April 5: on this day in history
A few events that happened on April 5. You do not need to know them all; curiosity is enough.
Historical events
- 1242Russian forces led by Alexander Nevsky repelled the Teutonic Knights in the Battle on the Ice on frozen Lake Peipus.
- 1621After dropping off settlers in America, the Mayflower began its return voyage to England.
- 1792George Washington became the first US president to use the veto.
- 1910The Transandine Railway opened, linking Argentina and Chile across the Andes.
- 1998Japan's Akashi Kaikyō Bridge, the world's longest suspension bridge when it opened, began carrying traffic.
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