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Behind the scenes
- 1918 - Norman Mitchell, who played a policeman in TV: The Daleks' Master Plan, was born.
- 1946 - Peter Craze (Dako in TV: The Space Museum, Du Pont in TV: The War Games and Costa in TV: Nightmare of Eden) was born.
- 2009 - PROSE: The Art of War was released.
- 2011 - TV: Let's Kill Hitler was first broadcast in the United Kingdom[1] and the United States[2].
Footnotes
- ↑ Chuck Foster (Tuesday, August 16, 2011). Let's Kill Hitler confirmed in UK for 27th August. The Doctor Who News Page. Retrieved on 29th August 2011.
- ↑ Marcus (Sunday, July 24, 2011). Doctor Who Return Date. The Doctor Who News Page. Retrieved on 29th Ausgust 2011.
