Sandino Executes 2 Officers As Rebels and Warns Others
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Sandino executes 2 officers for insubordination; warns others
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February 11, 1933
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HITLER PROCLAIMS WAR ON DEMOCRACY AT HUGE NAZI RALLY; Warns 'Class Warfare Parties' That Their Destruction Will Forever Be His Goal. FORESEES GREATER REICH Says Fundamentals Must Be Rebuilt and Nation Must Rely Solely on Itself. DENIES 'CHEAP PROMISES' Chancellor Is Acclaimed in Hall in Which He Rallied Disheartened Followers a Month Ago. HITLER URGES WAR UPON DEMOCRACY
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Hitler declares war on "parliamentary-democratic system," in s at huge Nazi rally calling for destruction of Marxism
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PLANE FINDS PARTY MISSING IN SOUND; Ten Persons on the Saugatuck Saved at Middle Ground Light Off Bridgeport. ADRIFT 36 HOURS IN COLD Croup Had No Food, Drink or Heat, and Skipper's Hands Froze -- Landed at Milford. PLANE FINDS PARTY MISSING IN SOUND
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Rescued after drifting for 36 hrs with party of 10 aboard; Capt J Mulhaley's hands frozen
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100 KILLED IN BLAST OF SAAR GAS TANK; 1,000 ARE INJURED; Neunkirchen Buildings Razed by Explosion Felt for 250 Miles Along Rhine. BENZOL PLANT IS IGNITED Thousands Flee in Night in Fear of Another Detonation From Inflammable Stores. BODIES HIDDEN BY DEBRIS Rescuers Hunt Living in Wrecked Dwellings -- All Hospitals in Near-by Cities Filled. 100 KILLED IN BLAST OF SAAR GAS TANK
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Explosion of gas tank kills 100; 1,000 hurt; 47 bodies found; benzol factory in flames
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NEW ECONOMY PLAN SET AS COMPROMISE; 'DICTATOR' OPPOSED; Roosevelt's Advisers Frame a Substitute for Speaker's Drastic Proposal. POWERS STILL SWEEPING President Could Cut Veterans Fund -- Byrnes Reorganization Ideas Are Included. SHARP DEBATE IN HOUSE Democrats Split on the Original Rider, but Garner Stands by it -- Hoover Veto Was Likely.
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Threatened veto halts dictatorship plan; compromise being considered
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Historical Events
1933LAPD Red Squad raid on John Reed Club art show in the U.S. results in the destruction of a dozen political artworks.[†]
The LAPD Red Squad raid on the John Reed Club art show raid took place in Los Angeles, California, United States, on Saturday, February 11, 1933. The LAPD Red Squad, the police department's anti-radical unit, crashed a political meeting and art show hosted by a number of leftist organizations. Red Squad members destroyed several works of art in a manner that suggested racial animus as well as an anti-communist motive.