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| Today i am very happy to say that today is the 72nd anniversary of Bugs bunny's first appearance in public in 1940, ever since he has been making the lives of children and adults alike shine just a little bit more. God bless you Bob Clampett and Mel Blanc. |
Friday, 27 July 2012
Bugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
July 27 in History
1689, Glorious revolution, Mary II and William III suceed the british throne together.
1890, Vincent van gogh shoots himself and dies two days latter.
1921, Canadians Frederick Banting and Charles Best prove insulin is a treatment for diabetes.
1940, Bugs Bunny is introduced to the cartoon world.
1953, the Korean war ends.
1890, Vincent van gogh shoots himself and dies two days latter.
1921, Canadians Frederick Banting and Charles Best prove insulin is a treatment for diabetes.
1940, Bugs Bunny is introduced to the cartoon world.
1953, the Korean war ends.
Thursday, 26 July 2012
July 26th movement
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| For the most part we are celebrating the 59th anniversary of the July 26th movement which started the Cuban revolution in 1953, It all started which a group of Communist extremist lead a failed attack on the Moncada military barracks in Santiago de Cuba, this event started a revolution that deposed Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, eventually making Cuba the Paradise it is today1 |
Map of July 26
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| My map for today is well, since during the French and Indian war, today was the day the British defeated the French and the battle of Louisburg, and Louisburg is important to me because its near and defined the future history of my region, I decided to show a map of the war which is really responsible for America and Canada, not a war of independence, but what allowed people to think in that direction. |
Happy birthday to...
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the taught many high ranking people the art of music in his younger years living in Lemburg and other Polish cities. Eventually he became the head of music for the Austrian Empire, living in both Vienna and Salzburg, in 1844 be died, no children nor married, but he did produce dozens of songs that would stand the test of time, and leave him a great legacy.
July 26 in history...
1581, the northern low countries declare independence, forming the Dutch republic, predecessor to the Netherlands.
1847, Liberia declare independence.
1890, revolution in Argentina forces the president to resign.
1944, Soviet armies liberate the German occupied city of Lviv (Lemburg).
2008, 21 bombs in Ahmadabad, India kills 56 and injures over 200.
1847, Liberia declare independence.
1890, revolution in Argentina forces the president to resign.
1944, Soviet armies liberate the German occupied city of Lviv (Lemburg).
2008, 21 bombs in Ahmadabad, India kills 56 and injures over 200.
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
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Happy birthday to...
1016 – Casimir I, Duke of Poland (d. c. 1058)
1421 – Henry Percy, 3rd Earl of Northumberland, English politician (d. 1461)
1657 – Philipp Heinrich Erlecach, German Baroque composer (d. 1714)
1683 – Pieter Langendijk, Dutch dramatist and poet (d. 1756)
1711 – Lorenz Christoph Mizler, German physician, mathematician, and writer on music (d. 1778)
1848 – Arthur Balfour, 33rd Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (d. 1930)
1860 – Princess Louise Margaret, Duchess of Connaught (d. 1917)
1908 – Bill Bowes, English cricketer (d. 1987)
1908 – Jack Gilford, American actor (d. 1990)
1908 – Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer, Indian musician (d. 2003)
1915 – Joseph Kennedy Jr., Elder brother of President John F. Kennedy (d. 1944)
1927 – Sadiq Hussain Qureshi, Pakistani politician (d. 2000)
1961 – Hugo Teufel III, 2nd Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Homeland Security
1962 – Doug Drabek, American baseball player
1967 – Matt LeBlanc, American actor
1967 – Wendy Raquel Robinson, American actress
1976 – Jovica Tasevski-Eternijan, Macedonian poet
1981 – Constantinos Charalambidis, Greek-Cypriot footballer
1988 – Heather Marks, Canadian model
1988 – Anthony Stokes, Irish footballer
1989 – Noel Callahan, Canadian actor
1989 – Francisco Ferreira, Portuguese journalist
1990 – Andi Eigenmann, Filipina actress1992 – Lil Phat, American rapper (d. 2012)
and many other! thanks for some help wikipedia (=
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Portugal is forever
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| Today we celebrate the 963rd anniversary of the Portuguese state when Alfonso I, count of Portugal declares himself king, creating the kingdom which would last until 1910, and a legacy of language and culture that will last for eternity. |
continuing the Sino-Japanese war
First Sino-Japanese war
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| Today we commemorate the 118th anniversary of the Sino-Japanese war, as it sounds, the war was between China and Japan, the war left 50,000 dead (not much compared to world war I or II) by in history it complete change Asian warfare using tactics that would be use in Vietnam and Korea in the 20th century, also it defined the future of Taiwan, Korea and parts of china forever. |
Map of July 25th
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| Since today is the 89th anniversary of the end of Benito Mussolini's power in Italy, I thought that the map should be of the fascist Italian plan for the end of world war II, the orange is "Greater Italia" for land to be "Italianised" and was occupied during the war, the green was a plan for Italian expansion after the war. |
July 25th in history...
-306, Constantine I is declared roman emperor, beginning the era of Christian supremacy in Europe and North Africa.
-1554, Mary I of England marries Phillip II of Spain.
-1755, the British government orders the expulsion of 20,000 Arcadian (French) from their Canadian colonies, over half died on ships heading to Louisiana, France of inland Canada.
-1868, Wyoming enters the United States.
1943, Benito Mussolini is ousted from power in Italy, Germans quickly start governing the north of the country.
-1554, Mary I of England marries Phillip II of Spain.
-1755, the British government orders the expulsion of 20,000 Arcadian (French) from their Canadian colonies, over half died on ships heading to Louisiana, France of inland Canada.
