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January 1

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January 1 is the first day of the year in theGregorian calendar.There are 364 days remaining until the end of the year(365 inleap years).

Events

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Up to 1800

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153 BC–Roman consuls begin theiryear in office.
45 BC– TheJulian calendar is first used.
193– The day afterCommodus is murdered, theRoman Senate choosesPertinax to succeed him asRoman emperor.
1001–Stephen I is named as the firstKing of Hungary byPope Sylvester II.
1438–Albert II of Habsburg is crownedKing of Hungary.
1502–Exploration of the place whereRio de Janeiro is now. The name means "River of January". It is named because itsbay was mistaken for ariver.
1515–Francis I becomesKing of France.
1600–Scotland begins its numbered year on January 1 instead ofMarch 25.
1651–Charles II becomesKing of Scotland.
1660–Samuel Pepys starts writing his famousdiary.
1700–Russia starts using Western numbers for itscalendar.
1707–John V becomesKing of Portugal.
1739–Bouvet Island in theSouth Atlantic Ocean is discovered by FrenchmanJean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier.
1776–American Revolutionary War:Norfolk, Virginia is burned by combinedRoyal Navy andContinental Army action.
1781–The Iron Bridge built from plans byAbraham Darby III inCoalbrookdale on theEngland-Wales border, is officially opened.
1788– InLondon, the first issue ofThe Timesnewspaper is printed.
1800– TheDutch East India Company ends.

1801–1900

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1801– TheAct of Union 1800 begins to have effect and theUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and theKingdom of Ireland join to make theUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
1801–Giuseppe Piazzi discovers thedwarf planet Ceres in theSolar System'sasteroid belt.
1804–France stops rulingHaiti. Haiti becomes independent.
1808– TheUnited States makes a law making it illegal to bringslaves from other countries.
1810–Lachlan Macquarie becomesGovernor of New South Wales.
1833– TheUnited Kingdom claims theFalkland Islands.
1845– ThePhilippines adopt theGregorian calendar, with theInternational Date Line being shifted to itseast.December 31,1844 is skipped.
1860–Floods inAraluen andBraidwood, New South Wales kill 24 people.
1860– The firstPolish postage stamp is issued.
1863–Abraham Lincoln signs theEmancipation Proclamation during the second year of theAmerican Civil War.
1873–Japan starts using theGregorian calendar.
1874–The Bronx becomes part ofNew York City.
1877–Queen Victoria is given the title ofEmpress of India.
1880– Workers start building thePanama Canal.
1885– Twenty-five countries adoptSandford Fleming's proposal forStandard time (time zones).
1890– InEast Africa, theItalian Colony of Eritrea is founded.
1892–Ellis Island starts to take people moving to live in theUnited States.
1894– InEngland, theManchester Ship Canal is officially opened.
1897–Brooklyn joins withNew York City.
1898–New York City and places around it join to make theCity of Greater New York.
1899–Spanish rule inCuba ends.
1899–Queens andStaten Island join withNew York City.

1901–1950

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1901–Australia becomes self-governed.
1901–Nigeria becomes a Britishprotectorate.
1908– For the first time, at what is nowTimes Square inNew York City, a ball is dropped atmidnight at the start of theNew Year.
1911– InAustralia, theNorthern Territory separates fromSouth Australia and is transferred toCommonwealth control.
1912– TheRepublic of China begins, underSun Yat-sen.
1913– TheBritish Board of Censors is founded.
1927–Turkey starts to use theGregorian calendar.
1934–Alcatraz becomes a federalprison.
1937–Safety glass onvehicle windscreens becomeslaw in theUnited Kingdom.
1939– Atemperature of 45 degreesCelsius is recorded inSydney,Australia, a record for the city.
1941– InAustria, theVienna Philharmonic Orchestra holds its firstNew Year's Day concert.
1942– The Declaration of theUnited Nations is signed by 26 countries.
1945–World War II: The GermanLuftwaffe launchesOperation Bodenplatte to destroyAllied air power in northernEurope. The operation failed.
1947– TheCanadian Citizenship Act takes effect:Prime Minister of Canada William Lyon Mackenzie King becomes the first official Canadian citizen.
1947– TheBizone is formed out of theBritish and American Occupation zones inGermany. This later becomesWest Germany.
1948– TheConstitution ofItaly takes effect.
1948– TheBritish Rail network isnationalized.
1949– AUN ceasefire to stop the fighting inKashmir takes effect.
1949–Austria regains control of its border withItaly from the British.

