What Happened This Year 1910
Born in 1910
Rose Friedman
An economist and author, contributed significantly to economic thought through the promotion of free-market principles. Co-founded the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice to advocate for school choice. Collaborated with husband Milton Friedman on important works in economics, including 'Capitalism and Freedom' and 'Free to Choose', which discussed the role of capitalism in promoting individual liberty. Engaged in numerous debates and wrote extensively on economic policy and education reform.
Continue ReadingEvangelos Papastratos
Co-founded Papastratos, a major tobacco company in Greece. Played a significant role in developing the company into a leading firm in the Greek tobacco industry. Contributed to various philanthropic efforts within the community. Papastratos served as a key businessman during the transformative years of the 20th century.
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An Estonian painter and author contributed significantly to the art scene in Estonia. Active during the early to mid-20th century, engaged with various artistic movements through paintings and literature. The works often reflected the cultural and historical context of Estonia. Exhibited paintings in galleries and authored several literary pieces, gaining recognition in both fields. Died in 1968, leaving a legacy in Estonian arts.
Continue ReadingVicente Manansala
A prominent Filipino painter focused on modern art, particularly known for the development of Cubism in the Philippines. Pioneered a technique called 'transparent cubism,' which blended traditional Filipino themes with modernist styles. His artworks often depicted everyday life and cultural scenes, reflecting Filipino identity. Served as a prominent figure in the local art community, influencing both contemporary and future artists. Held various exhibitions, contributing to the recognition of Filipino art on national and international platforms.
Continue ReadingNathuram Godse
An Indian nationalist, assassinated Mahatma Gandhi on January 30, 1948. Motivated by political beliefs, objected to Gandhi's approach towards partition and Hindu-Muslim unity. Captured, tried, and convicted of murder, Godse was sentenced to death. His actions and trial sparked significant controversy and debate over nationalism and communal tensions in India. Godse's life and motives have been analyzed in various historical contexts, particularly regarding the impact of colonial legacy on Indian society.
Continue ReadingColin Middleton
An Irish painter and illustrator, this individual contributed significantly to the art scene in Ireland during the 20th century. Engaged in various artistic movements, their works often depicted landscapes and human figures with a distinct style. The artist received recognition for a series of paintings that showcased the beauty of rural Ireland. In addition to painting, this person worked as an illustrator, bringing visual storytelling to literary works, which further expanded their influence within the arts. Their legacy continues to inspire contemporary artists and illustrators.
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