-1868, Wyoming enters the United States.
1943, Benito Mussolini is ousted from power in Italy, Germans quickly start governing the north of the country.
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
World History Blog: Columbus blamed for Little Ice Age
World History Blog: Columbus blamed for Little Ice Age cheak out this interesting post, I don't believe its true but still...
Politics?
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One of my favourite concepts in history is the ideas of nations and their ethnicity's, like sometimes I wonder how nations such as Belgium can exist, with 45% Dutch and 45% French I wonder how there isn't a force that hasn't completely destroyed the nation, with a nation like Belgium, I wonder why France and the Netherlands aren't bigger from parts of Belgium joining them, well the ethnic-political problem has all ways existed, but it wasn't until times like the end of world war I (one of my favourite times in history) when the problem started to erupt, in 1918-1921 Austria-Hungary's failure in the war, there was a national awakening among ethnicity's, the treaty of Versailles divided the nation among ethnic borders rather then Austria's insane polyglot states, in the Hungary part of the empire a civil war among ethnicity's cause the division above. I believe the government is what keeps nations together, not language, while Austria's unequal society caused its defeat, Belgium may always exist for its freedom is unmatched by any possible "successor states" I plan to show more about this concept, to help me or comment or criticise, email me at jployer@live.com |
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The flight continues
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| Happy 115th birthday to pilot Amelia Earhart! |
Daily Map from history
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| I love maps, for me its like going back to the time, every day i will show a map from history and a little bit about it. This is a map of the partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth, I want people to learn themselves, so when? why? and how? are questions i hope you'll find out about. I will tell you that the three partitions defined borders of all of Europe forever. |
Freedom for Turkey
Today we celebrate the 89th anniversary of the formation of the modern Turkish state, when the Ottoman empire was defeated in world war I, the allies divided its territory, the empire was abolished in a popular revolution in the Turkish region of the empire (the only independent part). the Turkish republic was founded and in 1923 in Switzerland the treaty of Lausanne was signed giving all Turkish majority regions to this state. Hoped you enjoyed this brief fact.
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| Turkey according to the treaty of Sevres, the partition of the Ottoman empire in 1920. |
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| The modern Turkish state. |
Events of July 24
On this day...
-1534, 478th anniversary of French explorers Jacques Cartier's planting of a cross on the Gaspé peninsula (in modern Canada) and claiming it for France.
- 1567, 445th anniversary of 1-year old James VI ascending to the Scottish crown after Mary I abdicates, he would later be English king as well after Elizabeth I dies.
-1910, 102th anniversary of the end of the Albanian revolt, put down by the ottoman empire, the revolt will inspired Albanian independence in 1914.
-1923, 89th anniversary of the treaty of Lausanne, defining the borders of Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria.
-1969, Apollo 11 lands in the ocean.
-1977, end of the Libyan-Egyptian war.
-2005, Lance Armstrong wins the Tour de France.
-1534, 478th anniversary of French explorers Jacques Cartier's planting of a cross on the Gaspé peninsula (in modern Canada) and claiming it for France.
- 1567, 445th anniversary of 1-year old James VI ascending to the Scottish crown after Mary I abdicates, he would later be English king as well after Elizabeth I dies.
-1910, 102th anniversary of the end of the Albanian revolt, put down by the ottoman empire, the revolt will inspired Albanian independence in 1914.
-1923, 89th anniversary of the treaty of Lausanne, defining the borders of Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria.
-1969, Apollo 11 lands in the ocean.
-1977, end of the Libyan-Egyptian war.
-2005, Lance Armstrong wins the Tour de France.
Operation Gomorrah
Today people should be commemorating the 69th anniversary of the British-Canadian operation Gomorrah starting in 1943, to bomb the city of Hamburg, Germany, From July to November, 1943, the attack killed 30,000 and destroyed 280,000 Buildings in the surrounding region of Germany.
Bulgaria calls!
Today in 2001 an interesting event happened, Simeon Sakskoburggotski (Saxe-Coburg-Gotha in English), last king of Bulgaria who was deposed by communist takeover in 1947, at the age of 9 years, was sworn in as Bulgaria's prime minister. He is the only monarch in history to take power again under democratic government, I have a video to explain in more detail, how you find it interesting.
Monday, 23 July 2012
One this day, July 23 many events happened in past year...
-1840, the province of Canada was created by the British crown in response to the lower and upper Canadian revolution in 1837.
-1903, Ford motors sells its first car.
-1914, Austria-Hungary issues a ultimatum to Serbia, demanding that Austria will come into Serbia to find out who, killed Archduke Ferdinand, Serbia's refusal ultimately caused world war one.
-1942, two German operations were started, Operation Edelweiss to capture the Russian Caucasus region and the Baku oil fields, also operation Brunswick, a revised version of the famed operation Blue (Edelweiss is sometimes known as Blue I)
-2005, three car bombs exploded in Sharm El-sheikh in Egypt, killing 88, nobody claims responsibility, Bedouin terrorist are suspected.
-1840, the province of Canada was created by the British crown in response to the lower and upper Canadian revolution in 1837.
-1903, Ford motors sells its first car.
-1914, Austria-Hungary issues a ultimatum to Serbia, demanding that Austria will come into Serbia to find out who, killed Archduke Ferdinand, Serbia's refusal ultimately caused world war one.
-1942, two German operations were started, Operation Edelweiss to capture the Russian Caucasus region and the Baku oil fields, also operation Brunswick, a revised version of the famed operation Blue (Edelweiss is sometimes known as Blue I)
-2005, three car bombs exploded in Sharm El-sheikh in Egypt, killing 88, nobody claims responsibility, Bedouin terrorist are suspected.
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