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27 juillet : Frederick Banting et Charles Best découvre l' insuline. Accords franco-allemands : réparations en nature. 28 juillet : Adolf Hitler évince Anton Drexler et prend la présidence du parti nazi ( NSDAP) en Bavière. 29 juillet : l'Américain Mitchell poursuit ses tests tendant à montrer la supériorité de l'avion aux autorités américaines.
Five bystanders were killed and 14 seriously injured at a park in Moundsville, West Virginia, when a Martin MB-1 bomber airplane crashed into a crowd and into parked cars. Although the pilots of the plane escaped unharmed, a mechanic in the crew died. Sixteen automobiles were set ablaze, killing some of the victims.
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View Major 1921 Events in a full screen map. Data from Wikipedia was used to make the map, which you can group by 1921 event categories, such as “Health, Science, & Education.”. To learn more about each of the nine categories, read on.
En bref. 7 - 17 mars : répression de la révolte de Kronstadt. 18 mars : fin de la guerre soviéto-polonaise. 11 juillet : fin de la guerre d’indépendance irlandaise. 14 juillet : Sacco et Vanzetti sont condamnés à mort. 21 juillet, guerre du Rif : bataille d'Anoual.
Dec 7, 2020 · July 18, 1921 saw Babe Ruth hit another milestone record when he ran his 139th career home run, breaking 19th century player Roger Connor’s all-time record of 138. Ruth’s home run was also estimated to be the longest ever hit, travelling around 575 feet. The year 1921 saw Ruth achieve so many records, including breaking his own.
Historical events in July 1921. Learn about 25 famous, scandalous and important events that happened in Jul 1921 or search by date or keyword.
The Red Army captures Mongolia from the White Army and establishes the Mongolian People's Republic. July 14 – A Massachusetts jury finds Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti guilty of first degree murder following a widely publicized trial whose verdict will spark protests around the world.
