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Ephemeris of August 28:

In the Gregorian Calendar, August 28 is the 240th
(Two-hundredth fortieth) day of the year.

Quote of the Day…

Acting is easy, thinking is difficult; Acting as you think is even more difficult.

— Goethe
German writer (born August 28, 1749)

Events that Happened “A Day as Today”

August 28 – A Day as Today – Events

• 475: the Roman general Flavio Orestes names his son Romulus Augustulus emperor, after forcing Julio Nepote to flee the city of Ravenna.
• 489: Theodoric the Great, king of the Ostrogoths, defeats Odoacer, king of the Heruli, at the battle of Isonzo.
• 663 – The Battle of Baekgang ends with a crushing Japanese defeat to the forces of Tang China.
• 1189: in Palestine, the crusaders begin the siege of Acre under the leadership of Guy de Lusignan.
• 1521: the Ottomans occupy Belgrade.
• 1565: the Spanish fleet landed in Florida, where they founded Saint Augustine, in order to fight the French Huguenots.
• 1609: Henry Hudson discovers the Delaware Bay.
• 1619: Ferdinand II is elected Holy Roman Emperor.
• 1673: the Prince of Montesacro landed on the rock of Alhucemas with a squad.
• 1791: in the Great Barrier Reef, the ship HMS Pandora sinks while she was looking for the mutinous ship HMS Bounty.
• 1816: in present-day Uruguay the Portuguese-Brazilian invasion of the Banda Oriental begins, when the army of Carlos Federico Lecor takes the Fortress of Santa Teresa.
• 1821: in the city of Buenos Aires (United Provinces of the Río de la Plata) the General Archive of the Nation is created
• 1828: Uruguay is declared an independent state through the Preliminary Peace Convention.
• 1833: slavery is officially abolished in the United Kingdom and its colonies.
• 1845: The Scientific American magazine is published for the first time in the United States.
• 1850: in the city of Weimar (in present-day Germany), the pianist and composer Franz Liszt conducts the premiere of Richard Wagner’s opera Lohengrin.
• 1867: The United States occupies the Midway Islands.
• 1879: Cetshwayo, the last Zulu king, is captured by the British.
• 1883: first flight in a heavier-than-air machine.
• 1891: in Chile, the battle of Placilla ends the civil war.
• 1903: The Harley-Davidson Motor Company is founded in the United States.
• 1910: proclamation of the Kingdom of Montenegro.
• 1916: in the framework of the First World War, Romanian troops enter Hungary.
• 1920: in the United States, the Government recognizes to the white women the right to vote.
• 1924: The film The Iron Horse, directed by John Ford, is released.
• 1926: in Rivadavia, Province of San Juan, Argentine Republic, the Sportivo Juan Bautista Del Bono Club is founded.
• 1929: the Government of Chile returns the city of Tacna to Peru.
• 1944: World War II: Marseille and Toulon are liberated by the Allies.
• 1945: in Buenos Aires (Argentina) the first edition of the Clarín newspaper comes out.
• 1960: UNITAS naval exercises are held for the first time.
• 1963: a demonstration against apartheid is held in the United States in Washington D.C. The African-American Martin Luther King delivers his famous speech “I have a dream” (“I have a dream”).
• 1964: In the United States, the American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan makes members of the British rock group The Beatles try marijuana for the first time.
• 1964: in the Nevada atomic test area (about 100 km northwest of the city of Las Vegas), at 9:06 a.m. (local time), the United States detonates its 20-foot Haddock atomic bomb 364 m underground. kilotons. It is the 383rd bomb out of 1,129 that the United States detonated between 1945 and 1992.
• 1969: in Colombia, the television division of Caracol Radio is separated from the rest of the radio network to form the programmer, today a private channel, Caracol Televisión.
• 1973: A 7.3-magnitude earthquake hits the Mexican states of Veracruz, Puebla, Oaxaca, Tlaxcala, Morelos, and Guerrero, leaving 1,200 to 3,000 dead.
• 1977: construction of the Caracas metro begins in the city of Caracas (Venezuela).
• 1988: in Ramstein (Germany) a plane crash (Ramstein disaster) of Italian planes happens at an exhibition. 70 people die and another 400 are seriously injured.
• 1990: Iraq declares Kuwait an Iraqi province.
• 1993: the Galileo probe flies over the asteroid (243) Ida.
• 2003: opposition of the planet Mars. It is the closest approach to Mars in the last 60,000 years.
• 2004: in Pakistan, Shaukat Aziz is appointed prime minister.
• 2004: In Argentina, Argentine men’s soccer and basketball teams win the gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. It has been considered the most important day of Argentine sport.
• 2007: lunar eclipse.
• 2009: in Paris the rock band Oasis separates.
• 2010: the Mexican Aviation Company ceases its operations in Mexico.
• 2015: Halsey releases her debut album Badlands.
• 2020: Katy Perry releases her fifth studio album, Her Smile.

