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| 2000 | 418 Add An Event | Senator Joseph Lieberman and Governor George W. Bush debate for the third and final time before the election in New Orleans, Louisiana. Bush has proven himself a far better debater than Lieberman, whose numbers have dipped tremendously since the first debate. A poll taken by CNN after this final debate gives Bush a five-point edge over Lieberman. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1519 | 218 Add An Event | The 3rd Islamic colony in the New World, New Istanbul, is established by 20,000 Turkish colonists. Discuss This Timeline (3 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1899 | 564 Add An Event | Japanese troops land in Korea and the Japanese Emperor announces that his country is at war with China. Discuss This Timeline (7 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1776 | 177 Add An Event | The Continental Army accepts the surrender of the British garrison at Ottawa. The news alarms King George, who like his top generals has long feared that the capture of the Ontario provincial capital would further jeopardize British rule of Canada. And sure enough, within hours of the fall of Ottawa, pro-Québecois militias have begun forming in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1861 | 43 Add An Event | Union forces push the Confederate army back to the Georgia-Florida border. Union Army engineers begin the task of rebuilding Atlanta as General Sherman prepares to launch a mass infantry and cavalry thrust into northern Alabama. Discuss This Timeline (2 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1949 | 459 Add An Event | USSR enters the war on China's side. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 795 Add An Event | The Kansas City Athletics earn their second consecutive World Series title in their first season in Athletics Stadium, defeating the New York Mets 5-2 to win the series 4 games to 3. Bert Campaneris was named the series MVP. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1921 | 379 Add An Event | The Germans take the Champs d'Elysee and the Eiffel Tower. Discuss This Timeline (11 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1922 | 618 Add An Event | Japan formally declares war on the Russian Federal Republic. Discuss This Timeline (14 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1974 | 804 Add An Event | Soviet forces back off their borders with China, Korea, and Poland. World War III is averted. Discuss This Timeline (9 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1939 | 886 Add An Event | The German army has captured most of Belgium as well as the French provinces of Artois and Picardie, and are now at the straits of Dover. Further north, German airforce has blasted Dutch cities north of Utrecht and Den Haag to rabble, while a part of Nazi Norwegian fleet is landing at Waddeneilanden islands. The other part of it is busy fighting the English fleet in the North Sea. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1921 | 618 Add An Event | Brusilov orders the forming of 2 elite battalions, formed with help of German instructors, creating the first two "Bogatyr Battalions" thus. He also orders 2 more divisions sent to Middle Asia. Discuss This Timeline (14 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1940 | 446 Add An Event | The Germans conquer London. Situation desperate for the British army. Hitler says that the western front is now secure and preparations for the invasion of the Soviet Union must begin.
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| 1900 | 652 Add An Event | Salome announces that she and Nietzsche had a trial marriage- an idea he first suggested. The news suprises few, except for the fact the no one was aware of a liaison between Nietzsche and Salome. The London Times comments that "Nietzsche lived wholly, albeit some secretively, by the very philosophy he preached and taught. He rejected esoteric mysticism and the ideal plane, exalted matter and the physical body, and revelled in our natural instincts." The column included relevant passages from Thus Spake Zarathustra and other Nietzschian books. Discuss This Timeline (5 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1980 | 1122 Add An Event | After 18 years of play, the Houston Astros win their first World Series and in quite dramatic fashion. Tied after nine heart stopping innings at 0-0, the Astros win it in the bottom of the 10th when Cesar Cedeno scores from third on an Enos Cabell groundout. The win marks the first major sports title for Houston since the Houston Oilers won the title game of the old American Football League in 1962 (a game which was won after an incredible TWO overtimes). Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1975 | 972 Add An Event | The Cincinnati Reds win the World Series in six games, defeating the Boston Red Sox, 4-3 on a home run by right fielder Ken Griffey off Rick Wise in the top of the thirteenth inning. The Red Sox almost won the game on a home run of their own in the bottom of the twelfth, as catcher Carlton Fisk hit a ball down the left field line. Despite appearing to be trying to wave the ball fair, Fisk was unlucky, as his ball curved foul at the last instant, just missing the 330-foot marker in front of the foul pole at Schaefer Stadium as over 56,000 fans groaned. Many baseball fans have remarked that, had the Red Sox still been playing at old Fenway Park, with its left field pole just 315 feet from home plate, the ball would have stayed fair and been a game-winning home run, possibly giving the Red Sox their first World Championship in 57 years. As it is, their fans have to settle for their first pennant in 39 years. Watching at his home in Brooklyn, Dodger left fielder Carl Yastrzemski wonders what might have been had he signed with the Red Sox instead. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1994 | 998 Add An Event | Avenging Jason Grimley's Game 1 defeat,Dennis Martinez holds the Astros to just four hits as the Indians cruise to a 6-1 victory in Game 2 of the 1994 World Series. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 972 Add An Event | The Texas Rangers defeat the San Francisco Miners in Game 7 of the World Series at Kezar Stadium, 5-2. Reggie Jackson homers and is named Most Valuable Player of the Series. He dedicates the Series to the memory of Brooklyn Dodger legend Jackie Robinson. The man who reintegrated baseball 25 years earlier had attended Game 2 of the previous year's Series, but died ten days later. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1943 | 750 Add An Event | The party Nazi American gains several elections in various States of America. The Nazi's victory in Russia and the Japanese attack increased the number of sympathizers Nazis in the United States. The national chief of the American Nazi party, John Harper, wants to present himself at the presidential elections. After a missed assasinat, its popularity increases much and shocks the elected officials in place. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event | |
