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| [[1862]] – [[American Civil War]]: '''[[Henry Halleck]]''' was appointed [[general-in-chief]] of the [[Union Army]]. |
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| [[1952]] – [[Egyptian Army]] officers in the [[Free Officers Movement (Egypt)|Free Officers Movement]] led by [[Muhammad Naguib]] and [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]] '''[[Egyptian |
| [[1952]] – [[Egyptian Army]] officers in the [[Free Officers Movement (Egypt)|Free Officers Movement]] led by [[Muhammad Naguib]] and [[Gamal Abdel Nasser]] '''[[Egyptian revolution of 1952|staged a military coup]]''' against King [[Farouk of Egypt]]. |
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| [[1967]] – A police raid of a [[Speakeasy|blind pig]] sparked the '''[[1967 Detroit riot]]''' that eventually left 43 dead, 467 injured, over 7200 arrests, and more than 2000 buildings burned down. |
| [[1967]] – A police raid of a [[Speakeasy|blind pig]] sparked the '''[[1967 Detroit riot]]''' that eventually left 43 dead, 467 injured, over 7200 arrests, and more than 2000 buildings burned down. |
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| [[1983]] – The '''[[Sri Lankan Civil War]]''' began after members of the [[Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam]] ambushed a convoy of [[Sri Lanka Army]] soldiers in northern Sri Lanka, which was followed by large-scale riots carried out by [[Sinhalese people|Sinhalese]] against [[Sri Lankan Tamil people|Tamils]] that became known as [[Black July]]. |
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| [[1983]] – [[Sri Lankan Civil War]]<!--not bold, multiple issues--> The war began with '''[[Black July|large-scale rioting]]''' carried out by [[Sinhalese people|Sinhalese]] against [[Sri Lankan Tamil people|Tamils]] in response to an ambush by the [[Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam]] on [[Four Four Bravo|a convoy of Sri Lanka Army soldiers]]. |
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| [[1986]] – [[Wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson|The wedding]]<!--not bold, unreferenced section--> of '''[[Sarah, Duchess of York|Sarah Ferguson]]''' and '''[[Prince Andrew, Duke of York]]''' took place at [[Westminster Abbey]]. |
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| '''[[Warner of Grez]]'''<!--French nobleman--> |d|1100 |
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* [[1319]] – A fleet led by the [[Knights Hospitaller]] '''[[Battle of Chios (1319)|sank 22 of 28 ships]]''' of the Turkish [[Aydinids|Aydinid]] emirate. |
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* [[1891]] – During '''[[Kronstadt–Toulon naval visits|a visit of the French Navy to Kronstadt]]''' in Russia, the two nations reached a secret agreement on a joint response to any future war in Europe. |
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* [[1921]] – The [[1st National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party|first National Congress]]<!--not bold, short--> of the '''[[Chinese Communist Party]]''' opened in [[Site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party|a house]] in Shanghai. |
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* [[1940]] – [[Sumner Welles]], [[United States Under Secretary of State|U.S. Under Secretary of State]], issued '''[[Welles Declaration|a declaration]]''' that the U.S. government would not [[diplomatic recognition|recognize]] the Soviet Union's [[Occupation of the Baltic states|annexation of the Baltic states]]. |
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* [[1968]] – '''[[Glenville shootout|A shootout]]''' between police and a [[Black power]] group began in [[Cleveland|Cleveland, Ohio]], sparking three days of rioting. |
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* [[1982]] – '''[[Twilight Zone accident|A helicopter crashed]]''' during the filming of ''[[Twilight Zone: The Movie]]'' in [[Valencia, Santa Clarita, California|Valencia, California]], killing three people and leading to new safety standards. |
