Misplaced Pages

August 9: Difference between revisions

Article snapshot taken from Wikipedia with creative commons attribution-sharealike license. Give it a read and then ask your questions in the chat. We can research this topic together.
Browse history interactively
← Previous editNext edit →Content deleted Content addedVisualWikitext
Revision as of 16:02, 4 May 2008 edit68.194.177.124 (talk) ←Replaced content with 'betty boop is the cooliest persin evr so like totally bow @ her feet cuz she totally rox my pink fuzzy foo foo sox off so like yeah u can like visit her fan pgs...'← Previous edit Revision as of 16:02, 4 May 2008 edit undoVoABot II (talk | contribs)274,019 editsm BOT - Reverted edits by 68.194.177.124 {possible vandalism} (mistake?) to last version by "Soxred93".Next edit →
Line 1: Line 1:
{| style="float:right;"
betty boop is the cooliest persin evr so like totally bow @ her feet cuz she totally rox my pink fuzzy foo foo sox off so like yeah u can like visit her fan pgs @ like anytim
|-
| {{AugustCalendar}}
|-
| {{ThisDateInRecentYears|Month=August|Day=9}} <!-- preserves autoscroll -->
|}
{{Day}}

== Events ==
* ] - ]: ] - ] decisively defeats ] at ] and Pompey flees to ].
* ] - ]: ] - A large ] army led by Emperor ] is defeated by the ] in present-day ]. Valens is killed along with over half of his army.
* ] - ] is founded as a ] on the south bank of the ], after defeating the ] armies of Emperor ] south of the ] delta.
* ] - ] ] dies in ], after reigning for only 23 days.
* ] - Construction of the ] begins, and it takes two centuries to complete.
* ] - ] the first Indian Diocese was erected by Pope John XXII and ] was appointed the first Bishop
* ] - Opening of the ]
* ] - Rear Admiral ] leads a raid on the Dutch island of ], destroying 150 merchant ships in the ] estuary, and pillaging the town of West-Terschelling, an act later knkown as "]".
* ] - ] annexes ] as part of the ].
* ] - ] is signed, establishing the ]-] border ] of the ].
* ] - ]: ] - At ], ] General ] narrowly defeats ] forces under General ].
* ] - ]: ] - A small band of ] Indians clash with the ].
* ] - ] receives a ] for a two-way ].
* ] - ] is crowned king of the ].
* ] - The first ] encampment concludes at ] in Southern ].
* ] - ]: ]: ] wins his fourth ] at the games becoming the first American to win four medals in one ].
* ] - ]n leader, ] is arrested in ] by ] forces, launching the ].
* 1942 - ]: ] - ] naval forces protecting their amphibious forces during the initial stages of the ] are surprised and defeated by an ] cruiser force.
* ] - The ] and the Wartime Advertising Council release posters featuring ] for the first time.
* ] - ]: ] is ] when an ], "Fat Man", is dropped by the ] ] '']''. 70,000 people are killed instantly.
* ] - ] seceded from ] and gained independence.
* 1965 - A fire at a ] missile base near ] kills 53 construction workers.
* ] - Members of a ] led by ] brutally murder pregnant actress ] (wife of ]), ] heiress ], Polish actor ], men's hairstylist ], and recent high-school graduate ] at ] in ].
* ] - As a direct result of the ], ] becomes the first ] to resign from office. His ], ], becomes president.
* ] - The ] loses a 38-year hold on national leadership.
* ] - ]n President ] fires his Prime Minister, ], and for the fourth time fires his entire cabinet.
* 1999 - The ] enacts a law establishing the ] and ] as the official ] and ].
* ] - US President ] announces his support for federal funding of limited research on embryonic ]s.