| 1965 | 1043 Add An Event | Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev survives an assassination attempt by a small cabal of Kremlin plotters headed by Leonid Brezhnev. Brezhnev and his fellow plotters are immediately arrested. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1986 | 972 Add An Event | Eleven years to the day after the Boston Red Sox last played a home game in the World Series, when catcher Carlton Fisk's twelfth-inning drive just drifted foul over the left-field fence at Schaefer Stadium (now Sullivan Stadium), the current Boston catcher makes up for it. Worcester, Massachusetts native Rich Gedman homers in the bottom of the ninth off Dave Smith beats the Houston Astros, 2-1, and puts the Sox up three games to none in the Series. They are one win away from their first World Championship in 68 years. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1969 | 216 Add An Event | A sellout crowd packs Shea Stadium to watch Mets starter Don Cardwell take on Sox ace Jose Santiago in Game 3 of the 1969 World Series. Santiago appears to have the upper hand until the eighth inning, when New York explodes for four runs and six hits to take a 5-3 lead over Boston. In the ninth, Mets reliever Cal Koonce strikes out the side to clinch a 6-3 New York victory and give the Mets a 2-games-to-1 lead over the Red Sox. Discuss This Timeline (4 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2003 | 2691 Add An Event | Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz is elevated to Cardinal by Pope John Paul II. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1981 | 1286 Add An Event | The Brewers win their first World Series after outlasting the Reds, 5-4, in 10 innings behind the stellar relief pitching of Rollie Fingers. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 1286 Add An Event | The Reds win their first World Series since 1940 with a 7-4 win over the Mets. Pete Rose is awarded MVP honors after spectacular baserunning in the fifth game. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1975 | 1271 Add An Event | With Sox starter Luis Tiant forced to leave Game 6 of the 1975 World Series in the eighth inning because of a sore elbow in his throwing arm, Score comes out of the bullpen for a rare relief appearance and holds the Cincinnati Reds scoreless for the next four innings. In the bottom of the twelfth, Sox catcher Carlton Fisk wins the game and the series for Boston with a solo home run off Reds pitcher Pat Darcy; after the game, Fisk, voted series MVP by a narrow margin, gives Score the game ball in appreciation for his work during his brief stint as a reliever.
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| 1993 | 1398 Add An Event | The Chicago Cubs, having re-signed Greg Maddux since they already had Gary Gaetii for years and still trusted him to play 3rd, wint he World Series over the Toronto Blue Jays, who seemed to have no pitching all of a sudden in this Series. As Rick Aguillera closes out the final game in Wrigley Field, some wonder if this will be the last baseball game for a long while. The new expansion clubs of Miami and Phoenix in the N.L. drew well, but the majority of club owners seem to feel the troubled Tampa Twins and a few other clubs are the norm, and that something is needed to save them. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1997 | 48 Add An Event | Khatami's hopes that Afghan aid would tip the scales of the war in Iran's favor are emphatically shattered as two divisions of British Royal Marines overrun Taliban defensive strongpoints southeast of Isfahan.Almost 10,000 Taliban fighters are killed in the engagement;800 more desert their posts to seek asylum in Pakistan. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1990 | 1503 Add An Event | American And Soviet Troops Enter The Iraqi Capitol Of Baghdad. Victory Is Declared Within 2 Days Of The Invasion. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1805 | 951 Add An Event | October 21, 1805: Despite his own death, British naval forces under the command of Admiral Horatio Nelson defeat the French under Admiral Pierre-Charles Villeneuve at Trafalgar. This is a stunning loss for President Charles de Talleyrand. Back in America, former U.S. General-in-Chief Napoleon Bonaparte, now a businessman in the Pittsburgh area, chuckles at his former homeland's defeat. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1879 | 1647 Add An Event | The Confederate Government relocates its capitol to Atlanta,GA. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1898 | 1715 Add An Event | Naval battles continue in the English Channel, the South China Sea, and in the Yellow Sea. The British navy in China has all but been destroyed by the Japanese. The Japanese invade Manchuria and defeat the Chinese at the battle of Changchun. The cities of Harbin and Fushun come under siege.
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| 1898 | 1715 Add An Event | Naval engagement off the Channel Islands. Two French Frigates are sunk and one British Cruiser is scuttled.
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| 1863 | 1629 Add An Event | Meade continues to wait in Falmouth. Hood has already begun to shift two of his three corps west while Early waits with 13,000. JEB Stuart begins to make probing maneuvers at Meade's left flank.
Longstreet suddenly appears outside Frankfort, Kentucky. Beauregard had split his army two days before. One unit, under Kirby Smith, has moved against Paducah. Beauregard inches closer and closer to Louisville. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1968 | 1735 Add An Event | Shooting begins on “On Her Majesty’s Secret Service” at Piz Gloria in Switzerland. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1974 | 1841 Add An Event | Thessaloniki is liberated. NATO lost more than 3,100 killed and 4,003 wounded. The Turks lost about 4,447 killed and 4,858 wounded. NATO plans to finish the Turks off and liberate Greece. Bombers begin hitting Turkish forces in occupied Greece.
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| 1896 | 237 Add An Event | Mississippi joins the secession. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1998 | 1434 Add An Event | The Yankees complete a 4-0 sweep of the San Diego Padres in the World Series, giving Jackson his third World Series ring. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1700 | 1915 Add An Event | Charles II dictates his will proclaiming Philip of Anjou the heir to the Spanish throne.
