1995 Russ Karel, director, dies at 45
1994 Karel Kryl, folk singer, dies at 49
1993 Karel Goeyvaerts, Flemish composer (8 Horse Bet), dies at 69
1992 Karel Poons, father of Paul Deen, dies
1988 Karel Horky, composer, dies at 79
1987 Karel Albert, Flemish composer (Marieken van Nymeghen), dies at 86
1984 Karel Mengelberg, composer, dies at 81
1979 Karel Reiner, composer, dies at 69
1978 Karel G Bakker, actor (Coffee House), dies at 66
1976 Karel M J F Cruysberghs, Flemish author (On the Pulpit), dies at 85
1975 Karel Paul van der Mandele, director (Rotterdam Bank), dies at 94
1974 Karel Salmon, composer, dies at 76
1974 Karel Janacek, composer, dies at 70
1972 Karel Haba, Czech violinist and composer, dies at 74
1972 Karel Boleslav Jirak, composer, dies at 81
1965 Karel Novacek, born in Prostejov, Czechoslovakia, tennis star, 1994 Hilversum
1958 Karel Wellens, Flemish painter, dies at 69
1952 Karel Sys wins European heavyweight boxing title
1950 Karel van de Graf, Dutch TV host
1949 Russ Karel, director
1948 Karel Candael, Flemish composer, dies at 64
1945 Karel Moor, composer, dies at 71
1945 Rudolph Karel, composer, dies at 64
1944 Karel Kryl, folk singer
1944 Karel Weis, composer, dies at 82
1942 Karel WFM Doorman, Dutch rear-admiral (Java Sea), KIA at 52
1940 Karel Vachek, director, Moravska Hellas, Elective Affinities
1938 Karel Capek, Czech author/antifascist (Bila Nemoc), dies at 48
1927 Karel Kupka, composer
1926 Karel Reisz, director, Everybody Wins, Isadora, Who'll Stop the Rain
1923 Karel Goeyvaerts, Flemish composer, Summer Games
1922 Karel and Josef Capek's "World We Live In," premieres in New York City
1921 Karel Husa, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, composer, Trojan Women
1921 Karel van het Reve, Dutch Slavist, Comrade's Religion
1921 Karel Appel, painter, Vragende Children
1921 Karel Capek's "RUR," premieres in Prague
1920 Karel Kovarovic, composer, dies at 57
1920 Karel Capek's "Vec Makropulos," premieres in Prague
1920 Karel Capek's "Loupeznik," premieres in Prague
1918 Karel Stecker, composer, dies at 57
1911 Karel G. Bakker, Dutch actor, Lady Windermere's Fan
1910 Karel Reiner, composer
1909 Karel Horky, composer
1908 Karel Ancerl, Czech conductor, Prague/Toronto
1905 Karel Komzak, composer, dies at 54
1904 Karel Srom, composer
1903 Karel Janacek, composer
1901 Karel Albert, Flemish composer, Marieken van Nymeghen
1898 Karel Haba, composer
1897 Karel Salmon, composer
1897 Karel Bendl, composer, dies at 59
1893 Karel Komzak, composer, dies at 69
1893 Karel Lotsy, Dutch insurance director and Olympic-chief d'equipe
1892 Karel L Baars, Dutch actor, White Slaves Trade
1891 Karel MJF Cruysberghs, Flemish author
1891 Karel Boleslav Jirak, composer
1890 Karel M M Verlat, Flemish painter/graphic artist, dies
1890 Karel Capek, Czechoslovakia, writer, R U R, ; coined the word "robot"
1889 Karel Miry, composer, dies at 66
1889 Karel WFM Doorman, Dutch rear admiral
1889 Karel Wellens, Flemish painter
1883 Karel Candael, Flemish composer, Passacaglia en Bourree
1880 Rudolph Karel, composer
1880 Karel Paul van der Mandele, financier/director, Rotterdamsche Bank
1879 Karel van den Oever, Flemish author and poet, Geuzenstad
1878 Karel van de Woestijne, Flemish writer/poet, God at Sea
1873 Karel Moor, composer
1870 Karel J Erben, Czech poet (Ruiker), dies at 69
1862 Karel Kovarovic, composer
1862 Karel Weis, composer
1861 Karel Stecker, composer
1850 Karel Komzak, composer
1838 Karel Bendl, composer
1833 Kaspar Hauser, German son of grand duke Karel of Bathe, murdered at 21
1824 Karel M M Verlat, Flemish painter/graphic artist
1823 Karel Komzak, composer
1823 Karel Miry, composer
1812 Kaspar Hauser, German son of grand duke Karel van Bathe
1811 Karel J Erben, Czech poet, Bouquet
1785 Karel Blazej Kopriva, composer, dies at 29
1772 Karel Jozef, ruler of Batthyanyi, dies at 73
1756 Karel Blazej Kopriva, composer
1740 Karel van Poucke, Flemish sculptor
1739 French emperor Karel VI sign secret treaty
1738 France offers emperor Karel VI mediation in war against Turkey
