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== Events ==
== Events ==
===[[1st century]]-[[19th century]]===
* [[68]] - [[Roman Emperor]] [[Nero]] commits [[suicide]], imploring his secretary [[Epaphroditus]] to slit his throat to evade a [[Roman senate|Senate]]-imposed death by [[flogging]].
* [[68]] - [[Roman Emperor]] [[Nero]] commits [[suicide]], imploring his secretary [[Epaphroditus]] to slit his throat to evade a [[Roman senate|Senate]]-imposed death by [[flogging]].
* [[721]] - [[Odo of Aquitaine]] defeats the [[Moors]] in the [[Battle of Toulouse]].
* [[721]] - [[Odo of Aquitaine]] defeats the [[Moors]] in the [[Battle of Toulouse]].
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*[[1860]] - ''[[Malaeska: The Indian Wife of the White Hunter]]'' becomes the first [[dime novel]] to be published.
*[[1860]] - ''[[Malaeska: The Indian Wife of the White Hunter]]'' becomes the first [[dime novel]] to be published.
*[[1863]] - [[American Civil War]]: [[Battle of Brandy Station]], [[Virginia]].
*[[1863]] - [[American Civil War]]: [[Battle of Brandy Station]], [[Virginia]].
===[[20th century]]===
====[[1900s]]-[[1940s]]====
*[[1909]] - [[Alice Huyler Ramsey]], a 22-year-old housewife and mother from [[Hackensack, New Jersey|Hackensack]], [[New Jersey]], became the first woman to drive across the United States. With three female companions, none of whom could drive a car, for fifty-nine days she drove a [[Maxwell automobile]] the 3,800 miles from [[Manhattan]], [[New York]], to [[San Francisco]], [[California]].
*[[1909]] - [[Alice Huyler Ramsey]], a 22-year-old housewife and mother from [[Hackensack, New Jersey|Hackensack]], [[New Jersey]], became the first woman to drive across the United States. With three female companions, none of whom could drive a car, for fifty-nine days she drove a [[Maxwell automobile]] the 3,800 miles from [[Manhattan]], [[New York]], to [[San Francisco]], [[California]].
*[[1915]] - U.S. Secretary of State [[William Jennings Bryan]] resigns over a disagreement regarding the United States' handling of the [[RMS Lusitania|RMS ''Lusitania'']] sinking.
*[[1915]] - U.S. Secretary of State [[William Jennings Bryan]] resigns over a disagreement regarding the United States' handling of the [[RMS Lusitania|RMS ''Lusitania'']] sinking.
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*[[1944]] - World War II: The [[Soviet Union]] invades [[East Karelia]] and the [[Finnish Karelia|previously Finnish part of Karelia]], since 1941 occupied by [[Finland]].
*[[1944]] - World War II: The [[Soviet Union]] invades [[East Karelia]] and the [[Finnish Karelia|previously Finnish part of Karelia]], since 1941 occupied by [[Finland]].
*[[1946]] - King [[Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ascends to the throne of [[Thailand]]. He is currently the world's longest reigning monarch.
*[[1946]] - King [[Bhumibol Adulyadej]] ascends to the throne of [[Thailand]]. He is currently the world's longest reigning monarch.
====[[1950s]]-[[1980s]]====
*[[1953]] - [[Flint-Worcester Tornadoes]]: A tornado spawned from the same storm system as the Flint tornado hits in [[Worcester, Massachusetts]] killing 94.
*[[1953]] - [[Flint-Worcester Tornadoes]]: A tornado spawned from the same storm system as the Flint tornado hits in [[Worcester, Massachusetts]] killing 94.
*[[1954]] - [[McCarthyism]]: [[Joseph Welch]], special counsel for the [[United States Army]], lashes out at [[United States Senate|Senator]] [[Joseph McCarthy]] during hearings on whether [[Communism]] has infiltrated the Army.
*[[1954]] - [[McCarthyism]]: [[Joseph Welch]], special counsel for the [[United States Army]], lashes out at [[United States Senate|Senator]] [[Joseph McCarthy]] during hearings on whether [[Communism]] has infiltrated the Army.
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*[[1986]] - The [[Rogers Commission Report|Rogers Commission]] releases its report on the [[Space Shuttle Challenger disaster]].
*[[1986]] - The [[Rogers Commission Report|Rogers Commission]] releases its report on the [[Space Shuttle Challenger disaster]].
*[[1989]] - [[Star Trek V: The Final Frontier]] releases in theaters.
*[[1989]] - [[Star Trek V: The Final Frontier]] releases in theaters.
====[[1990s]]====
*[[1991]] - The congress of the [[Italy|Italian]] [[political party|party]] [[Proletarian Democracy]] decides to merge with the [[Communist Refoundation Party]].
*[[1991]] - The congress of the [[Italy|Italian]] [[political party|party]] [[Proletarian Democracy]] decides to merge with the [[Communist Refoundation Party]].
*[[1993]] - [[Montréal Canadiens]] win 24th [[Stanley Cup]] and [[Patrick Roy]] wins 2nd [[Conn Smythe Trophy]]
*[[1993]] - [[Montréal Canadiens]] win 24th [[Stanley Cup]] and [[Patrick Roy]] wins 2nd [[Conn Smythe Trophy]]
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Do not link multiple occurrences of the same year, just link the first occurrence.
