Following are some of the major events to have occurred on November 27
Reuters
1919 - The Treaty of Neuilly was signed, under which Bulgaria was forced to cede territory to Yugoslavia and Greece.
1941 - The last Italian forces in Ethiopia under General Nasi surrendered at Gondar. Over 23,000 prisoners were taken.
1942 - In World War Two, the German army entered Toulon and the French fleet anchored there was scuttled by its own crews.
2002 - U.S. President George W. Bush appointed Henry Kissinger to lead an independent investigation of the government's failure to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks.
2003 - Taiwan's parliament approved a landmark bill that allowed the island to hold referendums on sovereignty and other issues, despite warnings from China.
2004 - Pope John Paul II, attempting to mend relations with Orthodox Christians, returned to Istanbul the remains of two fourth-century church leaders, St Gregory Nazianzen and St John Chrysostom, 800 years after Crusaders snatched the sacred relics from Constantinople.
2005 - An explosion ripped through the state-owned Dongfeng coal mine in China's northeastern Heilongjiang province, killing 171 miners.
2006 - Democratic Republic of Congo's Supreme Court declared Joseph Kabila president, confirming his election victory.
2009 - Bomb causes Russian Nevsky Express train to crash near the village of Uglovka, killing dozens of people.
2013 - World's largest Chanukah menorah marks the start of the holiday season in New York.
2015 - Gunman storms Planned Parenthood abortion clinic in Colorado Springs.
