April 5, ____

1603: New English king James I departs Edinburgh for London.

1614: Pocahontas marries John Rolfe.

1621: Mayflower sails from Plymouth on a return trip to England.

1751: Adolf Frederik of Holstein-Gottorp crowns himself king of Sweden.

1762: British take Grenada, West Indies, from French.

1768: First U.S. Chamber of Commerce forms.

1792: George Washington casts the first presidential veto.

1803: First performance of Beethoven's second Symphony in D.

1806: Isaac Quintard patents apple cider.

1812: Brits storm Badajoz fortress, held by French and Spanish.

1814: Netherlands Bank issues it's 1st banknotes.

1896: First modern Olympic Games officially opens in Athens.

1902: Soccer match riot between Scotland and England kills twenty-five. I know it's bad, but I sort of laughed out loud when I read that >.>;;

1929: Lithuania signs Litvinov-pact.

1939: Membership in Hitler's Youth becomes obligatory.

1944: one hundred-forty Lancasters bomb airplane manufacturer in Toulouse.

1951: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg sentenced to death. I really hope you know who these two are. o.o;

1955: Winston Churchill resigns as British Prime Minister, Anthony Eden succeeds him.

1964: First driverless trains run on London Underground.

1983: France throws out forty-seven Soviet diplomats.

1986: U.S. soldier and Turkish woman killed in West Berlin disco bombing.

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