1928

Table of contents 1 Events 1.1 Politics 1.2 Economics 1.3 Science and technology 1.3.1 Aviation 1.3.2 Science 1.4 Culture 1.5 Disasters 1.6 Sport 2 Born 2.1 1. Half-year 2.2 2. Half-year 3 Died 4 Nobelpreise 5 Web on the left of

Events

• 8. January: Rural Grove, , . One FC-2 that Colonial Western Airways a crash landing made. 3 dead one
• 10. February: first radio voice communication of Germany into the USA
• 24. May: Umberto Nobile "Italia" flies over for the second time that with its airship North pole. On the return flight the airship becomes to 25. May pressed on the luggage ice, Nobile and further nine expedition members are hurled on a eisscholle. The geleichterte airship ascends with 6 men again and is not regained. With an international rescue action is Roald Amundsen verschollen. Nobile and the remaining expedition members can be saved
• 4. June: Gustav hard man, that Iron Gustav reached with its Pferdedroschke Paris
• 2. July: In Great Britain receive women starting from 21 the right to vote
• 8. July: That LZ 127 on the names "count Zeppelin" is baptized
• Richard Halliburton through-swims as first humans that on entire length

Politics

• State visit of the Afghan king Amanullha and the aethiopischen prince Tafari (1930 as Haile Selassi, emperor of Ethiopia) in Berlin
• 1. January: The visa obligation between that and Great Britain is waived
• 1. January: Edmund Schulthess becomes new Federal President that
• 1. January: In Sierra Leone the slavery is abolished by law
• : Paul Loebe, A social-democratic party of Germany becomes in again to Realm tag president selected
• : In Paris becomes that Briand Kellogg pact signed, the wars as means of the policy rejects

Economics

Science and technology

Aviation

• First flight that Short S8 Calcutta
• First flight that Sikorsky S-38
• First flight that Berne pool of broadcasting corporations 190T in spring
• August: First flight that Boeing 80

Science

• the first antibiotic discovers by coincidence
• George Paget Thomson shows nearly at the same time also Clinton Davisson and Lester Germer those Wave characteristics that (publishes in: Proceedings OF the Royal Society London (A) 117 (1928), 600; 119 (1928), 651)
• those discovers Red shift far
• Paul Dirac uses the formalism that Spinore, around its equations for that Spin to formulate the electron
• George Gamow and Edward U. Condon apply quantum mechanics to the atomic nucleus and explain that Alpha decay as a kind Tunnel effect
• and Walther Mueller develop you Geiger-Mueller counter, with that it ionizing radiation to prove can. On it turns briefly Walther Bothe the counter in its Coincidence method to the proof that Electron emission through X-ray on
• Rolf Wideroe the principle strikes of the Betatron forwards (at that time as betatron designates)

Culture

• 1. January: In Vienna becomes the jazz opera Johnny plays up for the first time specified
• 2. March: Premiere of the Operette The husband of Ms of Paul Abraham in
• : Premiere that Three-groschen opera of Bertolt break/Kurt Weill in
• Opening 2.Goetheanum in thorn oh/Switzerland. Draft: Rudolf Steiner. World-wide one of the first concrete buildings was already artistic-plastic used in those the building material. Follow-up's building of the burned down 1.Goetheanums from wood

Disasters

• 6. January: , . Those Themse steps by a storm tide over the banks, 14 humans die
• : The concrete dam that St.Francis dam in the proximity of Los Angeles breaks: approx.. 400 dead ones
• : Poisonous gas misfortune by withdrawing Phosgene on the area of the companies. Proud mountain in : Waalhaven, Rotterdam, . a KLM Fokker F-3 fell into those
• 6. August: Fall of the F 14 in that Adria after a collision with that Torpedo boat destroyer "Giuseppe Missori" (both Italy). The rescue of the enclosed survivors fails, all 21 crew members of the submarine dies
• 4. September: Pocatelio, . One Super U that National park Airway a crash landing makes. 7 dead ones

Sport

Entries of Leichtathletik world records see under the respective discipline under Leichtathletik.

