On this day in 1783: The Montgolfier brothers sent aloft a balloon with a rooster, a duck, and a sheep aboard
On this day in 1783, the Montgolfier brothers achieved a milestone in aviation history by sending a hot-air balloon into...
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On this day in 2014: Scottish voters rejected a referendum that would have made Scotland an independent country
Scottish voters have rejected a referendum proposal that would have made Scotland an independent country, choosing instead to remain part...
On this day in 1978: Camp David Accords concluded
The Camp David Accords, signed in September 1978, marked a historic turning point in Middle East diplomacy, bringing Israel and...
On this day in 1977: Maria Callas died
Maria Callas, often hailed as the greatest soprano of the 20th century, transformed opera through her extraordinary vocal range, dramatic...
On this day in 2004: Johnny Ramone died
Johnny Ramone, born John William Cummings in 1948, remains one of the most influential figures in punk rock history. As...
On this day in 2009: “Nobody puts Baby in a corner”
Patrick Swayze’s name is forever linked to one of cinema’s most quoted lines – “Nobody puts Baby in a corner”...
On this day in 1993: Oslo I Accord signed in Washington, D.C
On 13 September 1993, the world witnessed a moment of extraordinary symbolism on the White House lawn, where Israeli Prime...
On this day in 2003: Johnny Cash died
Johnny Cash, known as the "Man in Black," remains one of the most iconic and influential figures in American music...
On this day in 2001: World Trade Center and Pentagon attacked by terrorists
On 11 September 2001, the United States was struck by a series of coordinated terrorist attacks that targeted the World...
On this day n 1919: Austria and the Allied powers signed the Treaty of Saint-Germain, concluding World War I.
On 10 September 1919, Austria and the Allied powers signed the Treaty of Saint-Germain, formally concluding hostilities between them in...
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