Who was Born “A Day as Today”?

August 28 – A Day as Today – Births

• 1025: Go-Reizei, Japanese aristocrat, emperor between 1045 and 1068 (d. 1068).
• 1582: Taichang, Chinese emperor (d. 1620).
• 1592: George Villiers, English aristocrat (d. 1628).
• 1744: Agustín de Pedrayes, Spanish mathematician (d. 1815).
• 1749: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, German novelist, poet, scientist, playwright and romantic writer (d. 1832).
• 1762: José Agustín Caballero, Cuban priest and theologian (d. 1835).
• 1768: Agustín García Arrieta, Spanish writer (d. 1834).
• 1773: Amadeo Bonpland (Aimé Bonpland), French naturalist, physician and botanist died in Argentina (d. 1858).
• 1774: Saint Elizabeth Ana Bayley, religious and first American Catholic saint (d. 1821).
• 1797: Karl Otfried Müller, German intellectual and archaeologist (d. 1840).
• 1801: Antoine Augustin Cournot, French mathematician and economist (d. 1877).
• 1810: Jaime Balmes, Spanish philosopher and theologian (d. 1848).
• 1814: Sheridan Le Fanu, Irish novelist and journalist (d. 1873).
• 1823 – William Simpson, Scottish painter (d. 1899).
• 1829: Agustín Melgar, Mexican military (d. 1847).
• 1833: Edward Burne-Jones, British painter (d. 1898).
• 1853: Vladimir Shukhov, Russian engineer and inventor (d. 1939).
• 1867: Umberto Giordano, Italian composer (d. 1948).
• 1875: José Agustín Pérez del Pulgar, Spanish priest and physicist (d. 1939).
• 1878: George Hoyt Whipple, American physician, 1934 Nobel Prize winner in physiology or medicine (d. 1976).
• 1894: Karl Böhm, Austrian conductor and musician (d. 1981).
• 1899: Charles Boyer, French actor (d. 1978).
• 1899: Andrei Platonov, Russian writer (d. 1951).
• 1899: Mariya Yúdina, Soviet pianist (d. 1970).
• 1903: Bruno Bettelheim, American psychoanalyst (d. 1990).
• 1903: Agustín Irusta, Argentine actor, singer and composer (d. 1987).
• 1904: Agustín Remiro, Spanish anarcho-syndicalist (d. 1942).
• 1905: Fidel Pintos, Argentine actor and comedian (d. 1974).
• 1906: John Betjeman, British poet (d. 1984).
• 1907: Francisco Prieto Moreno, Spanish architect (d. 1985).
• 1908: Roger Tory Peterson, American ornithologist (d. 1996).
• 1910: Tjalling Koopmans, American economist, 1975 Nobel Prize in economics (d. 1985).
• 1910: Ramón Zabalo, Spanish footballer (d. 1967).
• 1911: José Antonio Girón de Velasco, Spanish politician (d. 1995).
• 1913: Olga Costa, Mexican painter (d. 1993).
• 1913: Robertson Davies, Canadian novelist and writer (d. 1995).
• 1913: Josep Raich, Spanish footballer (d. 1988).
• 1914: Josep Escolà, Spanish footballer (d. 1998).
• 1916: Carlos Conti, Spanish cartoonist (d. 1975).
• 1916: Rosa Rosen, Argentine actress (f. 2004).
• 1916: Jack Vance, American writer (d. 2013).
