48 BC by order of King Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator. 1066: William the Conqueror invaded

England. 1448: Christian I is crowned king of Denmark. 1448: The beginning of Ottoman military campaign Hunyadi south of the Danube, western cape government Moravia Valley. 1469: Was born humanist Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam, ("praise of folly," adagio "), (d 07.12.1536). 1492: Christopher western cape government Columbus's first voyage to America. Discovering western cape government Cuba. 1654: He died Matei Basarab, ruler of Wallachia (1632-1654), which will be printed in government evoked "Rule of Govora". 1688: death Serban Cantacuzino, ruler of Wallachia (1678-1688). 1688: Starts western cape government reign of Constantin Brancoveanu in Muntenia, (1688-1714). 1704: A deceased philosopher John Locke, (b. 8/29/1632). 1737: John Micu - Hungarian Diet Klein presented a memorandum on behalf of "the Romanian nation" Transylvanian bishop refused to replace the term "nation" with that of "Romanian" or "Romanian plebs". Hungarian diet not allowed to read the document. 1834: Birth of French western cape government conductor Charles western cape government Lamoureux, (d. 21 December 1899). Prosper Mérimée novella is considered the creator of modern French literature, "Colomba", "Carmen" (writing of which was inspired composer to compose G. Bizet opera of the same name) (died September 23, 1870). 1841: Georges Benjamin was born Clémenceau politician, president western cape government of the Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920), one of the Peace Treaty of Versailles, (d. 24 November western cape government 1929). 1848: Third National

Assembly of Blaj addressed Parliament in Vienna "Memorial Romanian people in Transylvania", which supports the principle of national equality of all peoples of the empire. The meeting was attended by over 20,000 Romanian peasants led by Avram Iancu, Axente Sever and Iovine Bran. Recognized as "Martial Assembly" emergency meeting decided to set up a Romanian revolutionary army. Simion, August Treboniu Laurian and Alexander were Papiu Ilarian tone pasoptistii that meeting. Participants western cape government rejected the union of Transylvania with Hungary and refused to recognize the government in Pest. They also decided to establish Romanian National Committee as the governing body of the nation and demanded constitutional reorganization of Transylvania. The third meeting of Blaj led to the formation of an army of 300,000 men. At the initiative of Avram Iancu, the Romans were established in 15 legions commanded by a prefect who fought against western cape government the Hungarians even in October. 1858: William is photographed by Englishman Usherwood first comet. 1859: Died Carl Ritter, German scientist, the founder of modern western cape government geography; (n.07.08.1779). 1864: It is set in London, under the leadership of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, "International Association of Workers' (known as First International).
Friedrich Engels, revolutionary, founder of the International Workingmen's western cape government Association, London, UK 1868: It opened in Sibiu, the first National Congress of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Transylvania and Hungary was adopted "Organic Statute", which sanctioned the fundamental principles of autonomy Romanian Orthodox Metropolitan of Transylvania and Hungary. 1871: Was born Pietro Badoglio, Marshal and Italian politician, head of the General Staff of the Italian Army (1937-1940) and prime minister of Italy (1943-44). He participated in two world wars and the wars of conquest waged by Italy in the decade 4 in Africa. Pietro Badoglio, First Marquis of Sabotino western cape government (d. November 1, 1956) was a member of the National Fascist

Party and commanded armies during the Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. He was ennobled with the title Duke of Addis Abeba. After Mussolini was removed from power and arrested, Badoglio was appointed Prime Minister by King Victor western cape government Emmanuel III. He signed an armistice with the Allies and 13 October in Brindisi, said Italy's declaration of war against Nazi Germany. 1876: He died Costache Negri, journalist and diplomat novel participant western cape government in the Revolution of 1848, (n.martie 1812). 1882: He was born historian and archaeologist Vasile Parvan, considered the father of Romanian archeology, member of the Romanian Academy (d. 26 June 1927). He developed an extensive national western cape government archaeological research by undertaking systematic excavations in settlements from Dobrogea and Muntenia, found in