On this day in history: American hostages freed from Iran; Nazi officials held the notorious Wannsee Conference; King George V died and was succeeded by his eldest son, Edward VIII. (Jan. 20)
Today in History: Jan 20th
Updated: 02:53:34 PM, Sun 20 January 2013
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