White Biocentrism

TODAY IN HISTORY 1874: The British composer Gustav Holst is born in Cheltenham, England.

It happened today--this day in history, September 21 (with anti-White events in history intentionally omitted):

19BC: Death of Roman poet Virgil aged 50.

1192: Richard I is captured by Leopold V, Duke of Austria.

1327: Death of Edward II aged 43.

1538: The shrine of Saint Swithun in Winchester is smashed up in the middle of the night as part of the English Reformation.

1621: James I gives Sir William Alexander a royal charter for the colonisation of Nova Scotia.

1677: John and Nicolaas van der Heyden patent the fire extinguisher.

1745: Bonnie Prince Charlie beats the government army at the Battle of Preston Pans.

1776: Five days after the British take New York, a quarter of the city burns down.

1792: The National Convention passes a proclamation announcing the formal abolition of the French monarchy.

1860: In the Second Opium War, an Anglo-French force defeats Chinese troops at the Battle of Baliqiao.

1866: Author H. G. Wells is born in Bromley.

1874: Composer Gustav Holst is born in Cheltenham

1893: Frank Duryea drives the first American-made gas propelled vehicle.

1895: America’s first automotive producer, the Duryea Motor Wagon Company, is founded by Charles and J. Frank Duryea.

1898: Empress Dowager Cixi seizes power and ends the Hundred Days' Reform in China, imprisoning the Guangxu Emperor.

1903: The first cowboy film "Kit Carson" premieres in America.

1913: The first aerobatic manoeuvre – sustained inverted flight – is performed in France. On the same day, Turkey and Bulgaria sign a peace treaty in Constantinople.

1915: Cecil Chubb buys Stonehenge for £6,600.

1930: Johann Ostermeyer patents the flashbulb.

1934: A typhoon strikes Honshu Island Japan, killing 4,000.

1936: The Spanish fascist junta names Francisco Franco Generalissimo and Supreme Commander.

1937: The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien is published.

1949: Chinese Communist leaders proclaim the People’s Republic of China. On the same day, England are beaten for the first time on home soil by a foreign country when The Republic of Ireland win 2-0 at Goodison Park.

1955: Britain annexes Rockall, a rocky islet 300 miles west of Scotland to stop the Soviets spying on missile tests. On the same day, in his last fight, undefeated world heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano (White man) KOs light heavyweight Archie Moore (negro) in Round 9 in New York. (Side Note: Rocky Marciano, the "Brockton Bomber," and the greatest heavyweight ever in the history of professional boxing, retires undefeated with the phenomenal record of 49 wins, 0 losses, with 46 of his victories coming by knockout. No heavyweight, ever, in the history of professional boxing has matched Marciano's unblemished record, and it is virtually unlikely that any heavyweight boxer will ever match, let alone eclipse, Marciano's record.).