What day is January 25? Historical events that took place on January 25

Domestic events taking place on January 25

January 25, 1829:Mr. Ich Khiem was born on December 21, Mau Ty year (January 25, 1829) in Phong Le Bac, Hoa Tho Dong ward, Cam Le district, Da Nang city. Mr. Ich Khiem was a famous general under the Nguyen dynasty, considered a talented general, with many resources and a patriotic, steadfast scholar, wholeheartedly loyal to the Nguyen dynasty. He once commanded the Nguyen army to fight the French in Da Nang with General Nguyen Tri Phuong. He also participated with Ton That Thuyet in controlling the court, deposing weak and cowardly kings before the enemy.

January 25, 1948:President Ho Chi Minh signed Decree No. 119/SL, establishing the General Inspectorate of the Vietnam National Army (now the Inspectorate of the Ministry of National Defense). This was the first ministerial-level inspection organization in the Government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.

January 25, 1969:The opening day of the first plenary session of the Four-Party Conference on Vietnam in Paris. This was a prominent political and diplomatic event of Vietnam during the resistance war against the US for national salvation (1954-1975).

January 25, 1991:Do Temple is recognized as a historical and cultural relic. This temple was built in the 11th century in Dinh Bang village, Tien Son district, Bac Ninh province, the birthplace of the Ly dynasty, worshiping 8 kings of the Ly dynasty (so it is also called Ly Bat De temple). Do Temple festival is held annually from March 15 to March 17 of the lunar calendar to commemorate the coronation of King Ly Thai To (March 15, Canh Tuat year - 1010).

International events taking place on January 25

January 25, 1755:Empress Elizabeth of the Russian Empire decreed the founding of Moscow State University, now the largest and oldest university in Russia.

January 25, 1915:Alexander Graham Bell inaugurates the first transcontinental telephone service in the United States, speaking from New York to Thomas A. Watson in San Francisco.

January 25, 1924:The first Olympic Winter Games were held in Chamonix, France. A total of 258 athletes from 16 countries competed in 6 sports.

January 25, 1949:The first Emmy Awards were held at the Hollywood Athletic Club, but were limited to the Los Angeles area.

January 25, 1954:The foreign ministers of the Soviet Union, Great Britain, France, and the United States met in Berlin to discuss the unification of Germany. The conference ended on February 18, 1954, without any results regarding the unification of Germany.

January 25, 1961:The movie One Hundred and One Dalmatians was released in theaters.

January 25, 2004:NASA successfully sent two robots to explore Mars.