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1955: Dead Sea Scrolls

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It happened today – this day in history – February 13

13/02/202313/02/2023 YA Reporter Abraham Lincoln, Adele, Anna Ford, Brahe, Brit Awards, Catherine Howard, Chernenko, cholera, cricket, Dead Sea Scrolls, February 13, Glencoe, Hauptmann, Iraq, Jesse James, Marquis de Sade, Mata Hari, Netanyahu, news, Second World War, Speake, suffragettes, Super Bowl, Take That, Today in history, Trump, Vietnam, Winter Olympics

1258: Baghdad falls to the Mongols as the Abbasid Caliphate is destroyed and tens of thousands are slaughtered. 1542: Catherine

1984: Bruce McCandless

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It happened today – this day in history – February 7

07/02/202306/02/2023 YA Reporter Beatles, Bert Hinkler, Bruce McCandless, Byron, Chaplin, Crosby, Edward II, February 7, Grenada, Haiti, IRA, MacArthur, McCarthy, Natal, news, Romanov, Super Bowl, Today in history, Winter Olympics

1238: The Mongols burn the Russian city of Vladimir. 1301: Edward of Caernarion (later Edward II) becomes the first English

1921: Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in The Kid

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It happened today – this day in history – February 6

06/02/202305/02/2023 YA Reporter American Civil War, Belfast, Chaplin, February 6, Gacy, George VI, James II, Manchester United, Monopoly, Muhammad Ali, news, Nixon, Palmerston, Raffles, Schumann, Second World War, Stanley Matthews, Super Bowl, Today in history, Tupac, Winter Olympics

1189: Riots in Norfolk spread to Norwich. 1665: Queen Anne (Stuart) is born in St James’ Palace. 1685: The Duke

1919: Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin and D W Griffith form United Artists

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It happened today – this day in history – February 5

05/02/202304/02/2023 YA Reporter American Civil War, American Revolutionary War, Apollo 14, Beatles, Bill Haley, Buster Keaton, Charles de Gaulle, Charles II, February 5, Gen Douglas MacArthur, George III, Glenn Miller, Hereford United, Laker Airways, Malcolm Campbell, miners, news, O J Simpson, Panama Canal, Prince Regent, Reader's Digest, Sarajevo, Super Bowl, Today in history, Trump, United Artists, Verdi

1488: Roman Catholic German Emperor Maximilian I is captured in Belgium. 1597: A group of early Japanese Christians, known as

1865: Gen Robert E Lee

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It happened today – this day in history – February 4

04/02/202303/02/2023 YA Reporter Afghanistan, American Civil War, Angola, Beatles, Black Sabbath, Codex Sinaiticus, Facebook, February 4, George Washington, Hearst, Henry VII, Hitler, IRA, Jefferson Davis, news, Quito, Razorlight, Richard I, Robert E Lee, Rolls Royce, Serbia and Montenegro, Sri Lanka, Studio 54, Super Bowl, Today in history, Trump, Van Morrison, Winter Olympics, Yalta, Yasser Arafat

211: Roman Emperor Septimus Severus dies, leaving the Roman Empire in the hands of his two quarrelsome sons, Caracalla and

1965: Joe Orton

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It happened today – this day in history – February 2

02/02/202301/02/2023 YA Reporter Alexander Selkirk, Amin, Buddy Holly, Dublin, Estonia, F W de Klerk, February 2, Handel, Havel, Haydn, Hitler, Hogan, Joe Orton, King Stephen, leopard, Navalny, news, polygraph, Queen Victoria, R Kelly, Rossini, Sid Vicious, Sinatra, Super Bowl, Today in history, Truman, Ukraine, Ulysses, Walpole, Yoko, York

1141: King Stephen is captured by forces loyal to Empress Matilda at the Battle of Lincoln. 1349: At least 200

2009: Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir

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It happened today – this day in history – February 1

01/02/202331/01/2023 YA Reporter American Civil War, Ayatollah Khomeini, Beatles, Bloody Sunday, Brexit, Byron, Canvey Island, China, Columbia, Don Bradman, Edward III, Elizabeth I, Explorer I, F W de Klerk, February 1, history, James Brown, Janet Jackson, Korean War, Lisbon, Malaya, Mary Queen of Scots, Myanmar, NASA, news, Nixon, Oxford English Dictionary, Paul von Hindenburg, Polanski, Puccini, Quisling, Ramsey MacDonald, Richey Edwards, Second Schleswig War, Second World War, Selma, Sigurðardóttir, Super Bowl, UN

1327: Teenager Edward III is crowned king of England but the country is ruled by his mother Queen Isabella and

1983: Wearing a seat belt becomes compulsory on roads in the UK

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It happened today – this day in history – January 31

31/01/202330/01/2023 YA Reporter Apollo 14, Beatles, Boer War, Chekhov, Corn Laws, EU, Family Guy, First World War, Guy Fawkes, January 31, Lockerbie, Lord Aberdeen, news, seat belts, Second World War, Shipman, slavery, Stalingrad, Super Bowl, synthesiser, Today in history, Trotsky, Truman, Trump, West Bank

1606: Guy Fawkes is hanged for his part in the Gunpowder Plot. 1747: The first venereal diseases clinic opens at

1975: Rubik's Cube

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It happened today – this day in history – January 30

30/01/202329/01/2023 YA Reporter Andrew Jackson, Beatles, Bloody Sunday, Boko Haram, Britten, Charles I, Churchill, CIA, Gandhi, Germany, Home Rule Bill, January 30, Jules Verne, Keats, Korean War, Menai Suspension Bridge, Mungo Park, news, Oliver Cromwell, Prussia, Richard Reid, Rubik, San Francisco, Second World War, Stone Roses, Super Bowl, Tet Offensive, Thirty Years War, Today in history, Watergate

1505: English composer Thomas Tallis is born in Kent. 1607: Massive flooding in England destroys around 200 square miles of

1856: Victoria Cross

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It happened today – this day in history – January 29

29/01/202328/01/2023 YA Reporter Andrew Jackson, Aquino, Arthur Miller, Beatles, Beaver Creek, Beggar's Opera, Bob Dylan, Brenda Spencer, Bruce McArthur, Chirac, Coca Cola, David Lloyd George, Desert Island Discs, First World War, George III, Graham Greene, IRA, January 29, Mozart, Napier, news, Poe, Sally Clark, Second World War, Super Bowl, Thatcher, Today in history, Victoria Cross

1594: Mathematician John Napier predicts end of the world in 1688 or 1700. 1728: John Gay’s “The Beggar’s Opera” premieres

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