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China, Erdbeben von Tangshan 1976, 50. Jahrestag am 28. Juli

28.07.2026

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  • RECORD DATE NOT STATED Tangshan, China, Earthquake July 28, 1976 Tangshan, China, Earthquake July 28, 1976 The Chengli Bridge in Tangshan Editorial use only. All other uses to be cleared with the copyright owner (World History Archive), in advance., WHA_105_0925.jpg, Tangshan; China; Earthquake; July 28, 1976; Chengli Bridge; disaster; natural disaster; earthquake aftermath; destruction; tragedy; historical event; Tangshan earthquake; 1976 earthquake; seismic activity; seismic event; bridge collapse; emergency response; rescue efforts; urban devastation; Chinese history; earthquake damage; Tangshan city; earthquake memorial; earthquake anniversary; earthquake recovery; earthquake survivors; earthquake casualties; earthquake impact; earthqua Copyright: xWorldxHistoryxArchive USGSx
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  • China: The shattered ruins of Tangshan City seen from the air after the disastrous Great Tangshan Earthquake, 28 July 1976 The Tangshan earthquake, also known as the Great Tangshan earthquake, was a natural disaster that occurred on July 28, 1976. It is believed to be the largest earthquake of the 20th century by death toll. The epicenter of the earthquake was near Tangshan in Hebei, People s Republic of China, an industrial city with approximately one million inhabitants.<br ><br > The number of deaths initially reported by the Chinese government was 655,000, but this number has since been stated to be around 240,000 to 255,000. Another report indicates that the actual death toll was much higher, at approximately 650,000, and explains tha Copyright: xxPicturesxFromxHistoryx
  • China: Young PLA (People s Liberation Army) volunteers carry an older, injured man in a quilt after the Great Tangshan Earthquake, 28 July 1976 The Tangshan earthquake, also known as the Great Tangshan earthquake, was a natural disaster that occurred on July 28, 1976. It is believed to be the largest earthquake of the 20th century by death toll. The epicenter of the earthquake was near Tangshan in Hebei, People s Republic of China, an industrial city with approximately one million inhabitants.<br ><br > The number of deaths initially reported by the Chinese government was 655,000, but this number has since been stated to be around 240,000 to 255,000. Another report indicates that the actual death toll was much higher, at approximately 650, Copyright: xxPicturesxFromxHistoryx
  • China: Rail track just outside Tangshan twisted and distorted by the strength of the Great Tangshan Earthquake, 28 July 1976 The Tangshan earthquake, also known as the Great Tangshan earthquake, was a natural disaster that occurred on July 28, 1976. It is believed to be the largest earthquake of the 20th century by death toll. The epicenter of the earthquake was near Tangshan in Hebei, People s Republic of China, an industrial city with approximately one million inhabitants.<br ><br > The number of deaths initially reported by the Chinese government was 655,000, but this number has since been stated to be around 240,000 to 255,000. Another report indicates that the actual death toll was much higher, at approximately 650,000, and explains t Copyright: xxPicturesxFromxHistoryx
  • China: Ruins of a government agricultural centre on the outskirts of Tangshan after the Great Tangshan Earthquake, 28 July 1976 The Tangshan earthquake, also known as the Great Tangshan earthquake, was a natural disaster that occurred on July 28, 1976. It is believed to be the largest earthquake of the 20th century by death toll. The epicenter of the earthquake was near Tangshan in Hebei, People s Republic of China, an industrial city with approximately one million inhabitants.<br ><br > The number of deaths initially reported by the Chinese government was 655,000, but this number has since been stated to be around 240,000 to 255,000. Another report indicates that the actual death toll was much higher, at approximately 650,000, and explain Copyright: xxPicturesxFromxHistoryx
  • (210728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2021 -- People mourn for victims in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake at the Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park in north China s Hebei Province, July 27, 2021. Wednesday marks the 45th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake. The 7.8-magnitude quake struck the city of Tangshan in Hebei Province on July 28, 1976, killing more than 240,000 people and destroying virtually all buildings. ) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN EARTHQUAKE-45TH ANNIVERSARY (CN) MuxYu
  • (210728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2021 -- A woman mourns in front of a memorial wall at the Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2021. Wednesday marks the 45th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake. The 7.8-magnitude quake struck the city of Tangshan in Hebei Province on July 28, 1976, killing more than 240,000 people and destroying virtually all buildings. (Photo by Xinhua) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN EARTHQUAKE-45TH ANNIVERSARY (CN) ZhaoxLiang
  • (210727) -- TANGSHAN, July 27, 2021 -- Aerial photo taken on July 26, 2021 shows the Tangshan quake monument in Tangshan City, north China s Hebei Province. Tangshan City in north China s Hebei Province, leaning against the Yanshan Mountains, facing the Bohai Sea, and abutting Beijing and Tianjin, has worked hard to rebuild itself since that tragic earthquake in 1976. In the early hours of July 28, 1976, one of the deadliest earthquakes of the 20th century razed the city to the ground, killing more than 240,000 people and injuring another 160,000. ) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-AERIAL VIEW(CN) JinxHaoyuan
  • (200728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2020 -- People arrange a flower basket at Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2020, the 44th anniversary of the 1976 Tangshan Earthquake. (Photo by Xinhua) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-EARTHQUAKE-ANNIVERSARY (CN) DongxJun
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  • (170105) -- BEIJING, Jan. 5, 2017 -- A man mourns for relatives killed in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake in front of a memorial wall in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2016. ) (zyd) XINHUA-2016 PHOTOS OF THE YEAR-CHINA (CN) WuxXiaoling
