1,104 years ago, Bohemian (now Czech) martyr and saint Ludmila (or Ludmila of Bohemia) was murdered. Ludmila helped to establish early Christianity in the region and is recognized as a martyr and patron of Bohemia.
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204 years ago, the Captaincy General of Guatemala (present-day Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and the Mexican State of Chiapas) in its "Acta de Independencia Centroamericana (Act of Independence of Central America)" declared independence from the Spanish Empire.
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48 years ago, actress of Mexican descent Maria Maguire Ramírez was born. Ramírez is best known for her work on television soap operas and for her role on Blue Bloods (2010 - 2024).
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OTD | September 15, 1940: the German Luftwaffe launched a massive assault in the skies over the south east with the aim of obliterating the British Royal Air Force. The Luftwaffe was ultimately defeated in what is now known as the Battle of Britain Day.
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91 years ago, French philosopher Sarah Kofman was born. Kofman's work focused mainly on the writings of Nietzsche and Freud, and she also pondered the “question of woman” and the implications of femininity.
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71 years ago, AIDS activist, filmmaker, and painter David Wojnarowicz was born. Wojnarowicz incorporated personal narratives and political activism in his art.
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71 years ago, U.S. AIDS activist, filmmaker, and painter David Wojnarowicz was born. Wojnarowicz incorporated personal narratives and political activism in his art.
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17 years ago, U.S. businessman Hyman Golden passed away. Golden was one of the co-founders of the Snapple Beverage Corporation and was the company's chairman.
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22 years ago, President Kumba Yala of Guinea-Bissau was ousted in a bloodless coup d'état.
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23 years ago, Total Linhas Aéreas Flight 5561 crash landed near Parapanema, São Paulo, Brazil. Both crew members were killed.
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OTD | September 14, 2000: The Romanian government designated this day as Engineer's Day.
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21 years ago, serial killer Charlie (né Carl Eric) Brandt died by suicide after killing his wife and niece.
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68 years ago, U.S. former competitive ice dancer Judy (née Judith A.) Blumberg was born.
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122 years ago, Alberta Williams King, Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s mother was born.
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206 years ago, German composer and pianist Clara Schumann (née Clara J. Wieck) was born.
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38 years ago, scavengers looking through an abandoned clinic found a radiation canister that had been left behind and took it home. Their decision would unknowingly result in a radioactive disaster that caused the deaths of four people and the contamination of about 250 others in Goiâna, Brazil.
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OTD | September 13, 2009: Day of the Programmer or Programmer's Day was first officially celebrated by presidential decree in Russia.
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Marilyn Diamond, Who Wrote a Blockbuster Diet Book, Dies at 81 | Books | The New York Times
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435 years ago, Spanish novelist María de Zayas y Sotomayor was born. De Zayas y Sotomayor was one of the most important of the minor 17th-century Spanish novelists and one of the first women to publish prose fiction in the Castilian dialect.
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11 years ago, the Synagogue Church building collapsed in Ikotun Egbe, Nigeria. At least 115 people were killed, the majority of whom were South Africans.
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