Biography

Hemingway and Pauline attended a three-month safari in Africa.

The Ada computer language was developed at the request of the U.S. Department of Defense. It was named in honor of Ada Lovelace.

A meringue-based dessert, pavlova, was named after Anna.

On the eve of World War I, Garros was in the German Reich. It was there that he learned of the impending conflict.

In 1987, he and his future wife, Trudie Styler, founded the Rainforest Foundation, a charitable foundation dedicated to bringing attention to the rainforests and defending the rights of the indigenous people.

The novel "Mansfield Park" was published in 1814 in three volumes. The Star magazine advertised it as a new novel by the author of "Pride and Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensibility."

He became a very popular professor and was nicknamed "Oppie".

Direct current power plants came to a definitive end with Tesla's invention - the water turbine, which produces alternating current based on the energy of water flow in rivers.

Kosciuszko decided to set sail for North America.

In 1773, Amadeus traveled to Vienna with his father, who sought a better position at the Viennese court.