• 1917: Jack Kirby, American cartoonist (d. 1994).
• 1917: Ricardo Muñoz Suay, Spanish filmmaker (d. 1997).
• 1918: Alejandro Agustín Lanusse, Argentine military and de facto president (f. 1996).
• 1919: Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield, British electronic engineer, Nobel laureate for physiology or medicine in 1979 (d. 2004).
• 1921: Fernando Fernán Gómez, actor, film and theater director, and Spanish writer (f. 2007).
• 1921: Lidia Guéiler Tejada, Bolivian politician, president between 1979 and 1980 (f. 2011).
• 1924: Janet Frame, New Zealand novelist and short story writer (d. 2004).
• 1924: Peggy Ryan, American actress and dancer (d. 2004).
• 1925: Donald O’Connor, American actor, singer and dancer (d. 2003).
• 1927: José Climent Barber, priest, organist, conductor, composer and Spanish musicologist (d. 2017).
• 1927: Claudio Brook, Mexican actor (f. 1995).
• 1927: Carlos Hank González, Mexican politician (d. 2001).
• 1929: Yuri Nuller, Russian psychiatrist (f. 2003).
• 1930: Ben Gazzara, American actor (d. 2012).
• 1931: Cristina Deutekom, Dutch opera singer (d. 2014).
• 1932: Edgardo Madinabeytia, Argentine soccer player (d. 2002).
• 1934: Toscanito (Andrés Poggio), Argentine child actor and businessman.
• 1936: Torrebruno, Italian showman, actor, singer and presenter (f. 1998).
• 1938: Paul Martin, Canadian politician.
• 1939: Dina Sfat, Brazilian actress (d. 1989).
• 1940: Roger Pingeon, French cyclist (d. 2017).
• 1940: Hugo Stiglitz, Mexican actor.
• 1942: Sterling Morrison, American guitarist, of the band The Velvet Underground (f. 1995).
• 1942: Jorge Liberato Urosa Savino, Venezuelan Catholic cardinal.
• 1943: David Soul, American actor of television and cinema.
• 1944: Ángel Clemente Rojas, Argentine footballer.
• 1944: Enric Margall, Spanish basketball player (d. 1986).
• 1945: Oscar Ferreiro, Argentine actor (d. 2009).
• 1947: Mauro Viale, Argentine journalist and driver (d. 2021).
• 1948: Enrique Guerrero Salom, Spanish politician.
• 1948: Danny Seraphine, American drummer and music producer, of the band Chicago.
• 1948ː Pavel Rybalko, Soviet military man (b.1894)
• 1950: Ricardo Daniel Ibarra, Argentine Olympic rower (f. 2011).
• 1950: Remie Olmberg, Surinamese footballer.
• 1951: Barbara Hambly, American writer.
• 1952: Carlos Mata, Venezuelan actor and singer.
• 1954: María Rosa Yorio, Argentine singer.
• 1957: Daniel Stern, American actor.
• 1957: Manolo Preciado, Spanish soccer player and coach (f. 2012).
• 1958: Gustavo Sánchez, Puerto Rican manager (d. 2012).
• 1960: Emma Samms, British actress.
• 1960: Julio César Romero, Paraguayan soccer player.
• 1961: Kim Appleby, singer-songwriter and British actress.
• 1961: Jennifer Coolidge, American actress.
• 1961: Roberto Marina, Spanish footballer.
