12 July 1910
Bournemouth Air Crash
Becomes the first British pilot killed in a powered-aircraft accident.
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Bournemouth in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Becomes the first British pilot killed in a powered-aircraft accident.
Dies when his aircraft crashes during a Bournemouth flying meeting.
Sends a letter to Chamberlain saying Labour will not serve under Chamberlain
Organizes the conference prior to the 1987 election victory
Organizes the conference prior to the 1987 election victory
The Suns front page read, in a parody of the famous Monty Pythons "Dead Parrot" sketch
Dies in Bournemouth after suffering strokes in later life.
Brown urges Labour to remain bold, united and rooted in its political identity.
Provenance
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