Biography

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

It is said that the night before Caesar died, Calpurnia dreamed of a scene in which her stabbed husband dies in her embrace.

In 1953, Ada Lovelace's notes were republished.

A major boost to the state budget was France's sale of the Louisiana Territory to the United States in 1803.

After Vivaldi's death, his vast collection of musical manuscripts was bound into 27 large volumes.

While at school, he performed in local clubs, mainly with jazz bands such as "Phoenix Jazzman" and "Last Exit."

In 1815, Tsar Alexander I Romanov invited Kosciuszko to Vienna.

In February 1599, he and other members of the Lord Chamberlain’s troupe leased a plot of land on the south bank of the Thames, where they built the magnificent amphitheater “The Globe.”

He became famous for the first non-stop flight over the Mediterranean.

In 343 BC, Aristotle became tutoring Alexander the Great.