September 7

Learn the most interesting events and historical facts that happened throughout history on September 7. From 1900 until now. September 7 is under the sign of Virgo. Famous birthdays on this day include Evan Rachel Wood (1987), Gloria Gaynor (1949) and Mammootty (1953). Several movies were released around September 7 over the years, such as The Thin Man in 1957 directed by W.S. Van Dyke and The Princess Bride in 1987 directed by Rob Reiner.
But much more happened on September 7 over the years: find out below

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Holidays

Also see September 7 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics)
Brazil - Independence day (from Portugal, 1822)
Mozambique - Victory Day
RC Saints - Saint Regina; Saint Evurtius (Heortius), St. Cloud (Clodoald)

Events

2018 Syrian Civil War: The presidents of Russia and Iran disagree with the Turkish president's proposal for a ceasefire in Idlib after meeting in Tehran, because it would not include the Islamist militants those nations aim to defeat. (Reuters)
2017 Israeli involvement in the Syrian Civil War: It is suspected that Israeli jets bomb a military research facility near the city of Masyaf, Hama Governorate, killing at least two Syrian Army soldiers. The facility was rumoured to contain chemical weapons. (The Washington Post) (The Guardian)
2016 Syrian civil war: A chlorine attack in Aleppo on Tuesday injures more than 100 people. The blast from barrel bombs dropped kills one person. (CNN)
2015 Turkey–PKK conflict: Turkish jets strike PKK militant positions across south-east Turkey and northern Iraq and deploy special forces to the Iraqi border following a deadly PKK attack which left at least 16 Turkish soldiers dead. (Reuters)
2014 2014 Iraq conflict:: The United States launches new airstrikes on ISIS in western Iraq, in an effort to protect the Haditha Dam. (Fox News)
2013 Syrian civil war:: Heavy government shelling of rebel positions near the Syrian capital kills 14 rebels and two civilians in the south of Damascus. (USA Today)
2012 Canada officially cuts diplomatic ties with Iran by closing its embassy in Tehran and ordered the expulsion of Iranian diplomats from Ottawa, over support for Syria, nuclear plans and alleged rights abuses.
2011 At least eleven people are killed following bombings in the Pakistan city of Quetta. (Dawn)
2010 Israel begins military preparations in order to intercept a 20-ship flotilla due to set sail towards the Gaza Strip and break the Israeli blockade. A wide range of plans are being considered, including the possibility of stopping the flotilla far out at sea due to its sheer size. (Hurriyet)
2009 Busch Gardens in Florida closes The Big Bad Wolf roller coaster. 29 million fans rode the attraction, which was the world's first suspended roller coaster.
2008 American mortgage companies Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are taken over by the US government, due to their risk to the economy. The two companies account for nearly half of home mortgages in the US. The two firms will be administered by the Federal Housing Finance Agency until their long-term future is decided. Together, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae own or guarantee about US$5.3 trillion of mortgages and have made a combined loss of about US$14 billion in the past year.
2007 2007 Lebanon conflict: The Lebanese Army declares victory after ending a three-month conflict with Fatah al-Islam militants in Nahr el-Bared. (Jane's News)
2006 The National Liberation Forces (FNL) signs a ceasefire with Burundi, the last rebel group to enter the peace process to end the Burundi Civil War.(BBC)
2005 First presidential election is held in Egypt.
2004 The United States Congress returns from its summer vacation. Several new pieces of legislation, including a major intelligence reform bill, are in the works in response to the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission. (The Guardian)
2003 Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declares that Hamas leaders are ampquotmarked for deathampquot and will not have a moment's rest, after Israel failed in an attempt to kill the top-ranking members of Hamas with a 550-pound bomb dropped on a Gaza City apartment.
2002 2002 US Open: Serena Williams defeats Venus Williams.
2001 Michael Jackson performs his first 30th anniversary (of his career) concert in New York City.
2000 Albania officially joins the World Trade Organization.
1999 A 5.9 magnitude earthquake rocks Athens, rupturing a previously unknown fault, killing 143, injuring more than 500, and leaving 50,000 people homeless.
1998 Google, Inc. is founded, in Menlo Park, California, by Stanford University Ph.D. candidates Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
