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April 14–15, 1912: RMS Titanic sinks, killing 1,496 people
Animation (in minutes) of the Titanic sinking

The following events occurred in April 1912:

April 1, 1912 (Monday)

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April 2, 1912 (Tuesday)

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April 3, 1912 (Wednesday)

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  • Calbraith Perry Rodgers, the 33-year-old American aviator who had flown, with multiple stops, from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific Coast in the autumn of 1911, was killed while flying his Wright airplane in an airshow. One author[who?] would later write that "the first person to fly across the continental US was also the first to die as a result of a bird strike. Rodgers' Wright Pusher airplane collided with a seagull, the engine failed, and he crashed into the ocean near Long Beach, California."[11][12]

April 4, 1912 (Thursday)

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April 5, 1912 (Friday)

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April 6, 1912 (Saturday)

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April 7, 1912 (Sunday)

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April 8, 1912 (Monday)

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April 9, 1912 (Tuesday)

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April 10, 1912 (Wednesday)

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April 11, 1912 (Thursday)

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April 12, 1912 (Friday)

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April 13, 1912 (Saturday)

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April 14, 1912 (Sunday)

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April 15, 1912 (Monday)

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April 16, 1912 (Tuesday)

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April 17, 1912 (Wednesday)

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April 18, 1912 (Thursday)

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April 19, 1912 (Friday)

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April 20, 1912 (Saturday)

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April 21, 1912 (Sunday)

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April 22, 1912 (Monday)

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April 23, 1912 (Tuesday)

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April 24, 1912 (Wednesday)

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April 25, 1912 (Thursday)

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April 26, 1912 (Friday)

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April 27, 1912 (Saturday)

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April 28, 1912 (Sunday)

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April 29, 1912 (Monday)

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April 30, 1912 (Tuesday)

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