U.S. CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OPENED IN PHILADELPHIA
On this day in 1787, the Constitutional Convention opened in Philadelphia, where 55 states delegates, initially charged with amending the Articles of Confederation, later drafted the Constitution of the United States.
HISTORIC PUBLICATION
Collections of poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge published by John Murray in London including Kubla and Christabel.
ENDING OF MODEL T
Henry Ford announced that the production of the Model T Ford will end.
EXECUTION OF POLISH WAR HERO
Witold Pilecki was executed by communist police after a show trial in Warsaw.
1949
On this day the Chinese Red Army occupies Shanghai.
BROOKLYN BATTERY TUNNEL
1950 -
On this day the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel opened in New York.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Chinese government removed the ban on Shakespeare to liberalize politics and the Revolution ended.
1979
On this day American Airlines plane crashed in Chicago in which 300 people killed.
FIRST GAY PRIDE PARADE HELD IN UKRAINE
First Gay Pride Parade Held in Ukraine
It took place with about one-hundred attendees in the country’s capital city of Kiev.
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