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1927
 
     
English typographer Eric Gill designs a type face without serifs, commissioned by Monotype and to be known as Gill Sans-Serif        
1927
 
   
Communists seize power in Jiangxi province and establish the first soviet republic in China      
1927
 
    
Austrian director Fritz Lang creates a wildly ambitious silent film, Metropolis, the commercial failure of which bankrupts its studio       
1927
 
    
The Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte has his first one-man show, at the Galerie Centaure in Brussels       
1927
 
    
French author François Mauriac publishes a novel of marital claustrophobia, Thérèse Desqueyroux       
1927
 
   
Mae West is sentenced to eight days in gaol when Sex, written, produced and starred in by herself on Broadway, is judged to be obscene      
1927
 
   
Right-wing Chinese army officer Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek) launches an anti-Communist coup in the Canton region      
c. 1927
 
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British archaeologist Leonard Woolley discovers the treasures of the royal cemetery at Ur       
1927
 
    
Werner Heisenberg publishes his Uncertainty Principle, declaring that it is impossible to define precisely the position and momentum of a sub-atomic particle       
1927
 
   
The Australian parliament moves from Melbourne to a temporary Parliament House in the new federal capital at Canberra