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1909: Sergei Rachmaninoff proofs the manuscript for his Piano Concerto No 3

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It happened today – this day in history – November 28

28/11/202228/11/2022 YA Reporter Albania, Barbados, Blackbeard, Burundi, Churchill, Dahmer, East Timor, Edward Plantagenet, Eleanor of Castile, Franklin D Roosevelt, Hawaii, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Lennon, Magellan, Mahler, Nancy Astor, NASA, news, Northern Ireland, November 28, Olympics, Picasso, Rachmaninoff, Shakespeare, Stalin, The Times, Today in history, Tyson Fury, Whistler

1291: Eleanor of Castile, wife of Edward I, dies in Northants. 1499: Edward Plantagenet, 17th Count of Warwick and Plantagenet

1871: The Great Fire of Chicago

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It happend today – this day in history – October 8

08/10/202207/10/2022 YA Reporter Algeria, Beatles, Bob Marley, Captain James Cook, Clinton, Emerson Fittipaldi, First Balkan War, First World War, Ginger Baker, Great Fire of Chicago, Hauptmann, Laurel and Hardy, LBC, Mahler, Mario Andretti, microwave, news, October 8, Office of Homeland Security, Post Office Tower, Rachmaninoff, Ramsay MacDonald, Second Opium War, Second World War, Sepp Blatter, Sex Pistols, Solidarity, Solzhenitsyn, Today in history, Trotsky

1075: Dmitar Zvonimir is crowned king of Croatia. 1690: Ottoman troops capture Belgrade. 1769: Captain James Cook lands in Poverty

1919: Nancy Astor

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It happened today – this day in history – November 28

28/11/202127/11/2021 YA Reporter Albania, Blackbeard, Burundi, Croydon, Dahmer, East Timor, Edward I, Hawaii, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Lennon, Magellan, Mahler, Nancy Astor, news, November 28, Olympics, Panama, Rachmaninoff, Second World War, Shakespeare, Sinn Féin, The Times, Today in history, Tyson Fury

1291: Eleanor of Castile, wife of Edward I, dies in Northants. 1499: Edward Plantagenet, 17th Count of Warwick and Plantagenet

1967: Che Guevara

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It happened today – this day in history – October 8

08/10/202107/10/2021 YA Reporter Beatles, Bill Clinton, Bob Marley, Bruno Hauptmann, Captain James Cook, Che Guevara, Emerson Fittipaldi, First World War, Great Fire of Chicago, Laurel and Hardy, Mahler, microwave, Montenegro, news, October 8, Office of Homeland Security, Post Office Tower, Rachmaninoff, Second Opium War, Second World War, Sepp Blatter, Sex Pistols, Solzhenitsyn, Today in history, Trotsky

1075: Dmitar Zvonimir is crowned king of Croatia. 1690: Ottoman troops capture Belgrade. 1769: Captain James Cook lands in Poverty

1895: A Duryea Motor Wagon Company vehicle driven by Frank Duryea wins America's first auto race

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It happened today – this day in history – November 28

28/11/202028/01/2021 Mick Ferris Blackbeard, Churchill, Frank Duryea, Franklin D Roosevelt, history, Jeffrey Dahmer, Lennon, Magellan, Nancy Astor, November 28, Panama, Picasso, Rachmaninoff, Shakespeare, Stalin, Tyson Fury

1499: Edward Plantagenet, 17th Count of Warwick and Plantagenet heir, is beheaded for treason aged 24. 1520: Portuguese navigator Ferdinand