First Spacewalk: Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov made history by becoming the first person to walk in space during the Voskhod 2 mission. This marked a major breakthrough in human space exploration and opened the door for future missions outside spacecraft.
1871
Paris Commune Established: The Paris Commune began as a radical socialist government took control of Paris. It became one of the earliest examples of a workers-led government, influencing political movements worldwide.
1913
Greek King Assassinated: King George I of Greece was assassinated in Thessaloniki, bringing an end to his long reign and impacting the political stability of Greece.
1922
Gandhi Imprisoned: Mahatma Gandhi was sentenced to six years in jail by British authorities on charges of sedition, a key moment in India’s freedom struggle that drew global attention.
1962
Algeria War Ceasefire: The Evian Accords were signed between France and Algerian leaders, effectively ending the long and violent Algerian War of Independence.
1990
East Germany’s First Free Elections: Citizens of East Germany voted in their first democratic elections, a crucial step that led to the reunification of Germany later that year.
2014
Crimea Annexation: Russia officially annexed Crimea after a disputed referendum, a move that had major geopolitical consequences and continues to impact global relations.




