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August 23, 1921: Faisal al-Hashemi crowned as first King of Iraq Coronation of Prince Faisal as King of Iraq, 1921.jpg
August 23, 1921: Faisal al-Hashemi crowned as first King of Iraq
August 24, 1921: 44 killed in the crash of the largest dirigible in the world, ZR-2 Zr2aloft.jpg
August 24, 1921: 44 killed in the crash of the largest dirigible in the world, ZR-2
August 22, 1921: Alexander I takes oath in Paris hospital as new King of Yugoslavia Kralj aleksandar1.jpg
August 22, 1921: Alexander I takes oath in Paris hospital as new King of Yugoslavia
August 2, 1921: Opera tenor Enrico Caruso dead at age 48 from infection Enrico Caruso, 1873-1921, funeral at Church San Francisco de Paulo in Naples 3.png
August 2, 1921: Opera tenor Enrico Caruso dead at age 48 from infection

The following events occurred in August 1921:

Contents

August 1, 1921 (Monday)

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Harding at the U.S. Senate

August 2, 1921 (Tuesday)

August 3, 1921 (Wednesday)

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The first crop dusting by airplane

August 4, 1921 (Thursday)

August 5, 1921 (Friday)

August 6, 1921 (Saturday)

August 7, 1921 (Sunday)

August 8, 1921 (Monday)

August 9, 1921 (Tuesday)

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Governor Small

August 10, 1921 (Wednesday)

August 11, 1921 (Thursday)

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Roosevelt
Allendesalazar Mallendesalazar.jpg
Allendesalazar

August 12, 1921 (Friday)

August 13, 1921 (Saturday)

August 14, 1921 (Sunday)

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Maura

August 15, 1921 (Monday)

August 16, 1921 (Tuesday)

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King Peter of Yugoslavia

August 17, 1921 (Wednesday)

August 18, 1921 (Thursday)

August 19, 1921 (Friday)

August 20, 1921 (Saturday)

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Litvinov

August 21, 1921 (Sunday)

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Grossmann's mug shot

August 22, 1921 (Monday)

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Nejd in western Saudi Arabia

August 23, 1921 (Tuesday)

August 24, 1921 (Wednesday)

August 25, 1921 (Thursday)

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USS Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm

August 26, 1921 (Friday)

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Erzberger
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Wekerle

August 27, 1921 (Saturday)

August 28, 1921 (Sunday)

August 29, 1921 (Monday)

August 30, 1921 (Tuesday)

August 31, 1921 (Wednesday)

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  83. "World Court Is Now Assured; Spain 24th Nation to Ratify", The New York Times, August 18, 1921, p. 1
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  97. "Reports Defects in Our Big Dirigible ZR-2; May Delay Her Trip Here Until Next Year", The New York Times, August 22, 1921, p. 1
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  107. "16 Americans, 27 British, Die in ZR-2 Wreck; Only 5 Are Saved; Explosion Rends Airship; She Falls Blazing into the River Humber", The New York Times, August 25, 1921, p. 1
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  112. "Peace Treaty with Germany Is Signed; We Hold Versailles Compact Rights, But Assume No League Obligations", The New York Times, August 26, 1921, p. 1
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  119. "'Memory of the Marine Corps' dies at 85", by Philip Ewing, Marine Corps Times, May 12, 2007
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