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March 1 is the 60th day of the year(61st inleap years) in theGregorian calendar.There are 305 days remaining until the end of the year.

Events

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Up to 1800

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293– EmperorDiocletian andMaximian appointConstantius Chlorus andGalerius asCaesars.
1457– TheUnitas Fratrum isestablished in thevillage of Kunvald,Bohemian–Moravian Borderland. To date, it is the second–oldest Protestant denomination.
1476–Battle of Toro: Forces of theCatholic Monarchs ofSpain engage the combined Portuguese–Castilianarmies ofAfonso V of Portugal and the future–John II of Portugal.
1562– Over 1,000Huguenots are massacred byCatholics inWassy,France marking the start of theFrench Wars of Religion.
1565– The city ofRio de Janeiro is founded.
1593– TheUppsala Synod is summoned to confirm the exact form of theLutheran Church inSweden.
1628– Writs are issued inFebruary byCharles I of England that every county in England (not just seaport towns) payship tax by this date.
1633–Samuel de Champlain reclaims his role as commander ofNew France on behalf ofCardinal Richelieu.
1642– Georgeana, Massachusetts (now known asYork, Maine) becomes the first incorporated city in America.
1692– TheSalem witch trials begin inSalem Village, Massachusetts.
1694– A major storm in theStrait of Gibraltar sinks a total of nineships, including seven Englishwarships, killing 823 people.
1700–Sweden introduces its ownSwedish calendar, in an attempt to reform into the Gregorian calendar, then reverts to theJulian calendar on this date in1712, and then introduces theGregorian Calendar on this date in1753.
1781– TheContinental Congress adopts theArticles of Confederation.
1790– The firstUnited States census is authorized.

1801–1900

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1803–Ohio is admitted as the 17thU.S. state.
1805– JusticeSamuel Chase is acquitted at the end of hisimpeachment trial by the U.S. Senate.
1809– TheIllinois Territory is separated from theIndiana Territory.
1811– Leaders of theMameluke dynasty are killed byEgyptian rulerMuhammad Ali.
1815–Napoleon returns to France from his banishment onElba.
1836– AConvention of delegates from 57Texas communities convenes inWashington-on-the-Brazos, Texas, to deliberate independence fromMexico.
1840–Adolphe Thiers becomes prime minister ofFrance.
1845–US President John Tyler signs a bill authorizing theUnited States to annex theRepublic of Texas.
1847– TheState ofMichigan officially gets rid ofcapital punishment.
1852–Archibald William Montgomerie, 13th Earl of Eglinton appointedLord Lieutenant of Ireland.
1854– German psychologistFriedrich Eduard Beneke disappears; two years later his remains are found in the canal nearCharlottenburg.
1867–Nebraska becomes the 37thU.S. state; Lancaster, Nebraska is renamedLincoln and becomes the state capital.
1870– The death ofPresident Francisco Solano Lopez ofParaguay ends theWar of the Triple Alliance.
1872–Yellowstone National Park is established as the world's firstnational park.
1873–E. Remington and Sons inIlion, New York, start production of the first practicaltypewriter.
1873– Henry Comstock discovers theComstock Lode inVirginia City, Nevada.
1879–War of the Pacific:Bolivia declareswar onChile after its occupation of the port city ofAntofagasta.
1886–Anglo-Chinese School was founded inSingapore by BishopWilliam Oldham.
1893–Nikola Tesla gives the first public demonstration ofradio inSt. Louis,Missouri.
1896–Battle of Adowa, in whichEthiopia defended its independence againstItaly, begins. The Italian invasion, with 100,000 troops, is defeated, ending theFirst Italo-Abyssinian War.
1896–Henri Becquerel discoversradioactivity.

