Today in History - 18th of July

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What Happened On This Day – 18th of July

• 2013 Government of Detroit declares bankruptcy

  The city, which was up to $20 billion in debt, became the largest municipal entity in the United States to declare bankruptcy.

• 1993 Agathe Uwilingiyimana elected as Prime Minister of Rwanda

  Rwanda's only female prime minister's tenure was cut short when she was assassinated at the outset of the Rwandan genocide.

• 1968 Intel is founded

  Founded in Santa Clara, California, the Intel corporation is the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer.

• 1925 Mein Kampf is published

  Adolf Hitler's autobiographical book was written while he served his sentence for treason in prison.

• 1870 The first Vatican Council, also known as Vatican I, decrees the doctrine of Papal infallibility

  The doctrine claims that the Pope cannot err when speaking on issues of morality and/ or faith

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Births On This Day – 18th of July

• 1980 Kristen Bell

  American actress

• 1950 Jack Layton

  Canadian politician

• 1950 Richard Branson

  English businessman, founded Virgin Group

• 1921 John Glenn

  American astronaut, politician

• 1918 Nelson Mandela

  South African politician, President of South Africa, Nobel Prize laureate

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