• : Opening of the IX. Olympic summer games in Amsterdam
• II. Olympic winter plays in St. Moritz

Born

1. Half-year

• 2. January: Daisaku Ikeda, Buddhist, philosopher, author and an untiring Ambassador of the peace
• 4. January: Werner Felfe, member of the Politbueros of the central committee of the SED in the GDR (? : Peter Lerche, German right scientist
• : Juergen weber, German sculptor
• : Benno Meyer Wehlack, German writer
• : Jean Barraqué, French composer (? 1973)
• : Vidal Sassoon, Haarstylist and entrepreneurs of Jewish descent
• : Alexander Jakowlewitsch Gomelski, Russian basketball player and coach (? 2005)
• : Christof ruffle, sculptors (? 2005)
• : Hans's George Wunderlich, German geologist (? 1974)
• : Carol Beach York, authoress of youth literature
• : Michel Serrault, French actor
• : The moon Morris, zoologist, behavior researcher, journalist and artist
• : Eduard Shevardnadze, Soviet minister of foreign affairs, Georgian president
• : Heinrich Franke, German politician, president of the Federal Institution for work (? 2004)
• : Roger Vadim, French film director (? 2000)
• : Hans Modrow, German politician, at short notice head of the government of the GDR
• : Ruth Brown, US-American Rhythm and Blues singer
• 2. February: Ciriaco de Mita, Italian politician
• 4. February: Kim Yong nam, northKorean politician, chairman of the highest popular assembly of North Korea
• 5. February: Ernst Eisenmann, German trade unionist
• 5. February: Bruno Krupp, German politician
• 6. February: Sjel de Bruyckere, Netherlands football player
• 6. February: Arno Esch, politicians (? 1951)
• 7. February: Carlo Ross, writers of Jewish origin (? 2004)
• 8. February: Siegfried finch, German schlagzeuger and composer
• 9. February: Rinus Michels, Netherlands football coach (? 2005)
• 10. February: Jean Luc Lagardère, French entrepreneur (? 2003)
• : God-help Fischer, German choir leader
• : Andreas's Erich Beurmann, German music scientist, composer and physicist
• : Juergen Thormann, German actor and synchronous speaker
• : Heinz Baumann, German actor and synchronous speaker
• : Luis Posada Carriles, exile-Cuban terrorist
• : Edzard Reuter, chairmen of the board of Daimler Benz AG (1987-1995)
• 17. February: Walther penalty of Colbe, German Betriebswirtschaftler
• : Nicolas Hayek, entrepreneur (Swatch), physicist and mathematician
• : Friedrich weather, catholic cardinal and archbishop of the Erzdioezese Munich and freesing
• : Juan Allende Blin, Chilean composer
• : Aluminium Lettieri, US-American actor of Italian descent (? 1975)
• : Paul Elvstrøm, Danish Segler
• : Bibiana Zeller, Austrian actress
• : Larry kind of yellow, US-American film script author
• : Fats domino, Bluesmusiker
• : Odo Marquard, German philosopher
• : Anatoli Wassiljewitsch Filiptschenko, Soviet cosmonaut
• : Fred Gebhardt, German politician (? 2000)
• : Klaus thick, German bishop
• : : Alfred Hrdlicka, Austrian sculptor, draughtsman, painter and commercial artist
• : Wolfgang Doebereiner, German Astrologe and Homoeopath
• 1. March: : James Earl Ray, US-American assassin (? 1998)
• 11 March: Kaethe Recheis, Austrian child and youth book authoress
• 11 March: Frederick Stafford, actors (? 1979)
• : Paul Kuhn, German pianist, Bandleader and singer
• : Walter old hammer, German politician
• : Philip Jones, English Trompeter and Gruender of the Philip Jones Brass ensemble (? 2000)
• : Werner Krolikowski, member of the Politbueros of the ZK of the SED of the GDR
• : Edward Albee, US-American writer
• 14. March: Franc Borman, US-American astronaut
• : Manfred Bochmann, Ministers for geology of the GDR
• : Karl petrol Meyer, Danish-German politician
• : Rudolf Sigl, director of the institute for astronomical and physical geodesy (? 1998)
• : Wakanohana kanji I., Japanese Sumo sumo-ringer and 45. Yokozuna
• : Gustav Peichl, architect and author
• : Charlotte of meal village, the period of promoterism museum in Berlin meal village justified (? 2002)
• : Alfreds a-dare, German lawyer
• : Patrick McGoohan, actors, film script author and director
• : Emil Handschin, Swiss ice hockey player
