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June 9 in History

This permanent archive page contains 141 World History Database records for June 9, spanning 62 to 2024. Recorded topics include Death of Octavia; Death of Nero; Marriage.

Total: 141Events: 121Births: 5Deaths: 7Battles: 8Countries: 30

Events on June 9

Marriage

1156 · Frederick I Barbarossa · Germany · Wurzburg · House · House of Hohenstaufen

Marries Beatrix, daughter of the late Count of Upper Burgundy

Rule of Burgundy

1156 · Frederick I Barbarossa · Germany · Burgundy · House · House of Hohenstaufen

Gains Upper Burgundy after marrying Beatrix

Widowed from Longueville

1537 · Mary of Guise · Scotland · Rouen · House · House of Guise

Mary of Guise is widowed when Louis d Orleans dies

Reform of Church Worship

1549 · Edward VI · England · England · Religion · Church of England

The first Book of Common Prayer comes into compulsory general use on Whitsunday.

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Dudley Carleton · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Through Northumberlands agents Dudley Carleton and John Hippesley, Thomas Percy subleased a house in Westminster from Henry Ferrers, a tenant of John Whynniard, and installed Fawkes there as his servant, "John Johnson"

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Guy Fawkes · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Through Northumberlands agents Dudley Carleton and John Hippesley, Thomas Percy subleased a house in Westminster from Henry Ferrers, a tenant of John Whynniard, and installed Fawkes there as his servant, "John Johnson"

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Henry Ferrers · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Through Northumberlands agents Dudley Carleton and John Hippesley, Thomas Percy subleased a house in Westminster from Henry Ferrers, a tenant of John Whynniard, and installed Fawkes there as his servant, "John Johnson"

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · John Hippesley · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Through Northumberlands agents Dudley Carleton and John Hippesley, Thomas Percy subleased a house in Westminster from Henry Ferrers, a tenant of John Whynniard, and installed Fawkes there as his servant, "John Johnson"

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Thomas Percy · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Percys patron, the Earl of Northumberland, appointed him to the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, a mounted troop of 50 bodyguards to the King.

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Thomas Percy · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Through Northumberlands agents Dudley Carleton and John Hippesley, Thomas Percy subleased a house in Westminster from Henry Ferrers, a tenant of John Whynniard, and installed Fawkes there as his servant, "John Johnson".

Gunpowder Treason Plot

1605 · Thomas Percy · England · London · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

While the plotters did not yet have a detailed plan, Percys appointment on 9 June as a Gentleman Pensioner gave him a reason to establish a London base.

Capture of Maastricht

1632 · Frederick Henry Orange · Netherlands · Maastricht · Warfare · Military

Forces the garrison to surrender after surrounding and bombarding Maastricht.

Siege of Maastricht

1632 · Frederick Henry Orange · Netherlands · Maastricht · Warfare · Military

Opens the Dutch siege during his campaign along the Meuse.

Marriage

1660 · Maria Theresa of Spain · Spain · Saint-Jean-de-Luz · House · House of Habsburg

Marries Louis XIV after the Treaty of the Pyrenees.

Marriage

1660 · Louis XIV · France · Saint-Jean-de-Luz · House · House of Bourbon

Marries Maria Theresa of Spain, helping seal peace between France and Spain

Marriage

1660 · Louis XIV · France · Saint-Jean-de-Luz · House · House of Bourbon

Marries Maria Theresa of Spain.

Succession

1701 · Philippe II of Orleans · France · House · House of Orleans

Succeeds as Duke of Orleans

Execution

1793 · Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne proposed execution of unsuccessful generals and the creation of a revolutionary army.

Execution

1793 · Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Proposes execution of unsuccessful generals & the creation of a revolutionary army

Manifesto

1793 · Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne proposed expelling foreigners and taxing the rich. Proposes execution of unsuccessful generals and the creation of a revolutionary army.

