November 29: the Polish Liberation Movement, the founding of the Barcelona Football Club and the DC-8 crash near Montreal

In 1830, the Polish national liberation movement began under the slogan of restoring the independent historical “Rzecz Pospolita”. It lasted until October 21, 1831.

In 1870, Nikolai Przhevalsky made his first trip across Central Asia.

In 1899, the Barcelona Football Club was founded - one of the most titled clubs in Spain and in the world in the total number of official trophies - 69 (25 are Spanish champions, 30 are Spanish Cups, 13 are Spanish Supercars, 2 are Spanish League cups). It was created by a group of Swiss, British, Spanish and Catalan footballers headed by Joan Gamper.

In 1938, Johnny Jones flew from Los Angeles to New York on an Aeronca 50 Chief light aircraft. For 30 hours and 47 minutes, he covered a distance of 4484 km.

In 1945, the world's first civilian rescue operation involving a helicopter took place. It was designed by ex-Kiev Igor Sikorsky.

In 1946, Belgium became a member of UNESCO.

1963 - DC-8 disaster near Montreal, killing 118 people. The total flight time elapsed from the beginning of the takeoff and until the moment of collision with the ground was 5 minutes and 15 seconds. The actual cause of the disaster cannot be named with certainty. At the time of the events, this was the largest plane crash in Canada with the participation of DC-8.

In 2009, a referendum was held in Switzerland, the result of which was a ban on the construction of minarets. The voter turnout at the same time was 53%. 57.5% of citizens who took part in the voting spoke against construction.