2008 in Europe
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Events from the year 2008 in Europe.
Events
- May 21 - The first all-English European Cup final saw Manchester United beat Chelsea on penalties after a 1–1 draw in Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium.[1]
- August 7–16: Russia–Georgia war
- August 28 – The Russian group Voina staged the Fuck for the heir Puppy Bear! performance at the Timiryazev State Biological Museum in Moscow to protest at the election of Dmitry Medvedev in the 2008 Russian presidential election.[2]
Deaths
January
- January 2
- George MacDonald Fraser, British author
- Günter Schubert, German actor
- January 3
- Jimmy Stewart, British racing driver
- Werner Dollinger, German politician
- January 7 – Detlef Kraus, German pianist
- January 9 – John Harvey-Jones, British businessman
- January 19 – Morris Maddocks, British bishop
- January 30 – Jeremy Beadle, British television presenter, writer and producer
February
- 28 February – Mike Smith, British singer
March
- 8 March – Carol Barnes, British newsreader
- 18 March – Anthony Minghella, British film director
- 19 March
- Arthur C. Clarke, British science fiction author and inventor
- Paul Scofield, British actor
- 20 March – Brian Wilde, British actor
- 23 March – Neil Aspinall, British record producer and business executive
- 28 March – Michael Podro, British art historian
April
- 1 April – Jim Finney, British football referee
- 7 April – Mark Speight, British television presenter
- 25 April – Humphrey Lyttelton, British jazz musician and broadcaster
May
- 16 May – David Mitton, British producer and director
- 24 May – Rob Knox, British actor
- 28 May – Beryl Cook, British artist
July
- 2 July – Elizabeth Spriggs, British actress
- 3 July – Clive Hornby, British actor
- 4 July – Charles Wheeler, British journalist
- 14 July – Hugh Lloyd, British actor
August
- 11 August – Bill Cotton, British producer
- 29 August – Geoffrey Perkins, British comedy producer, writer and performer
- 31 August – Ken Campbell, British actor and raconteur
September
- 15 September – Richard Wright, British musician
- 24 September - Ruslan Yamadayev, Russian politician
November
- 3 November – Brooks Mileson, British businessman,
- 4 November – Syd Lucas, British World War I veteran
- 12 November – Mitch Mitchell, British drummer
- 16 November – Reg Varney, British actor
December
- 8 December – Oliver Postgate, British animator, puppeteer and writer
- 14 December – Kathy Staff, British actress
- 24 December – Harold Pinter, British playwright
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References
- "Man Utd earn dramatic Euro glory". BBC News. 22 May 2008. Retrieved 1 January 2010.
- Sex Orgy in a Museum! Archived 2013-11-13 at the Wayback Machine Medusa TV. 2012-08-19.
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