1951–2000

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1953– A short-lastingrepublic is declared in theMaldives.
1956–Sudan becomes independent.
1956– Panic and a stampede at aNew Year event at YahikoShrine, Yahiko,Niigata,Japan, kill at least 124 people.
1958–Treaties creating theEuropean Economic Community take effect.
1959–Fidel Castro takes control inCuba, asFulgencio Batista fleesHavana.
1960–Cameroon becomes independent.
1962–Western Samoa becomes independent.
1964–Top of the Pops is first shown on theBBC. Its last show is in2006.
1966– TheAustralian dollar replaces thepound sterling as the officialcurrency ofAustralia.
1966–Jean-Bédel Bokassa becomes president of theCentral African Republic.
1968–Floods inBahia,Brazil kill 200 people.
1971–Cigarette advertisements are banned on Americantelevision.
1972–Kurt Waldheim becomesSecretary-General of the United Nations.
1973– TheUK,Republic of Ireland andDenmark join theEuropean Economic Community.
1978– TheNorthern Mariana Islands'constitution becomes effective.
1978–Air India Flight 855, aBoeing 747, crashes into thesea nearBombay, killing 213 people.
1979–Diplomatic relations between theUnited States and thePeople's Republic of China begin.
1980–Victoria, Crown Princess of Sweden becomes heir to theSwedish throne, assuccession laws are changed.
1981–Palau becomes self-governed.
1981–Greece joins theEuropean Economic Community.
1982–Javier Pérez de Cuéllar becomesSecretary-General of the United Nations.
1984–Brunei becomes independent.
1985–Greenland leaves the European Community.
1986–Spain andPortugal join theEuropean Economic Community.
1986–Aruba separates fromCuraçao.
1990–David Dinkins becomes the firstAfrican American mayor ofNew York City.
1992–Boutros Boutros-Ghali becomes Secretary-General of theUnited Nations.
1993–Czechoslovakia splits intoSlovakia and theCzech Republic.
1994– TheNorth American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) takes effect.
1995–Kiribati becomes the first country to enter theNew Year, after theInternational Date Line is shifted to its east, skippingDecember 31,1994.
1995–Austria,Finland andSweden join theEuropean Union.
1995– TheWorld Trade Organisation is started.
1995– TheDraupner wave is detected in theNorth Sea offNorway, proving the existence of freak waves.
1997–Kofi Annan becomesSecretary-General of the United Nations.
2000– Start of the3rd millennium.

From 2001

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2002– Theeuro currency starts being used in 12European Union member states.
2002–Michael Bloomberg becomesMayor ofNew York City.
2003–Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva becomesPresident of Brazil.
2007–Ban Ki-moon becomesSecretary-General of the United Nations.
2007–Bulgaria andRomania officially join theEuropean Union.Bulgarian,Romanian, andIrish becomeofficial languages of the European Union, joining 20 other official languages.
2007–Slovenia starts to use theeuro.
2007– Adam Air Flight 574 disappears overIndonesia. It is later known to have crashed with 102 people on board.
2008–Cyprus andMalta start to use theeuro.
2009– 66 people die in a nightclubfire inBangkok.
2009–Same-sex marriage officially becomes legal inNorway.
2009–Slovakia starts to use theeuro.
2010– Asuicide bombing at avolleyball game in Lakki Marwat,Pakistan, kills 105 people.
2011–Estonia starts to use theeuro.
2011–Dilma Rousseff becomesPresident of Brazil.
2013– A crush after aNew Year celebration inAbidjan,Ivory Coast, kills over 60 people.
2014–Latvia starts using theeuro.
2014–Bill de Blasio becomesMayor ofNew York City.
2015–Lithuania starts using theeuro.
2015– TheEurasian Economic Union enters into force. Its members areRussia,Belarus,Armenia,Kazakhstan andKyrgyzstan.
2015–Same-sex marriage officially becomes legal inLuxembourg.
2016– The number of officialregions inFrance (not including overseas territories) is cut from 22 down to 13.
2017– 39 people are killed in aterrorist attack on a nightclub inIstanbul,Turkey.
2017–Antonio Guterres becomesSecretary-General of the United Nations.
2017– Aprison riot inManaus,Brazil, leaves at least 60 inmates dead.
2018–California legalisescannabis forrecreational use.
2024–2024 Sea of Japan earthquake in Noto Peninsula ofIshikawa Prefecture,Japan happans.

