December 10th

See also: Category: Holidays December 10

International

•   Human Rights Day
•   World Football Day ^[2] .

National

•   Russia
  •   Mari El - Mari Writing Day.
•   Thailand - Constitution Day ^[3] .

  Religious

  Orthodoxy ^{[4] [5]}

• the celebration of the icon of the Mother of God, called the "Sign" ;
• the memory of the Sign of the Most Holy Theotokos, which was in Novgorod the Great in 1170 ;
• the memory of the great martyr Jacob the Persian (421);
• the memory of St. Palladius of Alexandria (VI-VII century);
• Commemoration of St. James of Rostov , Bishop (1392);
• the acquisition of the relics of the faithful Prince Vsevolod, in the Holy Baptism of Gabriel , Novgorod, Pskov miracle worker (1192);
• the memory of the blessed Andrei Simbirsky (Ogorodnikov) (1841);
• Cathedral of the New Martyrs and Confessors of Radonezh ;
• memory of 17 monastic martyrs in India (IV cent.);
• memory of St. Roman of Antioch (Syria) (V cent.);
• Commemoration of the Holy Martyrs Nikolai (Dobronravov), Archbishop Vladimirsky , Vasily Sokolov, Boris Ivanovsky, Petera Dedofeev, Nikolai Andreyev, Alexiy Speransky, Ioann Glazkova, Sergius Amanov, Ioann Khrustalev, Sergius Brednikov, Nikolai Pokrovsky, Dimitry Belayev, Nikolai Pcherovsky, Nikolai Pcherovsky, Sergius Brednikov, Nikolai Pokrovsky, Dimitry Belayeva, Nikolai Pcherovsky, Nikolay Andreyev, Nikolai Pcherovsky , Martyrs Joasaph (Boyev) , Kronid (Lyubimov) , Archimandrites, Nikolai (Saltykov), Hegumen, Xenophon (Bondarenko), Hieromonk, Alexius (Gavrin) , Monk, Apollos (Fedoseyev), Hieromonk, Seraphim (Kr estyaninov), hegumen, Nikon (Belyaev), archimandrite and martyr John Emelyanov (1937);
• the celebration of the Kursk-Root Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign") (1295);
• the celebration of the Abalak Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign") (1637);
• the celebration of the Tsarskoye Selo Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign");
• the celebration of the Seraphim-Ponetaev Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign") (1879);
• the celebration of the Upper Tagil Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign") (1753);
• the celebration of the Korchechnaya Icon of the Mother of God ("The Sign") (XVIII century).

Name Day

• Orthodox : Vsevolod , Roman , Jacob .

See also: Category: Events December 10

Until the XIX century

• 59 BC. er - Clodius Publius Pulcher , rejecting the patrician dignity elected by the tribune of the people .
• 7.16.3.2.13, 6 Ben 16 Shul (December 10, 36 BC ) is the first stela to reach us with the date of the Mayan calendar (excavations in Chiapa de Corso , Chiapas , Mexico ).
• 1520 - Martin Luther publicly burned the papal bull Exsurge Domine to excommunicate him.
• 1768 - The Royal Academy of Arts was established in London .
• 1798 - the adoption by Paul I of the title of Grand Master of the Order of Malta .

XIX century

• 1828 - Technological Institute was founded by the decree of Nicholas I in St. Petersburg
• 1848 - Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is elected the first president of the French Republic.
• 1877 - The Fall of Pleven . After a 5-month siege, Russian troops take the city, and the Turkish garrison, numbering more than 40,000, surrendered.

XX century

• 1901 - the first Nobel Prizes were awarded .
• 1930 - the Khanty-Mansiysk and Evenk autonomous districts were formed in the USSR.
• 1933 - The Government Library was founded in the BSSR .
• 1941 - The British battleship Prince of Wales and the battle cruiser Ripals were sunk by Japanese coastal aircraft in the South China Sea .
• 1948 - The UN General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights .
• 1949 - the communication service of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs was created ^[6] .
• 1997 - December 10, Akmola was officially declared the capital of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

XXI century

See also: Category: Born December 10

Until the XIX century

• 1745 - Thomas Holcroft (died 1809 ), English writer.
• 1798 - Alexander Bryullov (died 1877 ), Russian artist and architect.