1901–1950

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1901– TheAustralian Army is founded.
1910– The deadliestavalanche inUS history buries aGreat Northern Railway train in Wellington, Northeastern King County,Washington, killing 96 people.
1912–Albert Berry makes the firstparachute jump from a movingairplane.
1914– TheRepublic of China joins theUniversal Postal Union.
1917– U.S. government releases theplaintext of theZimmermann Telegram to the public.
1918– German submarineUnterseeboot 19 (U–19) sinksHMS Calgarian offRathlin Island.
1919–March 1st Movement begins inKorea.
1920–Hungary'sparliament electsMiklos Horthy as regent.
1921– TheAustralian cricket team wins all of its games inThe Ashes series againstEngland, while being captained byWarwick Armstrong. They do not repeat this feat again until the beginning of2007.
1925– TheSchilling becomes the officialcurrency ofAustria.
1932– The son ofCharles Lindbergh,Charles Augustus Lindbergh III, is kidnapped. He is later found dead.
1936– TheHoover Dam is completed, on the border ofArizona andNevada.
1939– AJapanese ImperialArmy ammunition dump explodes at Hirakata,Osaka, killing 94 people.
1941–World War II:Bulgaria signs theTripartite Pact thus joining theAxis powers.
1941–W47NV (now known as WSM–FM) begins operations inNashville, Tennessee, becoming the firstFM radio station in theU.S..
1946– TheBank of England is nationalised.
1947– TheInternational Monetary Fund begins financial operations.
1949–Indonesia seizesYogyakarta from the Dutch.
1950–Chiang Kai-shek declares theRepublic of China onTaiwan.
1950–Cold War:Klaus Fuchs is convicted of spying for theSoviet Union by giving them top secretatomic bomb data.

1951–2000

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1953–Joseph Stalin collapses, having suffered a stroke. He dies four days later.
1954–Nuclear testing: TheCastle Bravo, a 15–megaton hydrogen bomb, is detonated onBikini Atoll in thePacific Ocean, resulting in the worstradioactive contamination ever caused by theUnited States.
1954–Puerto Rican nationalists attack theUnited States Capitol building, injuring fiveRepresentatives.
1955–Allen Fieldhouse at theUniversity of Kansas hosts its first collegebasketball game.
1956– TheInternational Air Transport Association finalizes a draft of theRadiotelephony spelling alphabet for theInternational Civil Aviation Organization.
1958–Samuel Alphonsus Stritch, is appointed Pro–Perfect of the Propagation of Faith and thus becomes the first American member of theRoman Curia.
1961–President of the United States John F. Kennedy establishes thePeace Corps.
1961–Uganda becomes self–governing as its first elections held.
1962–American Airlines Flight 1 crashes on takeoff inNew York.
1966–Venera 3 Sovietspace probe crashes onVenus becoming the firstspacecraft to land on anotherplanet's surface.
1966– TheBa'ath Party takes power inSyria.
1969– During a performance atMiami'sDinner Key Auditorium,Jim Morrison ofthe Doors is arrested for exposing himself during the show.
1969–John Kerry officially leaves active duty inVietnam.
1971– A bomb explodes in a men's room in theWhite House; theWeather Underground claims responsibility.
1971–Pakistani PresidentYahya Khan indefinitely postponed the pending national assembly session, precipitating massive civil disobedience inEast Pakistan.
1972– The Thai province ofYasothon is created after being split off from theUbon Ratchathani province.
1974–Watergate scandal: Seven are indicted for their role in theWatergate break–in and charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice.
1975–Colour television transmissions begin inAustralia.
1978–Charlie Chaplin's coffin is stolen from a Swiss cemetery.
1979– In adevolution referendum, a majority of voters inScotland support the proposal for more powers, but this is rejected because of a low turnout. A similar proposal inWales is rejected by a majority of voters.
1980–Voyager 1 probe confirms thatJanus (moon ofSaturn) exists.
1983–Swatch introduces their first timepieces.
1989– TheUnited States becomes a member of theBerne Convention copyright treaty.
1989–Beer is legalised inIceland.
1990–Steve Jackson Games is raided by theUnited States Secret Service, prompting the later formation of theElectronic Frontier Foundation.
1992–Bosnia and Herzegovina declares independence.
1994–South Africa handsWalvis Bay over toNamibian control.
1994–Seattle grunge bandNirvana play their last show inMunich, Germany.
1995– Polish Prime MinisterWaldemar Pawlak resigns from parliament and is replaced by ex–communistJózef Oleksy.
1995–Yahoo! isincorporated.
1998–Titanic becomes the firstmovie to earn over abillion United States Dollars worldwide.
2000– TheConstitution ofFinland is rewritten. On the same day,Tarja Halonen becomesFinland's first femalePresident.
2000–Hans Blix assumes the position of Executive Chairman ofUNMOVIC.

