BELARUS rectified chart

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This is the rectified chart of:

 

BELARUS

Aug 25, 1991  7:52 PM -03:00

BGT

Minsk Longitude: 27E34

Latitude: 53N54

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 23:44 Current Period: JU/SA/ME

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed     SA   Nakshatra Lord

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Asc    27:15 Cap                  Dhanishtha Ma

Sun    08:15 Leo  +00:57:51  FM   Magha      Ke

Moon   11:56 Aqu  +12:26:08  ST   Shatbisha  Ra

Mars   02:02 Vir  +00:38:19  WK   U.Phalguni Su

MercR  01:29 Leo  -00:41:02 

CM   Magha      Ke

Jupt   02:28 Leo  +00:13:05 

FM   Magha      Ke

Ven R  03:44 Leo  -00:36:30 

CM   Magha      Ke

Sat R  07:43 Cap  -00:03:29  ST   U.Shadya   Su

Rahu   24:32 Sag  -00:06:50  FM   P.Shadya   Ve

Ketu   24:32 Gem  -00:06:50  FM   Punarvasu  Ju

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year - Internet Time: 745

beats

Day: Sunday  Sunrise: 6:06 AM

Tithi:  Krishna Pratipada

Yoga Pt: 23:31 Vi  Yogi:Ma  AviYogi:Ke 

Dup Yogi: Me

Dagha Rashis: Lib Cap

 

Rashi Chart

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Navamsha

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Some of the events/facts used in the rectification:

 

" The Declaration of National Independence of

the BSSR " was signed at a regular session of the Supreme Soviet of the

BSSR on 27

July 1990.

On 25

August 1991, it acquired the status of a constitutional law.

http://www.belarusembassy.org/belarus/short_overview.htm

 

Although the Supreme Soviet of the Belorussian SSR

adopted the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic on June 27, 1990 (some two weeks

after Russia had declared its

own sovereignty), the March 1991 referendum held throughout the Soviet Union showed that 83

percent of Belorussians wanted to preserve the Soviet Union.

 

Political change in Belarus came about only

after the August 1991 coup d'état in Moscow and a display of satisfaction by the Central

Committee of the CPB at the coup attempt--it never issued a condemnation of the

coup plotters. Following the coup's collapse and declarations of independence

by Estonia, Latvia, and Ukraine, Belarus declared its own

independence on August 25 by giving its declaration of sovereignty the status

of a constitutional document.

http://countrystudies.us/belarus/39.htm

 

On 25 August 1991 the Communist Party

issued a declaration of full national independence

http://www.verdewebsite.narod.ru/history/history.htm

 

Disaster Date Killed/Affected

Wind Storm 23-Jun-1997 5/21,390

Flood 5-Apr-1999 2/2,000 

Epidemic 26-Nov-1997 0/605 

 

Disaster Date Killed/Affected

Misc Accident 30-May-1999 54/78

Misc Accident 12-Oct-2003 31/31

 

1991        Aug 25, White-Russia (Belarus) declared it's independence.

   

1991        Dec 8, Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine declared the Soviet

national government dead, forging a new alliance to be known as the

Commonwealth of Independent States.

 

1994 Dec 22 - Four major Belarusian newspapers

appear with blank space on their pages, following the presidential administration´s

ban on publishing a report on corruption in the presidential team.

 

1994 Dec 25-30 – Two critically minded

independent newspapers are banned from the state printing plant in Minsk and four editors

fired by presidential decree.

 

1995        Sep 12, The Belarussian military border

guards shot down a hydrogen balloon during an international race, killing its

two American pilots.

 

1996 Mar 24 - Some 30,000 Belorusians take to the

streets to protest against President Lukashenko.

 

1996        Apr 2, A treaty between Russia and Belarus was to be signed

April 2.

  

1996        Jun 14, Victor Gonchar, Lukashenko’s

most active critic in parliament, was fired upon by police.

 

1996        Aug 8, A crackdown on commercial banks

was begun with new rules and sharp restrictions and in some cases

nationalization. All banks must register by Jan 1, 1997.

  

1996        Aug 23, The Pres. said too many are

trying to dodge the annual 92% tax on corporate earnings.

 

1996 Sep 1 - Radio 101.2, an independent Belarusian

language radio station, is closed with 24 hours´ notice;

 

1996        Sep 6, Lawmakers challenged the

president and added amendments to a referendum that proposed the elimination of

the presidency, popular election of local governors and tougher controls on

government spending.

  

1996        Nov 7, Pres. Lukashenko called a

national referendum to obtain power to disband the legislature and extend his

term of office from 5 to 7 years.

 

1996        Nov 18, Prime Minister Mikhail Chigir

resigned and 75 of 199 lawmakers signed petitions to impeach president Lukashenko.

 

  

1996        Nov 21, Belarus still had 18 SS-25

nuclear ICBMs.

 

1996        Nov 26, In Belarus supporters of

President Alexander Lukashenko broke away from Parliament, setting up their own

assembly.

 

1996        Dec 26, A $3.5-4 billion nuclear power

plant was planned to be built over the next 3 years.

  

1997        Mar 23, American diplomat Serge Alexandrov,

first secretary at the US embassy in Minsk, was ordered to

leave the country for participating in an anti-government march. The Foreign

Ministry accused him of being a CIA agent.

   

1997        Mar 26, Pres. Lukashenko announced the

revival of the Soviet tradition of “subbotniks,” weekend unpaid

mandatory labor.

