On this revolutionary day in history…
Mahatma Gandhi began his first hunger strike in India in 1924, a principle he learned from a supermodel he was dating at the time.
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Archive for June, 2009
On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 30th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 30, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn This Revolutionary Day In History: June 29th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 29, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Arkansas jumped on the education bandwagon in 1951, beginning with readin’ and writing’.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 26th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 26, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Sacagawea, a Native American guide from the Shoshone tribe, killed and ate Meriweather and Lewis Clark in 1806, after leading them from North Dakota to the Pacific Ocean.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 25th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 25, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
The L’Olympiade de la République began in 1796 in Revolutionary France as the first modern attempt at emulating the ancient Olympic Games, in addition to being the only Olympic Games to come with its own wine pairing.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 24th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 24, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Chairman Mao Zedong, the Chinese Communist leader, suffered a heart attack in 1976 and was replaced by the succeeding Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 23rd
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 23, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Friedrich Nietzsche sold the rights of his character “Übermensch” to DC Comics in 1885, which later became the inspiration behind the 1978 Christopher Reeve film, “Supermensch.”
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 22nd
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 22, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Joseph Stalin and Nikita Khruschchev competed in an international baccarat championship, with all proceeds – and the corpse of Emily Dickinson – being donated to charity.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 20th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 20, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
The gates of Hell burst open in 1812, leading to worldwide wickedness and the production of stronger gate hinges.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 19th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 19, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
President Abraham Lincoln, only weeks after signing the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862, signed legislation replacing African-American slaves with albinos from Canada.
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On This Revolutionary Day In History: June 17th
Posted in On This Revolutionary Day In History on June 17, 2009 by Ryan ShattuckOn this revolutionary day in history…
Prime minister Sir Winston Churchill was an alcoholic with the best of intentions but none of the benefits, in 1963.
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