lebanese war
chronology
1975/1990
\_by Phases
\_by Dates
\_Search

6 news for the 6th of April, September

with the books
April 6, 1979friday
A general strike to protest against the insufficient salary increase paralyzed the country. The syndicates granted a delay of 3 months to the government.

\_this day in full \_on this day

April 6, 1983wednesday
The government decided to raise the salaries in the private sector: 10% up to 2500 LP, 9% raging from 2501 to 4000 LP, and 4% above 4000 LP.

\_this day in full \_on this day

September 6, 1984thursday
At the United Nations, the United States vetoed a Lebanese draft resolution submitted to the Security Council. This draft resolution requested from Israel, the 'occupying force', to respect civil rights in South Lebanon.

\_this day in full \_on this day

April 6, 1988wednesday
Following combats between Amal and Hezbollah, Nabatiyeh falls in the hands of Amal militiamen.

\_this day in full the books also date it 5 April 1988, 28 November 1988 \_on this day

\_what the books add

The books date the start of the Amal-Hezbollah fighting in the south to 5 April 1988 (de Clerck); Picard's chronology gives 28 November 1988, which seems to describe the later round in Beirut.

September 6, 1989wednesday
2000 angry demonstrators have besieged the American Embassy. Twenty-four hours later, 30 American diplomats, including the Ambassador John Mc Carthy, leave Lebanon.

\_this day in full the books also date it 16 November 1989 \_on this day

\_what the books add

According to Hanf and Fisk, the embassy closed after demonstrations by Aoun's supporters. A first youth protest at the embassy, against Western 'silence', took place in April 1989.

September 6, 1990thursday
7 deaths due to cholera are reported in Northern Lebanon.

\_this day in full \_on this day