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Do not trust "this year in history" websites for accurate date information. -->
===[[16th century]]-[[18th century]]===
*[[1508]] - [[Primož Trubar]], Slovenian Protestant reformer (d. [[1586]])
*[[1508]] - [[Primož Trubar]], Slovenian Protestant reformer (d. [[1586]])
*[[1580]] - [[Daniel Heinsius]], Flemish scholar (d. [[1655]])
*[[1580]] - [[Daniel Heinsius]], Flemish scholar (d. [[1655]])
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*[[1686]] - [[Andrei Osterman]], Russian statesman (d. [[1747]])
*[[1686]] - [[Andrei Osterman]], Russian statesman (d. [[1747]])
*[[1768]] - [[Samuel Slater]], American industrialist (d. [[1835]])
*[[1768]] - [[Samuel Slater]], American industrialist (d. [[1835]])
===[[19th century]]===
*[[1810]] - [[Otto Nicolai]], German composer (d. [[1849]])
*[[1810]] - [[Otto Nicolai]], German composer (d. [[1849]])
*[[1812]] - [[Johann Gottfried Galle]], German astronomer (d. [[1910]])
*[[1812]] - [[Johann Gottfried Galle]], German astronomer (d. [[1910]])
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*[[1893]] - [[Irish Meusel]], American baseball player (d. [[1963]])
*[[1893]] - [[Irish Meusel]], American baseball player (d. [[1963]])
*[[1898]] - [[Luigi Fagioli]], Italian race car driver (d. [[1952]])
*[[1898]] - [[Luigi Fagioli]], Italian race car driver (d. [[1952]])
===[[20th century]]===
====[[1900s]]-[[1920s]]====
*[[1900]] - [[Fred Waring]], American bandleader (d. [[1984]])
*[[1900]] - [[Fred Waring]], American bandleader (d. [[1984]])
*[[1911]] - [[George Webb]], British actor (d. [[1998]])
*[[1911]] - [[George Webb]], British actor (d. [[1998]])
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*[[1925]] - [[Keith Laumer]], science fiction writer (d. [[1993]])
*[[1925]] - [[Keith Laumer]], science fiction writer (d. [[1993]])
*[[1929]] - [[Johnny Ace]], American singer (d. [[1954]])
*[[1929]] - [[Johnny Ace]], American singer (d. [[1954]])
====[[1920s]]-[[1940s]]====
*[[1930]] - [[Monique Serf|Barbara]], French singer (d. [[1997]])
*[[1930]] - [[Monique Serf|Barbara]], French singer (d. [[1997]])
*[[1931]] - [[Jackie Mason]], American comedian
*[[1931]] - [[Jackie Mason]], American comedian
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* 1947 - [[John Gurda]], American historian
* 1947 - [[John Gurda]], American historian
*[[1948]] - [[Gudrun Schyman]], Swedish politician
*[[1948]] - [[Gudrun Schyman]], Swedish politician
====[[1950s]]-[[1960s]]====
*[[1951]] - [[Dave Parker (baseball player)|Dave Parker]], American baseball player
*[[1951]] - [[Dave Parker (baseball player)|Dave Parker]], American baseball player
* 1951 - [[James Newton Howard]], American film composer
* 1951 - [[James Newton Howard]], American film composer
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*[[1968]] - [[Niki Bakoyianni]], Greek high jumper
*[[1968]] - [[Niki Bakoyianni]], Greek high jumper
*[[1969]] - [[Eric Wynalda]], American soccer player
*[[1969]] - [[Eric Wynalda]], American soccer player
====[[1970s]]====
*[[1971]] - [[John McKeown]], Scottish musician ([[Yummy Fur]], [[1990s (band)|1990s]])
*[[1971]] - [[John McKeown]], Scottish musician ([[Yummy Fur]], [[1990s (band)|1990s]])
* 1971 - [[Rick Renstrom]], American guitarist
* 1971 - [[Rick Renstrom]], American guitarist
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* 1978 - [[Matthew Bellamy]], British musician ([[Muse (band)|Muse]])
* 1978 - [[Matthew Bellamy]], British musician ([[Muse (band)|Muse]])
* 1978 - [[Miroslav Klose]], German footballer
* 1978 - [[Miroslav Klose]], German footballer
====[[1980s]]-[[1990s]]====
*[[1980]] - [[Mike Fontenot]], American baseball player
*[[1980]] - [[Mike Fontenot]], American baseball player
* 1980 - [[Lehlohonolo Seema]], Lesotho footballer
* 1980 - [[Lehlohonolo Seema]], Lesotho footballer
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==Deaths==
==Deaths==
===[[1st century]]-[[19th century]]===
* [[62]] - [[Claudia Octavia]], wife of [[Nero]] (b. [[40]])
* [[62]] - [[Claudia Octavia]], wife of [[Nero]] (b. [[40]])
* [[68]] - [[Nero]], [[List of Roman Emperors|Roman Emperor]] (b. [[37]])
* [[68]] - [[Nero]], [[List of Roman Emperors|Roman Emperor]] (b. [[37]])
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*[[1892]] - [[Taiso Yoshitoshi]], Woodblock print artist
*[[1892]] - [[Taiso Yoshitoshi]], Woodblock print artist
*[[1892]] - [[William Grant Stairs]], Canadian explorer (b. [[1863]])
*[[1892]] - [[William Grant Stairs]], Canadian explorer (b. [[1863]])
===[[20th century]]-[[21st century]]===
*[[1912]] - [[Ion Luca Caragiale]], Romanian writter (b. [[1852]])
*[[1912]] - [[Ion Luca Caragiale]], Romanian writter (b. [[1852]])
*[[1946]] - [[Ananda Mahidol]], Rama VIII, king of Thailand (b. [[1925]])
*[[1946]] - [[Ananda Mahidol]], Rama VIII, king of Thailand (b. [[1925]])

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June 9 is the 160th day of the year (161st in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar; 205 days remain until the end of the year.

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