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| | {{Year nav|1943}} | | {{Year nav|1943}} |
| | {{Year article header|1943}} | | {{Year article header|1943}} |
| | + | == Events == |
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| − | == Events ==
| + | == January - March == |
| − | ===January - March ===
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| | *[[January 4]] – End of term for [[Culbert Olson]], 29th [[List of Governors of California|Governor of California]]. [[Earl Warren]] follows him. | | *[[January 4]] – End of term for [[Culbert Olson]], 29th [[List of Governors of California|Governor of California]]. [[Earl Warren]] follows him. |
| | *[[January 11]] – The [[United States]] and [[United Kingdom]] give up territorial rights in [[China]]. | | *[[January 11]] – The [[United States]] and [[United Kingdom]] give up territorial rights in [[China]]. |
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| | *[[March 13]] – [[Holocaust]]: [[Nazi Germany|German]] forces liquidate the Jewish ghetto in [[Kraków]]. | | *[[March 13]] – [[Holocaust]]: [[Nazi Germany|German]] forces liquidate the Jewish ghetto in [[Kraków]]. |
| | *[[March 26]] – World War II: [[Battle of Komandorski Islands]] – In the [[Aleutian Islands]] the battle begins when [[United States Navy]] forces intercept [[Japan]]ese attempting to reinforce a garrison at [[Kiska]]. | | *[[March 26]] – World War II: [[Battle of Komandorski Islands]] – In the [[Aleutian Islands]] the battle begins when [[United States Navy]] forces intercept [[Japan]]ese attempting to reinforce a garrison at [[Kiska]]. |
| − | ===April - June ===
| + | == April - June == |
| | *[[April 3]] – Shipwrecked steward [[Poon Lim]] is rescued by [[Brazil]]ian fishermen after he has been adrift for 130 days | | *[[April 3]] – Shipwrecked steward [[Poon Lim]] is rescued by [[Brazil]]ian fishermen after he has been adrift for 130 days |
| | *[[April 22]] – [[Albert Hofmann]] writes his first report about the hallucinogenic properties of [[LSD]], which he first synthesized in 1938. | | *[[April 22]] – [[Albert Hofmann]] writes his first report about the hallucinogenic properties of [[LSD]], which he first synthesized in 1938. |
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| | *[[June 4]] – [[Military coup]] in [[Argentina]] ousts [[Ramón Castillo]]. | | *[[June 4]] – [[Military coup]] in [[Argentina]] ousts [[Ramón Castillo]]. |
| | *[[June 22]] – [[U.S. 45th Infantry Division|U.S. Army 45th Infantry Division]] land in North Africa prior to training at Arzew, French Morocco while serving in [[World War II]]. | | *[[June 22]] – [[U.S. 45th Infantry Division|U.S. Army 45th Infantry Division]] land in North Africa prior to training at Arzew, French Morocco while serving in [[World War II]]. |
| − | ===July - September ===
| + | == July - September == |
| | *[[July 5]] – [[World War II]]: [[Battle of Kursk]] – The largest tank battle in history begins. | | *[[July 5]] – [[World War II]]: [[Battle of Kursk]] – The largest tank battle in history begins. |
| | *[[July 5]] – World War II: An Allied invasion fleet sails to [[Sicily]]. | | *[[July 5]] – World War II: An Allied invasion fleet sails to [[Sicily]]. |
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| | *[[September 8]] – World War II: [[Julius Fucik]] is killed by [[Nazi]]s. | | *[[September 8]] – World War II: [[Julius Fucik]] is killed by [[Nazi]]s. |
