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1990
Reunification celebrationsGermany will be reunified .
Sign at the German-Austrian border near Kufstein
Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg sign the Schengen Agreement .
Estonia Lithuania
Latvia
The Baltic states declare their independence from the Soviet Union .
Soviet Union

The year 1990 was marked by numerous political innovations and marked the beginning of the 1990s. German reunification went down in history as one of the most formative events , after the end of the Cold War was actually sealed with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 . With the declaration of independence of some member states, the end of the Soviet Union was in sight, which then actually collapsed in 1991. In South Africa the era of apartheid ended after decades .

Annual dedications

1990 in other calendars
From urbe condita 2743
Armenian calendar 1438-1439
Ethiopian calendar 1982-1983
Badi calendar 146-147
Bengali calendar 1396-1397
Berber calendar 2940
Buddhist calendar 2534
Burmese calendar 1352
Byzantine calendar 7498-7499
Chinese calendar
 - era 4686-4687 or
4626-4627
 - 60 year cycle

Earth Snake (己巳, 6) -
Metal Horse (庚午, 7)

French
revolutionary calendar
CXCVIII - CXCIX
198-199
Hebrew calendar 5750-5751
Hindu calendar
 - Vikram Sambat 2046-2047
 - Shaka Samvat 1912-1913
Iranian calendar 1368-1369
Islamic calendar 1410-1411
Japanese calendar
 - Nengō (era): Heisei 2
 - Kōki 2650
Coptic calendar 1706-1707
Korean calendar
 - Dangun era 4323
 - Juche era 79
Minguo calendar 79
Modern Olympics XXIV
Seleucid calendar 2301-2302
Thai solar calendar 2533

Events

The year 1990 is welcomed at the Brandenburg Gate.

Politics and world events

January

February

March

former logo of TV Martí

April

Chemnitz coat of arms
Former Entrance sign to Karl-Marx-Stadt

May

June

Remnants of the Berlin Wall on Niederkirchnerstrasse (2004)

July

August

September

Palace of the Republic, 1977

October

Head and mouth of a preserved basking mouth shark

November

December

Flag of Kyrgyzstan

economy

science and technology

Hiten space probe

society

Culture

Entrance to the Sherlock Holmes Museum

music

See also: 1990 number one hits in Australia , Belgium , Denmark , Germany , Finland , France , Ireland , Italy , Japan , Canada , New Zealand , the Netherlands , Norway , Austria , Sweden , Switzerland , Spain , Hungary , the United States and the United Kingdom .

religion

Sports

For entries of athletics world records, see under the respective discipline under athletics .

Disasters

Minor accidents are listed in the sub-articles of Catastrophe .

Born

January

Toni Kroos
Cro, 2012

February

March

Andrea Bowen
Princess Eugenie of York

April

Emma Watson , 2012
Pavel Karelin

May

In the Yoon-a

June

Matthias Mayer, 2014

July

David Storl

August

September

Stefanía Fernández
Douglas Costa (2013)

October

İlkay Gündoğan

November

André Schürrle
David de Gea

December

Day unknown

Died

This is a list of the most important people who passed away in 1990. For a more detailed list see Nekrolog 1990 .

January

Herbert Wehner († January 19)
Ava Gardner , 1953

February

Heinz Haber (left) in conversation with Wernher von Braun

March

April

Horst Sindermann, 1989

May

Sammy Davis Jr. († May 16)
Jim Henson , 1989

June

Ilya Frank

July

Bruno Kreisky († July 29)

August

BF Skinner, around 1950

September

Samuel K. Doe

October

Leonard Bernstein († October 14)

November

December

Friedrich Dürrenmatt († December 14)

Day unknown

Nobel Prizes

Web links

Commons : 1990  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. The end for the old cadre. Federal government website (bundesregierung.de), accessed on August 4, 2017