On This Day in History: August 31, 2010

Princess Diana on a royal visit for the official opening of the community centre on Whitehall Road, Bristol in May 1987

  • 1888 – Mary Ann Nichols, regarded as the first victim of Jack the Ripper, found dead
  • 1897 – Edison patented the Kinetograph
  • 1935 – FDR signs the Neutrality Act
  • 1939 – Germany prepares for the invasion of Poland
  • 1955 – William Cobb demonstrated the first solar-powered car
  • 1997 – Princes Diana died in a car crash
  • 2006 – Iran defied a U.N. deadline to stop enriching uranium
  • 2010 – Iraqi Prime Minister Al-Maliki marks the end to Iraq combat mission by U.S.
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