By 1946, he had sold out of railways altogether to concentrate on planes.
But by 1946 he had become a Palestinian nationalist and was procuring weapons in Egypt to be smuggled into Palestine in the Arab cause.
As one of the top Nazi suspects, Bormann was charged with war crimes and found guilty and sentenced to death in absentia in 1946 by an international military tribunal in Nuremberg.
Dating back to 1487, Urchfont Manor House was owned by a succession of families before it was bought by Wiltshire Council in 1946 and turned into a residential education centre.
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This shift was codified by the Employment Act of 1946 and, later, the Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978.
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He remembers a 13-goal drubbing by Newcastle in division two in 1946 but also a run to the fifth round of the FA Cup in 1949.
Her character, Billie Dawn, the ditzy showgirl mistress of a corrupt businessman, who gets an education in the course of the play, was first defined by Judy Holliday, onstage in 1946 and then in an Oscar-winning film performance in 1950.
His emaciated body was found by hikers later that autumn in the rusted-out hulk of a 1946 Fairbanks City Transit bus, which had been abandoned in the woods by a work crew many years earlier after breaking its axle along a remote stretch of the trail.
In 1946, Oppenheimer referred to it by saying "The physicists have known sin, " and this propagated.
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Paying off your debt by printing money was tried in Hungary during 1946 and Germany in 1923, but it resulted in complete devastation and hyperinflation.
The Constitution of Japan was promulgated and became effective on November 3, 1946, when it was signed by the Japanese Emperor Hirohito and all the ministers of government on that day.
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In 1946, she was reported to the Czech authorities by her adoptive family and returned to Czechoslovakia in July of the same year, to be re-united with her mother.
Set up in 1946, it offers advisory opinions to international disputes brought to it by member states.
She started in 1946 as a receptionist in the lab, where she helped out by catheterizing male frogs to get the urine specimens used in pregnancy tests at the time.
Three inductees were chosen last month by the 16-member panel considering individuals from the era before integration in 1946: Yankees owner Jacob Ruppert, umpire Hank O'Day and barehanded catcher Deacon White.
Most think of the curse within the context of strong Red Sox clubs that came close but failed to win titles over the years, either by losing tough pennant races to the Yankees or narrowly losing the World Series in 1946, 1967, 1975 and 1986 (all in seven games).
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Many of the treatments we see on the shelves of modern-day pharmacists were developed in the wake of studies carried out by the Common Cold Unit, a research institute near Salisbury, Wiltshire, which operated from 1946 to 1989.
Established in 1946, this family-run business specializes in buying, selling and restoring vintage motorcars by the two great marquees.
The children were taken in by two aunts who abused them even after their father's return from the war in March 1946.
The Statue of Liberty by Norman Rockwell was prepared for the cover of The Saturday Evening Post to commemorate the Fourth of July in 1946.
By the way, lest anyone think that I cherry picked historical data, I deliberately decided not to use 1946-2010 data, which would have made my point even stronger.
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The date of the celebration, 13 February, was proposed by the Director-General of UNESCO as it marks the anniversary of the creation of United Nations Radio in 1946.
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