L’June 1st That June 1st is the 152nd day of the Gregorian calendar and there are 213 days left until the end of the year: here’s a calendar of days to remember saints, anniversaries, birthdays and anniversaries.
what is celebrated on june 1
we celebrate the first day of the sixth month of the year world parents day (Global Day of Parents), declared by the United Nations Assembly on 17 September 2012. It is a day to remember the primary role of parents – of any race, color and orientation – in the education of their children.
saint of the day is 1st of june St. JustinSon of Latin Prisco and of a pagan family, was beheaded in the time of Marcus Aurelius.
Birthdays, Anniversaries and Anniversaries
there are many Birth On June 1, those who celebrate their birthday on this day (under the sign of Gemini). Among them: Donato Battaglia aka Dodi, Italian guitarist and member of Pooh; Orietta Berti (real name: Orietta Galimberti), Italian singer; Charles Eugene Boone, known as Pat, American singer; Elia Fongaro, model and TV personality; Morgan Freeman, American actor; Thomas Stanley “Tom” Holland, English actor and dancer; Heidi Klum, German supermodel; Alanis Morissette, Canadian singer-songwriter; Gianmarco Tamberi, Italian athlete; Charles Wilson, American politician; musician Ronald David Wood of the Rolling Stones; Gustavo Zagrebelsky, Italian jurist.
birth anniversaries
- Alberto Bergamini, Italian journalist and politician;
- Norma Jean Baker Mortensen, famous actress better known as Marilyn Monroe.
death anniversaries
- John Dewey, American philosopher and teacher;
- Aimone di Savoia Aosta, Italian entrepreneur;
- Helen Adams Keller, American author and activist;
- Yves Saint Laurent, French stylist;
- Giuseppe Ungaretti, Italian poet.
This happened today: June 1st
1204 – Fall of the city of Rouen, which becomes the possession of King Philip II of France.
1392 – In Palermo, Andrea Chiaramonte, one of the leaders of the Latin faction of the Sicilian nobility, was sentenced to death.
1533 – Foundation of the city of Cartagena de Indias. Also on 1 June, Anne Boleyn – the new wife of Henry VIII – was crowned Queen of England.
1774 – Pivotal moment for the American Revolution: The British government orders the closure of the port of Boston in Massachusetts.
1794 – Glorious June 1: The British and French navies compete in the Atlantic Ocean.
1831 – James Clark Ross discovered the location of the North Magnetic Pole in Boothia (Canada).
1869 – Thomas Edison has obtained a patent for his electrifying electric car.
1938 – Nazi hierarch Heinrich Himmler orders the deportation of antisocials, gypsies, vagrants, pimps and prostitutes from Germany.
1955 – The Messina Conference begins.
1962 – The Kurds claim the right to independence in the Samoan Islands from the United Nations.
1965 – On June 1, 237 people died in a tragic mining accident in Japan.
1970 – Giuseppe Ungaretti dies.
1979 – Rhodesia became Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, white minority rule ended.
1988 – US President Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev sign a historic agreement to eliminate intermediate-range missiles. Also on June 1, but two years later, the new US President George HW Bush and Gorbachev himself signed a document on a 30% reduction in their respective nuclear weapons.
2001 – 12-year-old Nkosi Johnson, a symbol of the fight against AIDS, has died.
2005 – With the referendum, the Netherlands rejected the creation of a European constitution.
2009 – General Motors begins Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. It is the fourth largest bankruptcy in US history.
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