== Births ==
* ] - ], English chronicler (d. ])
* ] - ], English angler (d. ])
* ] - ], English ] (d. ])
* ] - ], German composer (d. ])
* ] - ], English poet (d. ])
* ] - ], Tsarina of Russia (d. ])
* ] - ], Czech architect (d. ])
* ] - ] (d. ])
* ] - ], Italian Jesuit scientist (d. ])
* ] - ], Scottish civil engineer (d. ])
* ] - ], Italian chemist (d. ])
* ] - Grand Duchess ] (d. ])
* ] - ], British naval officer (d. ])
* ] - ], English railway and civil engineer (d. ])
* ] - ], commander at Battle of the Alamo
* ] - ], Canadian religious figure (d. ])
* ] - ], queen consort of Spain (d. 1876)
* ] - ], Russian writer (d. ])
* ] - ], Austrian field marshal (d. ])
* ] - ], Venezuelan composer and conductor (d. ])
* ] - ], English pianist, conductor and composer (b. ])
* ] - ], Swiss psychologist (d. ])
* 1896 - ], German physicist (d. ])
* ] - ], Australian author (d. ])
* ] - ], American actor (d. ])
* ] - ], French violinist (d. ])
* ] - ], German diplomat (d. ])
* ] - ], American physicist, ] (d. ])
* 1911 - ], American boxing trainer (d. ])
* ] - ], Finnish author (]) (d. ])
* 1914 - ], Hungarian conductor (d. ])
* 1914 - ], English footballer (d. ])
* ] - ], ] (d. ])
* 1919 - ], American baseball player and manager
* ] - ], Italian journalist and writer
* ] - ], American politician, (d. ])
* 1921 - ], televangelist
* ] - ], English poet (d. ])
* ] - ], creator of ] (d. ])
* ] - ], American author
* 1927 - ], English actor (d. ])
* ] - ], American. basketball player
* ] - ], Quebec economist and politician
* ] - ], Brazilian football coach and player
* 1931 - ], American baseball player
* ] - ], Canadian jurist
* ] - ], Japanese television personality and children's author
* ] - ], American baseball player
* 1936 - ], Hong Kong film director
* ] - ], Ukrainian politician
* 1938 - ], Australian tennis player
* ] - ], ], former ]
* 1939 - ], Brazilian footballer
* ] - ], American actress
* ] - ], American baseball player (d. ])
* 1942 - ], Canadian comedian
* ] - ], American boxer
* ] - ], American actor
* ] - ], English cartoonist
* ] - ], American football player
* ] - ], American soul singer
* ] - ], American baseball player
* ] - ], American writer
* ] - ], Thai politician
* ] - ], American politician
* 1955 - ], American sportswriter
* ] - ], American actress
* ] - ], American rapper
* 1959 - ], Canadian actor
* ] - ], American tennis player
* 1961 - ], New Zealand politician
* 1961 - ], American actress
* ] - ], American football player
* 1962 - ], American football player
* ] - ], American diva and actress
* ] - ], Canadian-born hockey player
* 1964 - ], American television news anchor
* ] - ], American football player
* ] - ], American actress
* 1968 - ], Australian actor
* 1968 - ], American actress
* 1968 - ], American musician
* 1968 - ], American film producer and director
* ] - ], American convicted felon
* 1969 - ], baseball player
* ] - ], hockey player
* 1970 - ], American TV journalist
* 1970 - ], American actor
* 1970 - ], American musician (])
* ] - ], Italian cyclist
* 1971 - ], American rapper
* 1971 - ], technology reporter (d. ])
* ] - ], Colombian singer
* 1972 - ], Taiwanese singer
* ] - ], Scottish actor
* 1973 - ], Italian footballer
* ] - ], Indian film actor
* 1974 - ], American basketball player
* 1974 - ], American baseball player
* 1974 - ], American politician
* 1974 - ], English actress
* ] - ], American baseball player
* 1975 - ], Australian soccer player
* ] - ], American actress
* 1976 - ], English actress
* ] - ], American baseball player
* 1977 - ], American basketball player
* 1977 - ], American football player
* 1977 - ], French footballer
* ] - ], French actress
* ] - ], South Korean actor
* ] - ], American sprinter
* 1982 - ], American football player
* ] - ], American actress
* 1983 - ], Canadian hockey player
* ] - ], Scottish footballer
* ] - ], Italian racing driver
* 1985 - ], American swimmer
* 1985 - ], American football player
* ] - ], American actress
* ] - ], Italian footballer
* ] - ], Australian actress
<!--
Do not add yourself or people without Misplaced Pages articles or fictional characters to this list
Do not trust "this day in history" websites for accurate date information
Do not link multiple occurrences of the same year, just link the first occurrence.
-->