From 2001

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2002–United States war in Afghanistan:Operation Anaconda begins in easternAfghanistan.
2002– TheEnvisat environmental satellite successfully reaches an orbit 800 kilometers (500 miles) above the Earth on its 11th launch, carrying the heaviestpayload to date at 8500 kilograms (9.5 tons).
2002– Thepeseta is discontinued as officialcurrency ofSpain and is replaced with theeuro (€). The same happens with the old currencies of the then–12 otherEurozone countries.
2003– Management of theUnited States Customs Service and theUnited States Secret Service move to theUnited States Department of Homeland Security.
2004–Terry Nichols is convicted of state murder charges and accomplice to the Oklahoma City bomberTimothy McVeigh starts his trial inMcAlester, Oklahoma.
2004– The TV game showThe Price is Right airs its 6,000th episode.
2004–Punycode adopted by the national registrars ofGermany,Austria, andSwitzerland.
2004–Mohammed Bahr al-Uloum becomesPresident ofIraq.
2005–Tabaré Vazquez becomesPresident ofUruguay.
2006– The English–languageWikipedia publishes its 1,000,000th article, on Jordanhill Railway Station inScotland.
2006– TheSenedd building inCardiff, housing theWelsh National Assembly, is officially opened by QueenElizabeth II.
2007– Atornado outbreak in theSouthern United States kills 20 people, including 8 at aHigh School in Enterprise,Alabama.
2007– "Squatters" are evicted fromUngdomshuset inCopenhagen,Denmark. Riots start shortly after.
2008–Armenian police clash with a peaceful protest against disputedelection results. 10 people are killed.
2010–José Mujica becomesPresident ofUruguay.
2012–Sauli Niinistö becomesPresident ofFinland, succeedingTarja Halonen.
2014–Euromaidan:Russia decides to intervene inUkraine.
2014– A knife attack at a station in Kunming, SouthwesternChina, kills 30 people.
2015–Tabaré Vazquez becomesPresident ofUruguay for a second time.
2017–Same-sex marriage becomes legal inFinland.
2018–Carles Puigdemont gives up in his attempt to be reinstated asPresident ofCatalonia, having been removed from this office by the Spanish government following the region's disputed referendum on independence fromSpain inOctober 2017, and the resulting declaration of independence.

Births

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Up to 1900

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40–Martial, Roman poet (d.102)
1389–Antonius of Florence,Archbishop ofFlorence (d.1459)
1432–Isabel of Coimbra, Queen ofPortugal (d.1455)
1445–Sandro Botticelli, Italian painter (d.1510)
1456–Ladislaus II of Bohemia and Hungary (d.1516)
1547–Rudolph Goclenius, Germanphilosopher (d.1628)
1597–Jean-Charles de la Faille,Flemish mathematician (d.1652)
1611–John Pell, Englishmathematician (d.1685)
1644–Simon Foucher, Frenchphilosopher (d.1696)
1657–Samuel Werenfels, Swisstheologian (d.1740)
1683–Caroline of Ansbach Queen Consort ofGeorge II of Great Britain andIreland (d.1737)
1683–Tsangyang Gyatso, 6th Dalai Lama,Tibetan religious leader (d.1706)
1732–William Cushing, American jurist (d.1810)
1760–Francois Nicolas Leonard Buzot, Frenchrevolutionary (d.1794)
1807–Wilford Woodruff, AmericanMormon leader (d.1898)
1808–Edward "Ned" Kendall, Americanbandleader andinstrumentalist (d.1861)
1810–Frédéric Chopin, Polish–French composer and pianist (d.1849)
1812–Augustus Pugin, English–bornarchitect (d.1852)
1812–Nicolae Cretulescu,Prime Minister of Romania (d.1900)
1837–William Dean Howells, American writer and literary critic (d.1920)
1841–Blanche Bruce, American politician (d.1898)
1842–Nikolaos Gyzis, Greekartist (d.1901)
1852–Théophile Delcassé, Frenchstatesman (d.1923)
1858–Georg Simmel, Germansociologist andphilosopher (d.1918)
1863–Alexander Golovin, Russian painter (d.1930)
1868–Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg,Bohemian noblewoman (d.1914)
1875–Sigurdur Eggerz,Prime Minister ofIceland (d.1945)
1876–Henri de Baillet-Latour, BelgianOlympic official (d.1942)
1880–Lytton Strachey, British writer (d.1932)
1886–Oskar Kokoschka, Austrian painter (d.1980)
1889–Watsuji Tetsuro, Japanesephilosopher (d.1960)
1892–Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Japanese writer (d.1927)
1897–Shoghi Effendi, head of theBaha'i faith (d.1957)
1899–Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, GermanSS officer (d.1972)