| | *[[September 23]] – World War II: [[Republic of Salò]] is founded. | | *[[September 23]] – World War II: [[Republic of Salò]] is founded. |
| − | ===October - December ===
| + | == October - December == |
| | *[[October 6]] – [[World War II]]: [[United States|Americans]] and [[Japan]]ese fight the naval [[Battle of Vella Lavella]]. | | *[[October 6]] – [[World War II]]: [[United States|Americans]] and [[Japan]]ese fight the naval [[Battle of Vella Lavella]]. |
| | *[[October 13]] – World War II: The new government of [[Italy]] sides with the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] and declares war on [[Germany]]. | | *[[October 13]] – World War II: The new government of [[Italy]] sides with the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] and declares war on [[Germany]]. |
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| | *[[World War II|Second World War]] ([[1939]]-[[1945]]) | | *[[World War II|Second World War]] ([[1939]]-[[1945]]) |
| | *[[Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)|Sino-Japanese War]] ([[1937]]-[[1945]]) | | *[[Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)|Sino-Japanese War]] ([[1937]]-[[1945]]) |
| | + | == Births == |
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| − | == Births == | + | == January == |
| − | *[[January 1]] - [[Tony Knowles]], former [[Governor]] of [[Alaska]] | + | *[[January 1]] - [[Tony Knowles]], [[Governor]] of [[Alaska]] |
| | + | *[[January 6]] – [[Terry Venables]], British footballer and football manager |
| | *[[January 7]] - [[Sadako Sasaki]], Japanese atomic bomb victim (d. [[1955]]) | | *[[January 7]] - [[Sadako Sasaki]], Japanese atomic bomb victim (d. [[1955]]) |
| | + | *[[January 9]] – [[Freddie Starr]], British comedian and singer (died [[2019]]) |
| | + | *[[January 10]] – [[Jim Croce]], American singer and songwriter (died [[1973]]) |
| | *[[January 14]] - [[Ralph Steinman]], Canadian scientist (d. [[2011]]) | | *[[January 14]] - [[Ralph Steinman]], Canadian scientist (d. [[2011]]) |
| − | *[[January 18]] - [[Paul Angelis]], English actor (d. [[2009]]) | + | *[[January 18]] - [[Paul Angelis]], British actor (d. [[2009]]) |
| − | *[[January 24]] - [[Peter Struck]], German politician (d. [[2012]]) | + | *[[January 19]] – [[Janis Joplin]], American singer and songwriter (died [[1970]]) |
| − | *[[January 24]] - [[Sharon Tate]], American actress (d. [[1969]]) | + | *[[January 24]] |
| − | *[[February 19]] – [[Lou Christie]], singer | + | **[[Peter Struck]], German politician (d. [[2012]]) |
| | + | **[[Sharon Tate]], American actress (d. [[1969]]) |
| | + | *[[January 29]] – [[Tony Blackburn]], British radio disc jockey |
| | + | == February == |
| | + | *[[February 9]] – [[Joe Pesci]], American actor |
| | + | *[[February 19]] – [[Lou Christie]], American pop singer |
| | + | *[[February 20]] - [[Mike Leigh]], British actor, director and screenwriter |
| | *[[February 22]] - [[Horst Koehler]], former [[President of Germany]] | | *[[February 22]] - [[Horst Koehler]], former [[President of Germany]] |
| − | *[[February 25]] – [[George Harrison]], English musician ([[The Beatles]]) (d. [[2001]]) | + | *[[February 25]] – [[George Harrison]], English musician ([[The Beatles]]) (died [[2001]]) |
| | + | == March == |
| | *[[March 9]] – [[Bobby Fischer]], American-born Icelandic chess player (d. [[2008]]) | | *[[March 9]] – [[Bobby Fischer]], American-born Icelandic chess player (d. [[2008]]) |
