Today's Historical Events

In 1941, the New York Yankees won three consecutive AL pennants, defeated Red Sox 6-3, and the oldest team in baseball history acquired flags.

In the 1944 Women's National Tennis Championship, Forest Hills: Pauline Betts Adi won the third consecutive American Championships; Margaret Osbourne DuPont defeated at 6-3, 8-6

In 1945, American chess master Ruben Fine blindfolded in New York and won four consecutive wins (10 seconds / hand).

In 1947, champion's middle sex cricket batters Dennis Compton defeated the South African home team 1-1 in the South England team battle and scored 101 points; in his record 17th century British season

In 1950, NASCAR first paved the Super Highway, Darlington Circuit held the Southern 500 which was the first 500 miles of NASCAR history; Plymouth's winner Johnny Mans

Members of the Irish Republican Republican Army (Ireland Republican Army) Michael Kane (35 years old) were killed in 1970 with a premature explosion of bombs planted by the Belfast power transformer.

Mike Stam, Tom Bruce, Mark Spitz, Jerry Heidenreich of the 4 × 100 meter relay team of the United States established the world record of 3: 48.16 in 1972, gold medal at the Munich Olympics, Max Spitz Became the first time at the single Olympic Games. A player who won 7 Olympic gold medals

In 1972, thieves robbed 18 paintings from the Montreal Art Museum, which was then the largest art theft in North America.

In 1972, American swimmer Mike Barton established world record at 15: 52.58 and won 15 million gold medals at the Munich Olympics.

In 1972, American swimmer Melissa Belote won a gold medal of 200 meters backstroke with world record 2 minutes 19 seconds 19 at the Munich Olympics; won a 100 meter backstroke during the Olympic recording time.

In 1972, the Soviet Sprinter Valeriy Borzov won the men's 200 m gold medal at the Munich Olympics at 20.00; 100/200 m doubles at the Olympic Games.

Kenya legendary Kipchoge Keino chased his 1,500 meter gold medal in Mexico City in 1972 and won the Olympic record of 8: 23.64 at the Munich Olympics 3000 m Obstacle Race.

In 1972, the 16-year-old West Germany Ulrike Meyfarth created a 92 meter world record, won the gold medal of the girls' spike at the Munich Olympics; the youngest individual track and field champion in the history of the Olympic Games

Willem Ruska of the Netherlands won a gold medal in the heavyweight open Olympic judo competition in Munich in 1972, and Judo won two Olympic gold medals at the first Olympic Games.

Italian team diver Klaus Dibiasi won the gold medal three times in succession on the 10-meter platform of the Munich Olympics in 1972.

In 1979, Sunil Gavascar received 221 points in eight games in India, of which 429 games broke 438 games in the 4th cricket game and fulfilled England in oval. British 1-0 victory against the series

1983 American Men's Amateur Golf Championship, North Shore CC: Jay Siegel succeeded in defending Champions 8 and 7 instead of Chris Perry

In 1983, Greg LeMond won the UCI World Road Championship at Altenrhein in Switzerland and won the UCI World Road Championship on July 1st 21st.

1985 New York · Mets catcher Gary Carter broke five games in 2 games with 2 games in San Diego in 2 games

Historians have very simple and clear rules; "Review the historical events in light of the current situation and do not consider historical events with today's environment and knowledge." From this point of view, the Great Wall is the best solution to the problem of bloody war. Has human intellectual development made progress in solving these problems? Clearly, World War I and World War II did not show any progress. From defensive mode to August, the selfish, ignorant, and aggressive pattern of hatred, the situation gets worse. NATO and the EU have the opportunity to prove that humans learn from history and become wiser for centuries. Then, NATO was originally a guardian of five permanent members, but there was nothing else.

Without major events throughout the 20th century it is easy to say that the world will not be the world today. These important historical events such as World War II, satellite invention, the Internet, and so on, truly formed our world and opened the door to the development since the 21st century. All of these events changed the world, but some events may be more important than other events - but which one?

America has played an important role in several historical events. Many of them have changed the world we know today. This makes it difficult to pick the most important events in American history, but we are still trying to list some really striking events, including good and bad things. Without the American revolution that occurred between 1775 and 1781, America would not. If America spends more time under British rule, who knows what the world today looks like. Some historians argue that the American Revolution played a very important role in the democracy of the world - it may cause the French Revolution, and other colonies also have the freedom and inspiration from the fight of liberty in America I am getting it.