1901–1950

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1904–Glenn Miller, Americanbandleader (d.1944)
1904–Paul Hartman, American actor (d.1973)
1906–Pham Van Dong,Prime Minister ofNorth Vietnam (d.2000)
1910–Archer John Porter Martin, Britishchemist (d.2002)
1910–David Niven, British actor (d.1983)
1911–Harry Golombek, Britishchess player (d.1995)
1912–Boris Chertok, Russianrocket scientist (d.2011)
1912–Mario Genta, Italianfootballer (d.1993)
1913–Olafur Johannesson,Prime Minister ofIceland (d.1984)
1914–Ralph Ellison, American writer (d.1994)
1918–Marie-Louise Berneri, Italian anarchist and author (d.1949)
1918–Joao Goulart,President of Brazil (d.1976)
1920–Simon Pimenta, Indiancardinal (d.2013)
1921–Jack Clayton, British movie director (d.1995)
1921–Cameron Argetsinger, American racing driver, lawyer and auto racing executive (d.2008)
1921–Terence Cooke, Americancardinal (d.1985)
1922–Yitzhak Rabin,Prime Minister of Israel, recipient of theNobel Peace Prize (d.1995)
1922–William Gaines, founder ofMAD Magazine (d.1992)
1924–Deke Slayton, Americansoldier,pilot andastronaut (d.1993)
1925–Keith Harvey Miller, American politician,Governor of Alaska (d.2019)
1925–Alexandre do Nascimento, Angolancardinal
1926–Allan Stanley, Canadianice hockey player
1927–Harry Belafonte, American singer, musician and activist
1927–Robert Bork, American legal scholar (d.2012)
1927–George O. Abell, Americanastronomer (d.1983)
1928–Jacques Rivette, Frenchdirector andscreenwriter (d.2016)
1929–Georgi Markov, Bulgarian dissident (d.1978)
1931–Lamberto Dini, Italian politician, 51stPrime Minister of Italy
1934–Joan Hackett, American actress (d.1983)
1935–Jed Allan, American actor (d.2019)
1935–Robert Conrad, American actor
1936–Luc Jochimsen, Germanjournalist,sociologist andpolitician
1938–Tufuga Efi,Samoan Head of State
1939–Leo Brouwer, Cuban composer, conductor and classical guitarist
1940–Robert Grossman, American painter, sculptor and author
1942–Atanase Sciotnic, Romanian sprint canoeist (d.2017)
1943–Franz Hohler, Swiss singer and writer
1943–Rashid Sunyaev, Russian–Germanastronomer
1943–Jose Angel Iribar, Spanishfootballer
1944–Roger Daltrey, founder and lead singer of Englishrock bandThe Who
1944–Mike d'Abo, British singer
1944–Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, Indian politician,Chief Minister ofWest Bengal
1945–Uriarte, Spanishfootballer
1946–Jim Crace, English author
1946–Lana Wood, American actress
1947–Alan Thicke, Canadian actor and songwriter (d.2016)
1949–Carlos Soria, Argentine politician (d.2012)

1951–1975

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1952–Martin O'Neill, Northern Irish football manager
1953–Carlos Queiroz, Portuguese football manager
1954–Ron Howard, American actor, director, and producer
1954–Catherine Bach, American actress
1955–Denis Mukwege,Congolese gynecologist and activist
1955–Timothy Laurence, husband ofAnne, Princess Royal
1956–Dalia Grybauskaite,President ofLithuania
1956–Helen Boaden, BritishBBC executive
1956–Tim Daly, American actor
1958–Bertrand Piccard, Swiss balloonist and psychiatrist
1958–Nik Kersham, Englishsinger-songwriter,guitarist andproducer
1958–Chosei Komatsu, Japaneseconductor
1959–Nick Griffin, British politician, leader of theBritish National Party
1961–Koichi Hashiratani, Japanesefootballer
1963–Thomas Anders, German singer
1963–Ron Francis, Canadianice hockey player
1964–Paul Le Guen, French football manager
1965–Booker T, Americanprofessional wrestler
1966–Zack Snyder, Americandirector,producer andscreenwriter
1967–Yelena Afanasyeva, Russian athlete
1967–George Eads, American actor
1967–Aron Winter, Dutchfootballer
1969–Javier Bardem, Spanish actor
1969–Dafydd Ieuan, Welsh musician
1971–Tyler Hamilton, American cyclist
1973–Ryan Peake, Canadianguitarist (Nickelback)
1973–Chris Webber, American basketball player
1975–Francesco Mazzariol, Italianrugby player
1975–Valentina Monetta,Sammarinese singer

