June in history 14 What happened today?

1,1991June 14: The fourth unit of Lubuge Hydropower Station, the first national key project in China to take the lead in international bidding competition, was connected to the grid 106 days in advance. This marks the completion of the whole power station project. Lubuge Hydropower Station is located at the junction of Yunnan Province and Guizhou Province. It is a cascade hydropower station on the Huangni River, with four 654.38+0.5 million kilowatt generating units with a total capacity of 600,000 kilowatts and an annual power generation of 2.75 billion kWh, with a total investment of 65.438+0.6 billion yuan.

2.6 1940 14: In World War II, Nazi German troops occupied Paris, and Paris was declared as undefended city by the French government. The Germans marched and 2 million Parisians had to leave their homes.

June 3.65438+June 65438+1June 4, 985: The Federal Republic of Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg signed the Schengen Agreement in Luxembourg, canceling their border inspection. Its purpose is to abolish the borders between member States, move freely and live indefinitely. There are currently 26 member States.

4.1958 June 14: eric heiden, an American speed skater, was also the first athlete to win five gold medals in individual events at an Olympic Games and set all five Olympic records.

5. 1645 June 14: In the English Civil War, the main army of King Charles I of England was defeated by the parliamentary army led by Fairfax and Cromwell at the Battle of Nesby.