As a volunteer in the First World War, Hitler served as a courier between officers in command posts. He took part in the Battle of the Somme from the end of September 1916. He was wounded in the thigh on 7 October 1916. He was treated at the hospital in Beelitz, near Berlin. He convalesced in Munich and was posted to the Flanders front. His division was attacked by the British during the night on 13-14 October 1918. Hitler was injured in the eyes by sulfur mustard. On the recommendation of a senior German Jewish officer, Hitler was awarded the Iron Cross First Class for acts for bravery. ...

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Winston Churchill lost his seat as a Member of Parliament in the elections on 15 November 1922. His wife Clementine had to represent him during the election campaign because he became seriously ill and had an appendectomy. The Liberal Party he supported split between two leaders. He traveled for his convalescence on the French Riviera where he indulged in his hobby of painting. He lost again in the Leicester election on 6 December 1923. Winston Churchill left the Liberal Party because he formed a new government with Labour. He stood as an independent and after another defeat won the election o...

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While working at 10 Downing Street, Winston Churchill suffered a stroke on 23 June 1953. His secretariat announced he was very tired and weakened to justify several weeks of absence and convalescence from this event kept secret. He had a temporary speech impairment and difficulty in moving. He was able to attend a Conservative Party meeting in October of the same year. Following this attack, he decided to retire in 1955 at eighty years old. In Winston Churchill's Horoscope:On June 23, 1953 is positioned at 13° 18' of Pisces. This degree of the day is in the House VI, that of disea...

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After the US declaration of war against Germany on 6 April 1917, Franklin Roosevelt traveled in the summer of 1918 to England and France as Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He met Wilson Churchill in London and George Clemenceau in Paris. On his return to New York on 19 September 1918, he caught the Spanish flu. This virulent disease caused the first fatal case in Boston in mid-September 1918. There was a very high mortality rate of 3% of those infected. In the infected areas, 25% of the nurses died. The epidemic, which began in the United States in 1918, caused the deaths of at least 21 milli...

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In 1920, Franklin Roosevelt was nominated as a candidate for Vice President of the United States by the Democratic Party Convention. It was a failure. Then he worked in New York as director of a business law firm and as vice president of a trading company. On the morning of August 11, 1921, he woke up paralyzed of legs while on holiday in Canada on Campobello Island. He was diagnosed with poliomyelitis. Now some experts believe that Franklin Roosevelt suffered in reality from Guillain-Barré syndrome. From 1926, he used his wealth and fame to help paralyzed people to heal. This paralysis cause...

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Two years after her birth, Édith Piaf lost Marcelle died of meningitis on 7 July 1935.During this time, Édith Piaf lived for a few months of odd jobs but resumed her vocation as a street singer with her partner Momone, a street singer like herself with whom she had started at the age of fourteen.In the autumn of 1935, she was noticed on the street and engaged for a week by the manager of the cabaret Le Gerny's, located on the Champs-Elysee. She was an immediate success and sang there for seven months. In Édith Piaf's Horoscope:On July 7, 1935, her daughter Marcelle died of meningi...

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On March 30, 1981 at 2:30 pm a madman fired six bullets at President Ronald Reagan on the street in Washington, 69 days after his inauguration. He was shot near the heart. It was an explosive bullet! Fortunately, he was fired from an ordinary gun, not powerful enough to detonate it. Three other people in his escort were injured with him. He succeeded to overcome this ordeal in few days and left the hospital on 11 April. He was 70 years old, the shooting took place in the Saturn-Mercury period (from November 5, 1980 to July 7, 1982).This crime served his popularity because it was interpreted as...

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On 3 September 1984, Ronald Reagan underwent surgery for a cancerous polyp. He was 73 years old. This operation took place in the Saturn-Mars period (from 6 February 1984 to 7 May 1985). This was during the election campaign for his second term. About his age, he said: "I would not make age an issue in this campaign. I would not exploit, for political purposes, the youth and inexperience of my opponent". In reality Ronald Reagan already was very popular. In March 1983, he decided to set up a missile defense shield to protect the United States called the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). He c...

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