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28 February 2007
- 21:42, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
- ...that the proposals for a new Crimean flag after the collapse of the Soviet Union included a white flag with seven rainbow colors at the top and a blue-white-red tricolor design (pictured), which was officially adopted in 1999?
- ...that the fast bowling during West Indies' tour to England in 1984 was so hostile that England Test cricketer Andy Lloyd was struck on the head and hospitalised, despite wearing a helmet, and Paul Terry's arm was broken?
- ...that Tropical Depression One in June 1992 produced 100-year floods in portions of southwestern Florida?
- ...that Romanian politician Teohari Georgescu was dismissed from his post as Interior Minister in 1952 after being simultaneously accused of left-wing and right-wing deviationism?
- ...that the fourth Nordic Football Championship tournament was started in 1937 but did not end until eleven years later as it was interrupted by the Second World War?
- ...that Jennifer Pike was the youngest person to ever win the BBC Young Musician of the Year award, at twelve years of age?
- 12:24, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
- ...that a Drascombe (Drascombe Dabber pictured) is a class of small sailing boats designed by John Watkinson?
- ...that Air Marshal Sir Richard Gordon Wakeford flew Catalina flying boats in the Second World War, and was involved in the last sinking of a German U-boat on 8 May 1945?
- ...that the National Language Authority in Pakistan is the first autonomous regulatory institution to have internationally standardized the Urdu language code table and Urdu keyboard for typewriters, teleprinters, and computer software?
- ...that in the Lithuanian calendar, three months are named for birds and two for trees?
- ...that Winnie Winkle by Martin Branner was, in 1920, the first American comic strip to have a working woman as the main character?
- ...that the Volga Tatars believed that the Volga Bulgarian medieval city of Aşlı was founded there by Alexander the Great?
- 05:42, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
- ...that Louis IX of France resided in the walled city of Villeneuve-sur-Yonne (pictured) before departing on the Eighth Crusade, during which he died in 1270 near Tunis?
- ...that A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant had its name changed due to threats of litigation from the Church of Scientology?
- ...that the official recognition of the Eastern Orthodox Church in Transylvania in the late 18th century was the result of the activity of an Orthodox monk who was canonized two centuries later as Saint Sofronie of Cioara?
- ...that the Ludlow Amendment was a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution requiring a national referendum for declaration of war?
- ...that despite using sharp needles, bird control spikes do not harm the animals, and are recommended by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds?
- ...that Jim Zumbo was forced out of a 30-year career at Outdoor Life magazine, had his television show pulled from the air, and was dropped from sponsorship by companies including Remington and Cabelas due to a single blog post?
27 February 2007
- 22:02, 27 February 2007 (UTC)
- ...that Kanawha (pictured) was a steam-powered luxury yacht aboard which industrialist Henry H. Rogers met Booker T. Washington to secretly fund the education of African Americans?
- ...that the Haitian palm, Attalea crassispatha, is so rare that there were only 25 of them left in 1991?
- ...that Belarusian political authorities denounced Mitrofan Dovnar-Zapol'skiy's book History of Belarus in 1926 as a "Cathechesis of Belarusian National Democratism", banned it and confiscated its manuscript?
- ...that British Member of Parliament George Chetwynd seconded a Private Member's Bill to ban toy weapons because he believed they were an incentive to acquire a "gangster mentality"? Zdroj:https://en.wikipedia.org?pojem=Wikipedia:Recent_additions/2007/February
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