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Saint’s Day for Escolástica, Sotera, Silvano and Guillermo
Feb 10, 2018 - 12:35 AM
Spain On This Day - February 10
Saint’s Day for Escolástica, Sotera, Silvano and Guillermo
Feb 10, 2018 - 12:35 AM
1622 - In Madrid, the king fined with 3,000 ducats to the Marquis of Cañete and exiled him from the city for having beaten a few servants.
1763 - In Paris, the Treaty of Paris is signed, which ends the Seven Years' War and in which France and Spain suffer colonial losses in favor of England.
1805 - King suppressed by decree bullfighting.
1929 - the first ever match day of the Spanish Football League is played.
1862 - France, Spain and the United Kingdom signed with Mexican President Benito Juarez Soledad Convention on the military action of the three powers in Mexico is suspended.
1910 - José Canalejas first occupies the presidency of the Council of Ministers.
1910 - Car services between Cariñena, Huesca and Fraga is inaugurated.
1921 - In Spain the reopening of the Spanish Cortes occurs after the change of government.
1925 - in Bilbao, the Bank of Credit and Mining Union announce the suspension of payments.
1930 - General Miguel Primo de Rivera leaves the country.
1930 - Madrid, the black singer and dancer Josephine Baker acts in Metropolitan Theater.
1939 – Spanish Civil War: The Nationalists conclude their conquest of Catalonia and seal the border with France.
1939 - Juan Negrín returns from France to Alicante to continue the resistance.
1943 - within the framework of World War II Battle of Krasny Bor are affected: the Wehrmacht, aided by dividing 250 Spanish volunteers, Blue Division, beat the Soviets.
1948 - Borders between Spain and France are reopened after being closed for almost two years.
1953 - The provisions of the 1930 regulation on the weight, age and defenses of the bulls are restored.
1956 - To the serious university conflicts promoted by Socialists and Communists, the government declared a state of emergency throughout the country.
1956 - A decree that created the Houses of Culture is enacted.
1959 - Madrid death penalty is issued against delinquent Jose Manuel Jarabo, accused of killing four people.
1965 - An edition of Don Quixote illustrated by Salvador Dalí is prepared.
1966 - The Royal Spanish Academy of Language accepts new words, such as landing on the moon, audiovisual and historicism.
1970 - Spain buys from France 30 Mirage III aircraft.
1980 - Adolfo Suárez, Spanish president, initiates a trip to Iraq and Jordan, to discuss oil and economic relations Hispano.
1981 - King Juan Carlos I of Spain instructs Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo the formation of a new cabinet.
1982 - The regulations governing the operation of the Spanish Congress are approved.
1987 - One hundred thousand private school teachers go on strike, which affects two and a half million students.
1993 - Mario Conde pact with US banks JP Morgan's capital of Banesto.
1997 - Two people die at the hands of ETA: the Supreme Court magistrate, Rafael Martínez, in Madrid, and a civilian hairdresser at the military base in Armilla, Domingo Puente Marín.
Births
1767 - Luis Daoíz, Soldier (d. 1808).
1824 - Eugenio Lucas, painter (b. 1919).
1890 - La Niña de los Peines, Spanish flamenco singer (d. 1969).
1905 - José Muñoz Molleda, musician (d. 1988).
1908 - Pablo Serrano, sculptor (d. 1985).
1920 – José Manuel Castañón, Spanish lawyer and author (d. 2001)
1934 - Salvador Giner, professor of socialogy.
1947 - Pilar Bayona Sarriá, actress
1947 - Aurora Bayona Sarriá, actress
1948 - Mariano Fernández Bermejo, Justice Minister with the Socialist government led by José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. He was born in Arenas de San Pedro, Ávila.
1950 - Fiorella Faltoyano, actress.
1973 – Núria Añó, Spanish writer
1974 - María Botto, actress.
1978 - Gabriel García, «Gabri», footballer.
1986 – Roberto Jiménez Gago, footballer
Deaths
1839 - Pedro Romero, bullfighter (b. 1754).
1959 - Arturo Duperier, physisist(b. 1886).
1973 - Fidel García, bishop (b. 1880).
1985 - Lahuerta Genaro Lopez, Spanish painter and portraitist (b. 1905)
1995 - Jesús Garay Vecino, footballer (b. 1930).
1998 - Juan Martínez Moreno, chemist (b. 1919).
2002 - Gonzalo Fernández de la Mora, diplomat (b. 1924).
