4 March 1976Kings of the RoadWim Wenders
Directs Kings of the Road.
Historical records for Germany in 1976, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Directs Kings of the Road.
Death of Ulrike Meinhof, found dead in her cell, hanging from a rope made from jail towels, an investigation concludes that she had hanged herself, a result hotly contested at the time, spurring conspiracy theories
Death of Ulrike Meinhof, found dead in her cell, hanging from a rope made from jail towels, an investigation concludes that she had hanged herself, a result hotly contested at the time, spurring conspiracy theories
Keeps a clean sheet as Bayern Munich defeat Saint-Etienne 1-0 at Hampden.
Scores the only goal as Bayern Munich defeat Saint-Etienne in the European Cup final.
Captains Bayern Munich to a third consecutive European Cup with victory at Hampden.
An enquiry finds suicide the cause, extremists claim otherwise & make her a martyr
An enquiry finds suicide the cause, extremists claim otherwise & make her a martyr
Death of Friedrich Christian Anton "Fritz" Lang.
Scores twice as Bayern Munich defeat Anderlecht 2-1 in the first leg of the UEFA Super Cup.
Supports the act establishing direct universal elections to the European Parliament.
Helmut Schmidts coalition Government is returned with a reduced majority
Appointed Chairman of the Council of Minister's for the GDR, 2nd term
Appointed Head of State for the GDR
Baader is arrested
Appointed Chair of the Council of State
Death of Martin Heidegger
Develops Kraftwerk's precise electronic percussion style with Wolfgang Flur.
Tours internationally as Kraftwerk refine a distinctive image of electronic performance.
Publication of "Spandau"
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