  

1997        May 1, The government imposed a $3

million tax fine on the Soros Foundation for alleged currency exchange

violations. Soros called it a blatant attempt to suppress the independent

sector in Belarus.

 

1997        May 23, Russia and Belarus signed a union

charter for economic, military and political cooperation.

 

1997        Jul 27, Some 5-7 thousand marchers

rallied to condemn Pres. Lukashenko. within hours activists were detained by

the government.

 

1997        Aug 21, The Kremlin demanded the release

of journalists of ORT TV. They were jailed in Belarus for allegedly

trying to cross the border illegally into Lithuania. The journalists

had made negative reports on Pres. Lukashenko.

 

1997        Sep 3, Belarus tax officials

emptied the bank account of the Soros foundation and forced the it to close

down.

   

1997 Nov 24, after scarcely 15 minutes of

deliberation, a court in Minsk ordered the closure of “Svaboda " .

 

1998        Mar, The Belarus currency plunged

heavily this month.

 

1998        Jun 10, Belarus delayed a deadline

for foreign diplomats to leave their residences to permit repairs following

protests by diplomats.

  

1998        Jun 20, Ambassadors of the EU nations

announced that they would leave the country to protest a government move

barring them from their homes.

   

1998        Jul 13, Ten nations joined the EU in

locking out the leaders of Belarus for the eviction of

foreign ambassadors.

   

1998        Nov 25, From Belarus it was reported

that food rationing had been imposed for milk, meat and other goods due to

shortages.

   

1998        Dec 25, Belarus Pres. Lukashenko

and Russian Pres. Boris Yeltsin declared an agreement to begin unifying their

currencies and economies next year.

   

1998        Dec 27, Monthly income was reported to

be down to an average $40 per month with sever inflation and product shortages.

  

1998        Pres. Lukashenko shut down Svaboda, the

only independent newspaper in the country.

 

1999        Mar, Police arrested former Premier

Mikhail Chigir after he registered to run in opposition sponsored unofficial

presidential elections. He was released in November but still faced a trial on

corruption charges.

  

1999        Apr 5, Gennady Karpenko, opposition

leader and former deputy speaker of the 1996 disbanded parliament, died at age

49.

 

1999 April 20 - Belarusian gays protest first time

ever their persecution by the authorities and the church;

  

1999        May 30, In Belarus at least 54 people,

mostly teen-age girls, were killed in a stampede near an underground passageway

in Minsk as they left a

concert by a local beer company due to a sudden heavy rain.

 

1999 July 16-17 - Basovishcha '99 - 10th Festival

of Belarusian Rock Music taking place in Poland

  

1999        Jul 20, The term of Pres. Lukashenko

expired. He had extended his term to 2002 but the US said it would no

longer recognize him.

   

1999        Jul 22, In Minsk, Belarus, police broke up a

march by some 5,000 people against Pres. Lukashenko.

 

1999        Sep, Lukashenko opponents, Viktor Gonchar

and Anatoly Krasovsky, were shot to death. In 2001 2 KGB agents spoke on

videotape and admitted the murders.

 

1999        Oct 2, In Vitebsk it was reported

that the remains of 375 people were found during excavation work at the

abandoned Assumption Cathedral.

   

1999        Dec 8, Russia and Belarus signed a 3rd union

agreement. It proposed combining currencies by 2005 and the introduction of a

joint tax system in 2001.

   

2000        Mar 25, Thousands of people demonstrated

in Minsk against the rule of

Pres. Lukashenko and clashed with police.

 

2000        Oct 15, Parliamentary elections were

held. Authorities hand-picked most candidates and those with known anti-Lukoshenko

views were barred from running.

   

2001-05-31 IVANOV HOPES RUSSIAN EMBASSY EXPLOSION IN

MINSK WILL BE

INVESTIGATED

 

2001        Jul 19, It was reported that 2 Belarussian

defectors alleged that the Lukashenko regime ran a death squad that had killed

as many as 30 foes.

 

2001        Aug 27, In Belarus a videotape was

released that showed 2 men saying they were members of the Belarus KGB and had

shot to death 2 Lukashenko opponents in Sep., 1999.

   

2001        Sep 9, Presidential elections were held.

Pres. Lukashenko won with 75.6% of the vote. There were widespread allegations

of fraud and abuse.

   

2002        Oct 30, In Belarus authorities

reported the discovery of a mass grave on a military base at Slutsk with the

remains of up to 12,000 people killed during World War II.

 

2002        Dec 2, Belarus said its ambassador to

Japan has refused an order to return to the ex-Soviet state in what the envoy's friends said could

be an attempt to stage a " Cold War-style " defection.

   

2003        Jan 20, The leaders of Russia and Belarus reaffirmed their

commitment to closer integration under a union treaty that has developed slowly

since it was created nearly seven years ago.

  

2003        Apr 14, The US followed the lead

of 14 European countries and lifted a travel ban imposed last November on the

president and seven top ministers of Belarus over alleged human

rights violations in the former Soviet republic.

 

2003        Oct 12, In  Belarus a patient at a

mental hospital set fire to the building, killing 30 people and injuring 31.

 

Veronika Cherkasova, a well-known journalist who

worked for the Minsk-based opposition newspaper “Solidarnost”, was

killed in her home in Minsk on 20 October 2004.

 

more events at http://www.v2.nl/~arns/Texts/Chrono/Belarus.html

 

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