From 1976

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1979–Bruno Langlois, Canadian racing cyclist
1980–Manmeet Bhullar, Canadian politician (d.2015)
1980–Djimi Traoré,Malian footballer
1980–Anna Semenovich, Russian ice skater and singer
1981–Brad Winchester, Americanice hockey player
1982–Juan Manuel Ortiz, Spanishfootballer
1982–Kim Min-hee, South Koreanactress andmodel
1983–Davey Richards, American wrestler
1983–Lupita Nyong'o, Kenyan–Mexican actress
1983–Daniel Carvalho, Brazilianfootballer
1984–Naima Mora, American model
1984–Alexander Steen, Canadian–born Swedishice hockey player
1984–Patrick Helmes, Germanfootballer
1985–Andreas Ottl, Germanfootballer
1985–Yun Ok-Hee, South Koreanarcher
1986–Big E Langston, Americanprofessional wrestler
1986–Jonathan Spector, Americanfootballer
1987–Kesha, American singer
1987–Sammie, American singer
1989–Carlos Vela, Mexican footballer
1989–Daniella Monet, American actress
1990–Harry Eden, English actor
1990–Qandeel Baloch, Pakistani singer, activist and internet celebrity (d.2016)
1993–Josh McEachran, Britishfootballer
1993–Syuusuke Saito, Japanese actor and singer
1993–Michael Conforto, Americanbaseball player
1994–Justin Bieber, Canadian singer
1995–Genta Miura, Japanesefootballer
1996–Ye Shiwen, Chinese swimmer

Deaths

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Up to 1900

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317–Valerius Valens, Roman Emperor
492–Pope Felix III
589–Saint David, Patron Saint ofWales (b.500)
986– KingLothair of France (b.941)
1131– KingStephen II of Hungary (b.1104)
1233– CountThomas I of Savoy (b.1178)
1244–Gruffydd ap Llywelyn Fawr, son ofLlywelyn the Great ofWales (b.1200)
1320–Buyantu Khagan,Mongolian Emperor (b.1286)
1383–Amadeus VI of Savoy (b.1334)
1510–Francisco de Almeida, Portuguese soldier and explorer
1546–George Wishart, Scottish religious reformer (b.1513)
1633–George Herbert, Englishpoet (b.1593)
1643–Girolamo Frescobaldi, Italian composer (b.1583)
1697–Francesco Redi, Italianphysician (b.1626)
1773–Luigi Vanvitelli, Italianarchitect (b.1700)
1792–Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor (b.1747)
1865–Grand Duchess Anna Pavlovna of Russia, Queen of theNetherlands (b.1795)
1865–William Cannon,Governor ofDelaware (b.1809)
1870–Francisco Solano Lopez,President ofParaguay (b.1827)
1882–Theodor Kullak, Germanpianist,composer and educator (b.1818)
1884–Isaac Todhunter, Englishmathematician (b.1820)
1895–Pauline Musters, Dutch shortest woman (b.1876)