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| 1987 | 502 Add An Event | In Game 4, George Brett did his best versus the Cardinals, getting 4 hits and raising his Series average to .500. However, the Cardinals had figured out how to get to Bret Saberhagen, and the scare was tied at 5 going into the 10th, when in the bottom of the inning, Ozzie Smith pulled off a rare straight steal of home, bowling over Rich Gedman and knocking him out of commission for the rest of the Series. The absence of Jack Clark and Terry Pendleton with injuries was hurting the Cardinals, but they thought maybe, now, they could win against against the Royals. And, the team that had lost ALCS's in 1976-1978 and World series in 1980 and 1985 was beginning to wonder if the same old thing might happen. To brighten everyone's spirits, Hal McRae after the game makes an impassioned plea; having announced that he's retiring after this season earlier in the year, he implores the team that, "We just don't have many more chances. We're like the '55 Dodgers we need to get this monkey off our backs now." Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 1398 Add An Event | Reggie Jackson's home run leads the Philadelphia Athletics to a 5-2 win over the New York Mets in Game 7 of the World Series. The A's become the first American League team other than the New York Yankees to win back-to-back World Series since the A's of 1929 and '30. They are also the first Philly-based team to win back-to-back World Championships since the NFL Titles won by the Eagles in 1948 and '49. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1940 | 1790 Add An Event | The formal surrender of Great Britain to Germany takes place at Norwich. German military occupation of London and Southern and Eastern counties. Provincial British government under General Viscount Gort based at Manchester to administer the Northern counties, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland to be given to the Republic of Ireland in return for the republic joining the Axis. Prime Minister Atlee, many of the cabinet and military leaders fly to Canada via Belfast. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1986 | 2103 Add An Event | Len Kykstra leads off the bottom of the 1st with a ball that hooks just foul at the last minute. Fans note it would have been fair in Fenway park, and who knows what would have happened. Instead, while the Mets scratch out 3 runs throughout the game, the battle is quite tense, and they only win by a scare of 3-2. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1992 | 502 Add An Event | The Bucs come back with Bob Walk, while the Blue Jays counter with Jimmy Key. The lefty holds the Pirates down for a 5-1 win. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2004 | 2117 Add An Event | China ships 30 Type 80 tanks to the Burmese army. The Chinese-Burmese arms trade,which has been going on since the 1990's, is resposible for most of Burma's modern military equipment. President Hu Jintao of China promises military assistance to the Burmese government if civil war should break out.
Burmese citizens are flocking to Suu Kyi in record numbers. Suu Kyi contacts Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, saying she will settle the ongoing Thai-Burmese boarder disputes in Thailand's favor if Thailand supports her government in the event of a conflict with the Burmese Junta. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1987 | 2103 Add An Event | Jack Morris, pitching on 3-days' rest, comes back and beats David Cone, who pitches decently, but not great, in a 6-5 Met win. Dan Petry actually gets the save, the 5th Detroit pitcher. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1911 | 2165 Add An Event | The battle of Belgrade ends. The battle had been the most vicious in the Austro-Serb phase of the war. Most of Belgrade is left in rubble. One story comes out in Austro Hungarian newspapers tells the heroic story of a young Austrian soldier named Adolf Hitler. He single handedly took out 3 Serb Machine Gun positions and led an attack on the Belgrade Royal Palace. Sadly, the brave soldier was wounded and later died from the wounds. He was awarded a high decoration.
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| 1980 | 366 Add An Event | Knowing it didn't pay to save him for a game 7, the Astros start Nolan Ryan on 3 days rest, and he knots the Series at 3 with a 4-3 win. However, Joe Sambito allows 2 runs - one of Ryan's and one of his own - in the top of the 9th before Dave Smith comes to bail him out. Ken Forsch will pitch the pivotal game 7 for the Astros versus Dennis Leonard. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1953 | 2208 Add An Event | Three major contenders to the throne emerge, each with portions of the Libyan army under their control. Another group, the "People's Liberation Front of Libya" proclaims the abolition of the monarchy, and the introduction of marxist communism across the country. Scattered fighting breaks out in Tripoli and Benghazi. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2004 | 2209 Add An Event | In the second Keyes-Obama Debate Alan keyes slams Obama for his ties to the underworld. Obama tries in vane to divert the debate to other subjects, going as far as to talk about abortion to distract Keyes. keyes does remarkably well and raises in the polls. An amazing 88% of those polled by the Chicago Tribune state that Keyes won the deabte. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1667 | 2220 Add An Event | Louis defeats spanish forces at Brussels and completes his conquest of the spanish netherlands. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1971 | 416 Add An Event | The last of the rioters are finally killed in the ruins of the Rockefeller Center.
The soldiers also retake the UN building. All in all, over 75,000 people were killed by the rioters. Over 6,957 soldiers were killed. Over $250 billion in damage was done in New Jersey and New York. Manhattan Island, Newark, Atlantic City, and all the small towns in between will have to be rebuilt. President Nixon is widely villified for his role in the disaster, along with Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1993 | 799 Add An Event | Juan Guzman's masterful pitching keeps the Cubs from cinching the Series title in Wrigley, as he wins 6-2. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1962 | 843 Add An Event | "Hurricane" Bob Hazle, after 2 years of jokes about "being downgraded to Tropical Depression Bob" in the media. announces he will retire from the Expos to spend more time with his family and in the U.S.. "I had a big flash of greatness when I came up in mid-'57 and hit about .400. Everyone thought I was going to be great, but you know what? When pitchers find holes in your swing and they adjust, you need to re-adjust fast, or you'll never make it. And, I couldn't. But, I'm just glad I got the chance to play some more, something I never could have done if we'd only had 16 or 20 teams."