2005 - Paco Gandía, comic (b. 1930).
2013 – Eugenio Trías Sagnier, Spanish philosopher and academic (b. 1942)
1763 - In Paris, the Treaty of Paris is signed, which ends the Seven Years' War and in which France and Spain suffer colonial losses in favor of England.
1805 - King suppressed by decree bullfighting.
1929 - the first ever match day of the Spanish Football League is played.
1862 - France, Spain and the United Kingdom signed with Mexican President Benito Juarez Soledad Convention on the military action of the three powers in Mexico is suspended.
1910 - José Canalejas first occupies the presidency of the Council of Ministers.
1910 - Car services between Cariñena, Huesca and Fraga is inaugurated.
1921 - In Spain the reopening of the Spanish Cortes occurs after the change of government.
1925 - in Bilbao, the Bank of Credit and Mining Union announce the suspension of payments.
The winner of the 1929 Football league, Barcelona - photo www.fcbarcelona.com
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1930 - General Miguel Primo de Rivera leaves the country.
1930 - Madrid, the black singer and dancer Josephine Baker acts in Metropolitan Theater.
1939 – Spanish Civil War: The Nationalists conclude their conquest of Catalonia and seal the border with France.
1939 - Juan Negrín returns from France to Alicante to continue the resistance.
1943 - within the framework of World War II Battle of Krasny Bor are affected: the Wehrmacht, aided by dividing 250 Spanish volunteers, Blue Division, beat the Soviets.
1948 - Borders between Spain and France are reopened after being closed for almost two years.
1953 - The provisions of the 1930 regulation on the weight, age and defenses of the bulls are restored.
1956 - To the serious university conflicts promoted by Socialists and Communists, the government declared a state of emergency throughout the country.
1956 - A decree that created the Houses of Culture is enacted.
1959 - Madrid death penalty is issued against delinquent Jose Manuel Jarabo, accused of killing four people.
1965 - An edition of Don Quixote illustrated by Salvador Dalí is prepared.
1966 - The Royal Spanish Academy of Language accepts new words, such as landing on the moon, audiovisual and historicism.
1970 - Spain buys from France 30 Mirage III aircraft.
1980 - Adolfo Suárez, Spanish president, initiates a trip to Iraq and Jordan, to discuss oil and economic relations Hispano.
1981 - King Juan Carlos I of Spain instructs Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo the formation of a new cabinet.
1982 - The regulations governing the operation of the Spanish Congress are approved.
1987 - One hundred thousand private school teachers go on strike, which affects two and a half million students.
1993 - Mario Conde pact with US banks JP Morgan's capital of Banesto.
1997 - Two people die at the hands of ETA: the Supreme Court magistrate, Rafael Martínez, in Madrid, and a civilian hairdresser at the military base in Armilla, Domingo Puente Marín.
Births
1767 - Luis Daoíz, Soldier (d. 1808).
1824 - Eugenio Lucas, painter (b. 1919).
1890 - La Niña de los Peines, Spanish flamenco singer (d. 1969).
1905 - José Muñoz Molleda, musician (d. 1988).
1908 - Pablo Serrano, sculptor (d. 1985).
1920 – José Manuel Castañón, Spanish lawyer and author (d. 2001)
1934 - Salvador Giner, professor of socialogy.
1947 - Pilar Bayona Sarriá, actress
1947 - Aurora Bayona Sarriá, actress
1948 - Mariano Fernández Bermejo, Justice Minister with the Socialist government led by José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. He was born in Arenas de San Pedro, Ávila.
1950 - Fiorella Faltoyano, actress.
1973 – Núria Añó, Spanish writer
1974 - María Botto, actress.
1978 - Gabriel García, «Gabri», footballer.
1986 – Roberto Jiménez Gago, footballer
Deaths
1839 - Pedro Romero, bullfighter (b. 1754).
1959 - Arturo Duperier, physisist(b. 1886).
1973 - Fidel García, bishop (b. 1880).
1985 - Lahuerta Genaro Lopez, Spanish painter and portraitist (b. 1905)
1995 - Jesús Garay Vecino, footballer (b. 1930).
1998 - Juan Martínez Moreno, chemist (b. 1919).
2002 - Gonzalo Fernández de la Mora, diplomat (b. 1924).
2005 - Paco Gandía, comic (b. 1930).
2013 – Eugenio Trías Sagnier, Spanish philosopher and academic (b. 1942)
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