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The following events happened on today's date of '''March 11'''
The following events happened on today's date of '''March 11'''
* '''1925''': [[Joachim Cadenbach]], German voice actor for [[Radbout de Derde|König Richard III]], was born.
* '''1963''': [[Holl Nándor]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Willem Bij|father bee]], was born.
* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 13|Episode 13]]: '''"De witte koningin"''' (lit. '''"The White Queen"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 13|Episode 13]]: '''"De witte koningin"''' (lit. '''"The White Queen"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].


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The following events happened on today's date of '''March 14'''
The following events happened on today's date of '''March 14'''
* '''1945''': [[Herman van Veen]], creator, writer, singer and musician was born in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
* '''1933''': [[Hans Veerman]], Dutch voice actor for [[Valentino]], was born.
* '''1945''': [[Herman van Veen]], creator, writer, singer, musician and artist, and Dutch voice actor for [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]] (as well as the German voice), [[Krabnagel de Kater]] en [[Professor Paljas von Pinguïn]], was born in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 18|Episode 18]]: '''"Valaita näkyvissä"''' (lit. '''"Whales in Sight"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]]
* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 18|Episode 18]]: '''"Valaita näkyvissä"''' (lit. '''"Whales in Sight"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]]


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The following events happened on today's date of '''March 16'''
The following events happened on today's date of '''March 16'''
* '''1959''': [[József Incze]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Lispel de Kwal|Sunnyantó]], was born.
* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 52|Episode 52]]: '''"Nog lang en gelukkig"''' (lit. '''"Happily Ever After"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 52|Episode 52]]: '''"Nog lang en gelukkig"''' (lit. '''"Happily Ever After"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
* '''1992''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 52|Episode 52]]: '''"Korpin viimeinen teko"''' (lit. '''"The Crow's Last Act"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
* '''1992''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 52|Episode 52]]: '''"Korpin viimeinen teko"''' (lit. '''"The Crow's Last Act"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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The following events happened on today's date of '''March 19'''
The following events happened on today's date of '''March 19'''
* '''1946''': [[Pekka Autiovuori]], Finnish voice actor for [[Dolf de Kraai|Korppi]], [[Dodo Dokter|Dodo-lääkäri]], [[Wannes Snater|Harri]] and [[Inspecteur Holmes de Hond|Tarkastaja Sherlock]], was born.
* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 50|Episode 50]]: '''"黄金の壺を捜し出せ"''' (''Ōgon no tsubo o sagashidase''; lit. ''''Find the Golden Pot''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 50|Episode 50]]: '''"黄金の壺を捜し出せ"''' (''Ōgon no tsubo o sagashidase''; lit. ''''Find the Golden Pot''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].


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The following events happened on today's date of '''March 20'''
The following events happened on today's date of '''March 20'''
* '''1949''': [[Till Hagen]], German voice actor for [[Bert 'Beton' Bever|Bert Beton]], was born.
* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 38|Episode 38]]: '''"Szálem"''' (lit. '''"Salem"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 38|Episode 38]]: '''"Szálem"''' (lit. '''"Salem"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].



Revision as of 16:31, 6 April 2026

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