• 1962: Francisco Camps, Spanish politician.
• 1962: David Fincher, American filmmaker.
• 1965: Satoshi Tajiri, Japanese video game designer, creator of Pokémon.
• 1965: Amanda Tapping, Canadian actress.
• 1965: Shania Twain, Canadian singer and songwriter.
• 1965: Vivi Kreutzberger, Chilean television host, daughter of Don Francisco.
• 1966: Fabián Alegre, Argentine footballer and coach.
• 1966: Julen Lopetegui, Spanish footballer.
• 1966: René Higuita, Colombian footballer.
• 1967: Santiago Fernández, Spanish drummer, of the band Los Secretos.
• 1968: Billy Boyd, British actor.
• 1968: Carlos Moreno, Colombian filmmaker.
• 1968: Javier Ortega Smith, Spanish-Argentine lawyer and politician.
• 1969: Jack Black, American actor.
• 1969: Mary McCartney, British photographer, daughter of Paul McCartney.
• 1969: Jason Priestley, Canadian actor.
• 1971: Janet Evans, American swimmer.
• 1973: Claudio Enría, Argentine footballer.
• 1974: Carsten Jancker, German footballer.
• 1974: Kaori Mizuhashi, Japanese voice actor.
• 1975: Gareth Farrelly, Irish footballer.
• 1975: Yūko Gotō, Japanese voice actress and singer.
• 1977: Juanín García, Spanish handball player.
• 1978: Jess Margera, American drummer.
• 1979: Shaila Dúrcal, Spanish singer.
• 1979: Leonardo Iglesias, Argentine footballer.
• 1979: Markus Pröll, German footballer.
• 1979: Luis Mena, Chilean soccer player.
• 1979: Guilherme Winter, Brazilian actor.
• 1980: Ryan Madson, American baseball player.
• 1980: Carly Pope, Canadian actress.
• 1981: Daniel Gygax, Swiss footballer.
• 1982: Thiago Motta, Brazilian-Italian footballer.
• 1982: LeAnn Rimes, American singer.
• 1982: Anderson Silva de França, Brazilian soccer player.
• 1983: Alfonso Herrera, Mexican actor.
• 1984: Paula Fernandes, Brazilian singer.
• 1984: Sarah Roemer, American actress.
• 1984: Jordi Wild, Spanish youtuber.
• 1985: Cove Reber, American singer, of the band Saosin.
• 1986: Florence Welch, British singer, lead singer of the group Florence + the Machine.
• 1986: Shirley Cruz, Costa Rican soccer player.
• 1986: Massimiliano Carlini, Italian footballer.
• 1986: Armie Hammer, American actor
• 1987: Rydell Poepon, Dutch footballer.
• 1989: Valtteri Bottas, Finnish motorsport driver.
• 1989: César Azpilicueta, Spanish footballer.
• 1990: Boian Krkich, Spanish footballer.
• 1991: Kyle Massey, American actor.
• 1991: Daniil Fominykh, Kazakh cyclist.
• 1991: Valentín Viola, Argentine footballer.
• 1991: Naoto Ando, ​​Japanese soccer player.
• 1992: Ismaël Diomandé, Ivorian footballer.
• 1993: Sora Amamiya, Japanese voice actor and singer.
• 1997: Reilly Opelka, American tennis player.
• 1997: Keidi Baré, Albanian footballer.
• 1997: Wendel, Brazilian soccer player.
• 1998: Weston McKennie, American footballer.

