The first B & W two-stroke diesel engine set off to sea in 1930 and the world's largest diesel engine at the time was delivered in 1933 to H. C. Ørsted Power Station.

By December 1933 he had typed the final version, and in 1934 he delivered it by motorbike to his agent Leonard Moore for publication by Victor Gollancz, who had published his previous book.

" Nazi racial pseudo-science was couched in Völkisch terms, as when Eugen Fischer stepped into the vacuum, as other scholars withdrew from the University of Berlin in 1933, and delivered his inaugural address as Nazi rector, " The Conception of the Völkisch state in the view of biology " ( 29 July 1933 ).

In 1933, Haines was arrested in a YMCA with a sailor he had picked up in Los Angeles ' Pershing Square .. Louis B. Mayer, the studio head at MGM, delivered an ultimatum to Haines: choose between a sham marriage ( also known as a " lavender marriage ") or his relationship with Shields.

Kojève spent most of his life in France, and from 1933 to 1939, he delivered in Paris a series of lectures on Georg Hegel's work Phenomenology of Spirit.

He delivered the Bradshaw Lecture at the Royal College of Physicians in 1933 on " A Psychological Regard for Medical Education ".

By the following year 25 18-pdr guns were on hand and 3 more were delivered in 1933.

In 1933 and 1934, The Stinson Model " O ", a high-wing parasol aircraft was delivered for a military trainer.

From 1933 to 1941, Stinson delivered 1, 327 Reliants — ranging from the SR-1 through the SR-10 — each variation building upon its predecessor with upgraded engines and design refinements.

Technocracy's heyday lasted only from June 16, 1932, when the New York Times became the first influential press organ to report its activities, until January 13, 1933, when Scott, attempting to silence his critics, delivered what some critics called a confusing, and uninspiring address on a well-publicized nationwide radio hookup.

In a 1946 denazification judgement, based on his early party membership, his financial support of the SS and the uniforms delivered to the Nazi party even before 1933, Boss was considered both an " activist " and a " supporter and beneficiary of National Socialism ".

On, 1933, 25, 000 new double eagles were delivered to Mint Cashier Harry Powell, and by longstanding Mint custom, were available for paying out.

The same year two previously commissioned ocean liners were delivered to the company: SS Rex, that captured the Blue Riband in 1933, and SS Conte di Savoia.

Albert Einstein arrived on the Caltech campus for the first time in 1931 to polish up his Theory of General Relativity, and he returned to Caltech subsequently as a visiting professor in 1932 and 1933.

* 1851 – Charles Albert Tindley, American composer ( d. 1933 )

* 1863 – Albert Calmette, French physician ( d. 1933 )

* 1933 – Albert Einstein flees Nazi Germany and moves to the United States.

* 1919 – 30 April 1933: Albert Preu ( lord mayor )

* Albert Goes Through ( 1933 ) ( Novelette )

In 1933, Dr Albert Hyman, heart specialist at the Beth Davis Hospital of New York city and C. Henry Hyman, an electrical engineer, looking for an alternative to injecting powerful drugs directly into the heart, came up with an invention that used an electrical shock in place of drug injection.

In 1930 a Lourdes cave was added to the chapel ( inaugurated on 7 May 1933 ), and in 1934 a Stations of the Cross was added in remembrance of King Albert I of Belgium.

* Albert Einstein ( emigrated permanently to the United States in 1933 )

In 1933, the American branch of the European-based International Relief Association ( IRA ) was founded at the suggestion of Albert Einstein, in order to assist Germans suffering under Adolf Hitler's government.

The IRC was founded in 1933 at the request of Albert Einstein, and made its first Freedom Award in 1957, to German politician Willy Brandt, who went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

One of the first to do so was Albert Einstein in 1933.

Between 1933 and 1935 Parry, at the time Associate Professor at Harvard University, made two trips to Yugoslavia, where he studied and recorded oral traditional poetry in Serbo-Croat with the help of his assistant Albert Lord and Nikola Vujnović, a local Herzegovinian Croat.

As early as December 1933, a Trotskyist splinter group called the Communist League of Struggle ( CLS ), headed by former Socialist Party youth section leader Albert Weisbord and his wife Vera Buch, approached Norman Thomas of the Socialist Party of America seeking a united front hunger march of the two organizations followed by a general strike.

