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September 28 in History

Throughout history, September 28 has witnessed remarkable events that shaped nations and influenced generations. From historic battles to groundbreaking discoveries, explore what happened on this day and why it remains significant.

Historical Events on September 28

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📅 Sep 28, 1864

The International Workingmen's Association Is Founded in London

On September 28, 1864, the First International was founded in London, bringing together trade unionists, socialists and political exiles.

⛳France⛳United Kingdom
📖Movements📖Politics
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📅 Sep 28, 1928

Alexander Fleming Notices That Mould Kills Bacteria

On September 28, 1928, Alexander Fleming found that a mould had killed bacteria in a dish, and penicillin was discovered.

🔖Antibiotics 🔖Biology 🔖Medical Discoveries 🔖Medicine🔖Nobel Prize
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📅 Sep 28, 1970

Gamal Abdel Nasser Dies in Cairo at 52

On September 28, 1970, Gamal Abdel Nasser died of a heart attack in Cairo at 52, and millions mourned him across the Arab world.

⛳Egypt
📖Politics
🔖Coups 🔖Deaths🔖Regime Changes
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📅 Sep 28, 1978

Pope John Paul I Dies After 33 Days in Office

On September 28, 1978, Pope John Paul I died after 33 days as pope, and the circumstances produced conspiracy theories that persist.

⛳Italy⛳Vatican City
📖Religion
🔖Christianity🔖Coronations 🔖Deaths
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📅 Sep 28, 1994

The Ferry Estonia Sinks in the Baltic Sea

On September 28, 1994, the ferry Estonia sank in the Baltic with the loss of 852 lives, the worst European maritime disaster in decades.

⛳Estonia ⛳Finland ⛳Sweden
🔖Deaths🔖Disasters🔖Natural Disasters