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1955
Conference in Paris, May 1955
May 1955: Conference in Paris on the accession of the Federal Republic to NATO
Warsaw Conference, May 1955
May 1955: Conference in Warsaw for the establishment of the " Warsaw Pact "
Hoshu-Gōdō meeting, July 1955
July 1955: Meeting of representatives of the Japanese Liberal and Democratic Party to merge them
1955 in other calendars
From urbe condita 2708
Armenian calendar 1403-1404
Ethiopian calendar 1947-1948
Badi calendar 111-112
Bengali calendar 1361-1362
Berber calendar 2905
Buddhist calendar 2499
Burmese calendar 1317
Byzantine calendar 7463-7464
Chinese calendar
 - era 4651-4652 or
4591-4592
 - 60 year cycle

Wooden horse (甲午, 31) -
Wooden sheep (乙未, 32)

French
revolutionary calendar
CLXIII - CLXIV
163-164
Hebrew calendar 5715-5716
Hindu calendar
 - Vikram Sambat 2011–2012
 - Shaka Samvat 1877-1878
Iranian calendar 1333-1334
Islamic calendar 1374-1375
Japanese calendar
 - Nengō (era): Shōwa 30
 - Kōki 2615
Coptic calendar 1671-1672
Korean calendar
 - Dangun era 4288
 - Juche era 44
Minguo calendar 44
Modern Olympics XV
Seleucid calendar 2266-2267
Thai solar calendar 2498

In 1955 ending occupation in Austria , the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic simultaneously the two German States with the establishment of the Warsaw Pact and the inclusion in the NATO firmly embedded in the blocks.

On his trip to Moscow, Federal Chancellor Konrad Adenauer achieved the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and the return of the last German prisoners of war . At the same time, however, his government excludes the establishment of relations with the GDR with the Hallstein Doctrine .

In Montgomery , Alabama , African American Rosa Parks is arrested for refusing to vacate her seat on the bus for a white male passenger. The subsequent Montgomery Bus Boycott marked the birth of the black civil rights movement in the United States .

With the merger of the Liberals and the Democratic Party , the Liberal Democratic Party emerged in Japan , which has been in power since then with two interruptions (1993–1994 and 2009–2012).

Events

politics

January

February

March

April

May

June

The last sentence of the “Mainau Declaration” on the Otto Hahn monument in Berlin-Dahlem, Altensteinstr. 48

July

August

September

The mother of a prisoner of war thanks Konrad Adenauer after his return from Moscow, September 14, 1955.

October

Plaza de Mayo: victims of bombing

November

Founding
party convention of the LDP

December

Flag of the Council of Europe / Europaflagge

economy

science and technology

Culture

society

religion

Sports

Disasters

Minor accidents are listed in the sub-articles of Catastrophe .

Born

January

February

March

April

May

June

Tim Berners-Lee

July

August

Heintje , 1970

September

October

November

December

Day unknown

Died

January

February

March

April

Albert Einstein, 1930

May

June

July

August

Thomas Mann , 1937

September

October

November

December

Day unknown

Nobel Prizes

A Nobel Peace Prize was not awarded.

music

swell

  1. The atomic happiness; Weekly newspaper Die Zeit, issue 38/2006, p. 84.
  2. BBC News: Capital claims - A city's struggle April 22, 2003.
  3. ^ The 147 Club ( January 19, 2009 memento in the Internet Archive ). Retrieved April 22, 2012.

Web links

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