What is December 3rd? What historical events took place on December 3rd?
This day in history was December 3rd. The most significant events took place on December 3rd, ranging from historical and political events to cultural and social events.
Domestic events taking place on December 3rd.
March 12, 1827:Phan Bá Vành, a leader of the peasant movement, was born in Minh Giám village, Vũ Thư district, Thái Bình province.
March 12, 1908:Birthday of revolutionary Ngo Gia Tu. In March 1929, he participated in the founding of the first communist cell in Vietnam. After the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Comrade Ngo Gia Tu was elected as the provisional Secretary of the Southern Regional Party Committee. At the end of 1930, he was arrested by the enemy in Saigon and exiled to Con Dao Island in May 1933. Comrade Ngo Gia Tu died during a sea escape attempt in early 1935.
March 12, 1956:The Vietnam Puppet Theatre was founded on the directive of President Ho Chi Minh. To date, after more than 60 years of development and growth, the Vietnam Puppet Theatre has become the largest puppet art center in the country.
March 12, 1960:This is the death anniversary of Mr. Hoang Le Kha, former Chairman of the Resistance Administrative Committee of Duong Minh Chau District, and Provincial Party Committee member of Tay Ninh Province. After enacting Law "10-59," they used the guillotine to massacre patriots. Hoang Le Kha was the first person they murdered. This fascist act by the US-Diem regime caused a wave of outrage and protest in our country at that time.
March 12, 1992:The founding congress of the Association of Cultures of Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam took place in Hanoi, with the participation of over 200 delegates representing cultural and artistic figures from ethnic groups in the Viet Bac, Tay Bac, Truong Son - Tay Nguyen, central provinces, and the Mekong Delta regions. It is now known as the Association of Literature and Arts of Ethnic Minorities in Vietnam.
March 12, 1998:Vietnam participated in negotiations to join the World Trade Organization (WTO).
International event taking place on December 3rd
March 12, 1910:The first filament-free fluorescent tubes were used to illuminate the streets of France. The inventor of the fluorescent tube was Georges Claude. Today, fluorescent tubes are widely used, especially in homes.
March 12, 1918:The city of Moscow became the capital of Soviet Russia.
March 12, 1919:After nearly 20 years of planning and construction, the Quebec Bridge across the Saint-Laurent River was inaugurated and is now a Canadian national historic landmark.
March 12, 1958:Military sports experts from 12 socialist countries met in Moscow and adopted the Charter for the Organization of the Military Sports Committee of Friendly Countries (SKDA).
March 12, 1973:The US spacecraft Pioneer 10 has sent back the first close-up images of Jupiter.
March 12, 1992:International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Since 1992, December 3rd has been officially designated by the United Nations as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, with the aim of promoting understanding of disability issues and mobilizing support for the dignity, rights, and well-being of persons with disabilities.
March 12, 1999:Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic became the first former members of the Soviet Union to join NATO.
