Page 5: Historical Events In 1933

Mar 15   NAACP begins coordinated attack on segregation and discrimination   

Mar 16   Alfred Her, Hungarian mathematician, dies at 47.   

Mar 16   Hitler names Hjalmar Shaft, president of Bank of Germany.   

Mar 17   Ferdinand Von Alten, actor (Champagne), dies at 48   

Mar 17   Penelope Lively, British Novelist is born.   

Mar 18   Luigi A duke of the Abruzzi, Italian explorer (Ruwenzori), dies at 60.   

Mar 18   Radio Clube de Mocambique's, 1st radio transmission.   

Mar 18   US Ladies Figure Skating Championship won by Maribel Vinson.   

Mar 18   US Men's Figure Skating Championship won by Roger Turner.   

Mar 20   Dachau, 1st concentration camp, completed   

Mar 20   Dachau, inaugural concentration camp, completed   

Mar 20   Establishment of the inaugural concentration camp in Nazi Germany, Dachau.   

Mar 20   Giuseppe [Joe] Zangara, electrocuted for assassination attempt on FDR   

Mar 21   Hitler, Guring, Prince Ruprecht, Bruning and top army meet in Berlin.   

Mar 21   John Hall, English real estate developer/multi-millionaire.   

Mar 22   FDR makes wine and beer with up to 3.2% alcohol legal.   

Mar 23   Enabling Act German Reichstag grants Adolph Hitler dictatorial powers   

Mar 23   Enabling Act: German Reichstag grants Adolph Hitler dictatorial powers   

Mar 23   Kroll Opera in Berlin opens   

Mar 24   Peter I Island incorporated as a Norwegian dependency.   

Mar 27   At a mass rally in New York's Madison Square Garden, Jewish leaders threaten a counter-boycott against German-made goods unless their anti-Jewish boycott is called off.   

Mar 27   Farm Credit Administration (US) authorized.   

Mar 27   Japan leaves League of Nations   

Mar 27   Lionel Palairet, cricketer (49 runs in 2 Tests for England 1902), dies.   

Mar 27   Polythene discovered by Reginald Gibson and Eric William Fawcett.   

Mar 28   German Reichstag confers dictatorial powers on Hitler.   

Mar 29   Alexander Schmuller, Russian/Dutch violinist/conductor, dies at 52   

Mar 31   1st newspaper published on pine pulp paper, "Soperton News" (Ga)   

Mar 31   Congress authorizes Civilian Conservation Corps.   

Mar 31   German Republic gives power to Hitler   

Apr 01   Frederick Lord Chelmsford, viceroy of Brit-Ind (1916-21), dies at 64   

Apr 01   Hammond scores 336* v NZ at Auckland, 47 fours 10 sixes   

Apr 01   In the German state, the boycott of Jewish shops and businesses begins.   

Apr 01   Nazi Germany begins persecution of Jews boycotting Jewish businesses.   

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Jan 01   Anders bo leif linde: Composer   

Jan 01   James a abrahamson: Usaf/astronaut   

Jan 01   Joe orton: England, actor/dramatist (prick up your ears)   

Jan 01   Joe orton: English writer   

Jan 01   Frederick lowy: Canadian educator   

Jan 01   Norman yemm: Australian actor   

Jan 02   Ed casey: Australian politician    

Jan 02   Morimura seiichi: Japanese novelist   

Jan 03   Wilhelm cuno: German reich's chancellor (1922-23),    

Jan 04   Lucas lindeboom: Dutch evangelist (vredebond),   

Jan 05   Calvin coolidge: 30th president (1923-29),    

Jan 06   Vladimir de pachmann: Russian-german pianist (b. 1848)   

Jan 12   Vaclav suk: Composer,   

Jan 17   John hodges: Cricketer (6 wickets in australia's 1st two tests),   

Jan 21   George a. moore: Irish novelist (b. 1852)   

Jan 26   Alva belmont: American socialite (b. 1853)