Who Left Us “A Day as Today”?

August 28 – A Day as Today – Deaths

• 430: Augustine of Hippo, Algerian philosopher and bishop, Catholic saint (354).
• 476: Flavio Orestes, Roman politician, father of Flavio Romulus Augustulus, the last emperor of Rome (b. 420).
• 632: Fatima az-Zahra, Arab woman of great importance in Islam, daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (b. 604).
• 683: Pacal the Great, Mayan ruler (b. 603).
• 1027: Richard II of Normandy, French aristocrat (b.963).
• 1481: Alfonso V, the African, Portuguese king between 1438 and 1481 (b.1432).
• 1528: Pedro Navarro, sailor, soldier and Spanish engineer (b.1460).
• 1645: Hugo Grotius (Hugo de Groot), Dutch jurist, writer and poet (b. 1583).
• 1676: Juan Cererols, Spanish Baroque composer (b.1618).
• 1709: Iván Mazepa, Ukrainian aristocrat (b.1640).
• 1784: Junípero Serra, Franciscan friar, evangelizer, founder of towns and Spanish missionary (b. 1713).
• 1839: William Smith, British geologist and cartographer (b. 1769).
• 1861: William Lyon Mackenzie, Canadian politician (b. 1795).
• 1900: Henry Sidgwick, British philosopher (b.1838).
• 1903 – Frederick Law Olmsted, American architect (b.1822).
• 1919: Louis Botha, white-skinned politician and South African racist military man (b. 1862).
• 1942: Belisario Porras, Panamanian politician and writer (b. 1856).
• 1943: Boris III, Bulgarian aristocrat, Tsar between 1918 and 1943 (b. 1894).
• 1951: Margaret Clay Ferguson, American botanist (b.1863).
• 1959: Bohuslav Martinů, Czech composer (b.1890).
• 1959: Ivo Pelay, Argentine poet and journalist (b. 1893).
• 1985: Ruth Gordon, American actress (b.1896).
• 1985: Miguel Otero Silva, Venezuelan writer, journalist and politician (b.1908).
• 1987: John Huston, American filmmaker (b.1906).
• 1991: Emiliano Piedra, Spanish producer (b.1931).
• 1994: Pepita Embil, Spanish soprano (b.1918).
• 1995: Michael Ende, German writer (b.1929).
• 1997: Werner Abrolat, German actor (b.1924).
• 2001: Juan Muñoz, Spanish sculptor (b. 1953).
• 2007: Anacleto Angelini, Chilean businessman (b.1914).
• 2007: Antonio Puerta, Spanish footballer (b.1984).
• 2007: Francisco Umbral, Spanish journalist, novelist, biographer and essayist (b. 1932).
• 2007: Miyoshi Umeki, Japanese actress (b.1929).
• 2008: Phil Hill, American racing driver (b.1927).
• 2012: Luis Aranda, Argentine actor (b.1936).
• 2014: Roberto Cairo, Spanish actor (b.1963).
• 2014: Alberto Etcheverry, Argentine footballer (b.1933).
• 2015: Carlos Sahagún, Spanish poet, national prize for poetry in 1980 (b. 1938).
• 2016: José Balmes, Spanish painter (b.1927).
• 2016: Juan Gabriel, Mexican musician, singer-songwriter and composer (b.1950).
• 2018: Josep Fontana, Spanish historian (b.1931).
• 2020: Chadwick Boseman, American actor, screenwriter and playwright (b. 1977).
• 2020: Manuel Valdés, Mexican actor and comedian (b.1931).

What is Celebrated “A Day as Today”?

August 28 – A Day as Today – Celebration

• Argentina: Archivist’s Day: it is celebrated in memory of the foundation, on August 28, 1821, of the General Archive of the Nation (AGN)
• Spain:
  • Serradilla (Cáceres): Patron saint festivities in honor of San Agustín
  • Linares (Jaén): Festivity of San Agustín.
  • El Toboso (Toledo): San Agustín Fair.
  • Avilés (Asturias): Patron Saint festivities in honor of San Agustín.
  • San Sebastián de los Reyes: Festivities in honor of the Santísimo Cristo de los Remedios.
  • Monturque (Córdoba): Patron saint festivities in honor of the Virgen de la Aurora.
  • Toro (Zamora): Patron saint festivities in honor of San Agustín.
  • Fuente Álamo (Murcia): Saint Augustine festivities.
  • Ojos (Murcia): Saint Augustine festivities.
  • Aledo (Murcia): Saint Augustine festivities.
  • Olmos de Pisuerga (Palencia): Saint Augustine festivities.
  • Borox (Toledo): Saint Augustine festivities.
  • Villavieja de Yeltes: Patron Saint festivities of Our Lady of the Knights.
  • Calahorra (La Rioja): Festivities of San Emeterio and San Celedonio
  • Ejea de los Caballeros (Zaragoza): Patron saint festivities in honor of Our Lady Virgen de la Oliva.
  • Pedrajas de San Esteban (Province of Valladolid): Patron Saint Festivities in honor of San Agustín.
  • Tordómar (Burgos): Patron saint festivities in honor of San Agustín.
  • Quesada (Jaén): farewell to the Virgin of Tíscar
  • San Agustín (El Ejido) – Patron saint festivities in honor of San Agustín and the Virgen de la Consolación.
  • Villahermosa (Ciudad Real): Fair and festivities in honor of San Agustín.
• Mexico: Grandfather’s Day
• Peru:
  • Tacna: the Procession of the Flag is celebrated commemorating the incorporation of the province to Peru.
• El Salvador: Day of the Agronomist.