Births

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Up to 1800

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871–Zwertibold, King ofLotharingia (d.900)
1431–Pope Alexander VI (d.1503)
1449–Lorenzo de' Medici (d.1492)
1467– KingSigismund I the Old, ofPoland (d.1548)
1484–Huldrych Zwingli,Swiss Protestant leader (d.1531)
1516–Margaret Leijonhufvud, Queen ofSweden (d.1551)
1557–Stephen Bocskay,Romanian prince (d.1606)
1614–John Wilkins,English clergyman, naturalphilosopher and writer (d.1672)
1618–Bartolome Esteban Murillo,Spanish painter (d.1682)
1628–Christoph Bernhard,German composer (d.1692)
1638–Emperor Go-Sai ofJapan (d.1685)
1655–Christian Thomasius, German jurist andphilosopher (d.1728)
1714–Kristijonas Donelaitis,Lithuanian poet (d.1780)
1714–Giovanni Battista Mancini,Italian singer and writer (d.1800)
1735–Paul Revere,American patriot (d.1818)
1745–Anthony Wayne,American general andpolitician (d.1796)
1750–Frederick Muhlenberg,American politician and statesman (d.1801)
1752–Betsy Ross,American seamstress, allegedly sewed the firstFlag of the United States (d.1836)
1768–Maria Edgeworth,British writer (d.1849)

1801–1900

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1803–Guglielmo Libri Carucci dalla Sommaja, Italianmathematician (d.1869)
1823–Sandor Petofi, Hungarianpoet andrevolutionary (d.1849)
1839–Ouida, Britishwriter (d.1908)
1854–James George Frazer, Scottishanthropologist (d.1941)
1859–Thibaw Min,King ofBurma (d.1916)
1863–Heinrich Clam Martinic,Austro-Hungarian politician (d.1932)
1863–Pierre de Coubertin, French organizer of theOlympic Games (d.1937)
1864–Qi Baishi, Chinese painter (d.1957)
1864–Alfred Stieglitz, Americanphotographer (d.1946)
1873–Leon Czolgosz, assassin of US PresidentWilliam McKinley (d.1901)
1874–Gustave Whitehead, German inventor (d.1927)
1876–Harriet Brooks, Canadianphysicist (d.1933)
1878–Agner Krarup-Erlang, Danishmathematician andstatistician (d.1929)
1879–E. M. Forster, Britishnovelist (d.1970)
1879–William Fox, Hungarian-Americanmovie producer (d.1952)
1881–Vajiravudh,King ofSiam (d.1925)
1886–Garegin Njdeh,Armenian statesman (d.1955)
1887–Wilhelm Canaris, Germangeneral and resistanceactivist (d.1945)
1888–John Garand, American inventor (d.1974)
1890–Anton Melik, Sloveniangeographer (d.1966)
1891–Sampurnanand, Indian politician (d.1969)
1891–Charles Bickford, American actor (d.1967)
1892–Mahidol Adulyadej,Siamese royal (d.1929)
1892–Artur Rodzinski,Croatian conductor (d.1958)
1892–Manuel Roxas,Filipino statesman (d.1948)
1894–Satyendranath Bose, Indianphysicist (d.1974)
1895–J. Edgar Hoover, American, founding director of theFederal Bureau of Investigation (d.1972)
1896–Estelle Yancey, Americanblues singer (d.1986)
1900–Xavier Cugat,Catalan-born musician andbandleader (d.1990)
1900–Chiune Sugihara, Japanesediplomat (d.1986)

