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1943: The Pentagon

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It happened today – this day in history – January 15

15/01/202214/01/2022 YA Reporter 0 Comments Belfast, Black Dahlia, Boston, Chesley Sullenberger, East Germany, Elizabeth I, Gaddafi, Gukf War, Henry VIII, Ilse Koch, Irish Free State, January 15, Japan, Mark Thatcher, Mozart, news, Nixon, Pentagon, Princess of Wales, Second World War, Simone Biles, Smollett, Supremes, Tchaikovsky, The Queen, Today in history, Tony Benn

1412: Birth of Joan of Arc. 1535: Henry VIII declares himself head of the Church in England. 1552: France signs

1978: The Sex Pistols split up on stage at the Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco

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It happened today – this day in history – January 14

14/01/202213/01/2022 YA Reporter 0 Comments Black Panther, celluloid, clarinet, Derry, Duchess of Kent, Elvis Presley, FA Cup, Guadacanal, Jamaica, January 14, Mozart, Napoleon III, news, Puccini, Second World War, Sex Pistols, Sir Matt Busby, Stephen Waldorf, Today in history

1690: The clarinet is invented in Nürnberg, Germany. 1724: King Philip V abdicates the Spanish throne. 1742: Astronomer Edmond Halley

1918: War poet Wilfred Owen

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It happened today – this day in history – November 4

04/11/202103/11/2021 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Beatles, Brahms, Cardinal Wolsey, Dwight D Eisenhower, Edward V, Harry Potter, Hungary, Joan of Arc, Mozart, news, November 4, Obama, Ronald Reagan, Sakharov, Stanley Baldwin, Stockwell, T S Eliot, Takashi, Today in history, Tutankhamun, Wilfred Owen, Yitzhak Rabin, Zanzibar

1333: The River Arno floods, causing massive damage in Florence. 1429: Joan of Arc and Charles d’Albret liberate the heavily

2020: Jeremy Corbyn

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It happened today – this day in history – October 29

29/10/202128/10/2021 YA Reporter Babylon, Cassius Clay, Duane Allman, First World War, Gaza Strip, Iain Duncan Smith, Jeremy Corbyn, Krays, Lindy Chamberlain, M25, Mozart, news, October 29, Pasternak, Red Cross, Second World War, Sir Walter Raleigh, Stafford Cripps, Stone Roses, Suez crisis, Tanzania, Today in history, Turkey, Wall Street crash, witchcraft

539BC: King Cyrus “the Great” of Persia marches into Babylon, freeing Jewish captives and allowing them to return home. 1390:

1946: Hermann Goering at the Nuremberg War Trials

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It happened today – this day in history – September 30

30/09/202129/09/2021 YA Reporter BBC Radio 1, Beatles, Catalonia, Commonwealth Games, Crete, DUP, ether, Exit, Gershwin, Goering, Haiti, Henry VIII, Jack The Ripper, James Dean, Mordechai Vanunu, Mozart, Napoleon, NASA, news, Nicholas Ridley, Pinewood Studios, Queen Isabella, Richard II, Ryder Cup, Second World War, September 30, stapler, Today in history, Treaty of Munich, VH1

1399: Richard II abdicates. 1520: Suleiman the Magnificent succeeds his father Selam I as Ottoman Sultan. 1544: Henry VIII pulls

1901: Mug shot of Leon Czolgosz, assassin of President William McKinley

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It happened today – this day in history – September 6

06/09/202105/09/2021 YA Reporter American Civil War, Arsenal, Beatles, Black September, Catalonia, Charles II, Christopher Columbus, Diana Princess of Wales, Edward Heath, Farnborough, First World War, Great Fire Of London, Hendrix, James III of Scotland, Long Parliament, Lord Kitchener, Mayflower, Mozart, Munich, news, Olympics, Salem, Second World War, September 6, St Petersburg, Today in history, Verwoerd, William III

1492: Christopher Columbus’ fleet leaves Gomera, one of the Canary Islands. 1620: The Mayflower departs Plymouth with 102 Pilgrims and

1968: The main stand at The City Ground, Nottingham catches fire during the game between Notts Forest and Leeds Utd

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It happened today – this day in history – August 24

24/08/202124/08/2021 YA Reporter Alaska, Amelia Earhart, August 24, Brian Keenan, Charlotte Bronte, Edison, Eisenhower, First World War, Gorbachev, Jimmy Greaves, Judas Priest, Magna Carta, Michael Jackson, Mozart, NATO, news, Nottingham Forest, Panama Canal, Prince Andrew, Queen, Second World War, Spanish Civil War, Stephen Hawking, Today in history, Visigoths

410: Rome is overrun by Visigoths under Alaric I. 1215: Pope Innocent III declares the Magna Carta invalid. 1217: The

1942: General Bernard Montgomery

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It happened today – this day in history – August 10

10/08/202109/08/2021 YA Reporter |Vikings, aspirin, August 10, Ballymurphy, Battle of Scheveningen, Charles II, Cyprus, David Frost, Diesel, Ecuador, Elvis Presley, Franklin D Roosevelt, Guam, Henry VII, Hong Kong, Japan, Jeffrey Epstein, Jim Morrison, John Cabot, John Flamsteed, Kenny Dalglish, Lasse Virén, Louvre, Madagascar, Maldon, Montgomery, Mozart, NASA, news, Paul McCartney, Psycho, RAC, Richard Nixon, Second World War, Simon Le Bon, Today in history, Trump, Zola Budd

991: The English, led by Bryhtnoth, confront a band of inland-raiding Vikings near Maldon in Essex. 1497: Explorer John Cabot

1892: Lizzie Borden

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It happened today – this day in history – August 4

04/08/202103/08/2021 YA Reporter Anne Frank, August 4, Boxer Rebellion, Churchill, Commonwealth Games, Duggan, Fangio, First World War, Gibraltar, Ian Brady, Idi Amin, Krajina, Lennon, Lizzie Borden, Lord Kitchener, Maduro, Mozart, Nelson Mandela, news, Olympics, Pistorius, Robert Plant, Today in history, Upper Volta

1265: Prince Edward beats Simon de Montfort the younger at the Battle of Evesham. 1306: Wenceslaus III of Bohemia is

1945: L to R: Winston Churchill, Harry S. Truman, and Josef Stalin before the Potsdam Conference

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It happened today – this day in history – July 16

16/07/202115/07/2021 YA Reporter Apollo 11, Ataturk, Belgium, Boxer Rebellion, Churchill, Dachau, Doctor Who, Harry S Truman, J D Salinger, Joan of Arc, Jodie Whittaker, Judas Priest, July 16, Louis XVI, Manchuria, Martha Stewart, Martin Luther, Maudling, Mozart, news, parking meter, Potsdam, Saddam Hussein, Stalin, Today in history, Ukraine, Watergate, World Cup

1054: Three Roman legates fracture relations between Western and Eastern Christian churches by placing invalid Papal Bull of Excommunication on

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