What day is November 19? Historical events that took place on November 19

Domestic events taking place on November 19

November 19, 1958:Vietnam and Cambodia sign first formal trade agreement.

November 19, 1966:The Logistics Department (Telecommunication Corps) was established, under the direct command of the General Department of Logistics, with the task of receiving, distributing, and ensuring all logistics and financial facilities for agencies and units under the Telecommunication Department.

November 19, 1967:For the first time, the Vietnamese Air Force shot down an American EB 66 aircraft. The Mig 21 squadron of pilots Vu Ngoc Dinh and Nguyen Dang Kinh achieved this feat.

November 19, 1984:The handover ceremony of the Bim Son Cement Factory (Thanh Hoa) was held, with the Soviet Union providing all equipment and sending experts to help Vietnam build. This is the first major project to be completed since the two countries of Vietnam and the Soviet Union signed the Treaty of Cooperation and Friendship on November 3, 1978.

November 19, 1997:The first day the Internet in Vietnam was connected to the global Internet.

International events taking place on November 19

November 19:is International Men's Day. International Men's Day (IMD) is celebrated on November 19 every year in more than 170 countries such as: South Africa, Austria, Denmark, India, Singapore, Malta, Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica..., with the aim of spreading awareness about men's happiness and honoring their positive contributions to the world, family and society.

November 19, 1863:United States President Abraham Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address during the dedication of the military cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

November 19, 1967:TVB, officially broadcast in Hong Kong, is currently the leading radio television station in this territory.

November 19, 1969:"King of football" Pele scored the 1000th goal of his career.

November 19, 1990:The leaders of NATO and the VASAVA bloc declared the end of the Cold War by signing the Treaty on Conventional Forces and destroying Cold War arsenals.