February 2nd in History
February 2nd in History
1653: New Amsterdam (later renamed New York) is founded1914: Cub Scouts founded in England
1933: Three days after becoming chancellor, Adolf Hitler dissolves Parliament. Göring bans communist meetings/demonstrations in Germany
1943: Battle of Stalingrad ends with final surrender of the German army, leaving 600,000 dead
February 2nd birthdays
1650: Nell Gwynne, Comedy actress and mistress of Charles II1882: James Joyce, Irish writer
1905: Ayn Rand, American philisopher.
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