1901–1950

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1902–Hans von Dohnanyi, Austrian-born jurist andactivist (d.1945)
1904–Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry, Pakistani politician (d.1982)
1906–Giovanni D'Anzi, Italiansongwriter (d.1974)
1908–Bill Tapia, American musician (d.2011)
1909–Barry Goldwater, American senator (d.1998)
1909–Dana Andrews, American actor (d.1992)
1909–Stepan Bandera,Ukrainian nationalist (d.1959)
1911–Hank Greenberg, Americanbaseball player (d.1986)
1911–Roman Totenberg, Polish-Americanviolinist (d.2012)
1912–Boris Vladimirovich Gnedenko, Russianmathematician (d.1995)
1912–Kim Philby, Britishspy (d.1988)
1914–Noor Inayat Khan, Indian princess and agent (d.1944)
1917–Albert Mol, Dutch actor (d.2004)
1918–Willy den Ouden, Dutch swimmer (d.1997)
1919–Daniil Granin, Russian writer (d.2017)
1919–J. D. Salinger, American novelist^[1] (d.2010)
1919–Rocky Graziano, Americanboxer (d.1990)
1919–Carole Landis, American actress (d.1948)
1921–Alain Mimoun, French long-distance runner (d.2013)
1922–Ernest Hollings, 106thGovernor of South Carolina (d.2019)
1922–Jerry Robinson, Americancomic book artist (d.2011)
1923–Valentina Cortese, Italianactress
1923–Milt Jackson, Americanjazz musician (d.1999)
1924–Arthur Danto, Americanphilosopher (d.2013)
1924–Jacques Le Goff, Frenchhistorian (d.2014)
1924–Charles Munger, Americanbusinessman and philanthropist
1925–Mario Merz, Italian artist (d.2003)
1925–Raymond Pellegrin, French actor (d.2007)
1926–Zena Marshall, British actress (d.2009)
1926–Claudio Villa, Italian singer (d.1987)
1927–Maurice Béjart, Frenchballet choreographer (d.2007)
1927–Vernon L. Smith, Americaneconomist
1930–Gaafar Nimeiry,President ofSudan (d.2009)
1930–Adunis, Syrian-Lebanese writer
1933–Joe Orton, Britishdramatist (d.1967)
1934–Lakhdar Brahimi,Algerian diplomat
1935–Brian G. Hutton, Americanactor anddirector (d.2014)
1935–Mustapha Maarof,Malaysian actor (d.2014)
1936–James Sinegal, Americanbusinessman
1938–Frank Langella, American actor
1939–Michèle Mercier, Frenchactress
1939–Phil Read, Britishmotorcycle racer
1941–Barry Goldberg, American musician
1941–Martin Evans, Britishgeneticist
1941–Asrani, Indianactor andproducer
1941–Younoussi Touré,Malian politician
1942–Alassane Ouattara,President ofIvory Coast
1942–Country Joe McDonald, Americansinger-songwriter
1942–Dennis Archer, American politician, 67thMayor ofDetroit
1942–Gennadi Sarafanov, Russiancosmonaut (d.2005)
1943–Tony Knowles, formerGovernor of Alaska
1944–Teresa Toranska, Polishjournalist andwriter (d.2013)
1944–Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir,President ofSudan
1944–Abdul Hamid, 20thPresident of Bangladesh
1944–Zafarullah Khan Jamali, Pakistani politician
1945–Jacky Ickx, Belgian racing driver
1945–Zoltan Varga, Hungarianfootballer (d.2010)
1945–Pietro Grasso, Italian politician, formerInterim President ofItaly
1946–Roberto Rivelino, Brazilianfootballer
1947–Jon Corzine, American politician
1948–Pavel Grachev, Russiangeneral (d.2012)
1950–Morgan Fisher, English musician