1735 France and Emperor Karel VI sign peace accord
1728 Prussian Emperor Karel VI sign Treaty of Berlin
1726 Emperor Karel VI and tsarina Catharina the Great sign military treaty
1723 Emperor Karel VI's Pragmatic Sanctie declares Constitution
1722 Hungarian Parliament condemns emperor Karel VI's Pragmatic Sanctions
1718 Emperor Karel VI, Turkey and Venice sign peace treaty
1716 Hungarian Emperor Karel VI's troops occupy Temesvar
1716 England and Emperor Karel VI signs military treaty
1716 Duke Karel Leopold of Mecklenburg-Schwerin signs covenant with Russia and marries Czar Peter the Great's niece
1714 King Karel XII leaves Turkish captivity to return to Sweden
1714 Karel, duke of Berry/French heir to the throne, dies
1713 Emperor Karel VI ends Pragmatic Sanctions
1712 Emperor Karel VI crowned king of Hungary
1711 Karel VI Habsburg crowned Roman Catholic emperor
1711 Arch duke Karel of Austria/Hungarian rebellion sign Peace of Szatmar
1708 Swedish King Karel XII beats Russians
1700 Battle at Narva: Swedish king Karel XII beats Russians
1698 Karel Jozef, ruler of Batthyanyi
1685 Karel, monarch of Palts, dies
1682 Swedish king Karel XI establishes absolute monarchy
1656 Battle at Warsaw: Swedish king Karel X Gustaafbeats Johan II Kasimir and occupies Warsaw
1655 Swedish King Karel X Gustaaf occupies Krakow
1655 Swedish king Karel X Gustaaf occupies Krakow
1655 Swedish king Karel X Gustaaf occupies Warsaw
1655 Swedish king Karel X Gustaaf occupies Warsaw
1612 Karel van Croij, prince of Chimay/Duke of Aarschot
1606 Carolus Gallus, [Karel de Haan], Dutch lawyer/pastor/vicar, dies at 85
1597 Barbara Blomberg, German mistress of emperor Karel, dies at 67
1590 Karel "Cardinal" van Bourbon, archbishop of Rouen, dies at 66
1556 Ex-emperor Karel departs Netherland for Spain
1556 Karel V's son Philip II crowned king of Spain
1556 Emperor Karel appoints his son Philip II, king of Spain
1555 Emperor Karel puts son Philip II in charge of Netherlands/Naples/Milan
1552 Emperor Karel and Markgraaf Albecht strike siege for Metz
1552 Mauritius of Saksen captures Karel
1552 Mauritius van Saksen begins alliance with Karel Anikita Stroganov
1551 Emperor Karel appoints son Philip as heir to the throne
1550 Carolus Gallus, [Karel de Haan], Dutch lawyer/pastor/vicar
1547 Monarch Johan Frederik surrenders to Karel
1547 Protestant German monarch surrenders to Karel in Wittenberg
1547 Battle of Muhlberg: Emperor Karel V vs ruler Johan F the Brave
1543 Karel/Henry VIII sign anti-French covenant
1540 Emperor Karel names his son Philip, duke of Milan
1540 Emperor Karel deprives city Gent definitive rights/privileges
1539 Emperor Karel and King Francois I sign anti-English treaty
1538 Peace talks between Karel and King Francois I
1536 France and Turkey sign milt/trade agreement against King Karel
1535 Karel V's fleet sails under Andrea Doria to Tunis
1532 Karel I and evangelical monarchy signs Peace of Neurenberg
1532 Henry VIII and Francois I signs secret treaty against emperor Karel V
1531 Pope Clemens VII and Francois I sign secret treaty against Karel V
1530 Florence surrenders for emperor Karel I
1529 Emperor Karel V and Pope Clemens VII sign Treaty of Barcelona
1527 Pope Clemens VII signs treaty with emperor Karel I
1527 Karel van Bourbon, military governor (Lombardije), dies at 37
1525 Battle at Pavia: Emperor Karel V's troops beat French king
1524 Emperor Karel I bans German national synode
1522 Emperor Karel I names Hernan Cortes governor of Mexico
1522 Battle at La Bicocca: Emperor Karel V beats France
1522 Emperor Karel I returns to Spain
1521 Battle at Milan: Emperor Karel V's/pontifical/Spanish/German troops beat France and occupy Milan
1515 Anna of Bohemia (12) marries Karel van Ferdinand of Austria
1504 Settle engagement of Karel of Luxembourg and Claudia the Beaujeu
1387 Karel de Boze, king of Navarra (1349-87), dies
1380 John von Neumarkt, German bishop/Chancellor Karel IV, dies
732 Battle at Tours: France under Karel Martel beat Moors
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