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1. outline
It corresponds to the 155th day of the year (156th in case of a leap year ).
2. Event
- 1270 - The Gyeong-o Coup took place.
- 1916 (Sunday) - The Brusilov Offensive of World War I began, causing a total of over 2.3 million casualties .
- 1920 (Friday) - The Treaty of Trianon was signed, causing Hungary to suffer great damage, including the loss of 72% of its territory , 64% of its population , and 31% of its Hungarian population .
- 1928 (Monday) - When the Hwanggodun Incident occurred in China , Zhang Zuolin, the head of the Fengcheon Warlords , was assassinated.
- 1940 (Tuesday) - The Dunkirk evacuation operation was completed.
- In 1942 , the Midway Naval Battle began in the sea of Midway Island . As Japan was greatly defeated in this battle, the initiative of the Pacific War led to the United States.
- 1989 (Sunday)
- The Tiananmen June 4th Uprising took place in China .
- Ali Khamenei was inaugurated as the president of Iran.
- The Ufa railway disaster occurred in the Soviet Union .
- 1990 (Monday) - The Korea-Soviet Summit was held in San Francisco, USA.
- 1998 (Thursday) - The 2nd national simultaneous local elections were held.
- 2002 (Tuesday) - The Republic of Korea national soccer team won 2:0 against Poland held at Busan Asiad Main Stadium, achieving its first World Cup victory in 48 years since 1954.
- 2004 (Fri) - The Killdozer incident occurred.
- 2014 (Wednesday) - The 6th national simultaneous local elections were held.
- 2015 (Thursday) - Korea Cadastral Corporation changed its name to Korea Land and Geospatial Information Corporation .
- 2023 (Sun)
- Soccer player Zlatan Ibrahimovic has retired.
- In the 9th game of the season between Kiwoom Heroes and SK Wyverns held at SK Happy Dream Stadium in Incheon, Kiwoom Heroes recorded their first win after eight consecutive losses.
- The Ulsan Industrial Festival, held for the first time in 35 years, has ended.
- 2025 (Wednesday) - Democratic Party of Korea in the 21st presidential election After candidate Lee Jae-myung 's election was confirmed and he was officially inaugurated as the 21st President of the Republic of Korea , he held the 21st Presidential Inauguration Ceremony at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea and began his five-year term.
- 2026 (Thursday) - Homeplus closed all 37 stores that had been closed for about two months from May 10 due to restructuring in the aftermath of the Homeplus corporate rehabilitation procedure application incident .
3. anniversary and season
- Finnish National Guard Armed Forces Day
- Finland Carl Gustav Mannerheim's birthday
- Hungarian National Unity Day
- Estonia flag day
- Memorial Day for Tiananmen Square Protest Victims
- International Day of Innocent Child Victims
4. festival
- st dachiano
- St. Rutillo
- Saint Metrophane
- Saint Saturnina
- St. Aresius
- saint alexander
- Saint Optato
- Saint Quirino
- Saint Clateo
- St. Petroc
- Saint Francis Caracciolo
- Saint Filippo Smaldone
5. birthday
5.1. real person
- Yuriko Bi (~ 2024 ): Japanese imperial family, wife of Emperor Mikasanomiya Takahito, the 4th son of the Taisho Emperor.
- 1927 - Kim Jae-choon (~ 2014 ): Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea , former head of the Central Intelligence Agency
- 1953 – Masakazu Sekiguchi , Japanese politician
- Jung Yoon-hee : Korean actress
- Sangbeom Yoo : politician belonging to the People Power Party
- 1966 - Yoon Seong-hoon: Former South Korean baseball player, current baseball coach
- Park Hee-jin : Korean actress
- Aoi Nishimata : Japanese illustrator
- dj TAKA : Artist of the BEMANI series
- 1979 – Naohiro Takahara : Japanese soccer player.
- Na Kyung-eun : South Korean broadcaster, former announcer
- 1987 – Bartosz Wiakowski : Polish football player.
- Hyori Ahn: Horse racing in Korea horseman
- Kim Mal-geum : Korean cheerleader
- Greg Monroe : American basketball player
- Jinhae Sung : Korean singer
- Abdulai Secek : Senegalese footballer
- Kent Emanuel : American baseball player.
- Kim Do-eun : South Korean actor, former member of the boy group Mask.
- Kim Seong-hyeon : Former South Korean soccer player
- Shino Shimoji : Japanese voice actor.
- Jonatang Weaverdo : Canadian ice hockey player
- Naomi Shinta : Member of Indonesian idol group JKT48
- Yancy Almonte : American baseball player.
- Jesse James : American football player
- Rika Kishino is a member of NMB48 .
- Duhan van der Merve : South African rugby player.
- Choi Woo -jin : Korean actor
- Yesper Ferrerat : Dutch footballer
- Jamaco Jones : American football player.
- Han Ho-dong : South Korean soccer player.
- Kana Nakanishi : Member of Japanese idol group Anjurme.
- Kyle Leahy : American baseball player
- Terrence Steele : American football player.
- Seo Soo-hee : South Korean actress.
- Robert Gumni : Polish footballer.
- Viktor Joqueres : Swedish football player.
- Central Cee : British singer
- Eunbi Lim : South Korean cheerleader
- Yoshi Hirotaka : Japanese basketball player.
- Kim So-hyun : Korean actress
- Will McDonald : American football player
- Jo Yeon-joo : Korean cheerleader
- Kim Kun-gun : South Korean actor.
- Lee Jeong-hoon : South Korean singer, former member of the boy group 1TEAM
- Takefusa Kubo : Japanese soccer player.
- Shin Jae-Hyuk : South Korean soccer player and son of Shin Tae-Yong
- Julian Agiar : American baseball player.
- Jacob Monk : American football player.
- Jack Barrett : England's soccer player
- Kim Young-tae : South Korean volleyball player
- Chaewon Yoon : Member of Korean idol group CLASSy
- Oliver Proustgaard : Danish football player.
- Mihajlo Ilic : Serbian football player
- Brady House : American baseball player
- 2004 – Juan Núñez : Spanish basketball player.
- Dmitry Radikovsky : Russian football player.
- Noh Kang-min : South Korean baseball player.
- Sissy Mauigoa : American football player.
- Cardin Proctor : American football player.
- Kayden Proctor : American football player.
5.2. fictional character
- Lena Pierce - Watch Dogs
- Yugi Mutou - Yu-Gi- Oh!
- Vlad - Hero Circle
- Chaeobin Chae – Ignore item 7
6. fixed date
6.1. real person
- 1941 – Wilhelm II ( 1859 –): 3rd Emperor of the German Empire and 9th King of the Kingdom of Prussia.
- 1966 – Jang Myeon ( 1899 ~): Head of Cabinet and 2nd and 7th Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea.
6.1.1. other than person
6.2. fictional character
[1] It is an unofficial holiday established by Nongshim to promote Yukgaejang Bowl Noodles .[2] National Cognac Day[3] National Hug Your Cat Day[4] It is difficult to determine exact figures because the number of deaths and victims is being hidden and concealed from the central government of the People's Republic of China. We can only judge based on estimates.[5] The person who sang this song is famous. Troll In Peace
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