01 Jan 1928
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Trieste was commissioned into service.
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01 Jan 1928
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Vojtech Tuka published an article claiming that there had been a secret clause to the 1918 declaration that formed the nation of Czechoslovakia which put Slovakia on a path to independence. This would soon lead to his arrest and imprisonment for treason.
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06 Jan 1928
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Earning a Medal of Honour, Lieutenant Christian F. Schilt flew a Vought O2U Corsair aircraft on ten trips between 6 and 8 Jan 1928 to the village of Quilali, Nicaragua to evacuate 18 US Marines wounded in fighting with hostile rebels.
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21 Jan 1928
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HMS Hermes departed Britain.
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29 Jan 1928
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Field Marshal Douglas Haig, the British Army Commander-in-Chief in the First World War, died.
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01 Feb 1928
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He Yingqin was made a member of the construction committee.
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01 Feb 1928
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Hubert Lanz was promoted to the rank of captain.
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01 Feb 1928
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Maximilian von Weichs was promoted to the rank of Oberstleutnant.
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15 Feb 1928
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Former British Prime Minister Herbert Asquith (Lord Oxford) of the Liberal Party died at his home at Sutton Courtenay, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom.
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23 Feb 1928
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Cumberland was commissioned into service.
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18 Mar 1928
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HMS Hermes arrived at Hong Kong.
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20 Mar 1928
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RELIGIOUS
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Birth of Fred Rogers, American Presbyterian clergyman and __ since its premiere in 1965 __ host of public television's longest running children's program: "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood."
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01 Apr 1928
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Werner von Blomberg was promoted to the rank of Generalmajor.
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01 Apr 1928
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Walther von Brauchitsch was promoted to the rank of Oberst.
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01 Apr 1928
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Light carrier Hosho was assigned to Carrier Division 1.
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01 Apr 1928
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The towns of Kegoya, Yoshiura, and Aga were merged into Kure, Japan.
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11 Apr 1928
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He Yingqin was made a member of the finance committee.
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20 Apr 1928
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Colbert was launched at Brest Naval Shipyard, France.
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01 May 1928
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In the United Kingdom, the train Flying Scotsman successfully ran the 392 miles between Edinburgh, Scotland and London, England without stopping, a record at the time for a scheduled rail service.
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03 May 1928
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Japanese and Nationalist Chinese troops clashed in Jinan, Shandong Province, China; 12 Japanese civilians and 18 Chinese government officials were killed.
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08 May 1928
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Cornwall was commissioned into service.
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15 May 1928
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The cartoon character Mickey Mouse made his first appearance in the animated film Plane Crazy.
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18 May 1928
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Giulio Cesare was decommissioned from service.
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18 May 1928
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Conte di Cavour was decommissioned from service.
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04 Jun 1928
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Zhang Jinghui was seriously wounded east of Huanggutun near Mukden, Fengtian Province (now Liaoning Province), China during the successful assassination attempt on warlord Zhang Zuolin.
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16 Jun 1928
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Takeji Kawamura was named the governor-general of Taiwan.
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21 Jun 1928
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The keel of Foch was laid down at Arsenal de Brest, France.
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03 Jul 1928
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Heinrich Himmler married Margarete Boden.
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10 Jul 1928
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The Italian Army released members of the Blackshirt paramilitary organization between the age of 26 and 36 so that they could join the Blackshirt combat legions.
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12 Jul 1928
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Seria Well Number One (S-1) was drilled at the Seria River, marking the start of an attempt to find oil in Brunei.
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25 Jul 1928
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Jiang Dingwen was named the commanding officer of the Chinese 9th Division.
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25 Jul 1928
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He Yingqin was made a member of the drug enforcement committee.
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01 Aug 1928
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Destroyer No. 34 was renamed Yuzuki.
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10 Aug 1928
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Koji Miyake was named the chief of staff of the Japanese Kwantung Army in northeastern China.
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10 Aug 1928
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Kenkichi Ueda was promoted to the rank of lieutenant general.
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10 Aug 1928
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General Takashi Hishikari was named the commanding officer of the Taiwan Army.
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28 Aug 1928
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He Yingqin stepped down as a member of the finance committee.
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29 Aug 1928
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He Yingqin was made a member of the budget committee.
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10 Sep 1928
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Panay was commissioned into service.
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10 Sep 1928
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Captain Yoshiyuki Niiyama was named the commanding officer of Nachi.
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13 Sep 1928
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Douglas Bader took his first flight together with flight instructor W. J. "Pissy" Pearson.
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27 Sep 1928
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Settsu received a new commanding officer.
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06 Oct 1928
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The United States government signed a contract with Goodyear-Zeppelin for the development of two rigid airships for the US Navy (USS Akron and USS Macon). Intended to operate with the ocean-going fleet and carrying three to four F9C Sparrowhawk aircraft each they would be the fastest airships ever built with a maximum speed of 84 miles per hour.
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10 Oct 1928
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Chiang Kaishek was made the Chairman of the Nationalist Government, making him the head of state of the Republic of China.
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11 Oct 1928
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The German passenger airship LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin crossed the Atlantic Ocean from Friedrichshafen, Germany to Lakehurst, New Jersey, United States, in a flight time of 71 hours.
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24 Oct 1928
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He Yingqin was named the deputy director of the Department of Training.
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06 Nov 1928
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Franklin Roosevelt was elected the governor of the state of New York, United States.
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10 Nov 1928
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Emperor Showa was officially crowned the Emperor of Japan, even though he had been the head of state since his father Emperor Taisho's passing on 25 Dec 1926.
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28 Nov 1928
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Nachi was commissioned into service and was assigned to the Sasebo Naval District, Japan.
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01 Dec 1928
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Tenryu was assigned to Kure, Japan as a training vessel for the Japanese Navy Academy and Submarine School.
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04 Dec 1928
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Nachi attended Emperor Showa's Coronation Naval Review at Yokohama, Japan.
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06 Dec 1928
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Duquesne was commissioned into service.
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06 Dec 1928
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Masafumi Arima completed his studies at the Naval War College.
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10 Dec 1928
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Hiroaki Abe was promoted to the rank of commander.
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10 Dec 1928
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Tamon Yamaguchi was promoted to the rank of commander.
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10 Dec 1928
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Commander Sakai was named the commanding officer of destroyer Yuzuki.
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10 Dec 1928
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Captain Isoroku Yamamoto, future head of the Combined Fleet, became the new commanding officer of carrier Akagi.
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10 Dec 1928
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Captain Yorio Sawamoto was named the commanding officer of Tenryu.
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10 Dec 1928
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Masafumi Arima was named the Vice Chief Gunnery Office of battleship Haruna.
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10 Dec 1928
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Vice Admiral Eijiro Hamano was named the commanding officer of the Mako naval port at Pescadores islands, Taiwan.
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15 Dec 1928
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Thomas Hitchcock married Margaret Mellon in New York City, New York, United States.
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17 Dec 1928
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Roderick Carr was named a flight commander in No. 9 Squadron RAF.
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21 Dec 1928
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Iwane Matsui was attached to the Japanese Army General Staff.
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24 Dec 1928
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Erwin Rommel's son Manfred was born in Stuttgart, Germany.
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31 Dec 1928
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Zhaohe was recommissioned into service.
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