November 03 in history: First animal in space, Japan constitution and more
Source:WION
| Updated: Nov 03, 2020, 08:39 AM IST
From Turkey switching from Arabic to the Roman alphabet, to Chevrolet entering the automobile market, here's what happened on this day in history
1793
French social reformer Olympe de Gouges executed by guillotine
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1911
Chevrolet enters automobile market in competition with Ford Model T
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1928
Turkey switches from Arabic to Roman alphabet
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1946
The Constitution of Japan is adopted through Emperor's assent
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1957
USSR launches Sputnik 2 with first animal in space, dog Laika aboard
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