Person report

Details

Name	Eric Meilvang
Age	21
Born	29 Apr 1930, Hull
Died	27 Feb 1952, Randers
Parents	Frederik Ferdinand Meilvang Mary Petersen

Relatives

Name	Relationship to current person	Age	Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death place	First marriage date	First marriage place
Frederik Ferdinand Meilvang	father	71	09 Jul 1891	Vejle	27 Apr 1963	Randers	15 Jul 1917	Kbh.
Mary Petersen	mother	83	22 Dec 1895	Landbohjemmet gestgiveri, Torvegade 17,Vejle	15 Sep 1979	Århus	15 Jul 1917	Kbh.
Annelouise Meilvang	sister	85	15 Sep 1918	København. Kl.19.	21 Oct 2003	Haslev	27 Jan 1940	Randers, Denmark
Inge Charlotte Meilvang	sister	0	12 Dec 1919	København	13 Apr 1920	Skib til Capetown
Peter Meilvang	brother	62	12 May 1921	Capetown	30 Mar 1984	Vedbæk
Else Meilvang	sister	88	22 Apr 1923	Hull,England	18 Feb 2012	Aarhus	14 Nov 1953	Kristrup,Randers
George Meilvang	brother	97	26 Aug 1927	Hull, England			01 May 1953

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World history

★25 Oct 1932
George Lansbury became the leader of the opposition British Labour Party.

★03 Apr 1933
Douglas Douglas-Hamilton and David McIntyre undertook the first successful flight over Mount Everest.

★26 Mar 1939
Spanish Civil War: Nationalists began their final offensive of the war, at the end of which they controlled almost the entire country.

★24 Jun 1939
The first of the Thai cultural mandates was issued, officially changing the country's name from Siam to Thailand.

★05 May 1940
World War II: A squad of 250 Norwegian volunteers in Hegra Fortress finally surrendered to a vastly superior Nazi force after a 25-day siege.

★16 Oct 1940
World War II: Nazi Governor-General Hans Frank established the Warsaw Ghetto, the largest Jewish ghetto in occupied Poland.

★21 Jan 1941
Sparked by the murder of a German officer the previous day in Bucharest, Romania, members of the Iron Guard engaged in a rebellion and pogrom, killing 125 Jews.

★04 Mar 1941
Second World War: British Commandos successfully executed Operation Claymore on the Lofoten Islands of Norway.

★17 Jul 1945
Winston Churchill, Harry S. Truman, and Joseph Stalin, leaders of the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Soviet Union respectively, met in Potsdam to decide what should be done with post-war Germany.

★20 Oct 1951
African-American college football player Johnny Bright was the victim of an on-field assault that eventually provoked changes in NCAA football rules and mandated the use of more protective helmets with face guards.

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