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November 14, 1927: Leon Trotsky (above), Grigory Zinoviev and Adolph Joffe expelled by the Soviet Communist Party Lev Trotsky.jpg
November 14, 1927: Leon Trotsky (above), Grigory Zinoviev and Adolph Joffe expelled by the Soviet Communist Party
November 7, 1927: Pope Pius XI rules that marriages performed in airplanes and balloons are valid Papst Pius XI. 1JS.jpg
November 7, 1927: Pope Pius XI rules that marriages performed in airplanes and balloons are valid
November 16, 1927: Adolph Joffe commits suicide after expulsion Adolf Abramovich Ioffe.jpg
November 16, 1927: Adolph Joffe commits suicide after expulsion

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November 4, 1927: Hawthorne C. Gray prior to altitude record attempt Hawthorne Gray world record attempt.jpg
November 4, 1927: Hawthorne C. Gray prior to altitude record attempt

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