Inter Milan, formally Football Club Internazionale Milano, was founded in 1908 by members who broke away from AC Milan, disagreeing over limits on foreign players. The name Internazionale reflects its open-door policy, and the club plays in blue and black stripes at the San Siro. Under the coach Helenio Herrera in the 1960s, the so-called Grande Inter won two European Cups in a row and several Italian championships. In 2010, with José Mourinho as coach, it won the Italian league, the Italian cup and the Champions League in one season, a first for an Italian team. It is the only Italian club never to have been relegated from the top division.
Before and after
- 1908Identification of Takayasu's arteritis
- 9 January 1908Birth of Lev Landau
- 9 January 1908Birth of Simone de Beauvoir
- 27 January 1908Discovery of Pasiphae
- 9 March 1908Founding of Inter Milan
- 1 April 1908Birth of Abraham Maslow
- 5 April 1908Founding of Germany men's national association football team
- 5 April 1908Birth of Bette Davis
- 15 May 1908Founding of International Ice Hockey Federation
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- 23 June 1894Founding of International Olympic Committee
- from 6 April 1896 to 15 April 1896The first modern Olympic Games open in Athens
- 1903Rise of Bolsheviks
- 1907Rise of scouting
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