1901–2000

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1906–Jose Maria de Pereda, Spanishnovelist (b.1833)
1910–Jose Domingo de Obaldia, 2ndPresident ofPanama (b.1845)
1911–Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff, Dutch chemist (b.1852)
1914–Gilbert-Elliot-Murray-Kyrnynmound, 4th Earl of Minto, 8th Governor–General ofCanada (b.1845)
1920–John H. Bankhead,United States Senator (b.1842)
1920–Joseph Trumpeldor, Russiansoldier andactivist (b.1880)
1922–Rafael Moreno Aranzadi, Spanishfootballer (b.1892)
1924–Louis Perée, French fencer (b.1871)
1924–Princess Louise of Belgium (b.1858)
1932–Charles Augustus Lindbergh III, son ofCharles Lindbergh (b.1930)
1936–Mikhail Kuzmin, Russian writer (b.1871)
1938–Gabriele D'Annunzio, Italian writer and politician (b.1863)
1940–Anton Hansen Tammsaare,Estonian writer (b.1878)
1952–Mariano Azuela, Mexican writer (b.1873)
1952–Masao Kume, Japanese writer (b.1891)
1966–Fritz Houtermans, Germanphysicist (b.1903)
1970–Lucille Hegamin, American singer and entertainer (b.1894)
1970–Toshio Iwatani, Japanesefootballer (b.1925)
1974–Bobby Timmons, Americanjazz pianist (b.1935)
1976–Jean Martinon, Frenchconductor andcomposer (b.1910)
1978–Paul Scott, British writer (b.1920)
1979–Mustafa Barzani,Kurdish politician (b.1903)
1979–Dolores Costello, American actress (b.1903)
1980–Dixie Dean, English footballer (b.1907)
1981–Roberto Francisco Chiari Remon, 31stPresident ofPanama (b.1905)
1984–Jackie Coogan, American actor (b.1914)
1987–Bertrand de Jouvenel, French writer andphilosopher (b.1903)
1989–Vasantdala Patil, Indian politician, 5thChief Minister ofMaharashtra (b.1917)
1991–Edwin H. Land, American scientist and inventor (b.1909)
1995–Vladislav Listyev, Russian journalist (b.1956)
1995–Georges J.F. Kohler, German biologist (b.1946)
1998–Archie Goodwin, American comic book writer, editor and artist (b.1937)

From 2001

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2002–C. Farris Bryant,Governor ofFlorida (b.1914)
2006–Peter Osgood, Englishfootballer (b.1947)
2006–Johnny Jackson, American musician (b.1951)
2008–Raul Reyes, ColombianFARC guerrilla (b.1948)
2010–Vladimir Ilyushin, Russian pilot (b.1927)
2010–Kristian Digby, British television presenter and director (b.1977)
2011–John Michael Lounge, Americanastronaut (b.1946)
2012–Lucio Dalla, Italiansinger-songwriter andmusician (b.1943)
2013–Bonnie Franklin, American actress (b.1944)
2014–Bangaru Laxman, Indian politician (b.1939)
2014–Alain Resnais, Frenchmovie director (b.1922)
2014–Nancy Charest, Canadian politician (b.1959)
2014–Werner Uebelmann, Swissentrepreneur andwriter (b.1921)
2014–Alejandro Zaffaroni,Uruguayan–Americanchemist andentrepreneur (b.1923)
2015–Wolfram Wuttke, Germanfootballer (b.1961)
2015–Orrin Keepnews, Americanjazz record producer (b.1923)
2015–Minnie Miñoso, Cuban–American baseball player (b.1925)
2015–Joshua Fishman, Americanlinguist (b.1926)
2015–Carel Visser, Dutchartist andsculptor (b.1928)
2016–Jean Miotte, French painter (b.1926)
2016–Martha Wright, American actress (b.1923)
2017–Tania Dalton, New Zealandnetball player (b.1971)
2017–Taarak Mehta, Indianplaywright and humourist (b.1929)
2017–John Hampshire, Englishcricketer (b.1941)
2017–Gustav Metzger, German–British artist and political activist (b.1924)
2017–David Rubinger, Austrian–born Israeli photographer (b.1924)
2017–Jins Shamsuddin, Malaysian actor, director and politician (b.1935)
2017–Paula Fox, American writer (b.1923)
2017–Pierre Guénin, French journalist and activist (b.1927)
2017–Yasuyuki Kuwahara, Japanesefootballer (b.1942)
2017–Michael M. Ryan, American actor (b.1929)
2017–Alejandra Soler, Spanish politician (b.1913)
2018–Dorne Dibble, American football player (b.1929)
2018–Anatoly Lein, Russian–Americanchess player (b.1931)
2018–Luigi Taveri, Swissmotorcycle road racer (b.1929)
2018–Arabinda Muduli, Indiansinger-songwriter (b.1961)
2019–Zhores Alferov, Soviet–Russianphysicist (b.1930)
2019–Kumar Bhattacharyya, Baron Bhattacharyya, British–Indian engineer and politician (b.1940)
2019–Elly Mayday, Canadian model and women's health advocate (b.1988)
2019–Kevin Roche, Irish–Americanarchitect (b.1922)
2019–Peter van Gestel, Dutch children's writer (b.1937)

Observances

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Saint David's Day inWales
Beer Day inIceland
Independence Day inBosnia and Herzegovina
March 1st Movement Remembrance Day (South Korea)
Balearic Islands Day

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