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January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany Hitler portrait crop.jpg
January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany
January 17, 1933: "Ma" Ferguson becomes Governor of Texas Miriam A. Ferguson.jpg
January 17, 1933: "Ma" Ferguson becomes Governor of Texas
January 5, 1933: Former U.S. President Coolidge dies at the end of the term he declined to run for Ccoolidge.jpeg
January 5, 1933: Former U.S. President Coolidge dies at the end of the term he declined to run for
January 19, 1933: Rare U.S. "Double Eagle" issued and hastily recalled NNC-US-1933-G$20-Saint Gaudens.jpg
January 19, 1933: Rare U.S. "Double Eagle" issued and hastily recalled

The following events occurred in January 1933:

Contents

January 1, 1933 (Sunday)

January 2, 1933 (Monday)

January 3, 1933 (Tuesday)

January 4, 1933 (Wednesday)

January 5, 1933 (Thursday)

January 6, 1933 (Friday)

January 7, 1933 (Saturday)

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Tibbett without makeup

January 8, 1933 (Sunday)

January 9, 1933 (Monday)

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Eric Blair/George Orwell

January 10, 1933 (Tuesday)

January 11, 1933 (Wednesday)

January 12, 1933 (Thursday)

January 13, 1933 (Friday)

January 14, 1933 (Saturday)

January 15, 1933 (Sunday)

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Pope Pius XI

January 16, 1933 (Monday)

January 17, 1933 (Tuesday)

January 18, 1933 (Wednesday)

January 19, 1933 (Thursday)

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Bailey

January 20, 1933 (Friday)

January 21, 1933 (Saturday)

January 22, 1933 (Sunday)

January 23, 1933 (Monday)

January 24, 1933 (Tuesday)

January 25, 1933 (Wednesday)

January 26, 1933 (Thursday)

January 27, 1933 (Friday)

January 28, 1933 (Saturday)

January 29, 1933 (Sunday)

January 30, 1933 (Monday)

January 31, 1933 (Tuesday)


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