On this day in 1972: The Watergate Break-in
On the night of June 17, 1972, five men attempted what seemed like an ordinary burglary at the Watergate Office...
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On this day in 1844: Charles Goodyear received a patent for the process of rubber vulcanization.
On 15 June 1844, American inventor Charles Goodyear was granted US Patent No. 3,633 for the process of vulcanising rubber...
On this day in 1947: India Congress accepted the British plan for the partition of India
On a sweltering summer day in New Delhi, the All-India Congress took a decision that would forever alter the course...
On this dai in 1940: German forces march into Paris
On the morning of 14 June 1940, the sounds of German-accented voices echoed through the streets of Paris as loudspeakers...
On this day in 1865: Irish poet William Butler Yeats was born.
Few literary figures embody the soul of a nation quite like William Butler Yeats. A poet, dramatist and political voice,...
On this day in 1991: Jeltsin’s victory ushers in a new era for Russia
On 12 June 1991, history tilted on its axis as Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin became the first democratically elected president of...
AA: Two desperate men create history’s most successful recovery programme
On 10 June 1935, in a modest home in Akron, Ohio, two strangers sat down for a conversation that would...
On this day: Margaret Thatcher secures second term in decisive 1983 election
On 9 June 1983, Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative Party achieved a resounding victory in the United Kingdom’s general election, securing a...
On this day in 1949: George Orwell’s ‘1984’ published
When George Orwell published "Nineteen Eighty-Four" on 8 June 1949, he could hardly have imagined how prophetic his dystopian vision...
ON this day in 1967: Israeli soldiers enter Jerusalem during the Six-Day War
In June 1967, the world watched as the Middle East erupted into a brief but transformative conflict known as the...
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