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1905
 
    
English engineer Herbert Austin sets up a factory to manufacture cars at Longbridge, south of Birmingham       
1905
 
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Kaiser Wilhelm II visits Tangier in support of Moroccan independence, causing a diplomatic crisis with the colonial powers France and Britain      
1905
 
     
German biologists Fritz Schaudinn and Erich Hoffmann discover the micro-organism Treponema pallidum which causes syphilis        
1905
 
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Two thirds of the Russian fleet is sunk after being ambushed by Japanese warships in the Tsushima Strait      
1905
 
   
The largest diamond yet known is found in a South African mine belonging to Thomas Cullinan      
1905
 
     
Oscar Wilde's De Profundis, a letter of recrimination written in Reading Gaol to Lord Alfred Douglas, is published posthumously        
1905
 
    
In his special theory of relativity Albert Einstein reconciles the apparent clash between relativity and electromagnetic theory       
1905
 
    
Henri Matisse completes his painting Luxe, Calme et Volupté       
1905
 
     
US photographers Alfred Stieglitz and Edward Steichen set up the Little Galleries of the Photo-Secession in New York        
1905
 
     
French psychologists Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon develop a scale by which to measure the 'mental age' of children        
1905
 
    
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and other Dresden students form the Expressionist group Die Brücke       
1905
 
    
Pablo Picasso's palette becomes warmer as Blue evolves into Rose       
1905
 
     
David Belasco's play Girl of the Golden West has its premiere in New York, where it is seen two years later by Giacomo Puccini        
1905
 
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Alberta and Saskatchewan join the Canadian confederation, completing the 'prairie provinces'      
1905
 
    
Karol Szymanowski and other Polish composers form a group that soon becomes known as Young Poland       
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The Ulster Unionist Party is founded in Belfast to oppose Home Rule       
1905
 
     
The Russian composer Alexander Scriabin becomes influenced by the theosophy of Madame Blavatsky        
1905
 
    
Edith Wharton publishes the novel that brings her fame and fortune, The House of Mirth       
1905
 
     
Henri Matisse, in the south of France, paints The Open Window, Collioure, the first of his many works on this theme        
1905
 
  
The first boat to be powered by a combustion engine, the 125-ton vessel Venoga, is launched on Lake Geneva     
1905
 
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A complaint about maggotty meat on the Russian battleship Potemkin leads to thousands of deaths after troops fire on a demonstration      
1905
 
     
English physiologists William Bayliss and Ernest Starling coin the word 'hormone' for glandular secretions into the bloodstream        
1905
 
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The Maji-Maji rising results in alarming outbreaks of violence in German East Africa       
1905
 
    
Beatrix Potter buys Hill Top Farm, in Sawrey, where for nearly thirty years she breeds a local variety of sheep       
1905
 
   
The first German submarine, or U-boat, is constructed in a programme to catch up with Britain and France in this area      
1905
 
    
H.G. Wells publishes Kipps: the story of a simple soul, a comic novel about a bumbling draper's assistant       
1905
 
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The German commander in east Africa uses famine as a means of ending the Maji-Maji rising       
1905
 
    
US philosopher George Santayana publishes the first of the five volumes of his Life of Reason       
1905
 
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President Thedore Roosevelt mediates a peace treaty in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, between Russia and Japan       
1905
 
     
Thomas Dixon's popular novel The Clansman presents the Ku Klux Klan in heroic terms        
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Aristide Maillol has his first major success with a large sculpture at the Salon d'Automne in Paris      
1905
 
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The Treaty of Portsmouth gives Japan control of Port Arthur and much of the Liaotung Peninsula        
1905
 
   
Britain's Automobile Association is founded, with patrol-men on bicycles to assist drivers      
1905
 
    
Claude Debussy completes the three symphonic sketches forming La Mer       
1905
 
    
Albert Einstein relates mass and energy in the equation e = mc2       
Einstein, photograph 1921
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