Manifesto

1793 · Jacques Nicolas Billaud-Varenne · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Proposes expelling foreigners & taxing the rich. Proposes execution of unsuccessful generals & the creation of a revolutionary army

Prime Minister

1812 · Robert Banks Jenkinson · Great Britain · London · Government · Tory Party Government

Becomes Prime Minister after Spencer Perceval is assassinated.

Prime Minister of Great Britain

1812 · Robert Banks Jenkinson · Great Britain · Government · Tory Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain

First Church Conference

1830 · Oliver Cowdery · United States of America · Fayette · Religion · Mormon Church

Participates in the first conference of the new church.

First Church Conference

1830 · Joseph Smith · United States of America · Fayette · Religion · Mormon Church

Presides over the first conference of the newly organized church.

Tahmasp Batteries

1855 · Christopher Charles Teesdale · Great Britain · Kars · Warfare · Crimean War

Takes charge at the Tahmasp batteries and works continuously to strengthen the defence of Kars.

Vote of Confidence

1855 · Henry John Temple · Great Britain · Vienna · Government · Liberal Party Government

Wins a vote of confidence in Parliament for pulling out of the Vienna Peace talks

Budget

1885 · William Ewart Gladstone · Great Britain · London · Government · Liberal Party Government

Gladstone is defeated by the Irish Party's vote on the budget

Rule of Pescadores

1885 · Tzu Hsi · China · Pescadores · Warfare · French Indochina War

Under the Treaty of Tientsin French occupied areas of Pescadores are returned to China

Treaty of Tientsin

1885 · Tzu Hsi · China · Tientsin · Warfare · French Indochina War

The status quo is restored, France returns occupied areas in Formosa & Pescadores

Expeditionary Forces Position Reviewed

1915 · Henry Herbert Asquith · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st

Addresses the position of British forces serving in France and the Mediterranean.

Ministry of Munitions

1915 · David Lloyd George · Great Britain · London · Economy · War Industry

Lloyd George establishes central control over weapons production, labour and industrial supplies.

Quinn's Post Command Assumed

1915 · William George Malone · New Zealand · Quinn's Post · Warfare · World War, 1st

Malone takes command of Quinn's Post and begins extensive work to strengthen the dangerous forward position.

British Expeditionary Force (BEF)

1917 · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Appointed Commander of the BEF 3rd Army

British Expeditionary Force (BEF)

1917 · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st

Appointed Commander of the BEF 3rd Army

Commander of 3rd Army

1917 · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby · Great Britain · Warfare · World War, 1st

Appointed Commander of the BEF 3rd Army

Commander of 3rd Army

1917 · Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby · Great Britain · Warfare · Military

Appointed Commander of the BEF 3rd Army

Noyon-Montdidier Offensive

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

The Noyon-Montdidier Offensive known in the German plan by its code-name of Operation Gneisenau (9th - Thirteenth June 1918). Also known as the Battle of Matz it was the fourth German offensive launched in 1918

Operation Gneisenau

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

If the Germans could make progress in the centre sector here, the indented Front Line of the bulge between these two salients could be straightened out. 1st day of 4th Ludendorf offensive, Battle of Matz

Operation Gneisenau

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

The German plan was to push the German Front Line westwards in the sector between two salients; the northern salient had been formed from the fighting towards Amiens and the southern one at the end of the previous German offensive in the Aisne sector.

Operation Gneisenau

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

The Noyon-Montdidier Offensive known in the German plan by its code-name of Operation Gneisenau (9th - Thirteenth June 1918). Also known as the Battle of Matz it was the fourth German offensive launched in 1918.

Gold Export Embargo

1919 · Woodrow Wilson · United States of America · Washington · Government · Democratic Party Government

The United States removes wartime controls and again permits unrestricted gold exports.

Manchester Honorary Doctorate and Relativity Lecture

1921 · Albert Einstein · Germany · Manchester · Science · Physics

Receives an honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Manchester and lectures on relativity.

