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Historical events for
Tuesday, 26 September 2028

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  • Birth

    Ivan Pavlov

    Ivan Pavlov, Russian physiologist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, famous for his studies on the conditioned reflex.

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    T.S. Eliot

    T.S. Eliot, Anglo-American poet and playwright, author of works such as "The Waste Land", and one of the main names in literary modernism.

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    Martin Heidegger

    Martin Heidegger, German philosopher, one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, known for his work "Being and Time", which addresses fundamental questions about human existence.

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    Paul VI

    Giovanni Battista Montini, better known as Pope Paul VI, was one of the most important leaders of the Catholic Church during the Second Vatican Council.

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    George Gershwin

    George Gershwin, American composer, known for works such as "Rhapsody in Blue" and "An American in Paris", which fused elements of jazz with classical music.

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    Raoul Cauvin

    Bélgica

    Raoul Cauvin, the Belgian scriptwriter, creator of the popular series Les Tuniques Bleues and Cédric.

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    Helmut Bakaitis

    Helmut Bakaitis (b. 1944) is a distinguished Australian actor and director. His calculating and formidable portrayal of The Architect, the program responsible for the creation of the Matrix, immortalized him in sci-fi cinema history.

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    Gal Costa

    Gal Costa, born on September 26, 1945, was a Brazilian singer and icon of Brazilian popular music. He passed away on November 9, 2022.

    † 9/11/2022
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    Tracey Thorn

    Tracey Thorn (b. 1962) is an exquisite British singer and writer. As half of Everything But The Girl, her warm and stripped-down voice marked the brilliant transition from indie pop to electronic beats on the acclaimed album "Walking Wounded".

  • Birth

    Shannon Hoon

    Shannon Hoon (born September 26, 1967, and died October 21, 1995) was a captivating American vocalist. As the frontman of Blind Melon, his nostalgic timbre and folk-rock sensibility shone immensely on the timeless hit "No Rain".

    † 21/10/1995
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    Ricardo Quaresma

    Ricardo Quaresma (b. 1983) is a virtuous and charismatic Portuguese former footballer. Internationally acclaimed for his creativity and flawless execution of the "trivela", he became European Champion in 2016 with the national team, immortalizing himself in world football.

  • History

    Day of Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian

    Celebrated in various parts of the world, Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian are venerated as doctors and martyrs, patron saints of pharmacists.

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    Blessed Gaspar Stanggassinger

    Blessed Gaspar Stanggassinger, a German priest dedicated to religious education and youth, was beatified in 1988.

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    Covenant of the League of Nations

    Twenty-three countries sign the Covenant of the League of Nations, which considers war illegal and promotes the peaceful resolution of conflicts.

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    Abbey Road album release

    Reino Unido

    One of The Beatles' most acclaimed albums, including "Come Together" and "Here Comes the Sun".

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    Air crash in Jamba, Angola

    Jamba, Angola

    A plane carrying Portuguese deputies João Soares, Nogueira de Brito and Rui Gomes da Silva crashes in Jamba, Angola.

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    Launch of PoSAT-1

    Portugal

    On September 26, 1993, PoSAT-1, the first Portuguese satellite, was successfully launched aboard an Ariane 4 rocket from French Guiana. Developed by a consortium of Portuguese universities and companies, PoSAT-1's main mission was to carry out scientific and technological experiments, including capturing images of the Earth and satellite communication. This launch marked the beginning of Portugal's participation in the space age.

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    European Day of Languages

    Europa

    The European Day of Languages ​​celebrates linguistic diversity and encourages the learning of new languages, promoting intercultural understanding in Europe.

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    Publication of "The Public Enemy"

    First edition of "O Inimigo Público", a satirical newspaper published as a supplement to the newspaper Público.

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    World Contraception Day

    Mundo

    World Contraception Day promotes education about contraceptive methods and the importance of sexual and reproductive health.

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    Opening of the Dighton Stone replica

    Lisboa, Portugal

    Inauguration of the replica of Dighton Stone in Lisbon, celebrating the historical connection between Portugal and explorations in the USA.

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    European Ex-Smoker Day

    Europa

    European Ex-Smoker's Day celebrates those who have quit smoking and promotes support initiatives to help others quit smoking.

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    World Environmental Health Day

    Mundo

    World Environmental Health Day raises awareness of the importance of healthy environments for quality of life and human well-being.

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    European Day without Road Deaths

    Europa

    Initiative that aims to raise awareness about road safety and reduce the number of deaths caused by traffic accidents.

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    Dia do Festival Chongyang

    China

    Celebração do Festival Chongyang, também conhecido como o Festival do Duplo Nono, no 9? dia do 9? mês lunar. Envolve subir montanhas, beber vinho de crisântemo, comer bolos de arroz e honrar os ancestrais. Simboliza a longevidade e a saúde.

  • Sport

    First European game at Estádio da Luz

    Lisboa, Portugal

    First European game at Estádio da Luz, between Benfica and Seville, for the European Champions Cup, which ended in a goalless draw.