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1915 — Director Bob Bemiller is born.
1947 — Jacques Frantz (European French voice of Optimus Prime in the Live-action film series) is born.
1949 — Klaus-Dieter Klebsch (German voice of Prime Optimus Prime from season 2 onwards) is born.
1949 — NATO is formed as a counter to the Soviet Union.
1960 — Hugo Weaving (voice of Megatron in the Live-action film series) is born. Mr. Anderson.
1964 — Robbie Rist (voice of Swelter on Robots in Disguise) is born.
1989 — The Victory episode "Attack! Leozack" premieres in Japan.
2001 — Transformers: Car Robots—Vol. 10 is released on DVD in Japan by Pony Canyon.
2003 — The Micron Legend episode "聖剣 (つるぎ) - swoop" premieres in Japan.
2005 — Universal releases Transformers: Armada—Vol: 03 on DVD in the UK... a year and a half after the previous volume's release.
2009 — The Animated episode "Five Servos of Doom" premieres in the US.
2012 — How to Draw Transformers Prime is released by IDW Publishing.
2015 — The Robots in Disguise episode "Trust Exercises" premieres on Cartoon Network in the USA.
2018 — Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 3: Dinobot Hunt is released by Hachette Partworks.

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 * '''[[1915]] —''' Director [[Bob Bemiller]] is born.
+* '''[[1947]] —''' [[Jacques Frantz]] (European French voice of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)|Optimus Prime]] in the [[Live-action film series]]) is born.
 * '''[[1949]] —''' [[Klaus-Dieter Klebsch]] (German voice of ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)| Prime]]'' [[Optimus Prime (WFC)|Optimus Prime]] from season 2 onwards) is born.
 * '''1949 —''' [[NATO]] is formed as a counter to the [[Soviet Union]].