more about the most significant events of this day in history in the selection of ekaterina burlakova hello on july 5, 1439, the florentine union was adopted - this is an agreement on the unification of the catholic and orthodox churches under the auspices of the pope of rome, it was signed at the ferrara florence cathedral, a meeting of representatives of the churches, which was held first in ferrari and then in florence, the byzantine emperor john vii palaiologos expected that by signing union he will receive military support european kings in the fight against the turkish threat, but this did not happen, supported the union and the metropolitan and sidor, he led the russian delegation in florence, but when the metropolitan returned to his homeland, grand duke vasilyev the second accused him of destroying orthodox conditions and expelled the union itself. it did not significantly affect the world order.

constantinople fell a few years later, and the ob was orthodox. metal remained with its july 5, 18011 venezuela the first of the countries of latin america declared independence from its metropolis of spain under oppression, which lived almost 300 years that day at the congress of the venezuelan provinces, officially adopted an act of independence. this was the result of an uprising in caracas, after which the so-called supreme junta came to power, but the republic of venezuela did not last long in the next 1812. spain restored dominance to the venezuelan rebels. i had to fight with the spaniards for freedom for another 9 years. but their leader was simon were a barbarian. heir to a vast fortune, dedicating his whole life in the struggle for the independence of the latin american colonies. he became the first politician of the new time, defending the rights and freedoms of ordinary people in memory of him,

his name was included in the official name of the country. the well turned out to be the burial place of the greatest pharaohs of the famous conqueror thutmose, the third pharaoh yahmas the liberator, by the way, the first under him, ancient egypt greatly expanded its territories by his son, rabzes ii, the great builder of his time, and more than 40 mummies of their courtiers, initially the pharaohs rested in their tombs in the valley of the kings, but in the tenth century bc, a period of decline began in egypt and the tomb was often robbed in order to to protect their kings, the priests hid their mummies here for almost 3,000 years. nobody found them. well, in 1871 shepherds discovered

the treasure for 10 years. they slowly sold out. they haven't been caught on the black market yet. now the tombs are known throughout world, like the hiding place of deir el-bahari on the west bank of the nile exactly 100 years ago, on july 5, 1922 , nansen passports appeared. they are named after the famous norwegian polar explorer fritz and nansen who invented them at the beginning of the 20th century. world war i revolution and civil war in russia forced people to seek salvation in other countries. and when their documents ran out of time, actions, emigrants became illegal immigrants, public and charitable organizations, including the red cross, turned to the league of nations nansen, as the high commissioner of the league for refugees, proposed to make an identity card for refugees, which would give them the right to freely move around europe and get a job. over time, the nazi

passport became an international document for all refugees july 5, 19. 86 in moscow , the first game history. good will. they were created on the initiative of an american billionaire and media mogul. ted turner games were supposed to be a kind of alternative to the olympic games after the us boycotted the 80 olympics in moscow, and the ussr in response declared a boycott of the 84 olympics in los angeles during the games, about 200 competitions in 18 sports were held, in which more than 3,000 athletes from 79 countries took part. the united states did not allow twelve american military athletes to perform. and the soviet union was not allowed to play. the goodwill of athletes from israel and south korea in the team event was won by soviet athletes, 241 medals. half gold went to the usa in second place by a wide margin

of only 142 medals, the third place went to gdr here. such was this day in history.

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