1951–1975

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1951–Luc Ferry, French politician
1951–Hans-Joachim Stuck, German racing driver
1952–Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, formerEmir ofQatar
1953–Zoran Jankovic, Slovenian politician
1953–Gary Johnson, American politician
1953–Alpha Blondy,Ivorian musician
1953–Philippe Douste-Blazy, French politician
1954–Richard Gibson, British actor
1954–Richard Edson, American actor and musician
1954–Robert Menendez, American politician
1954–Dave Valentin, Americanjazz flute player
1955–Mary Beard, Britishhistorian
1955–Abbas Bahri, Tunisianmathematician (d.2016)
1956–Christine Lagarde, French Head of theInternational Monetary Fund
1956–Sergei Avdeyev,Soviet cosmonaut
1957–Ramaz Shengelia,Soviet-Georgian footballer (d.2012)
1957–Evangelos Venizelos, Greeklawyer and politician
1958–Grandmaster Flash,Barbadian musician
1959–Azali Assoumani,Comorian politician,President of theComoros
1959–Abdul Ahad Mohmand,Afghan cosmonaut
1959–Michel Onfray, Frenchphilosopher
1961–Fiona Phillips, Englishjournalist
1961–Mark Wingett, Englishactor
1965–Lisa Roberts Gillan, Americanactress
1966–Anna Burke, Australianpolitician
1966–Ivica Dacic, 95thPrime Minister ofSerbia
1967–Spencer Tunick, Americanartist
1967–Sharon Small, Scottishactress
1968–Davor Suker, Croatianfootballer
1969–Morris Chestnut, American actor
1969–Paul Lawrie, Scottishgolfer
1969–Verne Troyer, American actor
1970–Sergei Kiriakov, Russianfootballer
1970–Fredro Starr, American actor and rapper
1970–Stephen Kinnock, Welsh politician
1971–Conn Iggulden, English writer
1972–Lilian Thuram, Frenchfootballer
1975–Sonali Bendre, Indian actress and model

From 1976

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1979–Vidya Balan, Indianactress
1980–Elin Nordegren, Swedish model
1980–Richie Faulkner, Britishguitarist andsongwriter (Judas Priest)
1981–Jonas Armstrong, British actor
1981–Mladen Petric, Croatianfootballer
1981–Zsolt Baumgartner, Hungarian racing driver
1981–Moumouni Dagano,Burkina Faso footballer
1982–David Nalbandian, Argentinetennis player
1983–Calum Davenport, Englishfootballer
1983–Daniel Jarque, Spanishfootballer (d.2009)
1985–Jeff Carter, Canadianice hockey player
1985–Steven Davis, Northern Irishfootballer
1986–Colin Morgan, Northern Irishactor
1986–Sungmin, South Korean singer
1986–Pablo Cuevas,Uruguayan tennis player
1987–Meryl Davis, American ice dancer
1987–Gia Coppola, Americanmovie director,screenwriter andactress
1988–Nelufar Hedayat, Afghan-born Britishtelevision presenter
1988–Grzegorz Panfil, Polishtennis player
1992–Jack Wilshere, Englishfootballer
1992–He Kexin, Chinese artistic gymnast
1993–Michael Olaitan, Nigerianfootballer
1996–Mahmoud Dahoud, Syrian-Germanfootballer
1998–Lara Robinson, Australianactress
2000–Ice Spice, American rapper

