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Historical events for
Wednesday, 28 February 2024

  • Birth

    Brian Jones

    Reino Unido

    British musician and founding member of the iconic band The Rolling Stones (1942-1969). His multi-instrumentalist talent and creative vision were fundamental to the original sound of one of the greatest rock bands in history.

    3/7/1969
  • Birth

    Chicane

    Nicholas Bracegirdle, globally acclaimed as Chicane (b. 1971), is a genius British producer and composer. A pioneer of trance and chill-out electronica, his atmospheric soundscapes and hits like "Saltwater" defined the soundtrack of Ibiza summers in the late 90s.

  • Birth

    Karolína Kurková

    Karolína Kurková (b. 1984) is a prominent Czech model. One of the great leaders of the 2000s Eastern European talent wave, her classic beauty allowed her to simultaneously dominate demanding Parisian haute couture and the colossal glamour of Victoria's Secret.

  • History

    Saint Romanus and Saint Lupicinus

    Veneration of the two brother monks and abbots from the 5th century. Pioneers of monasticism in the Jura region (France), they stood out for their life of rigorous asceticism, foundation of monasteries, and profound spiritual influence in Gaul.

  • History

    World Day to Combat RSI/WMSD

    Day focused on raising awareness about Repetitive Strain Injuries and Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders. It highlights the urgency of occupational health policies, ergonomics, and safe working conditions in all sectors of activity.

  • History

    Rare Disease Day

    Marked on the last day of February, it focuses on global awareness and advocacy for access to proper diagnoses and treatments. An urgent call for scientific research and solidarity with patients and their families.

  • Culture

    World Sword Swallowers Day

    Celebrated internationally on the last Saturday of February, it honors the professionals of this extreme and ancestral art. A date that recognizes the rigor, precision, and dedication required to preserve this fascinating performance tradition.