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... Fame In The 20th Century - i (BBC 1 focusing tonight on the years 1933-40, which featured the rise to power u of dictators Adolf Hitler and Benito Mus- ‘ solini. In the United States, Hollywood stars Gary Cooper, James Stewart and Henry Fonda appealed as ...
... Hitler’s brain disease NEW evidence has been discovered that Adolf Hitler had Parkinson’s disease. Scientist Dr Fritz Redlich of the University of California, who studied a recently discovered piece of 1945 German newsreel, says it confirms that he had ...
... to be played in Hamburg on April 20, was called off amid safety fears because the date clashed with the anniversary of Adolf Hitler’s birthday. ...
... of the library and the library van yesterday. It included the name Combat-18 — a known racist group. The 18 stands for Adolf Hitler’s initials using a basic code with the one standing for the first letter of the alphabet, A, and the eight representing ...
... G.S. Selfridge opened the store that bears his name in London - Britain's first Americanstyle department store. 1933 - Adolf Hitler proclaimed The Third Reich, which he said would endure for a 1,000 years. 1937 - America’s first central blood bank was ...
... gasoline was successfully fired by Dr Robert H. Goddard, of Massachusetts, America. The rocket was just four feet high. 1935 - Adolf Hitler renounced the Versailles Treaty and introduced conscription. 1970 - Motown singer Tammi Terrell died of a brain tumour ...
... Territorial Army was formed. 1909 - The first began nnl?t;ln ru Britain. 1917 - American e panit Lo Joplin died. 1924 - Adolf Hitler was sentenced to five vears imprisonment m;':bomvo beer hall putsch in Munich. 1945 - American forces invaded Ss = W TP ...
... Falls from America to Canada in just five minutes. 1894 - London's Tower Bridge is officially opened to traffic. 1934 - Adolf Hitler political op:m'?nh in the Night of the Long Knives. 1936 - Margaret Mitchell's romantic novel Gone With The Wind is published ...
... & llmhiluki-helpedqinmwinwgold.{ Christopher Columbus discovered America. 5. In 1940 the leader of the Nazi party was Adolf Hitler. ...
... Inventor Thomas Edison : recorded the human voice for the first time. 1892: Package holiday pioneer Thomas Cook died. 1925: Adolf Hitler's & Mein Kampf was pu lished. 1955: Disneyland opened at Anaheim, California. 1969: An Oldsmobile driven by Senator Edward ...
... 1939 — Germany invaded Poland, with Adolf Hitler hurling more than a miillion troops at the country. 1983 - 269 people were killed when a Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 jumbo jet was shot down by a S5O ol Sedered \thodn entered 'Soviet airspace. 1985 — the ...
... gave his famous “peace in our time speech to cheer: ing crowds in London after signing a peace agreement with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. 1955: Screen idol James Dean, 24, died when his high-powered Porsche sports car crashed near Pn:oßoblu.Calh'- 1986: Madness ...