75th Birthday in Spandau Marks Lone Hess in Prison
Rudolf Hess, 75, marks 23rd year in Spandau Prison as a solitary prisoner held by the Allied powers. He remains unfree, declines work and family contact, and spends days walking the prison yard while weighing politics and his fate. A Soviet spokesman questions any possible release.
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Egypt
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Nuernberg
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Baldur von Schirach
Speer
von Schirach
East Berlin
Today in History Highlights for April 22 1969
Historic notes mark April 22 with events from 1889 Oklahoma homesteaders staking land to 1793 US neutrality declaration and 1944 Allied invasion in New Guinea. Other items include the Bastille milestone 1370 and 1898 Spanish-American War opening shots.
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Britain
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USS
Nashville
Key West
Fla
Ypres
Belgium
New Guinea
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