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What happened in November 1939

• November 1, 1939: Physicist Hans Ferdinand Mayer writes the Oslo Report on German weapons systems and passes it to British Secret Intelligence Service, providing valuable insights into Nazi military capabilities.
• November 4, 1939: U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt orders implementation of Neutrality Act, allowing non-belligerent nations to purchase weapons on a cash-and-carry basis, aiding Allied efforts.
• November 6, 1939: Hedda Hopper's Hollywood debuts on radio, launching her influential career as a gossip columnist and shaping Hollywood culture.
• November 8, 1939: Georg Elser attempts to assassinate Adolf Hitler in Munich during the Beer Hall Putsch anniversary celebration, demonstrating growing opposition to Nazi rule.
• November 9, 1939: Venlo Incident: Two British agents are captured by Germans, escalating tensions between Britain and Germany.
• November 14, 1939: U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt lays the cornerstone of the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C., honoring the legacy of Thomas Jefferson.
• November 16, 1939: Al Capone is released from prison due to declining health, marking the end of his notorious gangster career.
• November 17, 1939: Nazis storm the University of Prague, killing students and closing Czech universities in response to anti-occupation protests, leading to International Students' Day commemoration.
• November 23, 1939: British armed merchantman HMS Rawalpindi is sunk in a battle against German battleships, highlighting the dangers of naval warfare.
• November 26, 1939: Shelling of Mainila: Soviet forces attack a Russian village, blaming Finland, and using it as a pretext to start the Winter War.
• November 30, 1939: Soviet forces attack Finland, initiating the Winter War, while Sweden declares non-belligerence, reflecting complex regional dynamics.