1979: Benefited with public discontent in labor unrest in the United Kingdom, Margaret Thatcher led the Conservative Party gain a majority of 44 seats in parliament in the general elections and form a government first.
1947: A new democratic constitution came into force in Japan, under the supervision of the Allied occupation authorities; This system gives the emperor's sovereignty and rights to the people.
1945: Force India which is part of Allied, commanded by a British general, William Joseph Slim, seize the Burmese capital, Rangoon -now known as Yangon- of Japan.
1926: A mass strike begins in Britain involving three million workers who are sympathetic to the strike of coal miners; government recruit volunteers to keep essential services to keep it running, and the Trades Union Congress ended the strike on May 12.
1791: Under Stanislaw II, the last king of Poland, the country adopted a new constitution, replacing the elective monarchy with a system of royal descent and introduce liberal reforms that eliminate practices and social feudal law.
1737 - Abraham Patras, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies in Batavia in 1735 to 1737, died while still in office.
1937 - Gone With the Wind, a novel by Margaret Mitchell, get the Pulitzer Prize.
1985 - Indonesian boxer, Ellyas Pical, captured the IBF world boxing title of Judo Chun, a boxer from South Korea.
1997 - Garry Kasparov started playing chess with Deep Blue which is an IBM super computer.
Source : Wikipedia and http://www.kembangpete.com/2014/04/27/peristiwa-penting-yang-terjadi-pada-tanggal-3-mei/
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