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Strikes are made illegal
Explore 16 historical events and records for Italy in 1926.
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Strikes are made illegal
Failed attempt to assassinate Mussolini
Founds the Villaggio Duca degli Abruzzi, an agricultural settlement experimenting new cultivation techniques
Mussolini announces the Quota 90 policy, seeking a strong lira and a return to gold convertibility at an exchange rate near 90 lire to sterling.
Death of Rudolph Valentino
All political opposition to Fascism is banned
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for vivid writing about Sardinian life and universal human problems.
Writes "Prison Notebooks" while in prison, published after his death in 1947
Arrested by Mussolini for 20 yrs despite the immunity of being a Member of Parliament
Consecrates the 1st Chinese bishops
Applies his new statistics to an ideal gas of particles subject to the Pauli exclusion principle and establishes the theoretical basis of a degenerate Fermi gas.
Develops quantum statistics for indistinguishable particles obeying the Pauli exclusion principle, providing the statistical framework now known as Fermi-Dirac statistics.
Appointed Field Marshal
Writes "Prison Notebooks" while in prison, published after his death in 1947
Wins the newly created chair of theoretical physics at the University of Rome and begins building an influential research school.
Giacomo Puccini's unfinished Turandot premiered posthumously at La Scala, presenting a deadly riddle contest in a fictionalized imperial China.
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