wikipedia.org In 1927, Charles Lindbergh, an American pioneer of aviation, completed the first non-stop flight over:
wikipedia.org 1920s had various nicknames. In France, the decade was called Les Années folles ("crazy years"), in Germany – The Golden Twenties or The Happy Twenties. In the USA, it was the Jazz Age or:
wikipedia.org The Great Depression started in 1929. It was probably the biggest economic crisis of the 20th century. In the US, its consequences were alleviated by the New Deal, a program of socio-economic reforms that provided occupation for the unemployed in the state’s projects and investments. The New Deal was organized by:
wikipedia.org Fascism as a political doctrine that opposed parliamentary system and promoted the statolatry (the cult of the state) emerged during the interwar period in:
flickr.com 1927 marked the beginning of the sound era in cinematography. Two years later, the first Academy Awards ceremony (which later became known as the Oscars) took place in:
wikipedia.org In 1928, while cleaning laboratory equipment and removing bacteria from containers, he noticed some blue mold growing on one of the bacteria colonies. The mold looked like it was killing harmful bacteria. After numerous experiments, he discovered penicillin G, which effectively kills bacteria but doesn’t damage human organs. This is the story of:
