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10. 7. 1940

10.7. 1940 Battle of Britain

Hitler hoped that Great Britain would sue for peace. However, this did not happen, and so in July 1940 the battle began, lasting less than a year. The Germans caused considerable damage in London and other British cities.

9. 7. 1834

9.7. 1834 Jan Neruda is born

His short stories from Malostranské Street are among the gems of Czech modern prose. Jan Neruda was also at the birth of the Mayans. He was born at the beginning of July 1834.

Remains of an Aztec palace and ruins of Hernán Cortés' house found in Mexico City

Archaeologists from the National Institute for Anthropology and History (INAH) found a charity pawnshop from the second half of the 18th century under the northern part of the building. pre-Hispanic basalt floor slabs dating from the reign of the ruler Axayácatl (1469-1481) and the remains of Cortés' 1521 mansion in Tenochtitlán.

Thousand-year-old walls change previous assumptions about Poland's first capital

In Poznan, Poland, archaeologists have discovered part of a defensive wall from the late 10th century. A rescue survey prior to the construction of a new apartment building uncovered a massive stone and wooden wall seven metres below the current ground level. The new discovery is likely to rewrite the history of Poland.

8. 7. 1847

8.7. 1847 František Křižík was born

He was the first to light up Prague's square with electric light. The name of František Křižík is associated in Bohemia with the idea of an electric century, like Edison's in America.

7. 7. 1650

7.7. 1650 Swedish army left Moravian towns

During the Thirty Years' War, Swedish Protestant troops invaded Moravia in 1643. They left the town seven years later. Back then, in July, the Te Deum was sung in the churches to mark the end of the terrible war.

6. 7. 1415

6.7. 1415 Burning of Master Jan Hus

On the border Jan Hus sang until the smoke choked him. The fateful moment occurred on July 6, 1415 in Constance.

Roman coins, jewellery and other items found at racecourse in England

Chelmsford City Racecourse management have asked the local Braintree Metal Detecting Club if they could help them open a new racecourse. This is because one of the last layers of the racecourse was made of local soil and the detectorists were tasked with clearing it of any sharp metal objects that could potentially injure the racehorses...

13. 7. 2020

5.7. 1778 War of the Bavarian Succession

Twenty thousand human lives were paid by Prussia for the armed conflict that broke out in July 1778. The War of the Bavarian Succession is also known as the Potato or Plum Mela.

4. 7. 1943

4.7. 1943 Battle of the Kursk Arch

One of the most important clashes of the Second World War took place in the Kursk Arch, preparations began on 4 July 1943. It is the largest tank battle in history.