How to pronounce 1919 in English

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Between 1919 and 1969

1919 was dubbed Red Summer,

"The end of summer of 1919

1918 and spring and winter of 1919.

If we knew what we knew in 1919,

In 1919 Eddie Hubbard and I took a

Of the stars around the Sun in 1919

Another Weimar classic is the Bauhaus School founded in 1919.

In the years from 1919 to 1933, the Bauhaus Art School

This is why in 1919, they created the so called COMINTERN.

In 1919, an estimated 590 ,000 students were enrolled in American colleges,

Been through the “Red Summer of 1919” — when white mobs murdered black people

Light was a central topic for the Bauhaus design movement, a school established in 1919

In 1919 a german architect called Walter Gropius founded a school that changed the history

The third wave occurred a few months later, which lasted till the spring of 1919.

Walter Gropius' name is inseparable from the Bauhaus art school he founded in 1919 in Weimar.

And photo-scientists in America made their own models too, like in this 1919 MIT thesis.

That he was born in 1919 in the middle of the Spanish flu epidemic that claimed

Here, in 1919, Walter Gropius was appointed director of the Grand-Ducal Saxon School of Arts and Crafts.

In 1919, it created a smaller five-quart version called the H-5 intended for at-home use.

A good example of that is the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic, which took place just as the First

And bears the names of several thousand Indian men that lost their lives in conflict between 1914 and 1919.

Tesco got its start in 1919 when Jack Cohen began selling surplus groceries from a stall in London's East End.

Under the acquisition, rules became a separate standalone subsidiary of Mars, Wrigley shifted from being an American staple stock from 1919

Wrigley solidified itself as the nation's top selling gum brand, and by 1919, the William Wrigley Junior Company was trading on the New York Stock