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Who were some English sporting heroes in the 1950s?
James Dean was a very famous cricket player in the 1950's Lucas David was a rugby ledgend in the 1950's
What was Australian fashion like in the 1950s?
Very bad...very bad.
Who are the 5 greatest players in Sporting Lisbon history?
The 5 greatest players in the history of Sporting Lisbon, were the players of possibly the greatest Sporting team of all time, the team in the 1950s of the "Cinco Violinos", translated it means the "Five Violins".
Australian sport in the 1950s?
Tennis, cricket, Aussie rules, rugby, golf, squash, fishing, swimming
What was the name of the boy killed in Mississippi in the 1950s for whistling at a white woman?
Emmit Till Emmit Till
What TV character was killed in the 1950s as he flew over the Sea of Japan?
NOT radar o'reillyNOT trapper john mclytreHenry Blake
What is a Yank tank?
A Yank tank is Australian slang for an extravagent American car, or United States slang to a pre-1950s American car in Cuba.
In what year did the Isetta enter production?
The Isetta originated in the early 1950s with the first release to the motoring press in 1952. Sporting an egg shape and bubble-like windows, it was called a bubble car.
How did American influences affect the Australian way of life in the 1950s?
Aside from the fact that American movies meant that Australians had more of an idea about American culture then their own. Not a great deal.
Was Joe McCarthy killed during World War 2 fighting communism?
No. He served in the Senate and led the "Red Scare" investigations in the 1950s. He died in 1957.
What has the author Stella Lees written?
Stella Lees has written: 'The Oxford companion to Australian children's literature' -- subject(s): Australian Authors, Bio-bibliography, Biography, Books and reading, Children, Children's literature, Australian, Dictionaries 'The 1950s, how Australia became a modern society, and everyone got a house and car' -- subject(s): History, Social conditions
When was the last time US soldiers were killed in a nuclear explosion?
That depends on how you define "killed". There were US prisoners of war at Hiroshima and some of them died in the atomic bombing. Many of the US nuclear tests in the 1950s exposed soldiers to levels of radioactivity that killed them from cancers and other diseases as late as the middle 1980s.