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* [[2001]] – '''[[Megawati Sukarnoputri]]''' became the first [[List of elected or appointed female heads of state|female president]] of Indonesia after the [[People's Consultative Assembly]] removed [[Abdurrahman Wahid]]. |
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* [[2001]] – '''[[Megawati Sukarnoputri]]''' ''(pictured)'' became the first female [[president of Indonesia]] after her predecessor [[Abdurrahman Wahid]] was removed from office. |
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* Born/died: | '''[[He Ning]]'''<!--Chinese duke--> |d|955| '''[[John Day (printer)|John Day]]'''<!--English printer-->|d|1584| '''[[Bonaventura Peeters the Elder]]'''<!--Flemish painter-->|b|1614| '''[[Henry Norris (businessman)|Henry Norris]]'''<!--English-->|b|1865| '''[[Louis T. Wright]]'''<!--American physician-->|b|1891| '''[[Red Dutton]]'''<!--Canadian hockey player-->|b|1897| '''[[John Babcock]]'''<!--Canadian soldier-->|b|1900| '''[[Tajuddin Ahmad]]'''<!--Bangladeshi politician-->|b|1925| '''[[Vera Rubin]]'''<!--American astronomer-->|b|1928|'''[[Saulius Skvernelis]]'''<!--Lithuanian prime minister-->|b|1970| '''[[Judit Polgár]]'''<!--Hungarian chess player, female-->|b|1976| '''[[Olivia Manning]]'''<!--English writer-->|d|1980| '''[[Daniel Radcliffe]]'''<!--English actor-->|b|1989| '''[[Lauren Mitchell]]'''<!--Australian gymnast-->|b|1991| '''[[Hassan II of Morocco]]'''<!--King; 25th death anniversary in 2024-->|d|1999| '''[[Amy Winehouse]]'''<!--English singer-->|d|2011| |
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'''[[July 23]]''': '''[[Seventeenth of Tammuz]]''' (Judaism, 2024), '''[[Rastafari#Grounding|Birthday of Haile Selassie]]''' ([[Rastafari]]) |
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* [[1860]] – The trial of the '''[[Eastbourne manslaughter]]''', which later became an important legal [[precedent]] in the United Kingdom for discussions of [[corporal punishment]] in schools, began in [[Lewes]]. |
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* [[1927]] – '''[[Wilfred Rhodes]]''' ''(pictured)'' of [[England cricket team|England]] and [[Yorkshire County Cricket Club|Yorkshire]] became the only person to play in 1,000 [[first-class cricket]] matches. |
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* [[1999]] – In [[Tulia, Texas]], '''[[1999 Tulia drug arrests|47 people]]''' were arrested for dealing [[cocaine]]; years later, 35 of the 47 were [[pardon]]ed by the [[Governor of Texas]]. |
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* [[2012]] – '''[[Solar storm of 2012|A solar storm]]''' of similar intensity to the [[Carrington Event]], which caused one of the largest [[geomagnetic storm]]s ever recorded, erupted from the Sun and missed the Earth by a small margin. |
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Latest revision as of 10:26, 22 July 2024
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1793 – After a siege of 18 weeks, French troops in Mainz surrendered to Prussian forces, effectively ending the Republic of Mainz, the first democratic state on the current German territory. | refimprove |
1862 – American Civil War: Henry Halleck was appointed general-in-chief of the Union Army. | refimprove |
1881 – The International Gymnastics Federation, the world's oldest international sport federation, was founded in Liège, Belgium. | multiple issues |
1914 – Austria-Hungary presented Serbia with an ultimatum to allow them to investigate the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, which Serbia ultimately rejected, leading to World War I. | [better source needed] x3, [citation needed] x4, [needs update] x1, [vague] x1, and [expand-section] x1 |
1952 – Egyptian Army officers in the Free Officers Movement led by Muhammad Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser staged a military coup against King Farouk of Egypt. | refimprove |
1967 – A police raid of a blind pig sparked the 1967 Detroit riot that eventually left 43 dead, 467 injured, over 7200 arrests, and more than 2000 buildings burned down. | refimprove section |
