Year 1935 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1935

The year 1935 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1935 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
31 May	More than 50 thousand people died due to earthquake in Quetta city of Pakistan.
11 June	Edwin Armstrong first broadcast FM.
27 July	Two lakh people died due to floods in Yangtze and Hoang River in China.
31 July	Moscow's underground metro line opened to the public.
08 December	Bollywood veteran actor Dharmendra was born.
11 December	The current President of the country Pranab Mukherjee was born in Birbhum in West Bengal.
18 December	Edward Bains became the President of Czechoslovakia.
30 December	Sweden's Red Cross unit in the African country of Ethiopia was destroyed in the bombing of Italian fighter jets.
28 January	Iceland became the first Western country to legalize abortion.
28 April	The underground metro train started in Russia's capital Moscow.
05 January	Walt Disney inaugurated the animated short films The Turtoise and the Hare.
06 February	14 people died in avalanches in Switzerland, Germany and Austria.
02 March	17 Austrian Nazis sentenced to death for smuggling explosives into the country.
02 April	Robert Watson-Watt of Great Britain designed the first practical radar system.
13 May	The London horror film Werewolf was released.
08 June	Sam Parks, Jr. Won Open Golf Tournament.
12 July	Belgium diplomatically recognized the Soviet Union.
13 August	About 250 people died in the explosion of a dam in the city of Nevada, near Italy.
15 September	The swastika flag became the official flag of Germany.
16 October	Massachusetts disability horse racing was inaugurated.
15 November	The United States and Canada signed a mutual trade agreement.
06 December	Michael Joseph Savage became the 23rd Prime Minister of New Zealand.
26 February	Adolf Hitler ordered the German air force Luftwaffe reinstated,violating the Treaty of Versailles signed at the end of the First WorldWar.
26 February	With the aid of a radio station in Daventry, England, and tworeceiving antennas, Scottish engineer and inventor Robert Watson-Wattfirst demonstrated the use of radar.
28 February	Working with polyamides to developing a new viable fiber for the chemical company DuPont, American chemist Wallace Carothers invented nylon.
14 April	A heavy dust storm was swept away in Oklahoma and northern Texas, the approximate 300,000 short tonnes (270,000 t) topsy topsy.
27 May	The United States Supreme Court ruled in Shekhar PoultryCorp. v. The United States, the National Industrial Recovery Act of the new deal, the ammoner component was unconstitutional.
29 May	The most produced fighter aircraft was the first flight of Meschechit BF 109 of Inistor.
31 May	The 7.7 MW earthquake of British Raj in Balochistan killed 30,000 to 60,000 people from Pakistan anywhere.
10 June	American Physician Bob Smith drank his last alcohol drink, inscribed in the traditional founding date of alcoholic anonymus.
13 June	In one of the biggest ups and downs in championship boxing, James J. Bradock defeated Max Bare to become the world's heaviest champion.
25 June	Diplomatic relations were established between the Soviet Union and Colombia. Colombia-Russia relationship refers to bilateral and foreign relations between Colombia and Russia. Diplomatic relations between Colombia and the USSR were first established. There is an embassy in Moscow in Colombia and an embassy in Bogota in Russia.
01 July	The Grant Park Music Festival, the United States' only annual freeout is a working classical music concert series that begins its tradition of freesoniconic music festivals in Grant Park in Chicago.
28 July	The Boeing B -17 Flying Fort Heavy Bombary Aircraft, which dropped more bombs than any other American aircraft in World War II, took the first flight.
06 August	In Hollywood, California. Ralph Willard, a doctor from the state of Georgia in Russia, has effectively frozen a monkey named Jakel and brought it back to life. The doctor has also frozen the guinea pigs and revived them. However, human society protested when it wanted to use dogs and Hawels.
07 August	Flying ants were interrupting London, England, even a tennis tournament. A large amount of harmful insects were attacking the panties and gathering at every door. Officials say this was the most devastating attack of epidemic in 25 years.
30 August	An initiative of President Roosevelt, the Wealth Tax Act imposed more taxes on rich citizens and big businesses, reducing taxes on small businesses.
31 August	In an attempt to stay out of the growing European conflict, the United States passed the first of their neutrality acts.
08 September	American Senator Hui Long was badly shot at Baton Roose, Louisiana.
15 September	Their citizenship was taken away from German Jews, reduced them to the subjects of the state, it was only part of Hitler's Jews because they were disqualified from public positions and businesses, and also allowed to marry Aryans Did not
15 September	Nazi Germany implemented the Nurnberg law, which deprived Germans' citizenship, and adopted a new national flag with a grace.
03 October	Italian forces led by General Emilio de Bono invaded Abycinia during the early stages of the Second Italo-Etibicinian War.
18 October	Italian bombers bombed the camps in which women and children of Ethiopia were considered safe. Meanwhile, the warriors of Ethiopia tried to attack the Italy's army with arms and aircraft.
25 October	Except for a huge storm of death of more than two thousand people and many homeless and hungry hit Haiti.
03 November	About 98% of the votes in a Greek referendum supported the restoration of George II as the king of Helen.
06 November	The Hawker Storm, responsible for the 60% of the Royal Air Force's aerial victory in the UK battle, made its first flight.
08 November	A major storm passed through Bahmas, which collides with the capital NASAU. The storm had earlier attacked Miami and Florida and damaged $ 3 million property.
15 November	The Commonwealth of the Philippines was officially established, with manual L.
12 December	The Nazi Lebanesborn program, which was later wrong to get involved in the incorrect breeding, was established to make predictions for the wives of SS members and unmarried mothers.
12 December	The birth program of Nazi Lebanes, which was later accidentally attached to the tremendous breeding, was provided provisionally for the wives of SS members and unmarried mothers.
28 December	Politician Pavel Putishv revives the tradition of the New Year tree to the Soviet Union when Pravada asked his letter to be installed in schools, children's homes, youth pioneer palaces, children's clubs, children's theaters and cinema theaters.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
11 December	Pranab Mukherjee / Politician / India
01 January	Om Prakash Chautala / Politician / India
05 December	Bipin Chandra Joshi / Soldier / India
06 October	Mahendra Singh Tikait / Politician / India
07 January	Shashikala Kakodkar / Politician / India
08 December	Dharmendra / Actor / India
11 December	Pranab Mukherjee / Politician / India
12 October	Shivraj Patil / Politician / India
12 October	Shivraj V Patil / Politician / India
12 December	V. Rama Rao / Politician / India
18 July	Jayendra Saraswathi / Spritual Leader / India
18 February	Veer Bahadur Singh / Politician / India
20 February	N. Janardhana Reddy / Politician / India
23 September	Prem Chopra / Actor / India
24 January	Shivabalayogi / Religious Leader / India
29 November	Gurbachan Singh Salaria / Soldier / India

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