• : Hans Kueng, Swiss theologian
• : Peter Hacks, German dramatist and writer (? 2003)
• 23. March: Karl-Heinz Tuschel, German Sci Fi authors, poets and Kabaretttexter (? 2005)
• : Adrian Frutiger, is considered as one the most important Typografen 20. Century
• : Byron Janis, US-American pianist, composer and music scientist
• : James A. Lovell, US-American astronaut
• 27. March: Hellmuth Klauhs, Austrian bank manager (? : Karl Haehser, German politician
• : Gordie Howe, ice hockey player (NHL)
• : Lefty Frizzell, US-American Country singer (? 1975)
• 2. April: Joseph Louis Bernardin, archbishop of Chicago and cardinal of the Roman-catholic church (? : Ethel Skakel Kennedy, wife by Robert F. Kennedy
• : Johann Staber, Austrian architect
• : José Agustín Goytisolo, Spanish poet (? : Hanna Renate Laurien, German politician
• : Petrol Piene, German artist
• : Juergen Seifert, German politics policy and civil rights activist (? 2005)
• : Alexis Korner, English Blues musician (? : Karl Heinz Kaske, Siemens Manager, Ingenieur, Honorarprofessor († 1998)
• 20. April: Hans Werner Kettenbach, deutscher Journalist und Schriftsteller
• 20. April: Heinz Melkus, deutscher Rennfahrer und Konstrukteur von Rennwagen († 2005)
• 21. April: Georg Kronawitter, deutscher Politiker
• 23. April: Shirley Temple, US-amerikanische Schauspielerin
• 25. April: Cy Twombly, Vertreter der zeitgenössischen amerikanischen Malerei
• 25. April: Richard Anders, Schriftsteller
• 26. April: Hertha Kräftner, österreichische Schriftstellerin († 1951)
• 28. April: Jan Schotte, belgischer Kardinal († 2005)
• 28. April: Yves Klein, französischer Maler, Bildhauer und Performancekünstler († 1962)
• 28. April: Leah Rabin, israelische Politikerin und Ehefrau von Yitzhak Rabin († 2000)
• 28. April: Frank Horvat (Fotograf), italienischer Photograph
• 28. April: Carolyn Jones, US-amerikanische Schauspielerin († 1983)
• 28. April: Eugene Shoemaker, US-amerikanischer Astronom († 1997)
• 2. Mai: Rolf Heyne, deutscher Verleger († 2000)
• 2. Mai: Georges-Arthur Goldschmidt, Übersetzer und französisch-deutscher Schriftsteller
• 3. Mai: Dave Dudley, US-amerikanischer Country-Sänger († 2003)
• 4. Mai: Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips, deutscher Autorennfahrer († 1961)
• 4. Mai: Maynard Ferguson, kanadischer Jazz-Trompeter und Flügelhornist
• 4. Mai: Muhammad Husni Mubarak, Staatspräsident von Ägypten
• 7. Mai: Michael Croissant, deutscher Bildhauer und Künstler († 2002)
• 8. Mai: Manfred Gerlach, deutscher Politiker
• 9. Mai: Colin Chapman, britischer Rennwagen-Kontrukteur († 1982)
• 9. Mai: Peter Merseburger, German journalist and author
• 9. May: Ricardo González, US-American tennis player (? 1995)
• : Lothar Schmid, German publisher and chess player
• : Arnold Rueuetel, estnischer politician and president
• : Christopher Bird, US-American Botaniker and writer (? : Burt Bacharach, US-American pianist and composer
• : Enrique Bolaños Geyer, president of the Republic of Nicaragua
• 14. May: Ernst Cincera, Swiss politician (FDP) (? 2004)
• : Guenter Ferdinand Ris, German sculptor (? 2005)
• : Idi amine, ugandischer dictator (? 2003)
• : Jo Schlesser, formula 1 running driver (? 1968) with the GP Frankreich/Rouen
• : Pernell Robert, US-American actor
• : Pole Pot, kambodschanischer politician, brother NR. 1"the red Khmer (? 1998)
• : Dolph Schayes, US-American basketball player
• : Werner Buedeler, German journalist and author (? 2004)
• : Aluminium Aronowitz, US-American music journalist (? 2005)
• : António Ribeiro, Patriarch of Lisbon and cardinal of the Roman-catholic church (? 1998)
• : Hans Blum (composer), German composer, Texter, music producer and singer
• : Rosemary Clooney, US-American actress and singer (? 2002)
• 30. May: Agnès Varda, Belgian film rain eating urine
• 30. May: Gustav Leonhardt, Netherlands musician
• 1. June: Georgi Timofejewitsch Dobrowolski, Soviet cosmonaut (? 1971)
• 3. June: Donald Judd, US-American painter, sculptor and architect (? : Giacomo Biffi, Italian archbishop of Bologna and cardinal
• : : : Irenaeus Eibl Eibesfeldt, behavior researchers and Ethnologe
