历史上的今天-Today in History 2010-10-08
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October 8th, 1871Deadly fires scorch1 the upper Midwest. The great Chicago fire kills some 300 people, leaving 90,000 homeless in the Windy City, even deadlier the Peshtigo fire in northeastern Wisconsin claims some 1,200-1,500 lives. Fires also broke out in three Michigan communities, Holland, Manistee and Port Huron.
1982Poland’s government then under
martial2 law bans all
labor3 organizations, including the
Solidarity4 Trade Union. The Solidarity survives the crackdown, playing a key part in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe.
1970Alexander Solzhenitsyn, author and dissident in what’s then the
Soviet5 Union, wins the Nobel Prize for Literature. His work chronicles life under the
repression6 and labor camps of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
And 1956Don Larsen of the New York Yankees, pitches the only perfect game as well as a no-hitter in a World Series to date that gives Yankees a 2 to nothing shutout over the Brooklyn
Dodgers7 in game 5.
Today in History, October 8th, Ross Simpson, the Associated Press.
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