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Daghlian was working alone when he accidentally dropped a block of tungsten onto the plutonium core, which increased the reflection of neutr...
Leon Trotsky was fatally wounded with an ice axe by Spanish communist Ramón ...
The Cold War border between Austria and Hungary was opened for a short period of time for the Pan-European ...
“The Hardest Day” saw the Luftwaffe lose more than 60 aircraft, while the RAF lost around 30 fighters together with experienced pilots whose...
Parliament passed the Marriage Act that legalised civil marriages and introduced their formal ...
Queen Victoria sent the first telegram using the newly-installed transatlantic telegraph cable to US President James ...
Officially promoted as “An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace & Music,” Woodstock remains one of the defining moments in the history of mo...
The Atlantic Charter was issued by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston ...
The first complete performance of Wagner’s Ring cycle took place in the Bavarian town of ...
After separation from the carrier aircraft the pilots completed a controlled descent and precise landing at Edwards Air Force Base, confirmi...
It took the best of part of seven months for the delegates of the new German National Assembly to agree on the terms of the new Weimar const...
The Louvre museum in Paris opened to the public in the former palace of the French royal ...
Produced in cooperation with the Ad Council, the first Smokey Bear poster, released on 9 August 1944, showed the bear pouring a bucket of wa...
Traffic was stopped on the B507 road in London so The Beatles could pose for their iconic Abbey Road album ...
Alice Huyler Ramsey became the first woman to drive an automobile across a continent when she completed a 59-day road trip from New York to...
The Voting Rights Act outlawed literacy tests and authorised federal officials to oversee voter registration in jurisdictions with a history...
Scottish independence leader Sir William Wallace was captured by English forces at Robroyston near ...
On 4 August 221 Lady Zhen, the wife of Cao Pi of Wei of the Three Kingdoms, ...
As Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey had attempted to prevent the crisis but these efforts proved unsuccessful and, during the evening of 3...
Hannibal’s army inflicted a devastating defeat on the numerically superior Roman army at the Battle of ...