What Happened This Year 1910
Born in 1910
Denny Jones
A rancher and politician from the United States. Served as a local government official and was actively involved in ranching advocacy groups. Contributed to policies affecting agriculture and land use. Worked to promote the interests of ranchers and farmers in the region. Involved in community initiatives aimed at supporting rural development.
Continue ReadingFei Xiaotong
Renowned as a pioneering Chinese sociologist, contributed to the understanding of social issues in China and rural society. Involved in the establishment of sociology as an academic discipline in China. Played a significant role in the study of rural development and social changes, promoting the importance of social research in policy formulation. Served as a professor at several universities and was a member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Published extensively, advocating for the integration of traditional Chinese culture within modern societal frameworks.
Continue ReadingAlan Moorehead
An Australian journalist and author, contributed significantly to war reporting during World War II. Reported extensively from the African front and later covered the campaigns in the Pacific. Authored several books, including 'The Faraway War,' which chronicled the experiences of soldiers and civilians during the conflict. Worked with prominent publications, bringing clarity to the complexities of war through detailed narrative.
Continue ReadingArthur Hunnicutt
Acted in film and television, gaining recognition for performances in Westerns. Appeared in the film 'The Westerner' in 1940, earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Gained prominence with roles in other notable films, including 'Shane' and 'The Bad Seed'. Carries a reputation for playing character roles, often portraying elderly, rugged men or cowboys. Worked extensively in theater and television, contributing to various productions over several decades.
Continue ReadingZhang Leping
A prominent comic artist from China, focused primarily on creating comic strips and characters. Developed the iconic character Sanmao, a street-smart orphan boy who navigates life's challenges in the war-torn society of the time. The comics were created during the mid-20th century and resonated with many readers, portraying social issues and human emotions. Sanmao became a symbol of resilience and hope, and the works were widely published and adapted into various media forms, including animation and stage performances. Zhang's influence extended beyond comics, contributing to the cultural landscape of modern Chinese art and literature.
Continue ReadingBatukeshwar Dutt
An activist participated in the Indian independence movement. Batukeshwar Dutt was involved in significant protests against British colonial rule. In 1929, along with Bhagat Singh, threw bombs in the Central Legislative Assembly to protest against repressive laws, aiming to gain attention to their cause. Dutt was subsequently arrested and endured a lengthy prison sentence. He remained committed to the struggle for India's freedom until the end of his life.
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