What day is January 14? Historical events that took place on January 14

Domestic events taking place on January 14

January 14, 1920:Poet Che Lan Vien's real name is Phan Ngoc Hoan, he was born in Quang Tri province, and died in 1989 in Ho Chi Minh City. Che Lan Vien's poetry is rich in contemplation and intellectual beauty (during the years of fighting against American imperialism, it was full of political content). He focused on exploiting the contrasting correlations between objects and phenomena, creating beautiful, novel images and sharp language.

January 14, 1976:The Minister of National Defense issued Decision 18/QD-QP on the establishment of the Political Officer School under the Ministry of National Defense.

January 14, 2011:The decision of the Minister of National Defense changed the name of the Ho Chi Minh City Military Command to the Ho Chi Minh City Command, under Military Region 7.

International events taking place on January 14

January 14, 1784:The Confederate Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris ending the American Revolution.

January 14, 1950:The Soviet MiG-17 jet fighter prototype makes its first flight.

January 14, 1960:The Reserve Bank of Australia, which is Australia's central bank and monetary authority, was established.

January 14, 1972:Queen Margrethe II of Denmark ascended the throne, the first Danish queen since 1412.

January 14, 1973:Elvis Presley's Aloha from Hawaii concert was broadcast live via satellite, and set a record for the most watched broadcast by a single artist in television history.

January 14, 1985:Hun Sen became prime minister of the People's Republic of Cambodia, replacing his predecessor Chan Sy who died the previous year.

January 14, 2004:The national flag of the Republic of Georgia, also known as the five-cross flag, was restored and officially used again after a hiatus of about 500 years.

January 14, 2020:Windows 7 operating system officially ends extended support.

Quoc Duong