XIX century

• 1815 - Ada Lovelace (died 1852 ), English mathematician, first female programmer, Byron's daughter.
• 1819 - Edward Alfred Cowper (died 1893 ), English engineer and inventor.
• 1821 - Nikolai Nekrasov (d. 1878 ), Russian poet.
• 1822
  • Nikolai Danilevsky (d. 1885 ), Russian sociologist, cultural scientist, journalist, naturalist, ideologue of Pan-Slavism .
  • César Franck (died 1890 ), Belgian composer and organist.
• 1830 - Emily Dickinson (died 1886 ), American poetess.
• 1841 - Joseph Henry Blackburn (d. 1924 ), English grandmaster, one of the strongest chess players of the late XIX century.
• 1851 - Melvil Dewey (d. 1931 ), American librarian and bibliographer.
• 1870 - Adolf Loz (died 1933 ), Austrian and Czechoslovak architect, architecture theorist.
• 1883 - Andrei Vyshinsky (died 1954 ), Soviet diplomat, Prosecutor of the USSR (1935-1939), Minister of Foreign Affairs (1949-1953).
• 1884 - Zinaida Serebryakova (died 1967 ), Russian artist, member of the World of Art association.
• 1891 - Nelli Sachs (d. 1970 ), German poetess, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (1966).

XX century

• 1901 - Pencil (real name Mikhail Rumyantsev ; d. 1983 ), clown, People's Artist of the USSR, Hero of Socialist Labor.
• 1906 - Aimo Anselm Aaltonen (d. 1987 ), Finnish politician, member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Finland.
• 1908 - Olivier Messiaen (d. 1992 ), French composer, organist and teacher.
• 1918 - Anatoly Tarasov (d. 1995 ), Soviet hockey player and football player, hockey coach.
• 1920 - Reginald Rose (d. 2002 ), American writer and screenwriter.
• 1928 - Milan Rufus (d. 2009 ), Slovak poet, essayist, translator, children's writer and academician.
• 1934 - Victor Popov (d. 2008 ), founder of the Great Children's Choir of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, people's artist of the USSR.
• 1937 - Sergey Averintsev (d. 2004 ), Soviet and Russian philologist, cultural scientist, philosopher, literary critic.
• 1938 - Yuri Temirkanov , conductor, teacher, People's Artist of the USSR.
• 1940 - Anna Dmitrieva , Soviet and Russian sports journalist, commentator, former tennis player.
• 1952 - Nikolai Ivanov , a Russian lawyer, a former investigator for particularly important cases under the USSR Prosecutor General.
• 1957
  • Michael Clark Duncan (d. 2012 ), American film actor.
  • Semen Strugachev , theater and film actor, People's Artist of Russia.
• 1960
  • Sir Kenneth Charles Brana , British actor and director of theater and cinema, winner of the Emmy Award, three times winner of the BAFTA Award .
  • Lang Ping , Chinese volleyball player and volleyball coach, Olympic champion.
• 1964 - Taisiya Povaliy , Ukrainian pop singer.
• 1972 - Brian Molko , vocalist and guitarist for the British rock band " Placebo ".
• 1977 - Andrea Henkel , German biathlete, two-time Olympic champion and 8-time world champion.

See also: Category: Dead December 10

Until the XIX century

• 1198 - Averroes (Ibn Rushd, p. 1126 ), Arab doctor and philosopher.
• 1475 - Paolo Uccello (born 1397 , Italian painter, one of the founders of the scientific theory of perspective .
• 1552 - Paolo Jovio (b. 1483 ), Italian historian, bishop ("History of Florence").
• 1603 - William Gilbert (b. 1544 ), English physicist, court physician to Queen Elizabeth I.
• 1798 - Laurinas Stuoka-Gutsyavichyus (b. 1753 ), Lithuanian architect.

XIX century

• 1831 - Thomas Johann Seebeck (b. 1770 ), German physicist.
• 1850 - Józef Bem (born 1794 ), Polish commander.
• 1851 - Karl Drez (born 1785 ), German inventor, after whom the trolley was named.
• 1864 - Henry Schoolcraft (b. 1793 ), an American explorer who discovered the headwaters of the Mississippi River.
• 1865
  • Leopold I (born 1790 ), the first king of Belgium (1831–1865).
  • Prince Sergei Volkonsky (b. 1788 ), Russian general, hero of the Patriotic War of 1812 , Decembrist.
• 1882 - Pavel Glazenap (b. 1847 ), Russian engineer, author of a number of works on railway topics.
• 1896 - Alfred Bernhard Nobel (b. 1833 ), Swedish chemist, engineer, inventor, founder of the Nobel Prize .

XX century

• 1906 - Nikolai Garin-Mikhailovsky (b. 1852 ), Russian writer, engineer.
• 1910 - David Gunzburg (b. 1857 ), orientalist, translator, author of the first Jewish Encyclopedia in Russia.
• 1928 - Charles Renny Mackintosh (b. 1868 ), Scottish architect, designer and illustrator.
• 1936 - Luigi Pirandello (b. 1867 ), Italian writer, Nobel Prize in Literature (1934).
• 1950 - Semen Frank (born 1877 ), Russian philosopher and religious thinker.
• 1967 - Otis Redding (born 1941 ), American soul singer, songwriter, arranger, died.
• 1968
  • Karl Barth (b. 1886 ), Swiss theologian and writer, one of the founders of dialectical theology.
  • Thomas Merton (b. 1915 ), American Catholic writer, monk.
• 1972 - Semyon Kirsanov (b. 1906 ), Soviet poet, journalist, war correspondent.
• 1987 - Yasha Heifetz (born 1901 ), American violinist.
• 1989 - Vadim Spiridonov (born 1944 ), Soviet film actor.
• 1990 - Armand Hammer (b. 1898 ), American industrialist, art collector.
• 1995 - Vadim Lyudvikovsky (b. 1925 ), Soviet composer, pianist, conductor.
• 1997
  • Yevgeny Mayorov (born 1938 ), Soviet hockey player, Olympic champion (1964), two-time world champion, sports commentator.
  • Anatoly Banishevsky (b. 1946 ), Azerbaijani Soviet footballer, coach, captain of Neftchi Baku, player of the USSR national team.
• 1999 - Franjo Tudjman (b. 1922 ), President of Croatia (1990-1999).

XXI century

• 2004
  • Radner Muratov (b. 1928 ), film actor, Honored Artist of the RSFSR.
  • Khoren Abrahamyan (born 1930 ), Armenian actor, director of theater and cinema, People’s Artist of the USSR.
• 2005 - Richard Pryor (b. 1940 ), American comedian actor, screenwriter, producer.
• 2006 - Augusto Pinochet (b. 1915 ), general, dictator of Chile from 1973 to 1990.
• 2007 - Grigory Klimov (b. 1918 ), Soviet and American writer-defector, journalist, publicist.
• 2016 - Sergei Mikaelyan (b. 1923 ), director of theater and cinema, screenwriter, People's Artist of the RSFSR.
• 2017 - Viktor Potapov (b. 1947 ), Soviet yachtsman, two-time world champion.

• Romanov day. Roman wonderworker.
• At Romana, the fish fall into their wintering pits, to the bottom .
• In the clouds and the stars wondering about the future weather.
• If you get up to the north wind to rise, then he will sweep away all the hacks, all the hardships.
• At this time, the elks fall off the old horns, and the bear falls asleep in the den ^{[7] [8]} .