• 16. June: Dagmar Rome, Austrian Skirennlaeuferin
• 17. June: Peter Seiichi Shirayanagi, archbishop of Tokyo and cardinal
• : Heinrich Noeth, German chemist
• : Jean Marie Le Pen, French politician extreme rights
• : Eric Dolphy, US-American jazz musician (? 1964)
• : Mona Baptiste, hit singer (? : Klaus von Dohnanyi, German politician
• : Peyo, Belgian Comiczeichner (? : Hermann shrub away, German politician (? 2003)
• : Alexei Alexejewitsch Abrikossow, Russian physicist
• : Hermann young, German goldschmied (? 2005)
• : Nakamatsu Yoshir?, Japanese inventor
• : Claus Biederstaedt, German actor
• : Hans Blix, former minister of foreign affairs of Sweden
• : John Stewart Bell, Irish physicist (? : Alejandro De Tomaso, founders and president of the sportscar manufacturer De Tomaso Modena S.p.A. († 2003)
• : Elias James Corey Jr., US-American chemist and professor to the Harvard University
• : Sven Davidson, former Swedish tennis player
• : Bob Crane, US-American actor (? 1978)
• : Peter Klaus Budig, German scientist and GDR Minister
• : Carl Woese, US-American biologist
• : Manfred intelligent one, composer and church musician (? 1971)
• : Robert Sheckley, US-American writer
• : Vince Guaraldi, US-American jazz musician, pianist and composer (? 1976)
• : Carl Fontana, successful Jazzposaunist (? 2003)
• 20 July: Pavel Kohout, Czech writer and politician
• : By Højholt, Danish writer (? 2004)
• : Gerhard dealer, people policeman of the GDR (? 1953)
• : Luigi Locati, Italian bishop and Missionar (? 2005)
• : Vera ruby, US-American Astronomin
• : Leon Fleisher, US-American pianist
• : Hubert Selby, US-American writer (? 2004)
• : Francesco Cossiga, Italian politician of the Democratia Italiana
• : Tadeusz Baird, Polish composer (? : : Elliott Erwitt, US-American photographer
• : Karl May, German football player (? : Joseph Kittinger, US-American aviation pioneer and balloon driver
• : Chris Howland, English hit singer
• : Dieter trusting wine, Evangelist theologian (? 2002)
• : Kurt Sontheimer, German politics policy (? 2005)
• 2. August: Theo Hotz, Swiss architect
• 2. August: Luigi Colani, Swiss designer philosopher
• 3. August: Irene Koss, actress and the first German Fernsehansagerin (? : Gerino Gerini, Formel-1-Rennfahrer
• : Jimmy Dean, US-American Country musician
• 15. August: Nicolas Roeg, film director
• : Guenter Fehring, German archaeologist
• : Siegfried Boehm, SED functionary and Minister of finances of the GDR (? 1980)
• : Chris Brasher, British athlete and olympia winner (? 2003)
• : Hans Voelkner, German secret agent (GDR)
• : Kind Farmer, US-American jazz Jazz-Trompeter (? : Hermann weber (historian), German historian and politics policy
• : Herbert Kroemer, German physicist
• : Mangosuthu Buthelezi, South African politician
• : Adolf Bieringer, German politician and MdB (? : Klaus Boelling, German journalist
• : Aaron Victor Cicourel, US-American sociologist
• : Harvey hard, US-American film director and film producer (? 1989)
• : Jaime Lachica Sin, archbishop of Manila and cardinal (? 2005)
• 2. September: Horace Silver, US-American jazz pianist and composer
• 3. September: Gas clay/tone Thorn, of Luxembourg politician
• 5. September: Albert Mangelsdorff, jazz Posaunist (? 2005)
• 6. September: Jewgeni Fjodorowitsch Swetlanow, Russian conductor, composer and pianist (? 2002)
• 9. September: Fritz Herkenrath, German football player
• 9. September: Sol LeWitt, US-American artist
• : Jean Vanier, founders of L'Arche
• 11 September: Friedrich Berentzen, German liquor manufacturer
• : Johannes Poethen, German writer (? 2001)
• : DIANE Foster, Canadian light athlete and Olympiateilnehmerin
• 14. September: Humberto Maturana, Chilean biologist with the emphasis neuro biology
• 14. September: Alberto Korda, Cuban photographer (? 2001)
• 14. September: Angus Ogilvy, member of the British king family (? 2004)
• 14. September: Guenther land count, to rector DO Dresden 1990 to 1994
• : Julian Cannonball Adderley, US-American jazz saxophonist (? 1975)
• : Guenther of stone, German athlete (? 1982)
