Page 7: Historical Events In November - 10

1988  China confirms earthquake death toll will rise above current 938.   

1988  NY's MTA announces it may replace tokens with credit card type passes.   

1989  East German border guards begin to dismantle parts of the 'Berlin Wall'.   

1989  Germans begin punching holes in the Berlin Wall   

1989  Guerrillas battle with government forces in El Salvador   

1989  Word Perfect 5.1 is shipped great word processor but not windows!.   

1990  In this year, Lebanon releases 2 French hostages (Camille Sontag and Marcel Coudari).   

1990  Lisa Kirk, US Broadway-singer, dies   

1991  Marty Glickman broadcasts his 1000th football game.   

1991  Alessandro Lessona, Minister of Ital Colonies (1931-38), dies   

1992  Antoine C J Rottier, Dutch CEO (DSM), dies   

1993  Wensley Pithey, actor (Oh What a Lovely War), dies at 79   

1994  Carmen McRae [Clark], US jazz singer/pianist, dies at about 73.   

1995  Boty Goodwin, artist, dies at 29   

1996  Beecher Moore, sailor, dies at 88   

1997  William Alland, actor (Citizen Kane), dies at 81.   

1998  "The Legend of Mulan" is recorded as becoming the inaugural commercially available DVD to include a DTS audio track   

2012  20 Syrian troops are killed by suicide bombings in Daara.   

2013  In this year, Spaniard Marc Márquez claims the 2013 MotoGP World Championship to become its youngest ever winner at 20.   

2017  BBC removes drama from Christmas line-up after one of its stars, Ed Westwick, accused of rape by two women   

2017  Louis C.K. admits the stories of sexual misconduct about him are true.   

2019  Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announces the discovery of a new oil field with an estimated 53 million barrels of oil in Khuzestan province   

2019  The November 2019 Spanish general election takes place, for all 350 seats in the Congress of Deputies and 208 (of the 266) seats in the Senate   

2019  Bolivian protests: President Evo Morales steps down after calling for a re-vote in the disputed elections.   

2021  New Zealand filmmaker Peter Jackson sells Weta Digital's technology division to video games company Unity for US$1.6 billion [1].   

2023  Columbia begins a campaign to sterilize its invasive hippos, the escaped ex-pets of drug cartel head Pablo Escobar [1].   

2024  Mauritian general election: The electoral alliance Lepep of incumbent Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth is defeated by that of opposition leader and former Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam, with the latter taking all but two seats.   

2024  COP29 is held in Baku, Azerbaijan from November 11-22   

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0745  Musa al-kazim: Shia imam   

1341  Henry percy: 1st earl of northumberland, english statesman   

1433  Charles of charolais: The bold, duke of burgundy/polyglot   

1467  Charles of egmond: Duke of gelre/earl of zutphen [or nov 9]   

1480  Bridget of york: English princess and nun   

1483  Martin luther: Eisleben germany, founded protestantism   

1565  Laurentius paulinus gothus: Swedish theologian and astronomer   

1566  Robert devereux 2nd earl of essex/cousin/lover of elizabeth i: Robert devereux 2nd earl of essex/cousin/lover of elizabeth i   

0461  Leo i the great: Italian pope (440-61),   

0627  Justus: Archbishop of canterbury   

0901  Adelaide of paris: Queen of western francia   

1241  Celestine iv: [goffredo castiglioni], pope (1241, 16 days),   

1285  Pedro iii: King of aragon,   

1299  Jan i: Count of holland/zeeland (1295-99),   

1444  Wladyslaw iii warnenczyk: King of poland/hungary,   

1549  Paul iii: [alessandro farnese], italian pope (1534-49),