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What happened in December 1927

• December 1, 1927: The Communist Party Congress condemned any deviation from the general party line in the USSR, reinforcing the party's ideological unity.
• December 2, 1927: Ford Motor Company introduced the Ford Model A, replacing the Model T after 19 years of production, marking a significant advancement in automobile design and popularity.
• December 3, 1927: Putting Pants on Philip, the first Laurel and Hardy film, was released, initiating their successful comedic partnership and introducing their iconic characters.
• December 11, 1927: Gamma Sigma Fraternity expanded internationally with the establishment of Alpha Zeta Chapter in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, becoming the first high school fraternity to achieve international status.
• December 14, 1927: Iraq gained independence from the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone in its history and the broader decolonization movement.
• December 15, 1927: Marion Parker's kidnapping and subsequent murder in Los Angeles sparked an extensive manhunt, leading to the capture of her killer, William Edward Hickman, and highlighting the need for improved law enforcement and public safety measures.
• December 17, 1927: The accidental sinking of the United States Navy submarine S-4 by the Coast Guard cutter John Paulding resulted in the tragic loss of all crew members, emphasizing the importance of safety protocols and technological advancements in naval operations.
• December 19, 1927: The execution of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, and Rajguru by the British Raj in India ignited widespread outrage and became a defining moment in the Indian independence movement, inspiring future generations of activists and freedom fighters.
• December 20, 1927: The establishment of Letalski center Maribor in Slovenia marked the beginning of the oldest surviving operating major flying club in the Balkans, contributing to the region's aviation history and promoting recreational and sport flying.
• December 27, 1927: Kern and Hammerstein's musical play, Show Boat, premiered on Broadway, becoming a groundbreaking success and establishing itself as a classic of American musical theater, influencing future generations of composers and performers.
• December 29, 1927: The eruption of the Perboewatan and Danan undersea volcanoes near Krakatoa created the foundation for Anak Krakatau Island, adding to the volcanic landscape of the region and posing potential hazards for nearby communities.
• December 30, 1927: The opening of the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line marked the inception of Asia's first commuter metro line, revolutionizing urban transportation in Japan and setting the stage for the development of extensive and efficient rail networks in the country.