1970 – Qaboos overthrew his father Said bin Taimur to become Sultan of Oman. | unreferenced section |
1983 – Sri Lankan Civil War The war began with large-scale rioting carried out by Sinhalese against Tamils in response to an ambush by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam on a convoy of Sri Lanka Army soldiers. | refimprove section |
1983 – Air Canada Flight 143 made an emergency landing in Gimli, Manitoba, Canada, without loss of life after the crew was forced to glide the aircraft when it completely ran out of fuel. | refimprove section |
1986 – The wedding of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew, Duke of York took place at Westminster Abbey. | Andrew: criticism section |
* 2002 – On the 50th anniversary of its founding, the European Coal and Steel Community disbanded, and its activities and resources were absorbed by the European Community. | unsourced section |
2005 – Three bombs hit the Naama Bay area of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, killing 88 people. | refimprove |
Warner of Grez |d|1100 | uncertain if he died on July 22 or 23 |
Apolinario Mabini |b|1864 | refimprove section |
Michelle Williams |b|1979| | outdated |
Bridget of Sweden |d|1373| | Too much uncited |
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- 1319 – A fleet led by the Knights Hospitaller sank 22 of 28 ships of the Turkish Aydinid emirate.
- 1829 – William Austin Burt was awarded a patent for the typographer, the first practical typewriting machine.
- 1891 – During a visit of the French Navy to Kronstadt in Russia, the two nations reached a secret agreement on a joint response to any future war in Europe.
- 1921 – The first National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party opened in a house in Shanghai.
- 1940 – Sumner Welles, U.S. Under Secretary of State, issued a declaration that the U.S. government would not recognize the Soviet Union's annexation of the Baltic states.
- 1968 – A shootout between police and a Black power group began in Cleveland, Ohio, sparking three days of rioting.
- 1982 – A helicopter crashed during the filming of Twilight Zone: The Movie in Valencia, California, killing three people and leading to new safety standards.
- 1984 – Vanessa Williams, the first African-American Miss America, was forced to resign after the magazine Penthouse published nude photos of her without consent.
- 2001 – Megawati Sukarnoputri (pictured) became the first female president of Indonesia after her predecessor Abdurrahman Wahid was removed from office.
- Born/died: | He Ning |d|955| John Day|d|1584| Bonaventura Peeters the Elder|b|1614| Henry Norris|b|1865| Louis T. Wright|b|1891| Red Dutton|b|1897| John Babcock|b|1900| Tajuddin Ahmad|b|1925| Vera Rubin|b|1928|Saulius Skvernelis|b|1970| Judit Polgár|b|1976| Olivia Manning|d|1980| Daniel Radcliffe|b|1989| Lauren Mitchell|b|1991| Hassan II of Morocco|d|1999| Amy Winehouse|d|2011|
Notes
- Sholes and Glidden typewriter appears on July 1, so Typographer should not appear in the same year
July 23: Seventeenth of Tammuz (Judaism, 2024), Birthday of Haile Selassie (Rastafari)
- 1860 – The trial of the Eastbourne manslaughter, which later became an important legal precedent in the United Kingdom for discussions of corporal punishment in schools, began in Lewes.
- 1927 – Wilfred Rhodes (pictured) of England and Yorkshire became the only person to play in 1,000 first-class cricket matches.
- 1942 – The Holocaust: The gas chambers at Treblinka extermination camp began operation, killing 6,500 Jews who had been transported from the Warsaw Ghetto the day before.
- 1995 – Hale–Bopp, one of the most widely observed comets of the 20th century, was independently discovered by astronomers Alan Hale and Thomas Bopp.
- 1999 – In Tulia, Texas, 47 people were arrested for dealing cocaine; years later, 35 of the 47 were pardoned by the Governor of Texas.
- John Day (d. 1584)
- Bonaventura Peeters the Elder (b. 1614)
- Daniel Radcliffe (b. 1989)
- Hassan II of Morocco (d. 1999)