July 24
The July 24 is the 205th day of the Gregorian Calendar ( 206th in leap years), thus still 160 days remain until the end of the year.
- 3.1 Before the 20th century
- 3.2 20th century
- 3.3 21st century
Events
Politics and World Affairs
Economy
- 2005: The resulting, on the initiative of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez TV station Telesur multinational takes on its transmit mode for Latin America.
Science and Technology
Culture
Religion
Disasters
Minor accidents are listed in the sub- items of disaster.
Sports
Entries of Athletics world records are located under the respective discipline under Athletics. Entries to the World Cup games are found in the bottoms of football 's World Cup. The same is true for the European Football Championships.
Born
Before the 19th century
19th century
20th century
1901-1950
1951-2000
Died
Before the 20th century
- 0936: Hilduin Bishop of Liège and Verona, Archbishop of Milan
- 1115: Matilda of Tuscany, Marchioness at the castle of Canossa in the Tuscan Apennines
- 1129: Shirakawa, 72 Tennō of Japan ( 1073-1086 )
- 1475: Albrecht von Eyb, German jurist, early humanist writer and translator
- 1597: John Posthius, German physician and poet
- 1568: Don Carlos, son of King Philip II of Spain
- 1655: Friedrich of Logau, German poet of the Baroque
- 1663: Thomas Baltzar, German violinist and composer
- 1704: Honorius Aigner, Austrian Benedictine and abbot of the monastery Kremsmuenster
- 1716: Hans Georg Haresleben, Austrian stonemason and sculptor of the Baroque
- 1771: Johann George von Lindenau, German nobleman
- 1790: Johann Friedrich Hiller, German educator, orator and philosopher
- 1791: Ignaz von Born, Austrian mineralogist and geologist
- 1804: Martin Knoller, German fresco painter
- 1812: Joseph Schuster, German opera composer
- 1807: Johann Christoph Kunze, German Protestant theologian
- 1821: Johann Timotheus Hermes, German poet and novelist
- 1826: Richard Clough Anderson, American politician
- 1830: Carl Gustav Jochmann, German publicist
20th century
21st Century
- 2002: Gaynell Tinsley, U.S. American football player and coach
- 2003: Heinz Knobloch, German writer
- 2003: James E. Davis, American politician
- 2003: Kurt PAHLEN, Austrian- Argentine conductor
- 2004: Claude Ballif, French composer
- 2005: Sir Richard Doll, a British epidemiologist
- 2005: Pavel Dostal, Czech politicians
- 2005: Dom Um Romão, Brazilian drummer and percussionist
- 2006: Heinrich Hollreiser, German conductor
- 2007: Thorstein Aaby, Norwegian guitarist
- 2007: Hans -Georg Ambrosius, German visual artist
- 2007: Albert Ellis, American psychologist and psychotherapist
- 2009: Werner Krusche, German Protestant bishop
- 2009: Hans -Joachim Rudolphi, German legal scholar
- 2009: Wolfgang Mocker, German Aphorist
- 2010: Jürgen Abeler, German art collector, master watchmaker, jeweler and gemologist
- 2010: Theo Albrecht, German entrepreneur, co-founder of Aldi
- 2010: Alexander Higgins, Northern Irish snooker player
- 2011: Virgilio Noè, Italian priest, bishop and cardinal
- 2012: Armin Abmeier, German booksellers and publishers
- 2012: John Atta Mills, Ghanaian politician and President
Holidays and observances
- Religious observances St. Christina of Bolsena, Roman martyr (Catholic, Orthodox)
- St. Christopher, martyr and patron saint (Protestant, Catholic ( Europe only) )
- Johann Heinrich Volkening, German minister ( Protestant)
- St. Scharbel Machluf, Lebanese Maronite monk and ( Catholic)
- Name Days Christine, Christoph (only in Germany ), Luise
More entries contains the list of commemorative and action days.
- Day
- Day in July