The ephemeris of Saturday September 12, 2020

We are the 256th day of the year and we celebrate Saint-Apollinaire.

Franciscan, born in Spain around 1570, was burned alive in Japan on September 12, 1622 for not having left the country.

The sun rises two minutes later at 7:25 a.m. and sets two minutes earlier at 8:08 p.m.

The saying

: "

".

- Some September 12 -

1494: birth of King François I in Cognac (died March 31, 1547)

1888: birth of singer Maurice Chevalier (died January 1, 1972)

1897: publication of “

” by André Gide

1910: first performance in Munich of Gustav Mahler's Eighth Symphony

1940: discovery of the prehistoric caves of Lascaux

1943: prisoner in Abruzzo, Mussolini is freed by an SS commando

1974: Emperor Haile Selassie is overthrown by a junta of Ethiopian revolutionary officers

1986: bomb explosion in a cafeteria in the Defense district in Puteaux.

41 injured

1992: death of American actor Anthony Perkins

2005: Israeli army leaves Gaza Strip after 38 years of occupation

2010: death of filmmaker Claude Chabrol

2013: death of Ray Dolby, inventor of the background noise reduction system that bears his name and of the so-called "

"

with which all movie theaters are equipped

2015: election of Jeremy Corbyn as head of the British Labor Party

2018: the European Parliament votes in favor of the copyright reform supposed to financially contribute to the internet giants for the artistic content and the articles they use

- It's their birthday -

Mylène Farmer, singer born in 1961

Alfie Allen, British actor born in 1986