• : Tungsten filter-hit a corner, German feinschmecker
• : Gary Jennings, US-American writer (? : Franc Bencriscutto, US-American composer and music paedagogue (? : Eugene Roche, actors (? 2004)
• : Jakob Miltz, German football player (? : Jimmy Woode, US-American jazz retort bassist (? 2005)
• : Haro Senft, German film producer, film director and film script author
• : Hans's spirit, German athlete
• 29. September: Gerhard Stoltenberg, German politician, repeated Federal Minister (? 2001)
• : Elie weasel, US-American writer and survivor of the Holocausts
• 1. October: Herbert Zdarzil, Austrian paedagogue
• 1. October: George Peppard, US-American actor (? : Edith Hancke, German actress
• : Eduard contactor, baptistischer theologian (? 2001)
• : Ann Guilbert, US-American actress
• : Henryk novel Gulbinowicz, archbishop of Wroclaw, Poland and cardinal
• : Eduard Hauser, German politician and MdL
• : Joseph Krawina, architect
• : Zhu Rongji, Chinese politician
• : Jef Penders, Netherlands composer and conductor
• : Joyce wine, US-American music and Festivalmanagerin (? 2005)
• : Otti Wilmanns, German Botanikerin
• : Gabriel leaves, Czech and German-language journalist, Satiriker and Aphoristiker (? 1998)
• : Peter Naur, Danish astronomer and computer scientist
• : Daniel Nathans, US-American micro biologist and biochemist, Nobelpreistraeger (? : August Everding, German director, manager, culture politician and director (? : : Beppe Wolgers, Swedish actor, director, author and composer (? : Carlo Fuentes, Mexican writer
• : LaVern Baker, black Rhythm and Blues singer (? : Henry Buettner, German caricaturist
• : Werner Klumpp, German politician
• : Martin Purt, Austrian politician and national captain of Vorarlberg
• : McLean Stevenson, US-American actor (? : William Heirens, US-American series murderer
• : Don Lawrence, British Comiczeichner (? 2003)
• : Arman, French object artist and joint founder of the Nouveau Réalisme
• : Gerhard Bengsch, German writer and film script author (? 2004)
• : Konrad Naumann, Mitglied des Politbüros des ZK der SED in der DDR († 1992)
• 27. November: Josh Kirby, britischer Zeichner und Künstler († 2001)
• 27. November: Horst Gehann, Komponist, Dirigent, Organist, Cembalist, Musikverleger
• 28. November: Toaripi Lauti, tuvaluischer Politiker
• 29. November: Joan Martí Alanís, Bischof von Urgell und Co-Fürst von Andorra
• 30. November: Peter Hans Kolvenbach, deutscher Ordensgeneral
• 1. Dezember: Klaus Rainer Röhl, deutscher Journalist und Publizist
• 2. Dezember: Jörg Demus, österreichischer Pianist
• 2. Dezember: Rita Paul, Schauspielerin und Sängerin
• 2. Dezember: Irina Pabst, wurde bekannt durch ihr Engagement in der AIDS-Hilfe († 2004)
• 3. Dezember: Joachim Nottke, Autor, Schauspieler und Synchronsprecher († 1998)
• 6. Dezember: Jan Hendriks, deutscher Bühnen-, Film- und Fernsehschauspieler († 1991)
• 7. Dezember: Noam Chomsky, US-amerikanischer Sprachwissenschaftler
• 8. Dezember: Hannes Flesner, ostfriesischer Künstler († 1984)
• 10. Dezember: Dan Blocker, US-amerikanischer Schauspieler († 1972)
• 12. Dezember: Heinrich Rathke, deutscher Pfarrer, Theologe und Landesbischof in Mecklenburg
• 12. Dezember: Tschingis Ajtmatow, Kirgisischer Schriftsteller
• 13. Dezember: Jutta Müller (Eiskunstläuferin), Eiskunstlauftrainerin, Eiskunstläuferin
• 13. Dezember: Wolfgang Hutter, österreichischer Maler und Graphiker
• 15. Dezember: Friedensreich Hundertwasser, Mahler und Architekt († 2000)
• 16. Dezember: Daniel Timsit, algerischer Jude und Arzt
• 16. Dezember: Philip K. Dick, US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller († 1982)
• 18. Dezember: Joachim Kaiser, deutscher Journalist, Musikkritik und Literat
• 18. Dezember: Galt MacDermot, kanadischer Komponist
• 24. Dezember: Manfred Rommel, Oberbürgermeister von Stuttgart
• 25. Dezember: Heinrich Poos, deutscher Komponist
• 25. Dezember: Christian Geissler, deutscher Schriftsteller
• 27. Dezember: Walter Romberg, German politician
• : Dariush Forouhar, leading Iranian Opositioneller (? 1998)
• : Ludwig Huber, Bavarian politician. († 2003)
• : Bo Diddley, musicians

