March 2004 calendar

March 2004
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Learn the most interesting events and historical facts that happened in March 2004.
The US president was George W. Bush (Republican), the UK Prime Minister was Tony Blair (Labour), Pope St John Paul II was leading the Catholic Church.

But much more happened on March 2004: find out below

Historical Events

Which were the important events of March 2004?

Events

01 Mar 2004 Mohammed Bahr al-Uloum is elected President of Iraq
02 Mar 2004 In its monthly statistical report, the Palestinian Authority's prisoner's affairs ministry stated that there are now approximately 7,500 Palestinian prisoners. There are 336 children among them, 75 of which are girls and 943 who need medical attention. 41% of the 166 prisoner who died were victims of medical negligence and 18% succumbed to torture.
03 Mar 2004 On CBC national television, Abdurahman Khadr and his family admitted to being a terrorist suspect and that they were an al-Qaeda family. They also confessed that they had lived in Afghanistan with Osama Bin Laden.
04 Mar 2004 Three American Muslims were found guilty of conspiring to use paintball games as a training tool for holy war (jihad) in America.
05 Mar 2004 U.S. Republican National Committee issues a warning to television stations regarding anti-Bush ads sponsored by MoveOn.org. The letter warns against the possibility that ads could be funded with money raised in contravention of the 2002 Bipartisan Campaign reform Act.
06 Mar 2004 Tens of thousands protest in Caracas (Venezuela) against the fraud of the National Electoral Council in relation to the implementation of a presidential referendum mid-2004.
07 Mar 2004 New York City's medical examiner has confirmed that Spalding Gray is dead. Spalding Gray had been missing since January.
08 Mar 2004 The Iraqi Governing Council signs a new constitution.
09 Mar 2004 Two Islamic suicide bombers attacked Istanbul restaurant in Turkey on March 9, 2004, killing one and injuring five others.
10 Mar 2004 2004 ROC presidential election: Wei Chueh is one of the four Buddhist masters in Taiwan who controversially endorses Lien Cha.
11 Mar 2004 Madrid train bombings: 191 people were killed in simultaneous explosions at Madrid's rush hour trains, Spain.
12 Mar 2004 Its national assembly impeaches the President of South Korea, Roh Moo–hyun. This is the first such impeachment in nation's history.
13 Mar 2004 2004 ROC presidential election: 24 demonstrations held across Taiwan to support Lien Chan's bid.
14 Mar 2004 Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE), wins Spanish Legislative Elections. Socialists have 43% plurality due to their support for the US-led invasion in Iraq by the outgoing government.
15 Mar 2004 French President Jacques Chirac signs the law regarding secularity and conspicuous religious symbolism in schools, also known as the headscarf banning.
16 Mar 2004 Kriss Donald, a fifteen-year-old Scottish boy, was abducted by a Pakistani gang and tortured to death in an attack on Glasgow racially motivated.
17 Mar 2004 Unrest in Kosovo: More then 22 people are killed and 200 others are injured. 35 Serbian Orthodox shrines and two mosques in Belgrade, Nis and Kosovo are destroyed.
18 Mar 2004 Pervez Musharraf, Pakistani President, reports that his troops have attacked a group of Al-Qaida soldiers located in Waziristan (Pakistan), that were protecting Ayman al-Zawahiri.
19 Mar 2004 After years of hard work, a Swedish DC-3 that was shot down by a Russian MiG-15 over the Baltic Sea in 1952 has been finally recovered. In the meantime, the remains of three crewmen have been left behind to allow for further investigation.
20 Mar 2004 ROC presidential election: Chen Shuibian is declared the winner by less than 30,000 votes out of almost 13,000,000 cast (0.25%). Lien claims the result is unfair and asks for it to be void. Low turnout invalidates a controversial referendum.
21 Mar 2004 Jimmy Carter, former US president, and 2002 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, strongly condemns George W. Bush's and Tony Blair's inordinate war on Saddam Hussein. Blair, he claims, allowed his better judgement to be influenced by Bush's desire for a successful end to a war his father had begun.
22 Mar 2004 Ahmed Yassin is the founder and leader of the Palestinian Sunni Islamist Group Hamas. Two bodyguards and nine civilians are killed when Israeli Air Force AH 64 Apache fired Hellfire missiles hit the Gaza Strip.
23 Mar 2004 Unrest in Kosovo: A UNMIK patrol is attacked along the Pristina–Podujevo highway. One UN officer from Ghana is shot and killed. A second local officer is later killed by his wounds. Their translator is also injured but is stable.
24 Mar 2004 The European Competition Commission has labeled Microsoft an abusive monopolist. The Commission demands that Microsoft offer European computer manufacturers two versions of Windows with and without Windows Media Player. It also requires that rivals share technical information about server software.
25 Mar 2004 France's prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin is defeated in a shocking and unprecedented regional election.
26 Mar 2004 The United States Congress is currently preparing legislation to combat peer-to-peer technology from multiple angles.
27 Mar 2004 HMS Scylla, a decommissioned Leander class frigate (F71), is being sunk off Cornwall as an artificial reef. This is the first European vessel of this type.
28 Mar 2004 Leader of Hamas Abdel Aziz al-Rantissi states that God has declared war against the United States.
29 Mar 2004 The Republic of Ireland is the first country to ban smoking at work, bars, restaurants and in public places.
30 Mar 2004 A small explosion is set off by a suicide bomber inside the Bolivian Congress. The suicide bomber, a miner protesting unpaid pensions, and the chief congressional security officer are both killed. Several bystanders are also wounded.
31 Mar 2004 After being ambushed in Fallujah (Iraq), four American private military contractors who work for Blackwater USA were killed and their bodies left mutilated.

