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July 10 in German History
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July 10, 1819

Birth of Alfred Ritter von Arneth in Vienna, Austria. He is known for his organization and publication of documents on Austrian history from the Vienna state archives.

July 10, 1839

Birth of Adolphus Busch near Mainz, Germany. He immigrated to the United States and cofounded a brewery, Anheuser-Busch (makers of Budweiser today).

July 10, 1846

Birth of Elisabeth Förster-Nietzsche in Röcken, Germany. She was the sister of the philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche. She rewrote and distorted much of his philosophy after his death.

July 10, 1851

Birth of Friedrich von Wieser in Vienna, Austria. Von Wieser was a principal figure in the Austrian school of economics.

July 10, 1852

Birth of Alfred von Kinderlen-Wächter in Stuttgart, Germany. He was a central political figure in the second Moroccan crisis before WWI.

July 10, 1867

Birth of Maximilian, Prince of Baden in Baden-Baden, Germany. He was called on to serve as chancellor in 1918. It was he who announced the abdication of the Kaiser on November 9, 1918 and then himself resigned in favor of Friedrich Ebert.

July 10, 1874

July 10, 1874 University of Basel considers admission of women to doctoral programs. The proposal was rejected, but one of the professors, Friedrich Nietzsche, argued strongly for the admission of women and voted in favor of the admission of women. To be sure that posterity would know where he stood, he requested that his vote be noted in the official record of the meeting.

July 10, 1883

Birth of Johannes Blaskowitz in Peterswalde, Germany. Blaskowitz was a field marshal in World War II who spoke out against SS activities and as a result was relieved of command, but was called to command again before the end of the war. At war's end he was tried for war crimes but committed suicide.

July 10, 1893

Death of Werner Egk in Inning, Germany. Egk, a composer, studied with Carl Orff in Munich. He composed music for radio plays in Munich. Beginning in 1935 he composed a number of operas. Among his operas are Die Zaubergeige, (1935), and Peer Gynt (1938). He also composed ballets.

July 10, 1895

Birth of the composer, Karl Orff, in Munich, Germany. His most widely known work is Carmina Burana.

July 10, 1902

Birth of Kurt Aber in Künigshütte, Germany. He won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1950 for a method of synthesizing organic compounds.

July 10, 1902

Birth of Gunther Weisenborn in Velbert, Germany.

July 10, 1940

A German air attack initiates the Battle of Britain.

July 10, 1943

The Allied attack on Europe begins with the invasion of Sicily.

July 10, 2003

The last one of the original VW Beatles is built at the assembly plant in Mexico. The Ferdinand Porsche designed car had been produced for 69 years. 21 million had been built.

July 10, 2004

TV actress, Inge Meysel dies at age 94. During the previous 40 years she had starred in over 100 TV productions.

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