  • TANGSHAN, July 28, 2016 -- A woman mourns for relatives killed in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake in front of a memorial wall in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2016. In the early hours of July 28, 1976, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck the city in Hebei Province, killing over 242,000 people. Local residents came to the Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park and the Earthquake Monument to show love to their deceased family members and friends on Thursday. ) (wyo) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-EARTHQUAKE-COMMEMORATION (CN) WuxXiaoling
  • (160728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2016 -- A woman pastes flowers beside the name of her relative killed in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake listed on a memorial wall in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2016. Local residents came to the Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park on Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that killed their family members and friends. )(wsw) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-EARTHQUAKE-COMMEMORATION (CN) MouxYu
  • Bilder des Tages (160728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2016 -- Residents visit Tangshan Earthquake Ruins Memorial Park to pay tribute to people killed in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2016. Local residents mourn for the earthquake victims on Thursday to mark the 40th anniversary of the devastating earthquake that killed their family members and friends. )(wsw) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-EARTHQUAKE-COMMEMORATION (CN) MouxYu
  • TANGSHAN, CHINA - JULY 26: A wall is caved with names of victims killed in Tangshan earthquake in 1976 at Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park on July 26, 2016 in Tangshan, Hebei Province of China. Over 240,000 people were killed, and more than 160,000 people were seriously injured in a a magnitude 7.8 earthquake happened in north China s Tangshan City in 1976. CFP488816030
  • 1976 - Tangshan City where up to 500,000 died: These are the first unofficial, uncensored pictures out of China - which show some of the damage caused by the July earthquake the World s worst for a slow moving train as it pulled away from the industrial city of Tangahan, epicentre of the earthquake, 100 miles east of Peking. Millions people lived in the city before the quake and the death tollhas been put at 100,000 by official Chinese sources and at 500,000 by foreign estimated. The natural phenomenon was made worse by a man-made one-a honeycomb of coal mines below the city. Their collapse as violent tremors shcok the city opened up vast sink-holes into which an entire hospital and a train are sold to have disappeared. The railway system in and around the city was so badly hit that before it could be reppened repairs were needed for 144 miles of line. Photo shows a group of workers takc - ZUMAk09_
  • 1976 - Earthquake First Ucensored Pictures of Chinese quake of 1976 To Reach the west : Tangahan City Where Up to 500,000 Died: These are the first UN official, unensored pictures out of china -which show some of the damage caused by the July earthquakes- the world s worst for a least 12 years. They weretaken by a westerner from a slow moving train as it pulled away from the industrial city of Tangshan, epicentre of the Earthquake, 100 ,miles east of Peking. A Million people lived in the city before the quake and the death toll has been put at 100,000 by official Chinese Sources and at 500,000 by foreign estimates. The natural phenomenon was made worse by a man-made one- a honeycomb of coal mine below the city. Their Collapse as violent tremors shook the city opened up vast sink-holes int which an entire hospital and a train are said to have disappeared. The railway system in and around - ZUMAk09_
  • A resident pastes a paper flower beside the name of his relative dead in the 1976 Tangshan earthquake in front of the memorial wall in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2015. Local residents came to the memorial park on Tuesday to commemorate the 39th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake. )(mcg) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN-COMMEMORATION (CN) LixJunyi
  • (110728) -- SHIJIAZHUANG, July 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Visitor watch the earthquake rescue equipment in the Tangshan Earthquake Museum in Tangshan City, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2011. The Tangshan Earthquake Museum, the largest earthquake museum in China, opened on Thursday, a day that marked the 35th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake that killed more than 240,000 people in 1976. (Xinhua Gong Zhihong) (llp) CHINA-HEBEI-TANGSHAN EARTHQUAKE MUSEUM-OPENING (CN)
  • (110728) -- TANGSHAN, July 28, 2011 (Xinhua) -- Flowers are laid at a memorial wall in Tangshan, north China s Hebei Province, July 28, 2011. People from all walks of life came to a memorial park Thursday in Tangshan to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Tangshan earthquake happened in 1976. (Xinhua Gao Wei)(mcg) CHINA-TANGSHAN-EARTHQUAKE-COMMEMORATION (CN)
  • (100723) -- SUZHOU, July 23, 2010 (Xinhua) -- Zhang Hong, a 62-year-old survivor of the Tangshan quake, pastes the paper written with his good wishes on the wall during a premiere of the film Aftershock in Suzhou, east China s Jiangsu Province, July 22, 2010. In 1976, a 7.8-magnitude quake hit Tangshan City of north China s Hebei Province, and left more than 240,000 people dead. The movie Aftershock which is directed by Feng Xiaogang, reflects the devastating earthquake in Tangshan in 1976. The film, with the tagline 23 seconds, 32 years, tells the story of a mother who had to make a choice between saving her daughter or her son during the 23 seconds in which the disaster ravaged the town. Feng said the film is really a heart-touching story about family and the healing of the quake survivors emotional wounds. (Xinhua Zhu Guigen)(mcg) (1)CHINA-FILM-AFTERSHOCK (CN)
  • (100713) -- BEIJING, July 13, 2010 (Xinhua) -- Chinese director Feng Xiaogang (C) and cast members attend the premiere press conference of movie Aftershock in Beijing, capital of China, July 13, 2010. The film directed by Feng reflects the devastating earthquake in Tangshan of north China s Hebei Province in 1976. The epic, costing more than 100 million RMB yuan (about 15 million U.S. dollars), is due out on July 22 in both IMAX and common format. (Xinhua Jin Liangkuai) (jl) CHINA-BEIJING-FILM AFTERSHOCK -PREMIERE-PRESS CONFERENCE (CN)
  • Rettungskräfte bergen Verschüttete nach einem Erdbeben in Tangshan -