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Dutch East Indies Company: megacorporation was formed; it grew to control most of the European trade with Asia before expiring, bankrupt, after 200 years (1602)
Dutch East Indies Company: megacorporation was formed; it grew to control most of the European trade with Asia before expiring, bankrupt, after 200 years (1602)
Uncle Tom's Cabin: antislavery novel was published by Harriet Beecher Stowe, whom Lincoln called "the little woman who started this big war" (1852)
Uncle Tom's Cabin: antislavery novel was published by Harriet Beecher Stowe, whom Lincoln called "the little woman who started this big war" (1852)
"I shall return": was spoken by Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he left the Philippines during WWII; he did return, two years later (1942)
"I shall return": was spoken by Gen. Douglas MacArthur as he left the Philippines during WWII; he did return, two years later (1942)
John Lennon: wed Yoko Ono in Gibraltar (1969)
John Lennon: wed Yoko Ono in Gibraltar (1969)
Tokyo subway gas attack: Aum Shinrikyo group released sarin, killing 12 and injuring thousands (1995)
Tokyo subway gas attack: Aum Shinrikyo group released sarin, killing 12 and injuring thousands (1995)