The nineteenth of Sha’ban:
It happened on this day in history ,,
* In 1298 AH / July 1881 AD, French forces seize the Tunisian city and port of Sfax.
* Year 1386 AH / December 1966 AD The death of the great Egyptian historian Abdul Rahman Al-Rafi’i, Pioneer of historical studies in Egypt in the modern era, He is one of the leaders of the national movement in Egypt.
Continued on the nineteenth of Shaaban
* In 1402 AH / June 1982 AD Syria and the state of the Zionist entity agree to a ceasefire in the Lebanese Bekaa after about five days of fierce fighting between the two sides within the framework of the Zionist invasion of Lebanon.
* In 1411 AH / March 1991 AD, the outbreak of the popular uprising in southern Iraq and in Iraqi Kurdistan after the defeat of the Iraqi army in the Kuwait war.
* Year 1414 AH / January 1994 AD The Council of State in Algeria appoints Lamine Zeroual as interim president of the country for a period of three years. His rule saw negotiations with the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) and an escalation of massacres.
Events written on this day:
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