Everyone thinks he's crazy for referring to the days of 16 teams, as after the war between leagues in the early '20s, and the peace settlement and integration thaat followed, nobody can imagine how one could fit all the players on only 16 teams. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1955 | 843 Add An Event | The Dodgers beat the Red Sox for their 2nd world title. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1972 | 843 Add An Event | The Cubs’ Billy Williams hits 2 home runs, out of 5 he hits in this World Series to be named MVP, as the Cubs win 8-4 in Game 6 in Wrigley. It is their first world title since 1908. Ernie Banks plays first base for the 9th inning, though he was just a part-time player this last year, appearing in 39 games. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1859 | 1585 Add An Event | Frederal marshalls issue a warrant for the arrest of Frederick Douglas. Douglas is captured in Boston two days later and imprisoned. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1861 | 2143 Add An Event | Confederate forces under General A.S. Johnson defeat a federal army under General Rosecrans at Springfield, Missouri. This secures the southern portion of that state for the confederacy. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1993 | 106 Add An Event | Curt Schilling restores some sanity to the Series with a 3-1 complete game win. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1969 | 2243 Add An Event | Qatar and the United Arab Emirates join the Cairo Pact. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1994 | 1691 Add An Event | The U.S. Supreme Court rules 5-4 that the Health Care Reform Act of 1994 does not violate the Constitution. Voting in favor (with the Presidents who appointed them): John Paul Stevens (Republican Gerald Ford), Bill Clinton (Republican Ronald Reagan), David Souter (Republican George H.W. Bush), Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Stephen Breyer (both by Democrat Joseph P. Kennedy). Voting against: Chief Justice William Rehnquist (appointed by Republican Richard Nixon and promoted to Chief Justice by Reagan), Sandra Day O'Connor and Antonin Scalia (Reagan) and Clarence Thomas (Bush). Justice Clinton writes the majority opinion, stating in part, "The very Preamble of the Constitution states that it was established 'in order to form a more perfect union' and to 'promote the general welfare.' This law will do that." Conservative activists are furious at Clinton, a Republican who served as Governor of Arkansas, Attorney General of the State, and an appointee of the very conservative Reagan. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1989 | 19 Add An Event | After a delay due to an earthquake out in San Francisco, Steve McCatty and the Athletics fall to Greg Maddux and the Cubs 8-5 in Wrigley Field. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1995 | 19 Add An Event | The Indians, winners of 110 in the regular season, beat the Braves 2-1 in extra innings to win the Series for the first time since 1948. “Thankfully, we had the home field,” Mike Hargrove says. The manager continued. “We’d have had to start and finish in Atlanta if they call off the Series last year.“ Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2003 | 19 Add An Event | Steve Bartman, overcome with excitement at being in a Series game, especially with both Chicago teams there, falls onto the field and breaks his arm as he tries to get autographs. He is hauled off the field and must watch the remainder of the games from the hospital.
The Cubs win here 5-3. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1981 | 19 Add An Event | Mike Norris gets into some problems, but the Athletics’ offense still manages to win it for them, 8-4. Rickey Henderson, the league’s MVP, steals 3 bases. Fingers, interestingly, comes in 2nd to Mike Schmidt for the N.L. MVP; he is a former Athletic. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1995 | 106 Add An Event | Greg Maddux beats Denis Martinez, 5-2 in game 1. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1984 | 2625 Add An Event | Campainging on a policy of zero telerance, Norman Tebbit wins the Conservative party leadership in the first round. (Micheal Hestletine 2nd, Geoffrey Howe 3rd).
Bombs explode in Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, London, Aldershot. Bombs placed in Hereford, Portsmouth and Deal fail to explode or are defused.
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| 1998 | 19 Add An Event | The New York Yankees complete their 2nd Series win of the 1990s, as they sweep not only the Padres, in 4 straight, but also the Atlanta Braves, who comes from 2-1 down to beat the Astros 4-2 in the NLCS. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1997 | 19 Add An Event | The White Sox are dealt a severe blow when Fernanez is injured warming up in the bullpen for his game 3 start against the Braves. Tied at 1, the Sox will lose here to the Braves 5-2, behind 2 David Justice home runs and one by Marquis Grissom. “We almost traded for Kenny Lofton, but these two were determined to come here and prove they could still win, and they did,” manager Bobby Cox says. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1980 | 106 Add An Event | The Baltimore Braves stay alive as the home team has won every game so far in this 1980 World Series. Here, they almost give the Royals a 2nd chance int he 9th, but after their batcher drops a pop-up, Eddie Murray alertly catches it before it hits the ground. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2004 | 2400 Add An Event | With better performances in the later debates, Clinton now only trails 50-47. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1805 | 1708 Add An Event | Britain’s Royal Navy defeats France at the Battle of Trafalgar, despite losing their commander, Admiral Horatio Nelson. When word reaches King James III, “Good King Jem” issues a proclamation honoring “the young lions of England’s sceptered isle,” and calls Lord Nelson “the grandest of British bulldogs.” The phrase “young lions” enters common use to describe a group of young men joining together, seeking to do grand things. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1986 | 12 Add An Event | The Yankees explode again in Yankee Stadium, by a final of 9-4. Bill Buckner makes an error to let in 3 unearned runs in the bottom of the 9th, but the manager just assures the owner tht he'll be removed for defense in the next game. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1995 | 12 Add An Event | The Cleveland Indians beat the Cincinnati Reds in a battle of 2 small-market franchises that are able to keep their star players; though with Ken Griffey Jr. being injured part of this year for the Reds, that seemed to be a liability. The new Indians - which simply took over the old team's records and such, being considered the same club (just like the Pirates), have won their first Series since 1948. And, they will win more before their run is over. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1935 | 2535 Add An Event | Oscar Charleston ends his playing career as he announces his retirement at the age of 39. "I won a World Series, finally, in my last year, I think that's something to really brag about," he declares. "I always wanted to go out on top!" He'd fought fans in 1934's 7th game, won by Dean over Carl Hubbell 2-0, who had been throwing things onto the field, and was suspended for the first 10 games of 1935. This was just part of a stormy relationship with others that lead some to downplay his greatness, but this is seen as undeserved by many. "I suspect if Cobb played his full career, he'd have the same detractors," one writer would write years later. "But, Charleston didn't hit as high as Lloys, only .337 to Lloyd's .346, he didn't quite make it to 3000 hits because of injuries and a couple suspensions, ending up with 2812. He gets overlooked because of Bell's speed and hit totals. He barely made it over 500 home runs, and had to compete with Ruth, Foxx, Ott, even Greenberg on his own club. But, you put it all together, and he was the complete package." Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1628 | 390 Add An Event | Many outbreaks of wild hallucinations and sickness among the Quaker population. Some blame it on the work of the Devil and witchcraft, but instead of fanning the flames of fear the settlement leaders chose to investigate what could be causing the hallucinations and sickness. They discover that there is a fungus growing on the wheat that causes hallucinations when eaten (when made into bread) They also discover that many of the people who were getting sick also lived close to the swamps. So people were urged to pick the fungus off the wheat before processing it into bread and not to live so close to the swamps. One leader said "If the Puritans came here instead of us, most likely they would have jumped to conclusions and immediately blamed the weird occurances on witchcraft. Imagine all the people who could have been accused and killed." Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2004 | 2072 Add An Event | The Bush Campaign, in response to John Kerry's new ad, releases its own television endorsement. As pictures of Bush scroll by, a voice over comments on how the nation needs "a president with fortitude, respect, and self-control." The "f***ing Vietnam Medals thing" is not mentioned. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1997 | 2569 Add An Event | A 6-2 win for the Pirates on Cleveland's home turf. Bonds gets 2 home runs, and a legion of Pirates fans even has the audacity to bring Terrible Towels into Jacobs' Field. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1941 | 2592 Add An Event | The Kings' postseason luck abruptly turns sour as a Joe Vosmik error allows Josh Gibson to score with two out in the bottom of the ninth for a 2-1 Brooklyn victory in Game 4 of the 1941 World Series.Freddy Fitzsimmons gets the win for the Dodgers;reliever Larry French is credited with the save. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1862 | 2653 Add An Event | Giving the Shenendoah time to pull in her harvest Lee keeps the Union army busy in Maryland. Diplomatic efforts go well and Britain begins secret efforts to begin war with the U.S. in spring. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1976 | 2674 Add An Event | 90 minutes before Kommandant Ulrich's deadline is scheduled to expire,the German-Israeli strike team storms Entebbe Airport and frees the passengers of Flight 217 in a perfectly co-ordinated raid;nine of the ten hijackers are killed with only one casualty to the raiding force,a GSG 9 sergeant cut by flying glass during a burst of automatic rifle fire at the airport's main terminal.The freed passengers are then flown to Ethiopia in RAF C-130s;the lone surviving hijacker,captured as the strike team was pulling out from Entebbe,is turned over to the German embassy in Addis Ababa for extradition back to Germany. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1950 | 2701 Add An Event | Before a sellout crowd at Shibe Park,the Phillies beat the Kings 3-2 in Game 5 of the 1950 World Series to clinch their first world championship in franchise history.Philadelphia reliever Blix Donnelly,who struck Judy Johnson out with men on second and third in the top of the ninth,is awarded the first-ever Series MVP trophy. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1992 | 1006 Add An Event | Contact with surrounding towns is lost. Most believe it is a break in phonelines. When a repair crew arrives they the towns totally devoid of life. What makes things worse is that the place is torn to pieces, cars, buildings and upon a closer investigation, bodies. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1972 | 365 Add An Event | President Nixon and Senator McGovern debate in New York City to a television audience of 70 million. Media declares McGovern the winner of the debate after Nixon refuses to answer a question about the Watergate investigating. McGovern also slams Nixon for refusing to debate until the polls indicated a close race.
The latest polls have Nixon/Agnew with 51% and McGovern/Eagleton with 49% of the vote.
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| 1978 | 2747 Add An Event | PBS airs the first episode of 24,a 12-part documentary series chronicling a typical day at Camp Rhino. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1862 | 2815 Add An Event | In Washington President Lincoln to make up for loses in the West approves the National Concription Act which Instates the Draft nationwide. The Next day riots breakout in New York, Boston, and Philidelphia. General Lee's army which has been forced to withdraw from Sharpsburg is unable to take advantage of the Chaos but in the West General Johnston adds to it by crossing the Ohio river and entering Illinois. He also dispachs a part of his force centered around the DEF to move into Unio occupied Kentucky and Liberate that state. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1937 | 2891 Add An Event | The 100th GR-111 is completed. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1627 | 2089 Add An Event | Johannes Kepler reaches the conclusion that the infamous "Fall of Georg Hemmler" was caused by thin air, and that the higher in altitude you reach, the lower the air pressure, so that eventually you would be in almost a vaccuum. He also concludes that since a balloon could not survive in a vaccuum, a giant metal rocket would be the most practical means of reaching the moon. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1942 | 2894 Add An Event | Dissident Russian soliders seize control of the Red Army garrison at Tashkent as Tajik rebels link up with the Allies at the outskirts of the Tajik provincial capital;that same day Georgia,Armenia,and Belarus all secede from the USSR. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 2989 Add An Event | Although there is no precedent in American history and little guidance in the Constitution, Congressional leaders call for an immediate session to meet the constitutional crisis. Matters are made worse since there is currently no vice-president (Spiro had resigned less than two weeks before) and the Speaker of the House had some problems of his own. The Speaker is in line after the President and Vice-President for presidential succession. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event | |
| 1846 | 220 Add An Event | Santa Anna launches a 3-pronged offensive against American forces in control of Mexico City. Even with fresh reinforcements from the north he doesnt have enough forces to affectively besiege the city. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1919 | 2289 Add An Event | Muslim population of Adrianople arrived at Constantinople as refugees. Adrianople was repopulated by the Greeks. The Selimiye Mosque complex was converted as a church and a monastery. The minarets were pulled down and the interiors were decorated with mosaics of Christ, Virgin Mary and other saints. On top of its central dome, a large cross replaced the crescent. Every mosques in Adrianople were either converted or demolished by the Greeks. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2001 | 2818 Add An Event | The San Francisco Phillies, who beat the wild card Spiders in 5 games, lose the NLCS to the Houston Astros in the 5th game here, giving Roger Clemens a chance at a Series wwin. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2005 | 2659 Add An Event | The skelton of Michael Jackson is recovered. The Yale Bonesmen who stole Jackson's remains are all arrested, and the prosecutor announces that they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event | |
