What Happened This Year 1922
Born in 1922
Lyndon LaRouche
Played a significant role in American politics as a perennial candidate and the founder of a political movement. LaRouche established the LaRouche movement, advocating for a range of economic and political reforms. Published numerous works on economics, science, and politics, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure and scientific advancement. Often positioned against mainstream political ideologies, his campaigns received attention for their controversial stances and proposals.
Continue ReadingWarwick Estevam Kerr
Contributed significantly to the field of genetics and entomology. Focused on the study of honeybees and their genetic diversity. Played a key role in the introduction of the African honeybee to Brazil. Actively engaged in agricultural and ecological research, with a strong focus on the impact of genetic selection in various species.
Continue ReadingManolis Glezos
A Greek left-wing politician and journalist, Glezos gained prominence during World War II when he, alongside another resistance fighter, tore down the Nazi flag from the Acropolis in 1941. This act of defiance became symbolic of Greek resistance against occupation. Over the years, he served in various political roles, including as a member of the Hellenic Parliament. Glezos authored several works and was active in political movements advocating for human rights and democracy. His lifelong dedication to social justice earned him respect and recognition in Greece and beyond.
Continue ReadingMark Rosenzweig
Contributions focused on animal behavior and brain development. Rosenzweig studied the effects of environmental factors on the brain, notably through experiments with rats. Research demonstrated that enriched environments could enhance cognitive functions and brain plasticity. Served as a professor and continued to share findings through numerous publications and educational efforts within the field of psychology.
Continue ReadingAntonio Cafiero
An accountant who entered politics, held the role of Governor of Buenos Aires Province from 1987 to 1991. Played a significant role in the Justicialist Party and participated in the economic and political restructuring of Argentina during the 1980s and 1990s. Advocated for several social and economic reforms during tenure as governor, focusing on infrastructure and public services improvements.
Continue ReadingJackson Mac Low
Active in the avant-garde literary scene, contributed significantly to experimental poetry through innovative techniques and forms. Engaged in both sound poetry and visual poetry. Worked in collaboration with a range of artists and musicians. Influenced by the principles of chance operations, incorporated elements of performance into literary works. Also composed music, intermingling the literary with the auditory. His works were published and performed internationally, reflecting a dedication to interdisciplinary art.
Continue ReadingCaroline Duby Glassman
Graduated from Smith College and received a law degree from the University of Michigan. Served as a judge on the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut. Appointed by President Ronald Reagan, Glassman focused on civil rights and served in various legal capacities before her judgeship.
Continue ReadingFrances Bergen
A notable model and actress in America with a successful career spanning several decades. Became widely recognized for voice work in the animated television series 'DuckTales,' which aired in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Contributed to various other television shows and films, showcasing talent in both acting and modeling. Maintained a presence in the entertainment industry for many years, participating in various projects that highlighted unique skills and versatility.
Continue ReadingMichel Auclair
An accomplished actor, contributions spanned film and theater, gaining recognition for performances in 'Les Diaboliques' and 'La Fin du Monde'. Numerous appearances in French cinema showcased talent from the 1940s to the 1980s. Work included roles in 'Les Trois Mousquetaires' and 'L'Année des Méduses'. Recognized for stage performances as well, contributing to the rich tradition of French theatrical arts.
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