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* <!--3 Feb--> [[Prime Minister of Georgia|Prime Minister]] '''[[Zurab Zhvania]]''' of [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] dies of apparent [[carbon monoxide]] poisoning. |
* <!--3 Feb--> [[Prime Minister of Georgia|Prime Minister]] '''[[Zurab Zhvania]]''' of [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]] dies of apparent [[carbon monoxide]] poisoning. |
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* <!--2 Feb--> The [[Vatican]] reports that '''[[Pope John Paul II]]''' is recovering from [[influenza]] and respiratory problems in a hospital in [[Rome]]. |
* <!--2 Feb--> The [[Vatican]] reports that '''[[Pope John Paul II]]''' is recovering from [[influenza]] and respiratory problems in a hospital in [[Rome]]. |
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* <!--1 Feb--> '''[[Gyanendra of Nepal|King Gyanendra]]''' of [[Nepal]] dismisses the parliamentary government of Prime Minister [[Sher Bahadur Deuba]] and assumes power as an [[absolute monarch]], immediately declaring a [[state of emergency]]. |
* <!--1 Feb--> '''[[Gyanendra of Nepal|King Gyanendra]]''' of [[Nepal]] dismisses the parliamentary government of appointed Prime Minister [[Sher Bahadur Deuba]] and assumes power as an [[absolute monarch]], immediately declaring a [[state of emergency]]. |
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Revision as of 22:44, 3 February 2005
- Prime Minister Zurab Zhvania of Georgia dies of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.
- The Vatican reports that Pope John Paul II is recovering from influenza and respiratory problems in a hospital in Rome.
- King Gyanendra of Nepal dismisses the parliamentary government of appointed Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and assumes power as an absolute monarch, immediately declaring a state of emergency.