1925

	XIX century - XX century - XXI century
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	- - - - 1925 - 1926 - 1927 - 1928 - 1929

Events

• 3 January - : in the beginning speech year, it announces the taken one of the dictatorial powers. In all the Country arrests of mass are taken place.
• - : it comes founded the Institute Giovanni Treccani for the publication of the Italian Encyclopedia, directed give Kind Giovanni.
• 5 you open them - Germany: Erna Murray ninth world-wide record establishes its, swimming 200m the frog in 3' 202.
• 1 May - Cyprus: the island assumes the charter of colony of the British crown.
• 7 May - Germany: it is inaugurated to Monaco the greatest museum of science and of technique of the world.
• - : Inaugurated the first Italian solar tower toObservatory of Arcetri
• - : the Italian Ottavio Bottecchia it wins for the second consecutive time Tour de France
• Jenkins, in the United States, and Baird, in Great Britain, they carry out the first transmission of images in motion.

Been born

• 1 January - Mario Merz, Italian artist
• 9 January - Lee Van Cleef, American actor ( 1989)
• 8 February - Jack Lemmon, actor and American director ( 2001)
• - Hugo Koblet, Swiss ciclista
• - Carl Di Palma, director of the photography and Italian director ( )
• 2 May - Roscoe Lee Browne, actor
• 9 May - Barbarian Ann Scott, Canadian pattinatrice
• - Virgilio Maroso, Italian soccer player
• 6 september - Andrea Camilleri, Italian writer
• 8 september - Peter Sellers, actor ( 1980)
• - Giuseppe Fava, Italian writer ( 1985)
• - Dino Ballarin, Italian soccer player
• - Seymour Cray, computer science American ( 1996)
• 5 December - Henri Oreiller, skier and French automotive pilot
• 8 December - Sammy Jr Davis., singer, actor, American dancer

Died

• - John Singer Sargent, American painter
• - Antonio Fais, Italian mathematician
• - Lovis Corinth, painter and German diagram (n. )
• - , logical and German
• - The Long Emilios, Italian athlete
• - Anton Antoniazzi Maria, Italian mathematician
• - Felix Vallotton, Swiss painter (n. )

Prizes Nobel

• for the Peace: Austen Chamberlain, Charles Gates Dawes
• for the Literature: George Bernard Shaw
• for Physics: James Franck, Gustav Hertz
• for Chemistry: Richard Adolf Zsigmondy