october 1st in history: what happened that day

Alexander Pushkin in 1830 in the village of Boldino completed work on the original eighth chapter of “Eugene Onegin” (“The Journey of Onegin”).

In 1847, Werner von Siemens, his brothers and Johann Galske founded Telegraphenbauanstalt Siemens & Halske, now known as Siemens AG. The company’s activities are associated with such innovations as the hand-held telegraph, dynamo, transatlantic telegraph message, tram, trolleybus, electric locomotive, hearing aid, implantable pacemaker, digital PBX and many others.

On this day, but in 1924, the Theater of Satire opened in Moscow.

And in 1960, the first “Zaporozhets” came off the assembly line, which received the nickname “humpback” among the people.

On October 1, Russian writer, critic, public figure Sergei Aksakov (1791); American aircraft designer, founder of Boeing William Boeing (1881); Soviet inventor in the field of sound cinema, creator of the optical sound recording system Pavel Tager (1903); French theater and film actor, winner of two Cesar awards Philippe Noiret (1930).