It was on this day in 1961 that Soviet troops started stringing barbed wire across the middle of Berlin. After WWII the city…as well as Germany…was split up between the Allies, but relations between Russia and the other countries had become frosty. A lot of Germans weren’t happy about living under communist control, and by this time up to 1,000 people were leaving the East for the West everyday. This wall was being built mostly to keep people in, rather than keep others out. A six-foot-high wall of concrete soon replaced the fence, and the Berlin Wall would remain standing until 1989.
The earliest event that Wiki says happened on this say is “3114 BC – According to the Lounsbury correlation, the start of the Maya calendar” and the most recent is “2008 – South Ossetian War: Russian units occupy the Georgian city of Gori.”
A few other things that also took place on this day are:
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1521 – Hernán Cortés conquers what is now the central part of Mexico City after an eighty-day siege. The Aztec Civilization is all but exterminated.
1831 – Nat Turner sees a solar eclipse. Interpreting it as a sign from God, he leads a slave revolt in Virginia one week later.
1942 – Walt Disney’s “Bambi” premieres in NYC.
Wishes for a happy birthday go out to Danny Bonaduce, Joycelyn Elders, and Pat Harrington Jr.