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| + | *[[Hubert, Jean (1)|Jean Hubert]] died on [[October 30|30th October]], [[1691/en|1691]] in Saint-Etienne near Toulouse. | ||
*[[Baveux, Claude|Claude Baveux]] died on [[October 30|30th October]], [[1859/en|1859]] in [[Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont]]. | *[[Baveux, Claude|Claude Baveux]] died on [[October 30|30th October]], [[1859/en|1859]] in [[Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont]]. | ||
*[[Quetteville, Jacques-Nicolas-Fabrice|Jacques-Nicolas-Fabrice Quetteville]] died on [[October 30|30th October]], [[1864/en|1864]] in [[Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont]]. | *[[Quetteville, Jacques-Nicolas-Fabrice|Jacques-Nicolas-Fabrice Quetteville]] died on [[October 30|30th October]], [[1864/en|1864]] in [[Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont]]. | ||
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Events
- Die Genossenschaft Union Horlogère kauft am 30. Oktober 1919 das Areal Unionsgasse 13 - Eisengasse 5 zu Biel an.
- Am 30. Oktober 1985 startet der deutsche Wissenschaftsastronaut Reinhard Alfred Furrer an Bord des Space Shuttle Challenger bei der D1-Mission. Während der Mission trug er eine Sinn „142 S“ am Handgelenk und brachte damit den ersten automatischen Chronographen ins Weltall.
- Die MS Amsterdam wird am 30. Oktober 2000 in Betrieb genommen.
Births
- Martin Blessing was born on 30th October, 1774.
- Julie Huguenin was born on 30th October, 1790 in La Chaux-du-Milieu.
- Marie-Euphrasie Blanchard was born on 30th October, 1858 in Anneville, Seine-Maritime.
Deaths
- Jean Hubert died on 30th October, 1691 in Saint-Etienne near Toulouse.
- Claude Baveux died on 30th October, 1859 in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont.
- Jacques-Nicolas-Fabrice Quetteville died on 30th October, 1864 in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont.
- Adrien-Eugène Delépine died on 30th October, 1865 in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont.
- Armand Couaillet died on 30th October, 1954.