A day to remember events that left a mark on history, from scientific achievements to human tragedies.
From the first application of anesthesia to the death of iconic figures, each year brings with it stories that deserve to be remembered. Below is a review of the most notable anniversaries of this date.
Each September 30history reminds us significant events that marked the course of Argentina and the world. From tragic losses in the field of cinema to events that reflect dark moments in our history, this date is full of anniversaries that not only remember the past, but also offer a perspective on our identity as a nation. In this tour, both the iconic figures of Argentine culture and events of historical relevance that left their mark on society stand out.
Today, milestones ranging from national censuses to the deaths of great figures of humor and literature are commemorated. Through these events, you can appreciate the social and political context in which they took place, as well as their impact on the collective memory of Argentines.
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Anniversaries of September 30
- 1846: First application of anesthesia for tooth extraction in Argentina.
- 1924: The writer and journalist Truman Capote is born.
- 1941: Babi Yar massacre in Ukraine, one of the atrocities of the Holocaust.
- 1955: James Dean’s death in a car accident.
- 1960: The fifth National Census is carried out in Argentina.
- 1960: Premiere of the series “The Flintstones”.
- 1970: The sixth National Census is carried out in Argentina.
- 1974: Assassination of General Carlos Prats in Buenos Aires.
- 1976: The National Security Law is established in Argentina.
- 1982: The first edition of “Cuentos de la Selva” by Horacio Quiroga is presented in Buenos Aires.
- 1994: General Roberto Viola, former Argentine dictator, dies.
- 2000: Death of Palestinian boy Muhammad Al Durrah in Gaza.
- 2005: The first International Translation Day is celebrated.
- 2013: Inauguration of the El Impenetrable National Park in Argentina.
- 2020: Quino, creator of Mafalda, dies.
- 2023: White Cane Day is celebrated in Argentina.
Source: Ambito
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