Catholic Santoral “A Day as Today”

August 28 – A Day as Today – Catholic Santoral

• Saint Augustine of Hippo, father and doctor of the Church. Platonist philosopher and theologian. He lived during the 4th century. Writer of the Confessions and The City of God.
• Saint Edmund Arrowsmith (1585 – 1628), Jesuit martyr of England.
• Saint Hermes, of Greek origin, died a martyr in Rome during the second century.
• Saint Moses the Ethiopian, was an Egyptian slave and bandit who converted to Christianity and embraced monasticism during the 4th and 5th centuries.
• Saint Junípero Serra
• Saint Florentina of Seville
• Saint Julian of Brivet
• Saint Pelagius of Constance
• Saint Restituto of Carthage
• Saint Vicinius of Sarsina
• Saint Vivian of Saintes
• Blessed Alfonso Maria Mazurek
• Blessed Carlos Arnaldo Hanus
• Blessed William Dean and companions.

What Sign of the Zodiac Rules those Born “A Day as Today”?

August 28 – A Day as Today – Zodiac Sign

♍ Virgo:

Famous & Celebrities People Born “A Day as Today”

August 28 – A Day as Today – Today’s Famous Birthdays

• 1943 – David Soul, American television and film actor.
• 1944 – Ángel Clemente Rojas, Argentine soccer player.
• 1944 – Enric Margall, Spanish basketball player (d. 1986).
• 1948 – Enrique Guerrero Salom, Spanish politician.
• 1948 – Danny Seraphine, American drummer and music producer, of the band Chicago.
• 1950 – Ricardo Daniel Ibarra, Argentine Olympic rower (f. 2011).
• 1952 – Carlos Mata, Venezuelan actor and singer.
• 1957 – Daniel Stern, American actor.
• 1957 – Manolo Preciado, Spanish soccer player and coach (d. 2012).
• 1960 – Emma Samms, British actress.
• 1961 – Kim Appleby, British singer-songwriter and actress.
• 1961 – Roberto Marina, Spanish footballer.
• 1962 – Francisco Camps, Spanish politician.
• 1962 – Pablo Carbonell, Spanish humorist.
• 1962 – David Fincher, American film director.
• 1963 – Jennifer Coolidge, American actress.
• 1963 – Regina Jacobs, American athlete.
• 1965 – Satoshi Tajiri, Japanese video game designer, creator of Pokemon.
• 1965 – Amanda Tapping, Canadian actress.
• 1965 – Shania Twain, Canadian singer-songwriter.
• 1965 – Jörg Weber, German soccer coach.
• 1965 – Vivi Kreutzberger, Chilean television host.
• 1966 – René Higuita, Colombian footballer.
• 1966 – Julen Lopetegui, Spanish footballer.
• 1967 – Santiago Fernandez, Spanish drums (Los Secretos).
• 1968 – Billy Boyd, British actor.
• 1968 – Carlos Moreno (filmmaker), Colombian filmmaker.
• 1969 – Jack Black, American actor.
• 1969 – Mary McCartney, British photographer.
• 1969 – Jason Priestley, Canadian actor.
• 1971 – Janet Evans, American swimmer.
• 1974 – Carsten Jancker, German footballer.
• 1975 – Gareth Farrelly, Irish footballer.
• 1977 – Juanín García, Spanish handball player.
• 1978 – Jess Margera, American drummer.
• 1979 – Shaila Dúrcal, Spanish singer.
• 1979 – Leonardo Iglesias, Argentine soccer player.
• 1979 – Markus Pröll, German footballer.
• 1979 – Luis Mena, Chilean soccer player.
• 1981 – Daniel Gygax, Swiss footballer.
• 1982 – LeAnn Rimes, American singer.
• 1982 – Anderson Silva de França, Brazilian soccer player.
• 1982 – Thiago Motta, Brazilian-Italian footballer.
• 1984 – Sarah Roemer, American actress.
• 1985 – Cove Reber, American vocalist (Saosin).
• 1986 – Florence Welch, British singer, lead singer of the group Florence + the Machine.
• 1990 – Bojan Krkić, Spanish footballer.
• 1991 – Kyle Massey, American actor.

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