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=== Villain births === | === Villain births === | ||
* January 9 - [[Dorothea Puente]] | * January 9 - [[Dorothea Puente]] | ||
* April 7 - [[Bob Denard]] | |||
* April 20 - [[Ringaudas Bronislovas Ignovich Songaila]] | * April 20 - [[Ringaudas Bronislovas Ignovich Songaila]] | ||
* May 4 - [[Manuel Contreras]] | * May 4 - [[Manuel Contreras]] | ||
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* November 13 – [[Fred Phelps]] | * November 13 – [[Fred Phelps]] | ||
* Unknown - [[William Unek]] | * Unknown - [[William Unek]] | ||
=== Victim births === | === Victim births === | ||
* January 15 - Martin Luther King, Jr. | * January 15 - Martin Luther King, Jr. | ||
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Events
- January 6 - King Alexander I of Yugoslavia declares the formation of the "6 January Dictatorship".
- January 6 - Heinrich Himmler is appointed Reichsführer of the Schutzstaffel.
- January 7 - The Ustaše is founded.
- February - Leon Trotsky is expelled from the Communist Party of the Soviet Union by Joseph Stalin and forcibly exiled.
- February 14 - The Saint Valentine's Day Massacre takes place in Chicago, Illinois, allegedly on Al Capone's orders.
- February 15 - Klement Gottwald is named General Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia.
- August 24 - The 1929 Hebron Massacre takes place.
Births
Villain births
- January 9 - Dorothea Puente
- April 7 - Bob Denard
- April 20 - Ringaudas Bronislovas Ignovich Songaila
- May 4 - Manuel Contreras
- June 12 - Robert Shelton
- July 9 - Hassan II of Morocco
- July 16 - Charles Ray Hatcher
- July 22 - Imelda Marcos
- August 8 - Luis García Meza & Ronnie Biggs
- September 3 - Whitey Bulger
- September 19 - Gertrude Baniszewski
- November 13 – Fred Phelps
- Unknown - William Unek
Victim births
- January 15 - Martin Luther King, Jr.
- June 12 - Anne Frank
Deaths
Villain deaths
- February 14 - Frank Gusenberg
- May 6 - Dagmar Overbye