What happened on March 4? Today in history

Important events have taken place in history on March 4, both in the world and in our country. Here are some of the significant moments from that day:

İzmir Economic Congress (1923): The economic problems of the new Turkey were discussed with 1135 delegates who gathered at the Banka-Han building in İzmir, starting on February 17. A congress was held to determine how to achieve the goal of political and economic independence following the War of Independence. Kazım Karabekir was elected as its president. The congress concluded on March 4.

Establishment of Ankara Radio (1927): Put into operation by the Turkish Wireless Telephone Corporation, Ankara Radio began its broadcasting life for the first time on a 1554-meter wavelength with a 5 kW transmitter.

Explorer Christopher Columbus's Arrival in the Americas: On March 4, 1493, explorer Christopher Columbus reached the Americas with his ship, the Niña.

1977 Vrancea Earthquake (Romania): The 7.2 magnitude earthquake that occurred in the Socialist Republic of Romania on March 4, 1977, lasted for 55 seconds. Approximately 1,500 people died and 11,300 people were injured in the earthquake.

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