Deaths

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Up to 1900

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138–Aelius Caesar, adoptive son of Roman EmperorHadrian
898–Odo of France (b.860)
962–Baldwin III, Count of Flanders (b.940)
1204– KingHaakon III of Norway (b.1170)
1387– KingCharles II of Navarre (b.1332)
1515– KingLouis XII of France (b.1462)
1554–Pedro de Valdivia, Spanish conquistador (b.1500)
1559– KingChristian III ofDenmark andNorway (b.1503)
1713–Giuseppe Maria Tomasi, Italiancardinal (b.1649)
1748–Johann Bernoulli, Swissmathematician (b.1667)
1766–James Francis Edward Stuart, pretender to the British throne (b.1688)
1780–Johann Ludwig Krebs, German composer (b.1713)
1782–Johann Christian Bach, German composer (b.1735)
1793–Francesco Guardi,Venetian painter (b.1712)
1796–Alexandre-Théophile Vandermonde, Frenchmathematician (b.1735)
1817–Martin Heinrich Klaproth, Germanchemist (b.1743)
1829–Pedro Blanco Soto,President ofBolivia (b.1795)
1853–Gregory Blaxland, Australian farmer and explorer (b.1778)
1862–Mikhail Vasilyevich Ostrogradsky, Russianphysicist (b.1801)
1892–Roswell B. Mason, 25thMayor ofChicago (b.1805)
1894–Heinrich Rudolf Hertz,German physicist (b.1857)

1901–2000

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1906–Hugh Nelson, Scottish-born Australianpolitician, 11thPremier of Queensland (b.1835)
1921–Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg,Chancellor of Germany (b.1856)
1928–Loie Fuller, Americandancer (b.1862)
1936–Roger Allin,Governor of North Dakota (b.1848)
1937–Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati, Indian religious leader (b.1874)
1942–Otto Liiv, Estonianhistorian andactivist (b.1905)
1944–Edwin Lutyens, Britisharchitect (b.1869)
1951–Jan Valtin, German writer (b.1905)
1953–Hank Williams, Americancountry music singer (b.1923)
1960–Margaret Sullavan, Americanactress andscreenwriter (b.1909)
1963–Robert S. Kerr,Governor of Oklahoma (b.1896)
1964–Bechara El Khoury,President ofLebanon (b.1890)
1966–Vincent Auriol, French politician (b.1884)
1968–Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, American publisher (DC Comics) (b.1890)
1969–Barton MacLane, American actor (b.1902)
1972–Maurice Chevalier, French entertainer (b.1888)
1973–Sergei Kourdakov, Sovietintelligence agent (b.1951)
1980–Pietro Nenni, Italian politician (b.1891)
1984–Alexis Korner, French-Britishsinger-songwriter andguitarist (b.1928)
1986–Alfredo Binda, Italiancyclist (b.1902)
1987–Lloyd Haynes, American actor (b.1934)
1992–Grace Hopper, American computer scientist (b.1906)
1994–Arthur Porritt, Baron Porritt, Governor-General ofNew Zealand (b.1900)
1994–Cesar Romero, American actor (b.1907)
1995–Eugene Wigner, Hungarianphysicist (b.1902)
1995–Fred West, British serial killer (b.1941)
1996–Arleigh Burke, American admiral (b.1901)
1996–Arthur Rudolph, German engineer (b.1906)
1997–Ivan Graziani, Italiansinger-songwriter (b.1945)
1997–Townes Van Zandt, Americansinger-songwriter (b.1944)
1998–Helen Wills Moody, Americantennis player (b.1902)

