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1994 Catharina I "Ien" Dales, Minister of Internal affairs (1989-94), dies at 62
1988 Estonia declares sovereignty in internal affairs 1987 Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary of Commerce, dies of internal injuries 1986 U.S.S.R. frees dissident Andrei Sakharov from internal exile 1983 Joseph Mazzello, actor, Internal Affairs 1982 Dutch Internal minister Mr. M Red assigns BVD to spy on communists 1975 Britain grants internal self-government to Seychelles 1974 John Smallenbroek, Dutch Internal minister, dies at 72 1968 Theophilus E Donges, South Afr Internal minister, dies at 69 1967 Britain grants internal self-government to Swaziland 1963 Gambia achieves full internal self-government 1963 Zanzibar granted internal self-government by Britain 1962 Rwanda granted internal self-government by Belgium 1961 Tanganyika granted full internal self-government by Britain 1954 Largest check: Internal U.S. Treasury check at $4,176,969,623.57 1953 Lavrenti P Beria, soviet minister of internal security, executed 1946 Clare Short, born in Birmingham, England, politician, left wing, Secretary of State for Internal Development, supports legislating cannabis, critical of Israel 1945 Arthur Vanderpoorten, Flemish Internal minister (1940), dies at 61 1944 ... Pucheu, French Internal minister to Vichy, executed 1944 Vichy Internal minister Pucheu sentenced to death 1938 Dennis RB Madide, South African Internal minister of Transkei 1931 Frank T Mdlalose, KwaZulu minister of Internal minister 1931 Catharina I "Ien" Dales, Dutch Internal minister, 1989-94 1931 Eugene Louw, South African minister of Internal affairs 1927 Jacobus G Rietkerk, Dutch internal minister, VVD, 1982-86 1920 Antony Duff, born in England, served Royal Navy during World War II, Deputy Governor of Southern Rhodesia, diplomat, Director-General of Military Intelligence, section 5, 1985 - 1988, the United Kingdom's internal security service 1913 Internal Revenue Service begins to levy and collect income taxes 1909 Aeneas Mackay, Dutch Internal minister (ARP)/Colonization, dies at 70 1903 Abdulrahman, minister of Internal affairs/premier of Malaysia 1898 Theophilus E. Donges, South African minister of Internal Affairs 1897 1st submarine with an internal combustion engine demonstrated 1897 John Heemskerk Azn, Dutch Internal minister (1866..88), dies at 79 1897 Henry A. Rucker appointed Collector of Internal Revenue for Georgia 1895 Joannes Kappeyne van Coppello, Internal minister (1877-89), dies at 72 1894 John H van Maarseveen, Dutch minister of Justice/Internal minister 1891 Nicholaus Otto, auto pioneer (internal combustion engine), dies 1884 Arthur Vanderpoorten, Flemish minister of Internal affairs, 1940 1870 Jacob M de Kempenaer, Dutch Minister of Internal Affairs (1848-49), dies at 76 1862 Internal Revenue Law imposes 1st federal taxes on inheritance, tobacco and on incomes over $600 (progressive rate) 1861 Louis C Luzac, Dutch minister of Internal affairs, dies at 74 1835 Willem F Roell, Dutch baron/minister of Internal Affairs, dies at 67 1832 Jean-A-C Chaptal, French chemist/Internal minister, dies 1826 Samuel Mory patents internal combustion engine 1822 Joannes Kappeyne van de Coppello, Dutch Internal minister, 1877-79 1818 John Heemskerk Azn, Dutch minister of Internal minister, 1866..88 1817 Joseph baron Kervyn de Lettenhove, Belgian Internal minister, 1870-71 1793 Jacob M de Kempenaer, Dutch lawyer/Minister of Internal Affairs, 1848-49 1791 1st internal revenue act (taxing distilled spirits and carriages) 1786 Louis C Luzac, judge/Dutch Internal minister 1767 Willem F Roell, Dutch Internal minister |
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