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Articles, Photos and Quiz • Lovesick Prince in Suicide Pact Two lovers, a pact, then tragedy. But what really happened at Mayerling in 1889 remains a mystery despite 130 years of rumour, speculation – and three movies. January 30, 1889 • Funeral of Winston Churchill Churchill's cortege in London during the funeral January 30, 1965 • Weekly Quiz for January 27 - February 2 Who succeeded King Henry VIII to the English throne in 1547? Who wrote the novel Pride and Prejudice?

Date Day Where 30th January National Croissant Day United States 30th January Martyrs’ Day India 30th January National Bible Day Philippines 30th January National Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day United States 30th January National Draw A Dinosaur Day United States 30th January National Escape Day United States 30th January National Inane Answering Message Day United States 30th January National Maxwell Day World Wide 30th January Nelson Anniversary Day New Zealand 30th January Northland Anniversary Day New Zealand 30th January School Day of Non-violence and Peace World Wide 30th January Yodel For Your Neighbors Day United States National Croissant Day: The crescent-shaped pastry made by layering and rolling leavened dough, which is flaky and buttery. Although the pastry comes in many variations, it is usually eaten simple. In different parts of the world, croissants are baked with chocolate, fruits, meat, vegetables, and cheese. Many people use croissants to construct sandwiches. Some of the most popular croissant sandwiches include egg salad sandwiches, tuna sandwiches, and cheese and ham sandwiches. This fantastic dessert has been around for a long time and is surely deserving of a celebration, thus there should be a day set aside to recognise it. Martyrs’ Day: The day is a yearly commemoration of the sacrifice of troops who gave their lives protecting their country’s sovereignty. Mahatma Gandhi is well known for his tremendous contributions to the nation and its independen...

January in History • Secret Behind Mona Lisa's Smile The smile has beguiled art lovers for nearly 600 years and made the Mona Lisa the world's most famous work of art. But was her smile due to a medical condition? January 29, 1987 • Lovesick Prince in Suicide Pact Two lovers, a pact, then tragedy. But what really happened at Mayerling in 1889 remains a mystery despite 130 years of rumour, speculation – and three movies. January 30, 1889 • Funeral of Winston Churchill Churchill's cortege in London during the funeral January 30, 1965 • DNA Sheds Shocking New Light on Crippen Murder Case A jury took 27 minutes to convict Dr Hawley Crippen of murdering his wife and burying her remains in his cellar. But shocking new DNA evidence later emerged. January 31, 1910

1940204 Führer and Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler's Address to the Reichstag 1939 Adolf Hitler Greatly disconcerted about the future of my Volk, I moved into Wilhelmstrasse on January 30, 1933. Today—six years later—I am able to speak before this first Greater German Reichstag! Truly, we are today better equipped than any generation before us to appreciate the pious import of the saying: “What a turn of events brought about by divine dispensation!” Six years sufficed to fulfill the dreams of many a century; one year to afford our Volk enjoyment of the unity which many a generation yearned for in vain. When I look at you today, the representatives of our German Volk from all Gaus of the Reich gathered around me, and I know the elected men of the Ostmark and the Sudetenland to be among you, then I am once more overwhelmed by those tremendous impressions recollected from that one year which realized the longings of centuries. How much blood was shed for this object—for naught! How many millions of German men strode forth on this bitter path throughout the years, conscious or unconscious of the higher ambitions they served—a path which led them to a swift or painfully prolonged death. How many others were condemned to end their lives behind fortress or dungeon walls, lives they sought only to dedicate to Greater Germany! How many hundreds of thousands, bending under the yoke of misery and worry, were forced to join that never-ending stream of German emigrants surging forth into th...

How to write the date 30 January in British English? Writing date 30 January in English can be done in a variety of ways. Here are some common ways to write the date 30 January in British English. In British English, which is mainly used in Australia, the day is followed by the month, which is then followed by the year. The 30th day of the month January, in the year 2019 , might be written in full (in order of complexity): • 30 Jan • 30 January 2019 • 30th January 2019 • the 30th of January 2019 • the 30th of January, 2019 The last two date formats are more formal. The “the” and “of” are optional but if you do use them, you must add both “the” and “of.” It is incorrect to say only “30th of January” or “the 30th January.” As for the year, commas are not necessary when you write the date in British English, but you can if you prefer this style. If you wish to add the name of the day, it should come before the date, and should either be separated by a comma or joined by “the” and “of.” • Thirtieth, 30 January 2019 • Thirtieth the 30th of January, 2019 How to write the date 30 January in numbers? If you prefer to abbreviate the date, you can use the following style in British English. Again, the day comes first, then the month, then the year. • 30/1/19 or 30.1.19 or 30-1-19 • 30Jan2019 or 30-Jan-19 The most commonly used separator in the all-numeric date format is a forward slash (/). However, you can also use a hyphen (-) or a period (.). What is the correct date format ( 30 ...

List of January 30th Major News Events • 1969 Beatles last public performance • 1848 California Gold Rush • 1948 Mahatma Gandhi assassinated • 1977 Roots TV Mini Series • 2002 George W. Bush "Axis of Evil" Speech • 1968 Vietnam Tet Offensive Find More Details for What happened 30th January This Day in History on your birthday 1969 : The Beatles make their last public performance giving an impromptu concert on the roof of the London recording studio. In April of the following year Paul McCartney formally announced the group's breakup. 1943 Nat King Cole Trio The Nat King Cole Trio reaches the top of the charts with the song "That Ain't Right." It stays there for one week before dropping off the top spot. Check Out Our While performing their seven-person chair pyramid on a high wire 35 feet in the air at the State Fair Coliseum in Detroit the pyramid collapsed and after falling to the ground Richard Faughnan, Wallenda's son-in-law, and nephew Dieter Schepp are killed and adopted son, Mario, is paralyzed from the waist down. 1848 California Gold Rush James Marshall finds the first gold nugget in 1933 : Adolf Hitler the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party (or Nazi Party), becomes chancellor of Germany After angering Hindu extremeists with his effort to bring peace to his beloved India by going on hunger strike to stop the fighting by his own countrymen and nearly dying from his fast Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated in New Delhi by a terrorist sponsored by a ri...

Martyrs’ Day is observed on January 30 to commemorate the death of Mahatma Gandhi, who was assassinated on the same day in 1948. Born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, he is widely regarded as ‘Bapu’, or ‘Father of the nation’ in India. Gandhi, regarded as one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century, bravely led his country to freedom — but was killed by the bullets of violent extremists. Indians commemorate the day by remembering his ultimate sacrifice to the nation and preaching his values of non-violence, unity, and morality. History of Martyrs' Day Martyrs’ Day is observed on the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, who successfully led his country to freedom from the British Empire. Born in the small town of Gujarat, Gandhi studied to become a barrister and lived a pretty austere life, until he made his first trip to South Africa, and everything changed. Life in South Africa exposed him to the deep class divisions of society and the evils of inequality. Gandhi’s life experiences shaped his worldviews. The discrimination he suffered in South Africa inspired him to fight for equality, the pain of losing his first child at the age of 16 made him a furious opponent of child marriage, and so on. During India’s struggle for freedom, Gandhi advocated for peaceful demonstrations and inspired everyone to lead by example. He negotiated many peace treaties with the Britishers, before giving them the final ultimatum of departure. As the Indian constitution came into ratification...