New members of the revised included Albert Einstein ( 1923 ), Gerhart Hauptmann ( 1923 ), Richard Strauss ( 1924 ), Wilhelm Furtwängler ( 1929 ), Käthe Kollwitz ( 1929 ) the first female recipient of the honour, and Ernst Barlach ( 1933 ).

The Institute ’ s board of directors included Heinrich Konen and Walther Nernst around 1930, Albert Einstein ( 1917 – 1933 ), Ludwig Prandtl, and Max Planck, as well as representatives from Siemens AG, Krupp, and Zeiss.

While visiting his second cousin Albert Edward, Prince of Wales ( later King Edward VII ) at Sandringham in 1875, he met Princess Thyra of Denmark ( 29 September 1853 – 26 February 1933 ), the youngest daughter of King Christian IX and a sister of the Princess of Wales ( later Queen Alexandra ).

Thomas is one of only three first basemen in history to win consecutive Most Valuable Player awards in the major leagues ( Hall-of-Famer Jimmie Foxx, 1932 – 1933, and former St. Louis Cardinal Albert Pujols, 2008 – 2009, are the others ).

* Albert Hatcher, 1933 – 1952

" For instance, according to the New York Times 21 Mar 1933 page 10, the German police searched the home of Albert Einstein for weapons and found only kitchen knives.

Following pressure from Walther Funk, Albert Voegler, Gustav Krupp, Friedrich Flick, Fritz Thyssen, Hjalmar Schacht and Emil Kirdorf, Hitler decided to move the party away from Feder's economic views ; when Hitler became Reichskanzler in 1933, he appointed Feder as under-secretary at the ministry of economics in July.

* Paul Ver Eecke ( 1933 ) Pappus d ' Alexandrie: La Collection Mathématique avec une Introduction et des Notes, 2 volumes, Fondation Universitaire de Belgique, Paris: Albert Blanchard.

In the same year, however, the University of Tartu in Estonia, which had a very distinguished tradition of Oriental Studies and Hebrew, had opened, pushed by the local scholars and supported, i. a., by Albert Einstein-a new Institute of Jewish Studies – a remarkable and defiant feat for 1933, even for an independent country like Estonia proud of its minority rights laws.

* with Albert A. Bennett, William E. Milne: Numerical integration of differential equations, Bulletin of the National Research Council, 1933, Dover 1956

John Albert Gamble ( November 24, 1933 – May 11, 2009 ) was a far-right Canadian politician.

He served as the 33rd Mayor of Los Angeles between 1929 and 1933, and ran for re-election twice more but was defeated in 1933 by Frank L. Shaw and in 1941 by Fletcher Bowron.

In addition to his famous works such as the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial on Boston Common and the outstanding grand equestrian monuments to Civil War generals John A. Logan, atop a tumulus in Chicago, 1894 – 97, and William Tecumseh Sherman, at the corner of New York's Central Park, 1892 – 1903, Saint-Gaudens also maintained an interest in numismatics and designed the $ 20 " double eagle " gold piece, for the US Mint in 1905 – 1907, still considered the most beautiful American coin ever issued as well as the $ 10 " Indian Head " gold eagle, both of which were minted from 1907 until 1933.

Ross Shaw Sterling ( February 11, 1875March 25, 1949 ) was a U. S. political figure who was the 31st Governor of Texas, having served a single two-year term between January 20, 1931, and January 17, 1933. 1926 magazine cover depicting Sterling Hotel

They were invented in the United Kingdom in 1933 by Percy Shaw and patented in 1934 ( UK patents 436, 290 and 457, 536 ), and the United States in 1939 ( U. S. patent 2, 146, 359 ).

In 1933, Byam Shaw took over from Gielgud as Richard II in the long-running play Richard of Bordeaux by Gordon Daviot ; the following year he played Darnley in another historical play by the same author, Queen of Scots, with Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies and Laurence Olivier, directed by Gielgud.

* Hugh Steven: Wycliffe in the Making: The Memoirs of W. Cameron Townsend, 1920 – 1933 ( Wheaton, Harold Shaw 1995 ).

Robert John Shaw ( June 29, 1933 – September 23, 2010 ) was a Major League Baseball pitcher.

* Bob Shaw ( baseball ) ( 1933 – 2010 ), American baseball player

Finally, Le Maître de la Lumière ( The Light Master ", 1933 ) anticipated Bob Shaw ’ s " slow glass " by introducing the concept of a glass that condenses time.