Death by Accident 5 June 1916 (Killed in ship explosion, almost age 66),Military career (Second in command, Secretary of State of War),Combat,Killed,New Job 1914 (British Secretary of State for War),New Job 1899 (Second in command in So. Africa),American Book

Death of Mate 1958 (First wife died of an OD),Death by Disease 1 June 2001 (Heart disease and cancer, age 81),Humor (Free-lance gag writer initially),Cartoonist (Pro., syndicated),Fine art artist,Military service (U.S. Navy),Cancer (Prostate),Heart disease/attack,Change in family responsibilities June 1943 (Son Dennis born),Change residence 1959 (Moved to Geneva, Switzerland),Change in family responsibilities 1974 (Daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 14 March 1977 (Another son born, third child),Kids 1-3 (Two sons and one daughter),Kids -Traumatic event (Estranged from first son, Dennis),Family traumatic event (Age 12 when mom died),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (Three long term marriages),Number of Marriages (Three),Widowed (First wife),New Job 1939 (Joined Disney Studios),New Career 1942 (Sold his first cartoon),Begin Major Project 1950 (Release of his first "Dennis"),Gain social status 1953 ("Dennis" syndicated in 243 papers),Gain social status 1977 ("Dennis" released in 750 papers in 48 countries),Sports (Enjoys golf),Gain - Financial success in field,Joined group 1942 (U.S. Navy),Marriage 13 July 1942 (First marriage),Marriage 1959 (Second marriage),Divorce dates 1970 (From second wife),Marriage 9 June 1970 (Third marriage)

Death by Execution 16 October 1946 (Hanged, age 64),Nazi party (Field Marshall, High Command of German Armed Forces),Military career,Kids more than 3 (Five),Bigot (Anti-semitic),Executed (Hanged),Homicide by order (Thousands),Criminal cases (Mass murder of Polish Jews),Crime Collection,Marriage 18 April 1909 (One marriage)

Military career (Chief of Staff, officer)

Military career (Military),Military service (Waffen ss)

Military career (Military, lt. general),Military service (Lt. general)

Death of Significant person 4 July 1948 (Paramour, actress Carole Landis),Death by Disease 2 June 1990 (Cancer of pancreas, age 82),Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc. (Talked lyrics in limited range),Sex-symbol,Autobiographer,Poet,Actor/ Actress,Live Stage (Legitimate theater),Military service (Royal Air Force reserves),Pilot/ military,Cancer (Pancreas, terminal),Bladder (Gall bladder infection),Kids 1-3 (Two),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (Third marriage, two years),Marriage - Very happy (Third marriage),Mate - Noted (Several actresses),Number of Divorces (Three),Number of Marriages (Six),Stress - Extramarital affairs (Led to divorce w/ Lili Palmer),Stress - Traumatic event (Paramour committed suicide),Widowed (Third marriage),Long life more than 80 yrs (82 years),00 midnight in London, England (Stage debut, "Getting George Married"),00 midnight in London, England (Play, "French Without Tears"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1945 (Play, "I Live in Grovesnor Square"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1946 (Film, "Anna and the King of Siam"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1947 (Film, "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir"),00 midnight in Manhattan, NY (Play, "Anne of the Thousand Days"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1948 (Film, "Unfaithfully Yours"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1963 (Film, "Cleopatra"),Prize 1964 (Best Actor Oscar for My Fair Lady),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1964 (Film, "My Fair Lady"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1964 (Film, "The Yellow Rolls Royce"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1965 (Film, "The Agony and the Ecstasy"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1967 (Film, "Dr. Doolittle"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1974 (Autobiography, "Rex, An Autobiography"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1978 (Book, "If Love Be Love"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1991 (Book, "A Damned Serious Business"),Charismatic (Charming),Difficult/ mean spirited (Irascible, calous),Work in team/ Tandem (Toured-trained with repertory groups),Expatriate (England to U.S.),Knighted (By Queen Elizabeth II),Oscar (For "My Fair Lady",Tony (N.Y. Theater Critics Award, Golden Globe),Top 5% of Profession,American Book,Joined group 1941 (Royal Air Force reserves),Left group 1944 (Royal Air Force reserves),Marriage 1934 (First marriage, Noel Collette Thomas),Marriage 1943 (Second marriage, Lilli Palmer),Divorce dates 1957 (Lilli Palmer),Marriage 1957 (Third marriage, Kay Kendal),Marriage 1978 (Sixth marriage, Elizabeth Tinker)

Military career,Homicide victim

Death, Cause unspecified October 1954 (Died in a Soviet prison, age 73),Nazi party,Military career (Panzer Commander),Lose social status 1944 (Dismissed by Hitler),Prison sentence (Allies 1945, Russians 1949),Crime Collection,Institutionalized - prison, hospital 1949 (Turned over to the Russians),Institutionalized - prison, hospital May 1945 (Captured by the Allies)

Fiction (Novelist),Playwright/ script (Playwright),Poet,Military service (Prussian Army, seven yrs.),Suicide (Shot himself),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1803 (Produced his first tragedy),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1811 (Produced his noted novella, "Michael Kohlhaas"),Homicide single (Shot Henriette Vogel),Joined group 1792 (Entered the Prussian Army, seven yrs.),Institutionalized - prison, hospital 1807 (Imprisoned as a spy by Napoleon's troops),Homicide Perpetration 21 November 1811 (Shot Henriette Vogel)