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1951: Ethel and Julius Rosenberg

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It happened today – this day in history – April 5

05/04/202204/04/2022 YA Reporter April 5, Beatles, Beethoven, Bernardo O'Higgins, Boris Johnson, Churchill, Eamon de Valera, Easter Island, Elvis Presley, Falkland Islands, Fran Phipps, Gary Sobers, Grand National, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Howard Hughes, Ibrox, Iceland, James Callaghan, James I, Julie Andrews, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Kleisoura, Kurt Cobain, Lockerbie, Lt William Calley, Mt Etna, Mt Vesuvius, news, Oscar Wilde, Pioneer 11, Pocahontas, Rex Harrison, Sarajevo, Second World War, St Patrick, Strauss, sugar tax, Today in history, War of the Pacific

456: St Patrick returns to Ireland as a missionary bishop. 1424: James I of Scotland returns home after 18 years

2001: Russell Crowe wins the best actor Oscar for his role as Maximus Decimus Meridius in Gladiator

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It happened today – this day in history – March 25

25/03/202224/03/2022 YA Reporter Abyssinia, Beatles, common market, Concorde, David Trimble, East Germany, Elvis Presley, Grand National, John Lennon, King Faisal, March 25, Martin Luther King, Mike Tyson, Mt Etna, news, Ozzy Osbourne, Peter Cruddas, Prince of Wales, Richard I, Robert the Bruce, Russell Crowe, Shelley, Stravinsky, Today in history, Treaty of Rome, Yoko Ono, Zayn Malik

1199: Richard I is wounded by a crossbow bolt while fighting France, leads to his death on April 6. 1306:

2011: A massive tsunami hits Japan

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It happened today – this day on history – March 11

11/03/202210/03/2022 YA Reporter Austria, Boer War, Daily Courant, FA Cup, First World War, Franklin D Roosevelt, Gorbachev, Harvey Weinstein, Indonesia, Japan, Jim Morrison, Lithuania, Madrid, March 11, Moscow, Mountjoy Prison, Mt Etna, news, Polanski, Pope Leo X, Queen Anne, Second World War, Somalia, Today in history, Torvill and Dean, tsunami, Verdi

537: Goths lay siege to Rome. 1513: Giovanni de’ Medici chosen as Pope Leo X. 1702: The first English daily