| | *[[March 19]] - [[Mario Monti]], [[Prime Minister]] of [[Italy]] | | *[[March 19]] - [[Mario Monti]], [[Prime Minister]] of [[Italy]] |
| − | *[[March 29]] - [[John Major]], former [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] | + | *[[March 22]] - [[George Benson]], American [[guitar]]ist |
| − | *[[March 29]] – [[Eric Idle]], English actor and comedian | + | *[[March 25]] – [[Paul Michael Glaser]], American actor and director (''[[Starsky and Hutch]]'') |
| − | *[[March 31]] – [[Christopher Walken]], American actor | + | *[[March 29]] |
| − | *[[March 31]] - [[Sharon Hampson]], Canadian singer and musician ([[Sharon, Lois & Bram]]) | + | **[[Eric Idle]], British comedy actor, director and writer |
| − | *[[April 30]] - [[Frederick Chiluba]], former [[President]] of [[Zambia]] (d. [[2011]]) | + | **[[John Major]], British politician; [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] (1990–1997) |
| | + | *[[March 31]] |
| | + | **[[Christopher Walken]], American actor |
| | + | **[[Sharon Hampson]], Canadian singer and musician ([[Sharon, Lois & Bram]]) |
| | + | == April == |
| | + | *[[April 1]] – [[Carol White (actress)|Carol White]], British actress (died [[1991]]) |
| | + | *[[April 3]] – [[Tony Orlando]], American pop singer |
| | + | *[[April 6]] – [[Max Clifford]], British media publicist (died [[2017]]) |
| | + | *[[April 25]] – [[Tony Christie]], British pop singer |
| | + | *[[April 30]] - [[Frederick Chiluba]], [[President]] of [[Zambia]] (d. [[2011]]) |
| | + | == May == |
| | *[[May 5]] - [[Michael Palin]], British actor, comedian, television presenter and writer | | *[[May 5]] - [[Michael Palin]], British actor, comedian, television presenter and writer |
| − | *[[May 14]] - [[Olafur Ragnar Grimsson]], [[President]] of [[Iceland]] | + | *[[May 8]] – [[Richard O'Sullivan]], British television actor (''[[Man About the House]]'', ''[[Robin's Nest]]'') |
| − | *[[May 14]] - [[Jack Bruce]], Scottish [[bass guitar]]ist ([[Cream (band)|Cream]]) (d. [[2014]]) | + | *[[May 14]] |
| − | *[[May 24]] – [[Gary Burghoff]], actor | + | **[[Olafur Ragnar Grimsson]], [[President]] of [[Iceland]] |
| − | *[[May 31]] – [[Sharon Gless]], actress | + | **[[Jack Bruce]], Scottish [[bass guitar]]ist ([[Cream (band)|Cream]]) (d. [[2014]]) |
| − | *[[June 13]] – [[Malcolm McDowell]], actor | + | *[[May 24]] – [[Gary Burghoff]], American actor |
| | + | *[[May 27]] – [[Cilla Black]], British pop singer and television presenter (died [[2015]]) |
| | + | *[[May 31]] – [[Sharon Gless]], American actress |
| | + | == June == |
| | + | *[[June 8]] – [[Colin Baker]], British television actor (''[[Doctor Who]]'') |
| | + | *[[June 13]] – [[Malcolm McDowell]], British actor |
| | + | *[[June 15]] – [[Simon Callow]], British actor, director and writer |
| | *[[June 17]] - [[Barry Manilow]], American singer | | *[[June 17]] - [[Barry Manilow]], American singer |
| − | *[[July 4]] - [[Adam Hart-Davis]], British historian | + | *[[June 22]] – [[Esther Rantzen]], British journalist, television presenter and founder of [[Childline]] |
| − | *[[July 4]] - [[Heide Simonis]], German politician | + | == July == |
| − | *[[July 12]] - [[Christine McVie]], English keyboardist ([[Fleetwood Mac]]) | + | *[[July 4]] |
| − | *[[August 11]] - [[Pervez Musharraf]], former [[President]] of [[Pakistan]] | + | **[[Adam Hart-Davis]], British historian and television presenter |
| − | *[[August 17]] – [[Robert De Niro]], actor | + | **[[Heide Simonis]], German politician |
| − | *[[August 18]] – [[Gianni Rivera]], former Italian footballer | + | *[[July 8]] – [[Dario Gradi]], Italian born-British football (soccer) manager and director ([[Crewe Alexandra F.C.]]) |
| | + | *[[July 10]] – [[Arthur Ashe]], African-American tennis player (died [[1993]]) |
| | + | *[[July 12]] - [[Christine McVie]], British keyboardist ([[Fleetwood Mac]]) (died [[2022]]) |
| | + | *[[July 20]] – [[Wendy Richard]], British actress (''[[EastEnders]]'') (died [[2009]]) |
| | + | *[[July 26]] – [[Mick Jagger]], British rock singer ([[The Rolling Stones]]) |
| | + | == August == |
| | + | *[[August 11]] - [[Pervez Musharraf]], [[President]] of [[Pakistan]] (d. [[2023]]) |
| | + | *[[August 17]] – [[Robert De Niro]], American actor |
| | + | *[[August 18]] – [[Gianni Rivera]], Italian footballer |
| | + | *[[August 20]] – [[Sylvester McCoy]], Scottish actor (''Doctor Who''), comedian and writer |
| | *[[August 23]] – [[Pino Presti]], Italian bassist, arranger, composer, conductor, record producer | | *[[August 23]] – [[Pino Presti]], Italian bassist, arranger, composer, conductor, record producer |
| | + | *[[August 29]] – [[David Soul]], American actor (''Starsky and Hutch''), director and pop singer |
| | *[[August 30]] – [[Robert Crumb]], American cartoonist | | *[[August 30]] – [[Robert Crumb]], American cartoonist |
| | + | == September == |
| | *[[September 27]] – [[Randy Bachman]], Canadian musician ([[Bachman–Turner Overdrive]]) | | *[[September 27]] – [[Randy Bachman]], Canadian musician ([[Bachman–Turner Overdrive]]) |
| − | *[[September 29]] - [[Mohammad Khatami]], former [[President]] of [[Iran]] | + | *[[September 29]] |
| − | *[[September 29]] - [[Lech Walesa]], former [[President]] of [[Poland]] | + | **[[Mohammad Khatami]], [[President]] of [[Iran]] |
| − | *[[September 29]] - [[Wolfgang Overath]], German footballer | + | **[[Ian McShane]], British actor (''[[Deadwood (TV series)|Deadwood]]'', ''[[Lovejoy]]'') |
| | + | **[[Wolfgang Overath]], German footballer |
| | + | **[[Lech Walesa]], [[President]] of [[Poland]] |
| | + | *[[September 30]] – [[Ian Ogilvy]], British actor and director (''[[Return of the Saint]]'') |
| | + | == October == |
| | + | *[[October 8]] – [[Chevy Chase]], American actor and comedian |
| | + | *[[October 11]] – [[John Nettles]], British television actor (''[[Bergerac]]'', ''[[Midsomer Murders]]'') |
| | *[[October 16]] - [[Fred Turner]], Canadian musician ([[Bachman–Turner Overdrive]]) | | *[[October 16]] - [[Fred Turner]], Canadian musician ([[Bachman–Turner Overdrive]]) |
| | + | == November == |
| | + | *[[November 23]] – [[Sue Nicholls]], British television actress (''[[Coronation Street]]'') |
| | *[[November 28]] - [[Randy Newman]], American singer-songwriter | | *[[November 28]] - [[Randy Newman]], American singer-songwriter |
| − | *[[December 7]] - [[Sue Johnston]], British actress | + | == December == |
| | + | *[[December 7]] - [[Sue Johnston]], British television actress |
| | *[[December 11]] – [[John Kerry]], American politician, former presidential candidate and 68th [[United States Secretary of State]] | | *[[December 11]] – [[John Kerry]], American politician, former presidential candidate and 68th [[United States Secretary of State]] |
| − | *[[December 14]] - [[Britt Allcroft]], English filmmaker | + | *[[December 14]] - [[Britt Allcroft]], British filmmaker |
| | + | *[[December 18]] – [[Keith Richards]], British rock guitarist ([[The Rolling Stones]]) |
| | *[[December 23]] - [[Silvia Sommerlath]], [[Queen]] of [[Sweden]] | | *[[December 23]] - [[Silvia Sommerlath]], [[Queen]] of [[Sweden]] |
| − | *[[December 24]] - [[Tarja Halonen]], former [[President]] of [[Finland]] | + | *[[December 24]] - [[Tarja Halonen]], [[President]] of [[Finland]] |
| − | *[[December 28]] - [[Richard Whiteley]], British television presenter (d. [[2005]]) | + | *[[December 28]] - [[Richard Whiteley]], British journalist and television presenter (''[[Countdown (game show)|Countdown]]'') (died [[2005]]) |
| − | *[[December 31]] - [[John Denver]], American singer (d. [[1997]]) | + | *[[December 31]] |
| − | *[[December 31]] - [[Ben Kingsley]], British actor | + | **[[John Denver]], American singer (died [[1997]]) |
| − | | + | **[[Ben Kingsley]], British actor |
| | + | **[[Andy Summers]], British guitarist and songwriter ([[The Police]]) |
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| | + | **[[Paul Burnett]], British radio disc jockey |
| | + | **[[Paddy Cleland]], Irish footballer ([[Manchester United F.C.]]) |
| | + | **[[Gil Gerard]], American actor |
| | + | **Sir [[Michael Grade]], British television executive |
| | + | **[[Dixie McNeil]], Welsh football (soccer) manager and director ([[Wrexham A.F.C.]]) |
| | + | **[[Graham Miles]], English snooker player |
| | + | **[[Billy Murray (British actor)|Billy Murray]], British television actor (''[[The Bill]]'') |
| | + | **[[George Sweeney]], British actor |
| | == Deaths == | | == Deaths == |
| | *[[January 5]] – [[George Washington Carver]], American educator, activist, and botanist | | *[[January 5]] – [[George Washington Carver]], American educator, activist, and botanist |
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| | *[[Eidegenegen Eidagaruwo]], first [[Angam Baby]] | | *[[Eidegenegen Eidagaruwo]], first [[Angam Baby]] |
| | *[[Esteban Huertas]], Panamanian independence fighter | | *[[Esteban Huertas]], Panamanian independence fighter |
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| | == Movies released == | | == Movies released == |
| | *''[[Casablanca]]'' | | *''[[Casablanca]]'' |
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| | == Hit songs == | | == Hit songs == |
| | *"As Time Goes By" by [[Rudy Vallee]] | | *"As Time Goes By" by [[Rudy Vallee]] |
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| | *"When the Lights Go On Again" by [[Vaughn Monroe]] | | *"When the Lights Go On Again" by [[Vaughn Monroe]] |
| | *"You'll Never Know" by [[Dick Haymes]] | | *"You'll Never Know" by [[Dick Haymes]] |
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| | == New books == | | == New books == |
| | *''[[Adam of the Road]]'' – [[Elizabeth Janet Gray]] | | *''[[Adam of the Road]]'' – [[Elizabeth Janet Gray]] |
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| | *''[[Victoria Grandolet]]'' – [[Henry Bellamann]] | | *''[[Victoria Grandolet]]'' – [[Henry Bellamann]] |
| | *''[[The White Face]]'' – [[Carl Offord]] | | *''[[The White Face]]'' – [[Carl Offord]] |
| − | | + | == Nobel Prizes == |
| − | ==Nobel Prizes== | |
| | * [[Henrik Dam]] and [[Edward Adelbert Doisy]], won the [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]for the discovery of [[Vitamin K]]. | | * [[Henrik Dam]] and [[Edward Adelbert Doisy]], won the [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]for the discovery of [[Vitamin K]]. |
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