Famous Birthday

Sam Sheen
American child of noted parents, actor Charlie Sheen and actress Denise Richards, and granddaughter of actor Martin Sheen.
Amira Willighagen
Pop Singer.
Izzy Canillo
TV Actor.
Donielle Hansley
Dancer.
Darlene Vibares
Reality Star.
Forrest Wheeler
TV Actor.
Emilie Costa
British noted family member, daughter of Anthony Costa, singer with the boyband Blue, and Lucy Bolster The father is sometimes called Ant.
Daisy Tomlinson
Family Member.
Jacob
Musical.
Count Claus-Casimir
Count Claus-Casimir of Orange-Nassau van Amsberg.
Phoebe Tomlinson
Family Member.
Elizabeth Hiley
Model.
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Famous Deaths

Peter Ustinov
British actor who won two Best Supporting Actor Oscars for his roles in the 1960 film, "Spartacus" and the 1964 film, "Tapkapi.
Cecily Adams
American actress and casting director (Born 1958).
Harrison McCain
Canadian businessman co-founded McCain Foods (d. 2004).
Hubert Gregg
British broadcaster (Born 1914).
Ray Fernandez
American wrestler (Born 1957).
Art James
American game show host (Born 1929).
Timi Yuro
American singer (Born 1940).
Michael King
New Zealand historian (Born 1945).
Fernando Lazaro Carreter
Spanish linguist and journalist.
George Pake
American physicist (Born 1924).
Dr Gerald Deskin
Ph.
Rust Epique
former Crazy Town guitarist and frontman for the Alternative Rock band, pre)Thing (Born 1968).
Franz Konig
Austrian Catholic Archbishop of Vienna (Born 1905).
Vilem Tausky
Czech conductor and composer (Born 1910).
Rachel Hudson
British murder victim (Born 1984).
Pierre Sevigny
Canadian military officer and politician (Born 1917).
Ludmilla Tcherina
French ballet dancer and actress (Born 1924).
Adan Sanchez
Mexican-American singer (Born 1984).
Scott Helvenston
American Navy SEAL and Blackwater Contractor (Born 1965).
Frances Dee
American actress.
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