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Március 13.
205 HIPPOLYTUS OF ROME
Wrote Contra Judaeous, which blamed the harsh conditions of the Jews on their rejection of Jesus.
702 DAHRA (Dahiya) AL KAHINA (Southeast Algeria)
Jewish "priestess". She led an alliance of Berber tribes which was defeated by Moslem forces. She was said to have lived 127 years and ruled with her 3 sons over the t... |
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... of host desecration were acquitted by a Venetian court. Although further charges were brought claiming that the Jews had bribed the judges, this view was not accepted and the day was celebrated as a semi-holiday for many years by the Jewish community in Crete.
1791 MENAHEM MENDEL LEFIN (LEVIN) (1749-1826) (Poland)
An early leader of the Haskalah Movement. He publ... |
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... 1943
1943: The 25th Anniversary of the creation of the Red Army is celebrated in all allied countries.
1944: U.S. Marines complete the capture of Eniwetok Atoll, suffering 339 dead.
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| ... volunteered her talent for the war effort, becoming the darling of U.S. servicemen worldwide through the war bond drive, military radio broadcasts and a 1951 USO tour of South Korea with celebrated entertainer Danny Kaye. Back at home she delighted the masses as a chart-topping jukebox chanteuse and Burlington Mills hosiery's "Miss Leg-O-Genic." Glamorous gams aside, she was the a... |
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... ellen.
1917 February 3, IRAQ
British troops occupied Baghdad. After suffering heavily from forced conscription, torture and extortion by the Turkish ruled government, local Jews celebrated their freedom by declaring it a holiday (Yom Ness). Their freedom lasted until 1929, when the Bri... |
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... over 96,000 survivors of the once 300,000-strong Army are captured, of which, only about 5,000 will live to return to Germany after the war. At Moscow, the victory over the Germans is celebrated with a salute of several hundred guns.
1943 February 2, STALINGRAD (Russia)
The German 6th army was defeated, marking the turning point in the war. This eventually had an ... |
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... although this was short-lived.
1600 January 16, VERONA (Italy)
The 400 Jews of Verona completed their synagogue after their move into the ghetto. This date was actually celebrated as a "Purim" until the French Revolution, since many felt that the ghetto provided some protection, and since in an unusual move the keys of the ghetto were given to the Jewish leaders.... |
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| ... Berkeley who would later hire her for a choice, albeit unbilled, role in "42nd Street" (1933). Her remarkable beauty was not just in the movies; off camera, she lured to her door many a celebrated suitor (Maurice Chevalier, Alfred Vanderbilt, Franklin Roosevelt Jr., Jackie Coogan-- to whom she was engaged to during most of 1935, singer Pinky Tomlin-- briefly engaged in late 1937--... |
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... ,,egy kisebbség, azok leszármazottai, akik keresztre feszítették Krisztust, megkaparintotta a világ gazdagságát".
Marilyn Monroe
*Probably the most celebrated of all actresses, Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jeane Mortenson on Tuesday, June 1st, 1926, in Los Angeles General Hospital. Prior to her birth, Marilyn's father bought a motorcycle and head... |
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... traktáltuk híveinket a Krisztusról".
1626 December 1, IBN FAROUK (Governor of Jerusalem, Eretz Israel)
Was deposed. His downfall after his harsh persecutions was celebrated by the Jews, although the succeeding governors were not much of a relief.
1742 December 1, CZARINA ELIZABETH PETROVNA (Russia) (daughter of Catherine I and Peter the Great of ... |
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