Stuttgart Foreign Policy Speech

1922 · Walther Rathenau · Germany · Stuttgart · Government · Weimar Republic

Addresses representatives from several political parties on Germany's foreign policy and reparations difficulties.

Coup

1923 · Alexander Stamboliisky · Bulgaria · Bucharest · Revolution · Revolution of Bulgaria

Overthrown by a group of officers

Coup

1923 · Alexander Zankoff · Bulgaria · Bucharest · Revolution · Revolution of Bulgaria

Replaces Stambouliski as Prime Minister after a coup

Marriage

1936 · George Orwell · Great Britain · Wallington · Arts · Literature

Marries Eileen O'Shaughnessy.

Yellow River Dike Breach

1938 · Chiang Kai-Shek · China · Henan · Warfare · Sinoese War

Nationalist authorities breach Yellow River dikes in an attempt to slow the Japanese advance, causing catastrophic flooding across large rural areas.

Capture of Rouen

1940 · Maxime Weygand · Belgium · Rouen · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The Germans capture Rouen

Invasion of France

1940 · Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel · Germany · River Seine · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Rommels 7th Panzer Div crosses the River Seine

Mobilization

1940 · Charles Andre Marie Joseph de Gaulle · France · London · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Arranges transportation of 500,000 French soldiers to continue the war in north Africa

Current Tax Payment Act

1943 · Henry Morgenthau · United States of America · Washington · Economy · Taxation

The Act establishes payroll withholding for federal income-tax payments.

Operation Overlord

1944 · Omar Nelson Bradley · United States of America · Cotentin · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Commands paratroopers who land on the eastern side of the Cotentin Peninsular only

Operation Overlord

1944 · Omar Nelson Bradley · United States of America · Isigny · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The US 5th Corps capture Isigny on the way to uniting the Utah & Omaha

Assassination of Rama VIII

1946 · Rama VIII · Thailand · Bangkok · House · House of Chakri

Assassination of Rama VIII in his bed in the Grand Palace of Bangkok

Emergency Ileitis Surgery

1956 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Washington · Government · Republican Party Government

Undergoes emergency surgery for ileitis while serving as President.

President of Austria

1959 · Leopold Figl · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Appointed President of the National Council

Prime Minister of India

1964 · Lal Bahadur Shastri · India · Government · Government of India

Lal Bahadur Shastri becomes Prime Minister of India.

President of Austria

1965 · Franz Joseph Jonas · Austria · Government · Government of Austria

Appointed President of Austria

Resignation and Return

1967 · Gamal Abdel Nasser · Egypt · Cairo · Government · Government of Egypt

Announces his resignation after defeat, then remains in office following mass demonstrations.

Joins Rolling Stones

1969 · Mick Taylor · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Joins the Rolling Stones after Brian Jones leaves the band.

Rolling Stones, The

1969 · Brian Jones · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Jones releases a statement announcing his departure

Rolling Stones, The

1969 · Mick Taylor · Great Britain · Arts · Popular Music

Jones is replaced by 20-year-old guitarist Mick Taylor (formerly of John Mayalls Bluesbreakers), who starts sessions with the Stones right away

Prime Minister of Afghanistan

1971 · Abdul Zahir · Afghanistan · Kabul · Government · Government of Afghanistan

Abdul Zahir becomes prime minister during the final years of the monarchy.

Gemstone Intelligence Reaches Campaign Leadership

1972 · Everette Howard Hunt · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Wiretap material and photographs produced by the Watergate intelligence operation were passed through campaign channels to senior officials.

Gemstone Wiretap Logs

1972 · George Gordon Liddy · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Watergate

Magruder later testifies that he received Gemstone wiretap logs from Liddy and passed them to John Mitchell; Mitchell disputes Magruder's account.

Some Girls

1978 · Mick Jagger · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

The Rolling Stones release Some Girls.

Bryukhanov Unit Three Full Power

1982 · Viktor Bryukhanov · Russia · Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant · Government · Government of Russia

Heads the station when Unit 3 achieves its 1,000-megawatt design capacity ahead of the planned schedule.

Economic Pressure After Liberation

1982 · Francis Pym · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Falklands War

Urges that economic measures against Argentina remain linked to a complete cessation of South Atlantic hostilities, while using prisoner repatriation and sanctions as incentives for ending the conflict.

Invasion of Lebanon

1982 · Menachem Begin · Israel · Bekaa Valley · Government · Government of Israel

Israel wipes out Syrian SAM missiles in Bekaa Valley

Invasion of Lebanon

1982 · Ariel Sharon · Israel · Bekaa Valley · Government · Government of Israel

Israel wipes out Syrian SAM missiles in Bekaa Valley

Blaby Re-election 1983

1983 · Nigel Lawson · Great Britain · Blaby · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for Blaby at the 1983 general election before beginning his period as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Constituency Change

1983 · Edward Richard George Heath · Great Britain · Old Bexley and Sidcup · Politics · Conservative Party

Represents Old Bexley and Sidcup after constituency boundary changes.

East Surrey Re-election

1983 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · East Surrey · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for East Surrey at the 1983 general election.

Election

1983 · Cherie Blair · Great Britain · Thanet · Politics · Labour Party

Comes 3rd in Thanet North

Election

1983 · Michael Mackintosh Foot · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party

Labour is defeated at the 1983 general election, winning 27.6 percent of votes and 209 seats.

Election

1983 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

During the 1983 election campaign, Howe argues that Labour's manifesto commitments would require tens of billions of pounds of additional public expenditure over a Parliament.

Election

1983 · Francis Pym · Great Britain · South East Cambridgeshire · Government · Conservative Party Government

Elected Member of Parliament for the new South East Cambridgeshire constituency in the 1983 general election, continuing his parliamentary career after representing Cambridgeshire since 1961.

Election

1983 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservative Party wins an overall majority of 144, the largest since 1945. The Conservative Party wins 42.4% of votes cast & 397 MPs

Election

1983 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins a large Conservative majority in the general election.

Election

1983 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Finchley · Government · Conservative Party Government

Wins a majority of 9,314 in Finchley & is returned for the Eighth time

Election for Dunfermline East

1983 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Dunfermline · Politics · Labour Party

Brown is elected Member of Parliament for Dunfermline East.

Entry into House of Commons

1983 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Brown begins his parliamentary career as Labour MP for Dunfermline East.

European Withdrawal Manifesto

1983 · Michael Foot · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party

Leads Labour into an election on a manifesto pledging withdrawal from the European Economic Community.

General Election

1983 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · London · Warfare · Falklands War

Wins re-election after the Falklands victory.

Manifesto

1983 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Howe argues during the 1983 general-election campaign that Labour's manifesto would involve major additional public expenditure.

Meeting Tony Blair

1983 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · House of Commons · Politics · Labour Party

Brown and Tony Blair enter Parliament together after the 1983 general election.

Member of Parliament

1983 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Sedgfield · Politics · Labour Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Sedgefield

Member of Parliament

1983 · James Callaghan · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party

Declares he is opposed to unilateral nuclear disarmament, against Labours policy

Member of Parliament

1983 · Bryan Gould · Great Britain · Dagenham · Politics · Labour Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Dagenham

Member of Parliament

1983 · Arthur Smith · Great Britain · Monklands · Politics · Labour Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Monklands East

Trident

1983 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservative election victory strengthens Government commitment to the Trident programme

1988 Campaign Announcement

1987 · Joseph Robinette Biden · United States of America · Wilmington · Politics · Democratic Party

Announces a campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.

Pluto Atmosphere

1988 · Amanda Bosh · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Airborne occultation measurements show gradual stellar dimming consistent with refraction through Pluto's extended atmosphere.

Pluto Atmosphere

1988 · James Elliot · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

A stellar occultation observed from the Kuiper Airborne Observatory provides the first direct detection of an atmosphere around Pluto.

Pluto Atmosphere

1988 · James Elliot · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

The Pluto occultation light curve reveals a clear upper atmosphere above an extinction layer with a sharp upper boundary.

M81 Cepheid Distance

1993 · Wendy Laurel Freedman · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Freedman leads Hubble Cepheid measurements that refine the distance to galaxy M81 and improve estimates of the universe's age.

President of Nigeria

1998 · Abdulsalami Abubakar · Nigeria · Abuja · Government · Government of Nigeria

Appointed military Head of State of Nigeria after the death of Sani Abacha

Kumanovo Military Agreement

1999 · Michael Jackson · Great Britain · Kumanovo · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd

Signs for KFOR as the agreement establishes a security presence in Kosovo.

Kumanovo Military Agreement

1999 · Svetozar Marjanovic · Serbia · Kumanovo · Warfare · Balkan Wars, 3rd

Signs the military agreement requiring Yugoslav forces to leave Kosovo.

Economy of Great Britain

2003 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Government · European Economic Community (EEC)

Finance minister Brown rules out British adoption of the EU euro, dashing Blair hopes of placing Britain "at the heart of the European Union"

Economy of Great Britain

2003 · Anthony Charles Lynton Blair · Great Britain · Government · Labour Party Government

Finance minister Brown rules out British adoption of the EU euro, dashing Blair hopes of placing Britain "at the heart of the European Union"

Euro Membership Decision

2003 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · European Union

Brown concludes that Britain should not adopt the euro because the economic tests are unmet.

Euro Tests Publication

2003 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · European Union

The Treasury publishes detailed evidence supporting the decision against immediate euro entry.

Treasury Euro Assessment

2003 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · European Union

The Treasury publishes its detailed assessment of the five economic tests.

President of Bolivia

2005 · Eduardo Rodriguez Veltze · Bolivia · Government · Government of Bolivia

Rodriguez Veltze becomes president after Carlos Mesa resigns.

iPhone 3G

2008 · Steven Paul Jobs · United States of America · San Francisco · Science · Technology

Introduces the iPhone 3G and the App Store model

UN Resolution 1929

2010 · Mahmoud Ahmadinejad · Iran · New York · Warfare · United Nations

United Nations Security Council Resolution 1929 adds further measures linked to Iran's continued enrichment and other nuclear activities.

Economic Reform

2011 · Wasfi Tai · Jordan · Amman · Government · Government of Jordan

Tai participates in economic reform connected with Jordanian political and historical developments.

Pluto

2018 · Jeff Moore · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Pluto's dunes are interpreted as deposits of sand-sized methane-ice grains shaped by winds near the margins of Sputnik Planitia.

Clean Sheet Against Netherlands

2019 · Rui Patricio · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Helps secure the inaugural tournament title on home soil.

Inaugural Nations League Champion

2019 · Cristiano Ronaldo · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Adds a second senior international trophy with Portugal.

Nations League Final

2019 · Rui Patricio · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Keeps a clean sheet during Portugal's Nations League final victory.

Nations League Player of Tournament

2019 · Bernardo Silva · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Is named the best player of the Nations League finals.

Nations League Victory

2019 · Cristiano Ronaldo · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Captains Portugal to victory in the first Nations League finals.

Nations League Victory

2019 · Fernando Santos · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Guides Portugal to the inaugural Nations League championship.

President Elected

2019 · Kassym-Jomart Tokayev · Kazakhstan · Nur-Sultan · Government · Republic of Kazakhstan

Tokayev wins the presidential election after serving as acting President

Second Portugal Trophy

2019 · Fernando Santos · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Wins his second major international trophy as Portugal manager.

Tournament Best Player

2019 · Bernardo Silva · Portugal · Porto · Sport · Football

Helps Portugal win the inaugural competition on home soil.

World Cup Hat-Trick

2019 · Cristiane Rozeira de Souza Silva Cristiane · Brazil · Grenoble · Sport · Football

Scores three goals in Brazil's victory over Jamaica.

Third Modi Government

2024 · Narendra Modi · India · New Delhi · Government · Government of India

Narendra Modi takes the oath of office for a third consecutive premiership after the 18th Lok Sabha election.

Births on June 9

Birth of Theodore III

1661 · Theodore III · Russia · House · House of Romanov

Birth of Theodore III, eldest surviving son of Tsar Alexius and Maria Miloslavskaya

Birth of George Stephenson

1781 · George Stephenson · Great Britain · Wylam · Science · Technology

Birth of George Stephenson

Birth of Cole Porter

1893 · Cole Porter · United States of America · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Cole Porter

Birth of Trevor Bolder

1950 · Trevor Bolder · Great Britain · Hull · Arts · Popular Music

Birth of Trevor Bolder

Birth of Princess Theodora

1983 · Constantine Glucksburg · Greece · London · House · House of Denmark

Princess Theodora, the fourth child of Constantine II and Anne-Marie, is born in London.

Deaths on June 9

Death of Octavia

62 · Nero Claudius Nero · Roman Empire · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Octavia, Nero's former wife, is executed in 62 after being divorced and exiled.

Death of Octavia

62 · Claudia Octavia · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Is executed after Nero divorces her.

Death of Nero

68 · Nero Claudius Nero · Roman Empire · Rome · House · House of Julio-Claudian Emperors

Nero commits suicide near Rome on June 9, 68, bringing the Julio-Claudian dynasty to an end.

Death of Peter Des Roches

1238 · Peter Des Roches · England · Farnham · Religion · Roman Catholic Church

Death of Peter Des Roches

Death of Dost Mohammad Khan

1863 · Dost Mohammad Khan · Afghanistan · Herat · Government · Government of Afghanistan

Dost Mohammad dies shortly after securing Herat.

Death of Rama VIII

1946 · Rama VIII · Thailand · Bangkok · House · House of Chakri

Death of Rama VIII, assassinated

Death of Arthur Greenwood

1954 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Dies in London aged seventy-four after more than three decades of parliamentary and Labour Party service.

Battles on June 9

Battle of Glenshiel

1719 · Joseph Wightman · Great Britain · Glenshiel · Warfare · Military

Marches down Glen Moriston to meet the Jacobites & arrive at Loch Cluanie

Battle of Brandy Station

1863 · James Ewell Brown Stewart · United States of America · Brandy Station · Warfare · Civil War

The only purely cavalry Battle of the war. Stuarts lines are attacked by General Pleasanton but hold out

Battle of Matz

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

If the Germans could make progress in the centre sector here, the indented Front Line of the bulge between these two salients could be straightened out. 1st day of 4th Ludendorf offensive, Battle of Matz

Battle of Matz

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

The German plan was to push the German Front Line westwards in the sector between two salients; the northern salient had been formed from the fighting towards Amiens and the southern one at the end of the previous German offensive in the Aisne sector.

Battle of Matz

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

The Noyon-Montdidier Offensive known in the German plan by its code-name of Operation Gneisenau (9th - Thirteenth June 1918). Also known as the Battle of Matz it was the fourth German offensive launched in 1918.

Battle of Dong Xoai

1965 · Le Trong Tan · Vietnam · Dong Xoai · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Le Trong Tan is associated with communist command during the Dong Xoai campaign

Battle of Dong Xoai

1965 · Cao Van Vien · Vietnam · Dong Xoai · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Vien helps direct South Vietnamese responses to the Viet Cong attack at Dong Xoai

Battle of Dong Xoai

1965 · William Westmoreland · Vietnam · Dong Xoai · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Westmoreland monitors the battle as Viet Cong forces overrun positions around Dong Xoai

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