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The revolutionary is executed in Bolivia, becoming one of the most enduring—and contested—symbols of the twentieth century.
Read moreA fire on the city’s southwest side spreads across Chicago. In its wake, a new metropolis will rise from the ashes.
Read moreThe Holy League and the Ottoman fleet clash in the Gulf of Patras in one of history’s largest galley battles.
Read moreThe Jazz Singer premieres in New York, helping usher in the age of synchronized sound in motion pictures.
Read moreParisian women march to the royal palace demanding bread, changing the course of the French Revolution.
Read moreThe Soviet Union launches Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite, marking the beginning of the Space Age.
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