What Happened This Year 1910
Born in 1910
Fritz Leiber
Significant contributions were made to the genres of fantasy and horror. Developed the Lankhmar series, featuring the characters Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser. Received multiple awards, including the Hugo and Nebula awards for outstanding work in science fiction and fantasy literature. His influence on later writers and the genre itself was widely recognized.
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Acted in several horror films during the 1930s and 1940s. Gained recognition for performances in major productions, particularly in 'The Devil Bat' and 'The Monster Maker'. Appeared in additional genres, showcasing a range of abilities in film. Developed a significant career in the entertainment industry before transitioning to television appearances.
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Born in 1910, this individual achieved prominence as both an actress and a singer, becoming a celebrated figure in Spanish cinema and musical theater. Performing in the early to mid-20th century, she captivated audiences with a unique blend of talent and charisma. Her career spanned several decades, during which numerous films and stage productions showcased her abilities. Notable works include performances in 'La niña de la venta' and 'El último cuplé'. This individual also contributed significantly to the music scene, with several recordings that remained popular over the years.
Continue ReadingCharles Olson
An American poet and educator. Played an influential role in the post-World War II poetry movement. Served as a professor at Black Mountain College, fostering innovative approaches to poetry and education. Developed a theory of 'Projective Verse,' which emphasized the importance of breath and sound in poetry. Wrote 'The Maximus Poems,' a pivotal work that explored themes of place, identity, and history.
Continue ReadingRonald Coase
An economist and author, contributed significantly to the fields of law and economics. Developed the Coase theorem, which states that under certain conditions, private parties can negotiate without government intervention. Authored influential works such as 'The Nature of the Firm' and 'The Firm, the Market, and the Law'. Had a notable academic career with decades spent teaching at various institutions, including the University of Chicago. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 1991 for contributions to economic theory.
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An American composer and author, worked in various artistic fields. Best recognized for the novel 'The Sheltering Sky', which explores themes of existentialism and cultural displacement. Created a unique musical style that blended traditional Western classical music with various world influences. Lived in Morocco for much of his life, which heavily influenced his writing and compositions.
Continue ReadingEnrique Maier
From 1930 to 1937, a prominent Spanish tennis player contributed significantly to the sport. Competed in the French Championships, achieving quarterfinals in both singles and mixed doubles. Secured the Spanish National Championships title multiple times, representing his country in international competitions. His proficiency on clay courts established a legacy in Spanish tennis history.
Continue ReadingRam Manohar Lohia
Active in the Indian independence movement, played a significant role in the political landscape of India post-independence. Advocated for social justice and opposed the British colonial rule. Founded the Azad Dosti League and the Samyukta Socialist Party. Worked on issues of poverty alleviation, caste discrimination, and government accountability. Influenced the political discourse through writings and speeches.
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First black Chief Nursing Officer of Nigeria. Led efforts to improve nursing education and practice within the country. Played a significant role in establishing nursing standards and promoting the profession. Advocated for the health and well-being of Nigerians through various healthcare initiatives.
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