== Deaths ==
* ] - ], ] (b. ])
* ] - ], ] (killed in battle) (b. ])
* ] - ] (b. ])
* ] - ] of Japan (b. ])
* ] - ], father of ]
* ] - King ] (b. ])
* ] - ], Italian theologian (b. ])
* ] - ], Prince of Wallachia (b. ])
* ] - ], English jurist (b. ])
* ] - ], English orientalist (b. ])
* ] - ], English patron of the arts (b. ])
* ] - ], German jurist and writer (b. ])
* ] - ], French painter (b. ])
* ] - ], Northern Irish poet and artist (b. ])
* ] - ], Italian composer (b. ])
* ] - ], (St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross) (executed) (b. ])
* ] - ], American athlete (b. ])
* 1945 - ], last ] ] recipient (b. ])
* ] - ], Nazi doctor (b. ])
* ] - ], German-born writer, ] (b. ])
* ] - ], English writer (b. ])
* ] - ], British physicist, ] (b. ])
* 1969 - ], American heiress (murdered) (b. ])
* 1969 - ], Polish writer (murdered) (b. ])
* 1969 - ], American hair stylist (murdered) (b. ])
* 1969 - ], American actress (murdered) (b. ])
* 1969 - ], American student (murdered) (b. ])
* ] - ], American trumpet player and bandleader (b. ])
* ] - ], Russian composer (b. ])
* ] - ], baseball executive (b. ])
* ] - ], Australian rugby league footballer (b. ])
* ] - ], Italian composer (b. ])
* ] - ], English footballer (b. ])
* ] - ], American musician (]) (b. ])
* ] - Sir ], invented the ] (b. ])
* ] - ], Egyptian politician (b. ])
* ] - ], Hungarian-born economist, ] (b. ])
* ] - ]-kidnapped and murder by ] (b. ])
* ] - ], British guitarist (]) (b. ])
* 2002 - ], anarchist, sociologist, and peace activist
* ] - ], English footballer and manager (b. ])
* 2003 - ], American actor and dancer (b. ])
* 2003 - ], French film director (b. ])
* 2003 - ], American baritone (b. ])
* ] - ], French politician and president of the European Court of Justice (b. ])
* 2004 - ], American guitarist (b. ])
* 2004 - ], American film director (b. ])
* ] - ], American actor (b. ])
* 2005 - ], American novelist (b. ])
* ] - ], American physicist (b. ])
* 2006 - ], science fiction author (b. ])
* ] - ], American ], ] (b. ])
<!--
Do not add people without Misplaced Pages articles to this list
Do not trust "this year in history" websites for accurate date information
Do not link multiple occurrences of the same year, just link the first occurrence.
-->

== Holidays and observances ==
* ]: ]
* ] in ]
* ]
* ]: Official "] Day" in honor of the Baltimore-born composer and musician (born 1940, died 1993).
* Feast day of the great ] ] in ]
]
* ]
* ]
* ] (David), bishop of Achonry
* ], martyr (Romanus Ostiarius, died 258)
* ], martyrs

== External links ==
*
* {{NYT On this day|month=08|day=09}}
*
----
{{months}}

]

]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]

Revision as of 16:02, 4 May 2008

Template:AugustCalendar
August 9 in recent years
  2024 (Friday)
  2023 (Wednesday)
  2022 (Tuesday)
  2021 (Monday)
  2020 (Sunday)
  2019 (Friday)
  2018 (Thursday)
  2017 (Wednesday)
  2016 (Tuesday)
  2015 (Sunday)
Day of the year

August 9 is the 221st day of the year (222nd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar; 144 days remain until the end of the year.

Events

Births

Deaths

Holidays and observances

Roman Catholicism

External links

Months and days of the year
Today: January 15, 2025 [refresh]
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Category: