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February 25 is the 56th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar; 309 days remain until the end of the year (310 in leap years).

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making him his successor 1 628 Khosrow II the last great Shah of the Sasanian Empire Iran is overthrown by his son Kavadh II 2 1336 Four thousand defenders of Pilenai commit mass suicide rather than be taken captive by the Teutonic Knights 1601 1900 Edit 1705 George Frideric Handel s opera Nero premiered in Hamburg 3 1836 Samuel Colt is granted a United States patent for his revolver firearm 4 1843 Lord George Paulet occupies the Kingdom of Hawaii in the name of Great Britain in the Paulet Affair 1843 5 1870 Hiram Rhodes Revels a Republican from Mississippi is sworn into the United States Senate becoming the first African American ever to sit in Congress 6 1875 Guangxu Emperor of Qing dynasty China begins his reign under Empress Dowager Cixi s regency 7 1901 present Edit 1912 Marie Adelaide the eldest of six daughters of Guillaume IV becomes the first reigning Grand Duchess of Luxembourg 8 1916 In the Battle of Verdun a German unit captures Fort Douaumont keystone of the French defences without a fight 9 1918 German forces capture Tallinn to virtually complete the occupation of Estonia 10 1921 Georgian capital Tbilisi falls to the invading Russian forces after heavy fighting and the Russians declare the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic 11 1932 Hitler having been stateless for seven years obtains German citizenship when he is appointed a Brunswick state official by Dietrich Klagges a fellow Nazi As a result Hitler is able to run for Reichsprasident in the 1932 election 12 1933 Launch of the USS Ranger at Newport News Virginia It is the first purpose built aircraft carrier to be commissioned by the US Navy 13 1939 As part of British air raid precautions the first of 21 2 million Anderson shelters is constructed in a garden in Islington north London 14 1941 The outlawed Communist Party of the Netherlands organises a general strike in German occupied Amsterdam to protest against Nazi persecution of Dutch Jews 15 1947 The formal abolition of Prussia is proclaimed by the Allied Control Council the Prussian government having already been abolished by the Preussenschlag of 1932 16 1947 Soviet NKVD forces in Hungary abduct Bela Kovacs secretary general of the majority Independent Smallholders Party and deport him to the USSR in defiance of Parliament His arrest is an important turning point in the Communist takeover of Hungary 17 1948 In a coup d etat led by Klement Gottwald the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia takes control of government in Prague to end the Third Czechoslovak Republic 18 1951 The first Pan American Games are officially opened in Buenos Aires by Argentine President Juan Peron 19 1956 In his speech On the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences Nikita Khrushchev leader of the Soviet Union denounces Stalin 20 1980 The government of Suriname is overthrown by a military coup led by Desi Bouterse 21 1986 People Power Revolution President of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos flees the nation after 20 years of rule Corazon Aquino becomes the Philippines first woman president 22 1991 Disbandment of the Warsaw Pact at a meeting of its members in Budapest 23 Births EditPre 1600 Edit 1259 Infanta Branca of Portugal daughter of King Afonso III of Portugal and Urraca of Castile d 1321 24 1337 Wenceslaus I Duke of Luxembourg d 1383 25 1475 Edward Plantagenet 17th Earl of Warwick last male member of the House of York d 1499 26 1540 Henry Howard 1st Earl of Northampton English aristocrat and courtier d 1614 27 1543 Sharaf Khan Bidlisi Emir of Bitlis d 1603 28 1591 Friedrich Spee German poet and author d 1635 29 1601 1900 Edit 1643 Ahmed II Ottoman sultan d 1695 30 1663 Peter Anthony Motteux French English author playwright and translator d 1718 31 1670 Maria Margarethe Kirch German astronomer and mathematician d 1720 32 1682 Giovanni Battista Morgagni Italian anatomist and pathologist d 1771 33 1707 Carlo Goldoni Italian playwright and composer d 1793 34 1714 Rene Nicolas Charles Augustin de Maupeou French lawyer and politician Lord Chancellor of France d 1792 35 1728 John Wood the Younger English architect designed the Royal Crescent d 1782 36 1752 John Graves Simcoe English Canadian general and politician 1st Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada d 1806 37 1755 Francois Rene Mallarme French lawyer and politician d 1835 38 1778 Jose de San Martin Argentinian general and politician 1st President of Peru d 1850 39 1806 Emma Catherine Embury American author and poet d 1863 40 1809 John Hart English Australian politician 10th Premier of South Australia d 1873 41 1812 Carl Christian Hall Danish lawyer and politician 6th Prime Minister of Denmark d 1888 42 1816 Giovanni Morelli Italian historian and critic d 1891 43 1833 John St John American lawyer and politician 8th Governor of Kansas d 1916 44 1841 Pierre Auguste Renoir French painter and sculptor d 1919 45 1842 Karl May German author poet and playwright d 1912 46 1845 George Reid Scottish Australian lawyer and politician 4th Prime Minister of Australia d 1918 47 1855 Cesario Verde Portuguese poet and author d 1886 48 1856 Karl Gotthard Lamprecht German historian and academic d 1915 49 1856 Mathias Zdarsky Czech Austrian skier painter and sculptor d 1940 50 1857 Robert Bond Canadian politician first Prime Minister of Newfoundland d 1927 51 1860 William Ashley English historian and academic d 1927 52 1865 Andranik Armenian general d 1927 53 1866 Benedetto Croce Italian philosopher and politician d 1952 54 1869 Phoebus Levene Russian American biochemist and physician d 1940 55 1873 Enrico Caruso Italian American tenor the most popular operatic tenor of the early 20th century and the first great recording star d 1921 56 1877 Erich von Hornbostel Austrian musicologist and scholar d 1935 57 1881 William Z Foster American union leader and politician d 1961 58 1881 Alexei Rykov Russian politician Premier of Russia d 1938 59 1883 Princess Alice Countess of Athlone d 1981 60 1885 Princess Alice of Battenberg mother of Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh d 1969 61 1888 John Foster Dulles American soldier lawyer and politician 52nd United States Secretary of State d 1959 62 1890 Myra Hess English pianist and educator d 1965 63 1894 Meher Baba Indian spiritual master d 1969 64 1898 William Astbury physicist and molecular biologist d 1961 65 1901 present Edit 1901 Vince Gair Australian politician 27th Premier of Queensland d 1980 66 1901 Zeppo Marx American comedian the youngest of the Marx Brothers and theatrical agent d 1979 67 1903 King Clancy Canadian ice hockey player referee and coach rated one of the 100 greatest NHL players d 1986 68 1905 Perry Miller American historian author and academic d 1963 69 1906 Mary Coyle Chase American journalist and playwright author of Harvey d 1981 70 1907 Sabahattin Ali Turkish journalist author and poet d 1948 71 1908 Mary Locke Petermann cellular biochemist d 1975 72 73 1908 Frank G Slaughter American physician and author d 2001 74 1910 Millicent Fenwick American journalist and politician d 1992 75 1913 Jim Backus American actor and screenwriter the voice of Mr Magoo d 1989 76 1913 Gert Frobe German actor title role in Goldfinger d 1988 77 1915 S Rajaratnam 1st Senior Minister of Singapore d 2006 78 1917 Anthony Burgess English author playwright and critic d 1993 79 1918 Bobby Riggs American tennis player winner of three major titles 1939 1941 d 1995 80 1919 Monte Irvin American baseball player and executive d 2016 81 1920 Philip Habib American academic and diplomat Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs d 1992 82 1921 Pierre Laporte Canadian journalist lawyer and politician Deputy Premier of Quebec d 1970 83 1921 Andy Pafko American baseball player and manager d 2013 84 1922 Molly Reilly Canadian aviator d 1980 85 86 1924 Hugh Huxley English American biologist and academic d 2013 87 1925 Shehu Shagari former President of Nigeria d 2019 88 1925 Lisa Kirk American actress and singer d 1990 89 1926 Masatoshi Gunduz Ikeda Japanese Turkish mathematician and academic developed algebraic number theory d 2003 90 1927 Ralph Stanley American bluegrass singer and banjo player member of International Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame d 2016 91 1928 Paul Elvstrom Danish yachtsman winner of four Olympic gold medals 1948 1960 d 2016 92 1928 A Leon Higginbotham Jr prominent African American civil rights advocate author and federal court judge d 1998 93 1928 Larry Gelbart American author and screenwriter creator and producer of M A S H TV series d 2009 94 1928 Richard G Stern American author and academic d 2013 95 1930 Wendy Beckett British nun and art critic for BBC TV with great success in the 1990s d 2018 96 1932 Tony Brooks English racing driver six Formula One victories second in 1959 World Championship d 2022 97 1932 Faron Young American country music singer songwriter and guitarist member of Country Music Hall of Fame d 1996 98 1934 Tony Lema American golfer winner of the 1964 Open Championship d 1966 99 1935 Oktay Sinanoglu Turkish physical chemist and molecular biophysicist two time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Chemistry d 2015 100 1937 Tom Courtenay award winning English actor 101 1937 Bob Schieffer American political author journalist and TV interviewer 102 1938 Herb Elliott Australian 1500 metres runner 1960 Olympic champion and world record holder 103 1938 Farokh Engineer Indian international cricketer successful as batsman and wicketkeeper 104 1940 Ron Santo American baseball player and sportscaster d 2010 105 1941 David Puttnam English film producer and academic 106 1943 George Harrison English singer songwriter guitarist and film producer lead guitarist of The Beatles d 2001 107 1944 Francois Cevert French racing driver d 1973 108 1946 Jean Todt French racing driver and team manager FIA President 2009 2021 109 1947 Lee Evans American sprinter and athletics coach two gold medals and world 400m record at 1968 Olympics d 2021 110 1949 Amin Maalouf Lebanese French journalist and author 111 1950 Francisco Fernandez Ochoa Spanish skier 1972 Olympic slalom champion d 2006 112 1950 Neil Jordan Irish film director screenwriter and author 113 1950 Nestor Kirchner Argentinian politician 51st President of Argentina 2003 2007 d 2010 114 1951 Don Quarrie Jamaican sprinter and coach four Olympic medals and two world records 115 1952 Joey Dunlop Northern Irish motorcycle road racing champion holds record for most wins 26 at the Isle of Man TT d 2000 116 1953 Jose Maria Aznar Spanish politician Prime Minister of Spain 1996 2004 117 1957 Raymond McCreesh Irish Republican hunger striker d 1981 118 1957 Tharman Shanmugaratnam Singapore politician 5th Senior Minister of Singapore 119 1958 Kurt Rambis American basketball player and coach four time NBA Finals champion 120 1962 Birgit Fischer German kayaker winner of eight Olympic gold medals 121 1963 Paul O Neill American baseball player and sportscaster five time World Series champion 122 1967 Ed Balls British politician Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer 123 1968 Oumou Sangare Grammy Award winning Malian Wassoulou musician 124 1971 Sean Astin American actor director and producer 125 1974 Dominic Raab British politician First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 126 1981 Park Ji sung South Korean footballer the most successful Asian player with 19 career trophies 127 1982 Flavia Pennetta Italian tennis player winner of the 2015 US Open 128 1988 Tom Marshall British photo colouriser and artist 129 1989 Kana Hanazawa Japanese voice actress and singer 130 1992 Jorge Soler Cuban baseball player 131 1995 Viktoriya Tomova Bulgarian tennis player 132 1999 Gianluigi Donnarumma Italian international footballer youngest goalkeeper to play for Italy 133 1999 Rocky South Korean singer dancer and songwriter 134 Deaths EditPre 1600 Edit 806 Tarasios patriarch of Constantinople 135 891 Fujiwara no Mototsune Japanese regent b 836 136 1522 William Lily English scholar and educator b 1468 137 1536 Berchtold Haller German Swiss theologian and reformer b 1492 138 139 1547 Vittoria Colonna marchioness of Pescara b 1490 140 1601 1900 Edit 1601 Robert Devereux 2nd Earl of Essex English general and politician Lord Lieutenant of Ireland b 1566 141 1634 Albrecht von Wallenstein Austrian general and politician b 1583 142 1655 Daniel Heinsius Flemish poet and scholar b 1580 143 1682 Alessandro Stradella Italian composer b 1639 144 1710 Daniel Greysolon Sieur du Lhut French soldier and explorer b 1639 145 1713 Frederick I of Prussia b 1657 146 1723 Christopher Wren English architect designed St Paul s Cathedral b 1632 147 1756 Eliza Haywood English actress and poet b 1693 148 1796 Samuel Seabury American bishop b 1729 149 1805 Thomas Pownall English politician Governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay b 1722 150 1819 Francisco Manoel de Nascimento Portuguese French poet and educator b 1734 151 1822 William Pinkney American politician and diplomat 7th United States Attorney General b 1764 152 1841 Philip P Barbour American lawyer judge and politician 12th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives b 1783 153 1850 Daoguang Emperor of China b 1782 154 1852 Thomas Moore Irish poet and lyricist b 1779 155 1865 Otto Ludwig German author playwright and critic b 1813 156 1870 Henrik Hertz Danish poet and playwright b 1797 157 1877 Jung Bahadur Rana Nepalese ruler b 1816 158 1878 Townsend Harris American merchant politician and diplomat United States Ambassador to Japan b 1804 159 1899 Paul Reuter German English journalist and businessman founded Reuters b 1816 160 1901 present Edit 1906 Anton Arensky Russian pianist and composer b 1861 161 1910 Worthington Whittredge American painter and educator b 1820 162 1911 Friedrich Spielhagen German author theorist and translator b 1829 163 1912 William IV Grand Duke of Luxembourg b 1852 164 1914 John Tenniel English illustrator b 1820 165 1915 Charles Edwin Bessey American botanist author and academic b 1845 166 1920 Marcel Auguste Dieulafoy French archaeologist and engineer b 1844 167 1928 William O Brien Irish journalist and politician b 1852 168 1934 Elizabeth Gertrude Britton American botanist and academic b 1857 169 1934 John McGraw American baseball player and manager b 1873 170 1945 Mario de Andrade Brazilian author poet and photographer b 1893 171 1950 George Minot American physician and academic Nobel Prize laureate b 1885 172 1953 Sergei Winogradsky Ukrainian Russian microbiologist and ecologist b 1856 173 1957 Mark Aldanov Russian author and critic b 1888 174 1957 Bugs Moran American mob boss b 1893 175 1963 Melville J Herskovits American anthropologist and academic b 1895 176 1964 Alexander Archipenko Ukrainian sculptor and illustrator b 1887 177 1964 Grace Metalious American author b 1924 178 1970 Mark Rothko Latvian American painter and academic b 1903 179 1971 Theodor Svedberg Swedish chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate b 1884 180 1972 Gottfried Fuchs German Canadian Olympic 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