| 1961 | 3023 Add An Event | Cincinnati beats Los Angeles 4-0 at Crosley Field to take a 2 games-to-1 lead in the 1961 World Series.Billy Pierce,making the shortest postseason start of his career,is pulled from the game after just three innings. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1962 | 3137 Add An Event | Stan Musial wraps up his 21-year career in the majors with a fluorish,belting a 3-2 curveball for an RBI double over the head of Giants outfielder Harvey Kuenn in the seventh inning of Game 5 of the 1962 World Series;in the ninth Dick Radatz strikes out the side to secure a 9-4 Los Angeles victory and the Kings' third straight World Series championship under Casey Stengel.Radatz and Elston Howard share Series MVP honors. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 9999 | 968 Add An Event | The Poles and the baltes attacks western CCCP with French, Hungaryan, Italian and British help. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1872 | 3175 Add An Event | "The Times" write, on the issue of the coming Scandinavian unification:
"This forthcoming union was only a natural consequense of the latest Danish/Swedish-Norwegian (or should one say Scandinavian?) victory over Germany, and it also is a logical step. It will be hard finding good reasons for three peoples so closely tied to oneanother as the Danes, Swedes and Norwegians to remain apart. It would be having all of the Nations in this glorious United Kingdom being seperate - it has no meaning. Now, only history will show us what impact this new Scandinavian nation will have on European and world history." Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1872 | 3175 Add An Event | Newspapers all over Scandinavia are jubilant, and the people also, with the news of an agreement having been arranged. Spontaneous gatherings takes place in cities, towns and villages all over Scandinavia, and the celebration seems to have no end. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1805 | 3213 Add An Event | Burr, Wilkinson, and Jackson meet in New Orleans and declare the independence of the Orleans Republic led by a Tribunal of the three. Wilkinson’s forces rush up the Mississippi River and Seize St. Louis. From their they will build a line of forts from St. Louis to Texas. In Kentucky and Tennessee the state militias are activated. General Jackson’s troops and the militias move to seize the mountain passes in the Appellations.
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| 1940 | 624 Add An Event | Austria is offical declared a Nazi State. Street fighting in Vienna and Slazburg have stop and only weak resistants remains in the Alps. The New National Socialist Government leader, Alexander Löhr, A Major General in the Austrian Army begins talks with the Riechstag on the release of Adolf Hitler. Discuss This Timeline (2 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1979 | 3249 Add An Event | The Kings rebound from their Game 1 defeat with a 4-1 win over the Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium in Game 2.Winning pitcher Nolan Ryan takes a no-hit bid through six innings before giving up a solo home run to Pittsburgh third baseman Bill Madlock in the bottom of the seventh. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1980 | 3250 Add An Event | The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Kansas City Royals, 4-1 in Game 6, and win their third World Series, their first since 1965. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1977 | 3249 Add An Event | Clinching their first World Series championship since 1969,the Kings storm back from a 3-1 eighth inning deficit to win Game 6 of the 1977 Series 5-4 in ten innings;Willie Aikens,whose ninth inning RBI double started the Kings' rally,shares series MVP honors with winning pitcher Rick Austin. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2081 | 3323 Add An Event | After five months, the Vulcans mediate negotiations between the two foes and logic wins out showing each the advantage of becoming allies. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1939 | 3320 Add An Event | The situation in Romania is reversing against the tripartite pact as a surprise allied offensive has recently retaken Constanta and broken the siege of Bucharest. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1940 | 3332 Add An Event | Japanese forces in Burma begin fighting their way towards the Burmese-Thai border to link up with their comrades in Thailand. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1940 | 3362 Add An Event | Dover falls to Paratroops. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1984 | 3138 Add An Event | The campaign for the premiership of the Russian Federation comes to a surprising end as independent candidate and Gulf War veteran Vladimir Petrenko narrowly beats out Boris Yeltsin with 54% of the popular vote;undaunted by his loss,Yeltsin tells supporters he will run again in 1990. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1865 | 3465 Add An Event | After a long rebellion the NYF gains independence from the USA. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1941 | 3406 Add An Event | The first Luftwaffe deliveries of supplies for the 6th Army arrive at Gumrak just as Soviet troops overrun the town of Vertaichy. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2000 | 972 Add An Event | With Yankee legend Yogi Berra throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, Game 1 of the World Series is a thriller, with the Yankees tying the game in the top of the ninth at Yankee Stadium, and then winning in the twelfth on a hit by Jose Vizcaino off Robb Nen, 4-3. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1954 | 3493 Add An Event | Dayan orders the invasion of Lebanon. 50,000 troops are sent to invade Lebanon. Middle East nations become very cautious towards Isreal. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1928 | 3498 Add An Event | To the surprise of many, the "Hoover Dance" photo is proven to be authentic by a British Photo Company. Hoover's support in the South erodes, despite his opponent, Al Smith, being a Catholic. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1985 | 3515 Add An Event | Construction begins in Siena,Italy on Europe's first major solar energy plant. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1981 | 3115 Add An Event | Iran having already trained the crews for the new Soviet tanks bought from China begins massing their army on the iraq border. Discuss This Timeline (1 Entry So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1959 | 2510 Add An Event | 'The Man With The Midas Touch',a Lena Horne single originally recorded for the "Goldfinger" soundtrack,debuts on the Billboard pop singles charts at number 34;within a week the song has cracked Billboard's top ten,and by early December it will have reached number one. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2007 | 2175 Add An Event | At the beginning of the new year, humanity rejoiced in its prosperity. The the global population was near 6.4 billion, there were 110 cities with populations over 1 million and the world economy was strong. Now the world's population is at 5.5 billion, nearly a billion people have died in six months, over half of them Russian and Chinese. There are now 55 cities with populations of over 1 million and the global economy is a wreak. Vast tracks of eastern europe are nuclear wastelands or have become unhabitable because of fall-out. The US is still alive but crippled. Her population was 301 million before the war and now it is 230 million. She has only 5 aircraft carriers in service as opposed to 11 before the war and the northeast part of the country is a nuclear laiden hell. Russia has ceased to exist as a nation, only about 15 million russians remain scattered through what is left. And the worse is yet to come... Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1973 | 2246 Add An Event | Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada since 1968, dies of his injuries in a Montreal hospital. He is 54. The first assassination of a national leader sends Canada into deep morning, and the fact that the assassin appears to have gotten away produces great anger. In response to this killing, and the other assassinations of left-wing leaders all over the world, Le Journal de Montreal calls it "Le Massacre Samedi Nuit" -- the Saturday Night Massacre. Finance Minister John Turner is sworn in as the new Prime Minister, and implements the War Measures Act in an attempt to find the assassin. For the first time ever, Canada closes its border to the U.S., but the assassin was already back over the border before the bomb even went off. Back at the White House, President Reagan says he knows of no conspiracy to kill the national leaders who faced assassination attempts last night. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2009 | 2175 Add An Event | Cresent Alliance forces rout turkish forces. The 600,000 strong Cresent Alliance army is only 150 miles from Ankara and the government there flees to Istanbul. In Western Europe, the populations of France and the United Kingdom are crippled. Both countries have been literally destroyed by the nuclear exchange and there is no help from the outside world since it too is in bad shape. In Australia a military coup takes place. The new military government executes all remaing abriginals. The global death toll is 3.1 billion dead. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1660 | 3095 Add An Event | Parliment passes the decree to reintorduce ex-Royalists to Parliment by a narrow majority. Monck immdiately sets about making changes to the cabinet appointing William Lenthall as Speaker of the House of Commons despite his known support for the restoration and Francis Willoughby as Lord Admiral despite his defection to the Royalists at the end of the Civil War. Meanwhile, Parliment begins to draft the 'Charter of the Commonwealth' a kind of constitution. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1513 | 3628 Add An Event | After allowing his army to rest for a short period General Stanley and the English Army move away from the city of Durham. Though he feels that he has not enough men to actually win he hopes he can delay any Scottish advance deeper into England. He plans to attack the Scottish Army before they can attack and decimate him. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2001 | 2606 Add An Event | With the political turmoil engulfing Iraq, Hastel withdraws the notion of invading Iraq and concentrate all American forces in Afghanistan. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1964 | 2684 Add An Event | Jack Nicholson does a cameo as a CIA bomb disposal technician in "Fire and Brownstone",the sequel to "The Glass Inferno". Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1917 | 3710 Add An Event | The allied powers agree to meet at Paris to held a peace conference regarding the future of the vanquished nations of the great war; in Germany, meanwhile, the socialists and communists are quickly capturing enormous amount of territories: with Bavaria and Berlin in their hands and continuous fightings with royalist troops at the Rhineland and Holstein; in Austria, only the Russian occupation is preventing the country from falling into a full scale civil war against the slavs and the Hungarians. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2001 | 2606 Add An Event | With the political turmoil engulfing Iraq, Hastert withdraws the notion of invading Iraq and concentrate all American forces in Afghanistan. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1918 | 490 Add An Event | The Bolshevik Commander of the 10th Army, Iosef Dzhugasvilli is found dead in the ruins of Tsaritsyn. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 39 | 3769 Add An Event | After spreading the word of Christ througout Mesopotamia, Judas heads to Persia. In Meopotamia, Judas and his followers bapitized 60,000 men, not counting women and children. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1986 | 3515 Add An Event | An extension to the Casablanca-Baghdad monorail is completed,linking the original line with Kabul,Tashkent,Karachi,and Islamabad. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1490 | 3840 Add An Event | Columbus resupplys at the Azores realizing this land is under Portuguese control and local settlers help Columbus's fleet resupply itself.He continues going across the Atlantic Ocean. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1928 | 3806 Add An Event | The treaty of Portsmouth ends the Brittish civil war:
-Royalist rule is recognised over Australia, New Zealand, the Colonies in Oceania, South Africa, the Far East, East Africa, the Falklands and India, as the Brittish commonwealth;
-Parliamentarist rule is recognised over Canada, Ireland, Guyana, the Caribbean possesions, the west african colonies and the Brittish isles, as the United Federated Anglosphere;
-All brittish subjects willing to follow the king are allowed to leave the brittish islands. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
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| 1940 | 1727 Add An Event | Pope Pius XII organizes a group of clergy men and vouluteer missionaries to go and convert the peoples of the Italian colonial empire to Roman Catholicm. He hopes that this will be the first step to creationg a catholic world. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1995 | 4008 Add An Event | The Russians land armed forces at Alaska, their navy battered by coastal-defence artillery batteries to no avail. American armed forces engage the Russians almost hand-to-hand and a bloody close-range shoot-'em-up ensues. 16,000 casualties are ripped from the hearts of both countries as the Russians struggle stubbornly to hold their beachhead in Alaska. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2005 | 2488 Add An Event | Republican Bill Frist becomes vice president. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1984 | 3910 Add An Event | The first Presidential debate between Vice President Lloyd Bentsen and Congressman Jack Kemp had been surprisingly lackluster. This second debate, at the Freedom Hall sports arena in Louisville, Kentucky, is not. The slowing economy, high taxes, the high federal budget deficit, the question of how much outgoing President Robert F. Kennedy did to ease poverty, and of whether RFK addressed the Cold War sufficiently, are all hotly contested. The question of Kemp's experience is brought up. Kemp, age 49, has served a District centered on Buffalo, New York for 14 years, but, while already a long favorite of the big-business, tax-cut wing of the Republican Party, was never considered for Governor or the U.S. Senate by New York Republicans. "To be President," he says, "you need to think quickly, and sometimes you need to change your mind in mid-action. It's not unlike the kind of leadership required of a quarterback in football. I've done that, with some success." Bentsen's response: "Congressman, I come from the State of Texas. I think I know a thing or two about football. Congressman, being a quarterback doesn't qualify you for the Presidency." Kemp: "Mr. Vice President, you're from the Houston area. When I was a starting quarterback, I helped the Buffalo Bills win two AFL Titles. Since then, your Houston Oilers have never again won a league title, in the AFL or the NFL. Let's just say I know more about government than you know about football, and I know at least as much about winning football as you and the liberal Democrats know about successful government." Bentsen: "But when you played for the San Diego Chargers, the Oilers beat the Chargers in two AFL Title Games." Kemp: "I learned. I got better. My team got better. Yours didn't. Same in politics. Republicans learn from their mistakes and get better. Democrats keep doing the same old thing and think it'll work, but it doesn't. You know, my wife Joanne gave me a book the other day in which the author defines insanity as doing the same thing, over and over again, and expecting a different result." Bentsen: "Are you saying that our President is insane?" Kemp: "No, I'm saying that the Democratic platform needs to be changed for the times, or else it will seem insane soon." It is an exchange that brings laughter, but also makes sense with many as-yet-undecided voters. Afterward, Kemp is told that he might lose Texas because of his remark about the Oilers. "If the Democrats need a Texan on the ticket to win this election," Kemp says, "then I think I've got a pretty good shot." Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1936 | 4101 Add An Event | Italian Duce Italo Balbo declares his supports for the Putschist under General Emilio Mola; he begins to make preparations for the troops he'll send to Spain. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1939 | 3304 Add An Event | British prime minister Neville Chamberlain,Norwegian king Haakon VII,and Finnish prime minister Marshal Karl von Mannerheim meet in Oslo to sign a mutual defense pact. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1988 | 4151 Add An Event | The tradition of the Presidential debates continues as Baker faces Clinton in Philadelphia, the craddle of democracy. Baker's popularity has sky-rocketed in the last couple of weeks, while Clinton barely manages to hold the line. The debate proves to be Clinton's chance to recover, as he "defeats" Baker, who during the debate looked tired and nervous, due to the combination of having to run a campaign and the country. During the debate, Governor Clinton proposes higher taxes on the wealthy and increased spending on investments in education, transportation and communications that, he believed, would boost the nation's productivity and growth and thereby lower the deficit. He also presents other economic plans, and manages to regain some of the lost ground. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 2003 | 4151 Add An Event | Islamic radical insurgency in the Philippines and Indonesia has increased, yet President Gephardt refuses to be the second democratic president to start a war in the jungles of Southeast Asia. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1975 | 4147 Add An Event | The World Football League folds after a year and a half of play. Few people notice, as the World Series is going on. Game 6 is played at Fenway Park in Boston. The Boston Red Sox defeat the Cincinnati Reds, 7-6, on a 12th-inning home run by catcher Carlton Fisk. But the Reds will win Game 7 and the Series tomorrow night. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1845 | 4190 Add An Event | The Erebus and Terror are iced in for the winter. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1966 | 4182 Add An Event | CONTRIBUTOR’S NOTE: This is “The Eyes That Smiled.” While preparing to join the Beach Boys for a pre-show rehearsal at the University of Michigan, Brian Wilson, discouraged at the relative commercial failure of Pet Sounds, begins losing confidence in his new project, provisionally titled Dumb Angel. He feels that he needs some inspiration to continue with his pet project, despite his fears of opposition from the other band members. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1871 | 4196 Add An Event | Battle of Cheyenne river: Federal Forces defeat the Lakota forces of Joseph Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse, killing about 500 of their men and capturing 650. Large amounts of the Indian population of the Dakota Territory will be relocated at the Oklahoma territory or the New Mexico territory, although the indian opposition to the United States is still strong at Montana. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1870 | 4196 Add An Event | President Lee suffers a mild stroke, but he manages to recover. For two days, Vice President Tilden becomes Acting President.
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| 1984 | 4206 Add An Event | In the second presidential debate, candidate Hart returns to the idea that recent federal deficits and high inflation are largely the products of the ongoing Gulf war. His opponent Robert Dole responds testily: “If that’s so, Senator, why hasn’t your party taken more aggressive steps to end that war? Why is President Kennedy sitting on his hands while ordinary Americans find it more and more difficult to make ends meet, and why should we believe you’d do any better?” Commentators generally agree that Dole has won this debate on points. Once again, however, his hostile tone costs him with the national audience. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1998 | 2131 Add An Event | The Cleveland Indians complete a four-game sweep of the San Diego Padres in the World Series. For the Indians, it is their first championship since 1951. For the city of Cleveland, it is the first world championship of any major sport since the 1964 Cleveland Browns. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1978 | 4241 Add An Event | Sessions for the Beach Boys new album are concluded. The group will call their new album Into Our Guided Light, giving a perception of some sort of religious influence on the album. Over the course of the sessions, the Beach Boys convinced Dennis Wilson to sacrifice one of the songs from his in-progress second solo album. The group wanted Dennis to give them two songs, “Baby Blue Eyes” and “Love Surrounds Me,” but Dennis kept the latter for his album, and gave the group the former, overdubbed with a lead by Carl Wilson. Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event | |
| 1941 | 3279 Add An Event | First “Ordnung Amerika” Wehrmacht unit assembled. Encouraged by the support offered by home-grown racist and fascist groups like the Ku Klux Klan and the Silver Shirts, the Nazis have been recruiting Americans deemed both “politically reliable” and “racially pure” as military auxiliaries, and there are plans to assemble SS units along the same lines to, among other things, help guard the concentration camps the Nazis are building. The “Ordnung Amerika” is to be outfitted in German-style uniforms, but with distinctive insignia designed in Germany by the Propaganda Ministry: modified Nazi armbands whose red bands will bear a white central stripe and a blue disk emblazoned with a white swastika. The design is modeled on one dreamed up by Heinrich Himmler for a Nazi American flag, which is itself a modified version of the Confederate national flag. (An alternative design, based on the Confederate battle flag but with the diagonal stripes twisted into a swastika, was considered and rejected.) Discuss This Timeline (0 Entries So Far) | Previous Event Next Event |