1913 in music (6824 bytes)
2: [[1912 in music]],
3: [[1913|other events of 1913]],
4: [[1914 in music]] and the
5: [[list of 'years in music']].
8: ...''[[La vida breve]]'' is given its world premiere in [[Nice]]

1913 (11839 bytes)
1: ...[[common year starting on Wednesday]]. (click on link for calendar)
3: {| align=right cellpadding=3 id=toc style="margin-left: 15px;"
5: ...ars:'''</small><br>[[1910]] [[1911]] [[1912]] - [[1913]] - [[1914]] [[1915]] [[1916]]
10: {{C20YearInTopic}}
16: ...ntral Station]] opens as the world's largest [[train station]].

1913 in sports (953 bytes)
2: [[1912 in sports]],
3: [[1913|other events of 1913]],
4: [[1914 in sports]] and the
5: [[list of 'years in sports']].
8: * The [[Brooklyn Dodgers]] take up residence in newly completed [[Ebbets Field]]

1913 in literature (2424 bytes)
1: ...f 1913]], [[1914 in literature]], [[list of years in literature]].
5: * Egyptian writer [[Muhammad Hussein Haykal]] publishes the first [[Arabic language|Ar...
10: *''[[Alcools]]'' &mdash; [[Guillaume Apollinaire]]
12: *''[[A City of Contrasts]]'' &mdash; [[Katherine James]]
15: ...[The Cubist Painters]]'' &mdash; [[Guillaume Apollinaire]]

1913 in Ireland (2749 bytes)
2: [[1912 in Ireland]],
3: [[1913|other events of 1913]],
4: [[1914 in Ireland]] and the
5: [[Timeline of Irish history|list of 'years in Ireland']].
9: *[[January 30]] - At Westminster the [[House of Lords]] rejects the Home Rule ...

Unterseeboot 28 (1913) (2186 bytes)
1: ...n [[June 15]], [[1916]], by Otto Rohrbeck who was in turn relieved on [[August 5]] by Frhr.v. Loe-Dege...
3: ...the U-boats of [[World War I]], describes U-28's final patrol thusly:
4: ...sank. Some men of the crew of U-28 were seen swimming, but were not picked up by the ''Olive Branch''&...
7: ... blast from the explosion probably laid the submarine over far enough to swamp her open hatches.

1913 in architecture (365 bytes)
2: [[1912 in architecture]],
3: [[1913|other events of 1913]],
4: [[1914 in architecture]] and the
5: [[architecture timeline]].
7: ==Buildings==

1913 in science (2028 bytes)
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3: [[1913|Other events of 1913]]<br>
4: [[List of years in science]]<br>
6: [[1912 in science]]<br>
7: '''1913 in science'''<br>

Atlantis 1913 (1307 bytes)
1: '''Atlantis 1913''' is a dramatic movie.
3: .... The surgeon decides to travel after his wife is institutionalised.
4: He travels to Berlin, Paris,and New York. The wide shots of the cities...
6: ...ans-Atlantic trip he sails on a luxury liner and finds himself torn between
7: ...One is a wealthy motion picture actress traveling in First Class, and the

1913 in Canada (1386 bytes)
2: [[1912 in Canada]],
3: [[1913|other events of 1913]],
4: [[1914 in Canada]] and the
5: [[list of 'years in Canada']].
10: ...Alberta election]]: [[Arthur Sifton]]'s Liberals win a third consecutive majority

1913 in aviation (3361 bytes)
1: ...yle="border:solid 2px #87CEEB;margin-left:1em;margin-bottom:1em;"
2: ...EB;"|[[List of years in aviation|<small>Years<br/>in aviation</small>]]
4: |align=center|[[1908 in aviation|1908]]
6: |align=center|[[1909 in aviation|1909]]
8: |align=center|[[1910 in aviation|1910]]

SS Ceramic (1913) (2027 bytes)
1: .... In [[1942]] [[U-515]] sunk the ''Ceramic'', leaving only one survivor of the 656 on board.
3: ...d to Shaw, Savill and Albion, but kept the same itinerary.
5: ...vice. On the night of [[6 December]] 1942 she was in the [[Atlantic Ocean]] west of the [[Azores]], bo...
7: ...ut it is likely that the survivors simply drowned in the rough seas.
9: == External links ==

1913 in archaeology (425 bytes)
1: '''The year 1913 CE in [[archaeology]]''' included many events, some of which are listed below...
3: ..., [[1914 in archaeology]] and the [[list of years in archaeology]].
13: ==Finds==
33: [[Category:1913]]

1913 in film (3355 bytes)
1: ..."float:right; border:1px; border-style:solid; padding:2px">
3: *[[1912 in film]]
4: *[[1913]]
5: *[[1914 in film]]
6: *[[list of 'years in film'|years in film]]

1913 massacre (1169 bytes)
1: ...ere crushed to death on [[December 25]], [[1913]] in [[Calumet, Michigan]].
3: ... hundred people in all. The party was being held in the second floor of the town's Italian Hall. A s...
5: ...uring melee seventy-five people (including fifty-nine children) were killed. When the dust settled it ...
7: ...rie]] in [http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/3448/1913.html a song of the same name].
9: [[Category:1913]]

SS Alcantara (1913) (779 bytes)
1: ...], was converted to an [[armed merchant cruiser]] in [[1915]], and was sunk by the German cruiser ''[[...
3: ... her [[maiden voyage]] in June of [[1914]], following a [[Southampton]]-[[South America]] route.
5: In 1915 the ship was outfitted with eight 6-inch guns, [[anti-aircraft gun]]s and [[depth charge...
7: == External link ==
13: [[Category:Ocean liners|Alcantara (1913)]]

Treaty of London, 1913 (2437 bytes)
1: ...[[1913]] to deal with territorial adjustments arising out of the conclusion of the [[Balkan Wars|First...
3: ...l)|Great Powers]] were [[History of Britain|Britain]], [[History of Germany|Germany]], [[History of R...
5: ...ecember 2, [[1912]]. Three principal points were in dispute:
7: ...of Austria-Hungary since the [[Treaty of Berlin]] in [[1878]];
10: ...re in December 1912, in light of a declaration of independence by [[Albania]] on November 28, 1912. ...

Treaty of Bucharest, 1913 (6086 bytes)
1: ...d in a series of committee meetings, incorporated in separate protocols, and formally ratified by subs...
5: ...of the territory between these two cities, or within a radius of 20 kilometers around Balchick.
7: == Serbia's gain in territory ==
9: ...anjak of Novi Pazar]]. By this arrangement Serbia increased her territory from 18,650 to 33,891 square...
11: == Greece's gain in territory ==

HMS Warspite (1913) (22904 bytes)
1: ...lspacing="0" width=300 style="margin-left:1em;margin-bottom:1em"
12: |Launched:||[[November 26]], [[1913]]
22: ...x; background:navy;"|General Characteristics (original configuration)
26: |Length:||645 feet 9 inches (197 m)
28: |Beam:||90 feet 6 inches (27.6 m)

HMS Ambuscade (1913) (767 bytes)
1: ...y as ''Keith''), and launched on [[25 January]] [[1913]].
3: ...d with the 4th Flotilla of the [[Grand Fleet]] during [[World War I]].
5: She was sold for scrap in September 1921.
9: * Armament: three 4&nbsp;inch (100&nbsp;mm) guns, two torpedo tubes.

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