Biography

After Mozart's death, Constance was in a very bad financial situation.

The reform also included the central government of the state. A ruling Senate and colleges were created.

On one hand, Lincoln was against slavery. On the other, however, opposed the idea of granting civil rights to Afro-Americans, and suggested emigration to Africa and Latin America.

John Sutter died on June 18, 1880, in a hotel room in Washington D.C.

Antonio Lucio Vivaldi also known as "The Red Priest" - Il Prete Rosso - was born in 1678 in Venice.

Monroe was awarded a Golden Globe for her role in “Some Like it Hot.”

After his father's death, Peter's half-brother, Fyodor III Romanov, took the throne.

Both of Mozart's sons never married and left no offspring.

The Ninth Symphony was something revolutionary, something that had never happened before in the history of music, the history of symphony.

He lived from 1865 to 1943.