Died

• : Laura Valborg Aulin Swedish komponistin (* : Thomas Hardy, British writer (* : Ferdinand Muelhens, landowner and entrepreneur were in king winters (* : Karl remain-faithfully, important representative of the naturalism within the German literature (* : Herbert Henry Asquith, British politician and head of the government (* : Antonio Abetti, Italian astronomer (* : Johannes Chrzaszcz, schlesischer priest (* : Armando Diaz, Italian marshal (* : Gustave Ador, Swiss politician (* : Pjotr Nikolajewitsch Wrangel, general in the Russian civil war (* : Lilli (* 1897) & Emil Bohnke (* : Max Scheler, GermanJewish philosopher (* : Rudolf Heinze, German lawyer and politician (* : Arthur Moritz Schoenflies, was mathematician (* : Emmeline Pankhurst, British Frauenrechtlerin (* : Roald Amundsen, Norwegian polar researcher, verschollen (* : John Isaac Thornycroft, was English engineer (* : Klabund (alias for Alfred Henschke), German writer (* : Richard Burdon Haldane, British politician and philosopher (* : Alfred Meyer Waldeck, defenders of the German protected area Kiautschou (* : William Vienna, 1911 received the Nobelpreis for physics (* : Franz of stucco, painters and sculptors (* : Bruno will, were prediger, philosopher, journalist and writer (* : Italo Svevo, Italian writer (* : Richard Felton Outcault, US-American Comiczeichner, author and painter (* : Thomas Hardy, British writer (* : Dagmar of Denmark, nut/mother of the last Zaren Nikolaus II (* : Andrew Fisher, Australian prime minister (* : Anita Berber, German dancer and Darstellerin (* 1899)
• : Hermann Sudermann, writers and dramatists, primarily in Berlin (* : Pure hard Scheer, German admiral (* : Charles Rennie Mackintosh, British architect (* 1868)

Nobelpreise

• Physics: Owen want to the Richardson
• Chemistry: Adolf petrol Reinhold wind from
• Medicine: Charles Nicolle
• Literature: Sigrid and set

The Nobel peace prize one did not lend.

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