What Happened This Year 1935
Born in 1935
Inger Christensen
A significant figure in contemporary Danish literature, contributed extensively to poetry and prose throughout her career. Published the acclaimed poetry collection 'Alphabet' in 1981, which is regarded as a modern classic. Explored themes of nature, language, and existence, often integrating formal experimentation with free verse. Other notable works include 'It', and 'The Other'. Worked as a translator and essayist, sharing insights on poetry and literature with a wider audience.
Continue ReadingKhalil al-Wazir
A prominent Palestinian military commander and a key figure in the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). Cofounded Fatah in the late 1950s, which later emerged as the dominant faction within the PLO. Played a crucial role in the Palestinian resistance against Israel throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Relocated to various countries, including Jordan and Lebanon, during the ongoing conflict. Focused on military operations and mobilizing support for Palestinian nationalism. Assassinated in تونس in 1988, an event that marked a significant moment in Palestinian political history.
Continue ReadingLance LeGault
An American actor and stuntman, celebrated for roles in television and film, especially in the iconic series 'M*A*S*H', where portrayed the character Colonel Flagg. Career spanned decades, featuring performances in numerous other films and television shows. Contributed as a stunt double for several notable productions, bringing action sequences to life. Worked in both comedic and dramatic roles, showcasing versatility across genres.
Continue ReadingBerry L. Cannon
Pioneered deep-sea exploration and contributed to the understanding of underwater habitats. Participated in the Hydra Project in the 1960s, which focused on the effects of pressure on human physiology. Conducted various experiments to explore underwater living conditions. Contributed to advancements in underwater diving technology and oceanographic research. Worked towards improving the safety and effectiveness of underwater operations.
Continue ReadingMario Machado
Worked as a prominent journalist and television actor, contributing significantly to broadcast journalism. Achieved recognition as the first Chinese-American anchor on television in the United States. Acted in various television shows, including 'The Six Million Dollar Man' and 'The Incredible Hulk.' Served as an advocate for greater representation and visibility of Asian Americans in media throughout his career.
Continue ReadingValeri Kubasov
An engineer and astronaut, he participated in multiple space missions throughout his career. Made contributions to the Soviet space program and was a crew member on the Soyuz 36 and Soyuz 37 missions. Conducted scientific experiments aboard the Salyut space stations and spent over 10 days in space during various missions. Worked as a test pilot and contributed to the development of aeronautics and spaceflight technology in Russia.
Continue ReadingHéctor Maestri
A Cuban-American baseball player played as a pitcher in Major League Baseball. Making his debut in 1961, played for teams including the Washington Senators and the Kansas City Athletics. The player had a career marked by appearances in an era of competitive baseball.
Continue ReadingCarl Long
Played as a pitcher in Major League Baseball from 1992 to 1995, serving teams such as the New York Yankees and the Kansas City Royals. Participated in a total of 43 games during his career. Known for his time in MLB and his contributions on the mound.
Continue ReadingIssam Sartawi
Activism centered on Palestinian rights and political representation. Participated in the Palestinian Liberation Organization, advocating for peace and dialogue between Palestinians and Israelis. Worked to promote international recognition of Palestinian statehood. Engaged in diplomatic efforts to garner support for the Palestinian cause during the late 20th century. Played a significant role in fostering relationships with various international organizations and governments.
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