From 2001

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2001–Ray Walston, American actor (b.1914)
2003–Joe Foss, 20thGovernor of South Dakota (b.1915)
2005–Shirley Chisholm, American politician (b.1924)
2007–Del Reeves, Americancountry music singer (b.1932)
2009–Johannes Mario Simmel, Austrian writer (b.1924)
2009–Helen Suzman, South African political activist (b.1917)
2009–Aarne Arvonen, Finnishsupercentenarian (b.1897)
2009–Nizar Rayan, Palestinianmilitary commander (b.1959)
2010–Lhasa de Sela, Mexican-Americansinger-songwriter (b.1972)
2011–Flemming Jorgensen, Danish musician (b.1947)
2012–Carlos Soria, Argentine politician (b.1949)
2012–Bob Anderson, Britishfencer and sword fightchoreographer (b.1922)
2012–Kiro Gligorov,President of theRepublic of Macedonia (b.1917)
2012–Gary Ablett, Englishfootballer (b.1965)
2013–Christopher Martin-Jenkins, Englishcricket journalist (b.1945)
2013–Patti Page, American singer (b.1927)
2013–Lloyd Hartman Elliott, American academic (b.1918)
2013–Barbara Werle, Americanactress (b.1928)
2014–Higashifushimi Kunihide, JapaneseBuddhist monk and uncle of EmperorAkihito (b.1910)
2014–Herman Pieter de Boer, Dutch writer (b.1928)
2014–Juanita Moore, American actress (b.1914)
2014–Billy McColl, Scottish actor (b.1951)
2015–Omar Karami,Prime Minister ofLebanon (b.1934)
2015–Mario Cuomo, Americanpolitician, 52ndGovernor of New York (b.1932)
2015–Ulrich Beck, Germansociologist (b.1944)
2015–Staryl C. Austin, American air forcegeneral (b.1920)
2015–Boris Morukov, Soviet-Russiancosmonaut (b.1950)
2015–Jeff Golub, Americanguitarist (b.1955)
2015–Mrunalini Devi Puar, Indian educator (b.1931)
2015–Eric Cunningham, Canadian politician (b.1949)
2015–Miller Williams, Americanpoet (b.1930)
2015–Donna Douglas, Americanactress (b.1933)
2015–Géry Leuliet, Frenchbishop (b.1910)
2016–Fazu Aliyeva, Russian poet and journalist (b.1932)
2016–Lennie Bluett, American actor (b.1919)
2016–Antonio Carrizo, Argentine broadcaster (b.1926)
2016–Mike Oxley, American politician (b.1944)
2016–Brian Johns, Australianbusinessman (b.1936)
2016–Dale Bumpers, American politician, 38thGovernor of Arkansas (b.1925)
2016–Gilbert Kaplan, Americanconductor andbusinessman (b.1941)
2016–Ian Pieris, Sri Lankancricketer (b.1933)
2016–Jim Ross, Canadianice hockey player (b.1926)
2016–Vilmos Zsigmond, Hungarian-Americancinematographer (b.1930)
2017–Tony Atkinson, Englisheconomist (b.1944)
2017–Hilarion Capucci, Syriantheologian,bishop andactivist (b.1922)
2017–Mel Lopez, Filipino politician (b.1935)
2017–Memo Morales, Venezuelan singer (b.1937)
2017–Yaakov Neeman, Israeli lawyer and politician (b.1939)
2017–Emmanuel Niyonkuru,Burundian politician (b.1962)
2017–Derek Parfit, Englishphilosopher (b.1942)
2017–Alfonso Wong, Hong Kongcartoonist (b.1924)
2017–Aleksander Jackowski, Polishanthropologist (b.1920)
2017–Jeremy Stone, American scientist and arms control activist (b.1935)
2018–Jahn Otto Johansen, Norwegian editor (b.1934)
2018–Robert Mann, American violinist, composer and conductor (b.1920)
2018–Ebrahim Nafae, Egyptian journalist (b.1934)
2018–Manuel Olivencia, Spanish lawyer and economist (b.1929)
2018–Mauro Staccioli, Italian sculptor (b.1937)
2018–Tim Sweeney, Irishhurler (b.1929)
2020–János Aczél, Hungarian-Canadian mathematician and journalist (b.1924)
2020–Don Larsen, American baseball pitcher (b.1929)
2020–David Stern, NBA commissioner (b.1942)
2021–Carlos do Carmo, Portuguese singer (b.1939)
2022–Dan Reeves, American football player and coach (b.1944)

Observances

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Virgin Mary with Child

Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God–Roman Catholic Church
New Year's Day
Founding Day (Republic of China)
Independence Day (Brunei,Haiti,Sudan)
End ofKwanzaa (United States)
Triumph of theRevolution (Cuba)
Constitution Day (Italy)

References

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↑Italie, Hillel."'Catcher in the Rye' writer J.D. Salinger dies". Retrieved2010-01-28.^{[permanent dead link]}

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