Tuesday, 17 January 2012
How did the Guinness Book of Records?
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In 1951, Sir Hugh Beaver, then General Manager of the Brewery Guinness, during a hunting
came to a disagreement over whether gold or pewit grouse was the earliest bird in Europe. Then realized that if there was a book that would answer such a question would be very popular. And he was right!
The idea of Sir Hugh became reality when Norris and Ross Makouirter, who had a news agency in London, took the command to write the The Guinness Book of Records. The first version was released on August 27, 1955, and climbed on top of the British list of best-selling, Christmas of that year. The first book
Since then, Guinness World Records ™ has become a household name and is the worldwide leader in world records. No other creature does not collect, certifies, accredits and presents world record data with the same emphasis on content and originality. The Records Management Team maintains a vigilant eye for confirming the accuracy and relationship of any Guinness World Record ™, while the group of Records Managers operates with steady impartiality and commitment to veracity. An event may be Guinness World Record ™ if tested, certified and overcome any suspicion. The book would be a world record by itself.With sales of more than 100 million copies in 100 countries and 37 languages, Guinness World Records ™ book is copyright to the best selling of all time!
The Guinness museum in Hollywwod, Los Angeles, California.
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