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Famous Births
- Jan. 24: Neil Diamond - Musician
- Apr. 14: Pete Rose - Cincinnati Reds Alumni
- Dec. 16: Lesley Stahl - 60 Minutes
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Famous Deaths
- Mar. 28: Virginia Woolf - Author
- May 07: James George Frazer - Anthropologist
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Chart Toppers
- Jan. 04: Artie Shaw - Frenesi
- Mar. 15: Glenn Miller - Song of the Volga Boatmen
- Mar. 29: Jimmy Dorsey - Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy)
- Jun. 07: Jimmy Dorsey - My Sister and I
- Jun. 14: Jimmy Dorsey - Maria Elena
- Jun. 21: Sammy Kaye - Daddy
- Aug. 30: Jimmy Dorsey - Green Eyes
- Sep. 27: Jimmy Dorsey - Blue Champagne
- Oct. 04: Freddy Martin - Piano Concerto in B Flat
- Nov. 29: Glenn Miller - Chattanooga Choo Choo
- Dec. 20: Glenn Miler- Elmer's TuneBillboard: Historical Billboard Charts
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Top Grossing Films
- How Green Was My Valley
- Buck Privates
- Sergeant York
- Tobacco Road
- Citizen Kane IMBD: Top Grossing Films of 1941
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14th Academy Awards
- Presented on: February 26, 1942
- Best Picture: How Green Was My Valley
- Best Actor: Gary Cooper in Sergeant York
- Best Actress: Joan Fontaine in Suspicion
- Best Director: John Ford for How Green Was My Valley Rope of Silicon: Oscar Award Winners list
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It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in argument. Author: William G. McAdoo, lawyer and politician (1863-1941) http://bit.ly/3DiMqp
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"Justice without might is helpless; might without justice is tyrannical" - Blaise Pascal (1941). Damn ! What a great quote !
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Uncle Joey Comes to Town (1941) On Megaupload [MU] http://bit.ly/4Ch1l1
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Questions and Answers About 1941 | View All | Ask a Question
View All 1941 Questions (5) | Ask a QuestionWhat was the location of the January 1941 attack on the HMS Illustrious? (1 Answer)Coordinates were approximately: 37.8, 16.9 read moreWhere was the Chervona Ukraina sunk in 1941 (latitude and longitude)? (2 Answers)The Chervona Ukraina was sunk near Sevastopol which is a port city of Ukraine. She was raised on 3 November 1947and repaired to be used as a training hulk. By ... read moreWhat kind of sports happened during World War II in December of 1941? (1 Answer)01/12/1941 - Last day of first-class cricket in Australia for 4 years02/12/1941 - Largest roller skating rink (outside of NYC) opens in Peekskill NY11/12/1941 - Giants acquire Johnny Mize from ... read moreIn which year was Pearl Harbor infamously bombed? - 1942 / 1940 / 1941 / 1939 (1 Answer)That was in 1941, on a Sunday, December 7th. It was a Japanese suprise attack. read more
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January 1941
- January 6: During his State of the Union address, Franklin D. Roosevelt outlined the "Four Freedoms" : freedom of speech and expression, the freedom of people to worship God in their own way, freedom from want and freedom from fear.
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March 1941
- March 17: The National Gallery of Art opened in Washington DC.
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November 1941
- November 26: Franklin D. Roosevelt signs a bill establishing the 4th Thursday of November the official Thanksgiving holiday.
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December 1941
- December 7: World War II: Japanese war planes surprise the United States by attacking Pearl Harbor, Hawaii killing 2,388 people.
- December 8: The United States enters World War II one day after the Attack on Pearl Harbor as Franklin D. Roosevelt asks Congress for war against Japan, the U.S. Senate would vote 82-0 for war.
- December 9: World War II: China declares war on Japan, Germany and Italy.
- December 10: World War II: Germany and Italy declare war on the United States, President Franklin D. Roosevelt responded by declaring war on them.
- December 19: World War II: Japan invades Hong Kong
- December 7: World War II: Japanese war planes surprise the United States by attacking Pearl Harbor, Hawaii killing 2,388 people.
