November 30th in History

On November 20, 2967, Democratic People’s Republic of Yemen gained independence. On the same day in 1993, President Clinton signed Brady Gun Control Bill.

1523: – Amsterdam banned assembly of heretics.

1554: – England reconciled with Pope Julius III.

1648: – English Parliamentary Army captured King Charles I.

1678: – Roman Catholics were banned from English Parliament.

1787: – Spanish governor left the Philippines.

1813: – Prince William Frederick returns to Netherlands.

1838: – Mexico declared war on France.

1863: – Confederate troops vacated Fort Esperanza, Texas.

1886: – First commercially successful AC electric power plant opened in Buffalo, NY.

1907: – Pike Place Market dedicated in Seattle.

1967: – Democratic People’s Republic of Yemen gained independence.

1974: – Most complete early man skeleton was found.

1980: – Uruguay’s new constitution was rejected by referendum.

1982: – STS-6 vehicle moves to launch pad.

1983: – Raul Alfonsin won Argentine Presidential elections.

1988: – France performed nuclear test at Fangataufa Island.

1993: – President Clinton signed Brady Gun Control Bill.

2005: – First human face transplant was performed in France.

Days on November 30: –

• National Mason Jar Day
• National Mississippi Day
• National Mousse Day