July 19 in History

19 July in History – 1636 years ago

Battle of the Save

Europe 388: Battle of the Save *

In 387 Magnus Maximus drove Valentinian II from Italy, thereby uniting most of the western... SEE MORE…

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Historical Atlas of Eastern Mediterranean 1958: Nasser’s Zenith
Eastern Mediterranean 1958
Nasser’s Zenith
In March 1958 Yemen agreed to federate with Nasser’s United Arab Republic. Just four months...
Historical Atlas of South America 1918: South America in the Great War
South America 1918
South America in the Great War
When World War I broke out in Europe, the German East Asia Squadron attempted to reach the...
Historical Atlas of the Arctic 1862: Gold Rushes in the Pacific Northwest
the Arctic 1862
Gold Rushes in the Pacific Northwest
For some time after the Oregon Treaty, Britain's naval base on Vancouver Island was its only...
Historical Atlas of Europe 388: Battle of the Save
Europe 388
Battle of the Save
In 387 Magnus Maximus drove Valentinian II from Italy, thereby uniting most of the western Roman...
 

on 19 July 1949

Laos becomes French Associated State

All Events on 19 July

  1949
Laos becomes French Associated State
ends   1945
French crackdown on Syrian protests, sparking British intervention
ends   1918
Central American & Caribbean nations declare war on Central Powers
ends   1917
Last Russian offensive against Austria-Hungary
  1870
France declares war on Prussia, beginning Franco-Prussian War
starts   1870
Prussia defeats France, unifying Germany
starts   1862
Northern Virginia Campaign
starts   1862
Stickeen Territories briefly exist
ends   1808
Spanish trap and defeat French at Bailén
  413
Heraclian assassinated in Carthage*
starts   409
Saxons raid Britain and northern Gaul*
  388
Theodosius I defeats Magnus Maximus on the Save*
starts   324
Constantine captures Byzantium*
starts   64
Great Fire destroys two-thirds of Rome
*Actual date uncertain; set to 19 July for purposes of Omniatlas

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