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1881: Bat Masterton

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It happened today – this day in history – April 16

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1457BC: Egyptian forces of Thutmose III defeat a large Canaanite coalition under King of Kadesh at the Battle of Megiddo

1948: Jews arrive in Israel after being evacuated from their home countries

News Today in History

It happened today – this day in history – November 16

16/11/202028/01/2021 Mick Ferris Al Capone, Bono, Dostoevsky, Henry III, history, Ivan the Terrible, LSD, Mikhail Gorbachev, November 16, Operation Magic Carpet, Prince Andrew, Queen Mother, Ronald Reagan, Six-Five Special, Sound of Music, Topper Headon

1272: Henry III dies aged 65. 1380: French King Charles VI declares no taxes forever. 1519: The city of Havana,

1889: The Moulin Rouge opens in Paris

It happened today – this day in history – October 6

06/10/202005/10/2020 Mick Ferris Al Jolson, Beatles, David Bowie, history, Keith Blakelock, LSD, Mitford, Moulin Rouge, October 6, Passchendaele, Stalin

1762: British troops occupy Manila, Philippines. 1854: The Great Fire of Newcastle and Gateshead leads to 53 deaths. 1889: The

1939: Al Capone

It happened today – this day in history – November 16

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1272: Death of Henry III. 1380: French King Charles VI declares no taxes for ever. 1532: Explorer Francisco Pizzaro captures

It happened today – this day in history – October 6

06/10/201905/10/2019 Mick Ferris Blakelock, Caballe, Davis, history, LSD, Mousetrap, October 6, Sadat, Stalin

1854: The Great Fire of Newcastle and Gateshead leaves 53 dead. 1889: The Moulin Rouge (Red Windmill) opens in Paris.