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The following events occurred in March 1919:

A. Mitchell Palmer, United States Attorney General
Koreans organize the March 1st Movement in Seoul to protest Japanese rule in Korea.
Demonstrators during the Egyptian Revolution.

March 1, 1919 (Saturday)

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March 2, 1919 (Sunday)

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March 3, 1919 (Monday)

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March 4, 1919 (Tuesday)

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March 5, 1919 (Wednesday)

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March 6, 1919 (Thursday)

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March 7, 1919 (Friday)

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March 8, 1919 (Saturday)

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Saad Zaghloul

March 9, 1919 (Sunday)

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March 10, 1919 (Monday)

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Eugene V. Debs

March 11, 1919 (Tuesday)

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March 12, 1919 (Wednesday)

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March 13, 1919 (Thursday)

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  • Axeman of New Orleans – Three days after the attack on Charles Cortimiglia and his family, a letter was distributed to newspapers through New Orleans purportedly by the person responsible for the home invasions starting in 1918. The letter opened with: "They have never caught me and they never will ... I am what you Orleanians and your foolish police call the Axeman." After several more boasts, the letter concluded that if jazz music was played in homes after midnight on the following Tuesday, he would spare the inhabitants.[67]
  • Italian bank Cassa Rurale di Depositi e Prestiti di Pompiano was founded in Pompiano, Italy. It merged with other banks over the next century to become the Banca del Territorio Lombardo cooperative.[68]
  • Born: Irina Baronova, Russian ballet dancer, one of the noted Baby Ballerinas for the Original Ballet Russe, in Petrograd (d. 2008)

March 14, 1919 (Friday)

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March 15, 1919 (Saturday)

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March 16, 1919 (Sunday)

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March 17, 1919 (Monday)

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March 18, 1919 (Tuesday)

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March 19, 1919 (Wednesday)

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Cover of sheet music popularizing the March 19 evening when New Orleans homes played jazz at midnight to prevent a potential attack from the Axeman of New Orleans.

March 20, 1919 (Thursday)

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March 21, 1919 (Friday)

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Mihály Károlyi
Béla Kun

March 22, 1919 (Saturday)

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March 23, 1919 (Sunday)

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March 24, 1919 (Monday)

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March 25, 1919 (Tuesday)

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March 26, 1919 (Wednesday)

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March 27, 1919 (Thursday)

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March 28, 1919 (Friday)

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March 29, 1919 (Saturday)

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March 30, 1919 (Sunday)

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March 31, 1919 (Monday)

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