1997 111th US Womens Tennis: Martina Hingis beats Venus Williams (60 64)
1996 American Hip-Hop star Tupac Shakur is fatally shot four times on the Las Vegas strip after leaving the Tyson-Seldon boxing match.
1995 12th MTV Awards
1994 Jingyi Le / Ying Shan / Ying Le / Bin Lu swimming 4x100 freestyle (3:37.91)
1993 Brazil votes over importing monarchy
1992 Army of Ciskei homeland kills 28 ANC demonstrators
1991 105th US Womens Tennis: Monica Seles beats Martina Navratilova (76 61)
1990 Street Scene opens at New York State Theater NYC for 6 performances
1989 Representatives of the government of Ethiopia and Eritrean separatists meet in Atlanta with former U.S. President Jimmy Carter attempting to broker a peace settlement.
1988 5th MTV Awards
1987 Netherlands routes 2 minesweepers to Persian Gulf
1986 100th US Womens Tennis: M Navratilova beats Helena Sukova (63 62)
1985 99th US Womens Tennis: Hana Mandlikova beats M Navratilova (76 16 76)
1983 Drury Gallagher sets fastest swim around Manhattan (6:41:35).
1981 Joanne Carner wins LPGA Rail Charity Golf Classic
1980 32nd Emmy Awards: Taxi, Lou Grant, Ed Asner and Barbara Bel Geddes
1979 Five-day MUSE concert against nuclear energy opens at Madison Square Gardens, New York.
1978 1st game of Boston Massacre, Yanks beat Red Sox 15-3
1977 Ethiopia drops diplomatic relations with Somalia
1975 95th US Mens Tennis: Manuel Orantes beats Jimmy Connors (64 63 63)
1974 Irene closes at Minskoff Theater NYC after 605 performances
1973 Jackie Stewart becomes Formula 1 world champion
1970 PLO hijacks 4 planes
1969 83rd US Womens Tennis: Margaret Smith Court beats Nancy Richey (62 62)
1966 KTNE TV channel 13 in Alliance, NB (PBS) begins broadcasting
1965 China announces that it will reinforce its troops on the Indian border.
1964 Betsy Rawls wins LPGA Valhalla Golf Open
1963 1st US TV appearance of Beatles (Big Night Out-ABC)
1961 Tom and Jerry make a return with their first episode since 1957, Switchin' Kitten. The new creator, Gene Deitch makes 12 more Tom and Jerry episodes until 1962.
1960 Ljudmila Shevcova runs female olympic record 800m (2:04.3)
1958 72nd US Womens Tennis: Althea Gibson beats Darlene R Hard (36 61 62)
1957 71st US Womens Tennis: Althea Gibson beats A Louise Brough (63 62)
1956 Bell X-2 sets unofficial manned aircraft altitude record 126,000+ feet.
1954 Integration begins in Washington DC and Baltimore MD public schools
1953 67th US Womens Tennis: Maureen Connolly beats Doris Hart (62 64)
1952 66th US Womens Tennis: Maureen Connolly beats Doris Hart (63 75)
1950 Monasteries shut down in Hungary
1949 The Federal Republic of Germany is officially founded. Konrad Adenauer is the first federal chancellor.
1948 First use of synthetic rubber in asphaltic concrete, Akron, Ohio.
1947 Battles between Hindus and Moslems in New Delhi
1945 Japanese at Rioekioe-islands surrender
1944 SS-General Kurt Meyer takes Durnal Belgium
1943 987 Dutch Jewish transported to Auschwitz Concentration Camp
1942 62nd US Mens Tennis: F Schroeder Jr beats F Parker (86 75 36 46 62)
1941 61st US Mens Tennis: R L Riggs beats Francis Kovacs (2d 57 61 63 63)
1940 54th US Womens Tennis: Alice Marble beats Helen Hull Jacobs (62 63)
1939 Radio New York Worldwide-WRUL begins radio transmission
1938 ''The Times'' publishes a lead article which calls on Czechoslovakia to cede the Sudetenland to Germany.
1937 CBS broadcasts a two-and-a-half hour memorial concert nationwide on radio in memory of George Gershwin, live from the Hollywood Bowl. Many celebrities appear, including Oscar Levant, Fred Astaire, Otto Klemperer, Lily Pons, and members of the original cast of ''Porgy and Bess''. The concert is recorded and released complete years later in what is excellent sound for its time, on CD. The Los Angeles Philharmonic is the featured orchestra.
1936 Boulder Dam (now Hoover Dam) begins operation
1934 Luxury liner Morro Castle burns off NJ, killing 134
1932 Earl Grace, ends NL catcher record streak of 110 cons errorless games
1929 Steamer Kuru capsizes and sinks on Lake Nasijarvi near Tampere in Finland. 136 lives are lost.
1927 Philo Farnsworth demonstrates 1st use of TV in San Francisco
1923 Interpol forms in Vienna
1922 In Aydin, Turkey, independence of Aydin, from Greek occupation.
1921 In Atlantic City, New Jersey, the first Miss America Pageant, a two-day event, is held.
1920 Two newly purchased Savoia flying boats crash in the Swiss Alps en-route to Finland where they would serve with the Suomen Ilmavoimat, killing both crews.
1916 Federal employees win the right to Workers' compensation by Federal Employers Liability Act (39 Stat. 742; 5 U.S.C. 751)
1915 35th US Mens Tennis: Wm Johnston beats M E McLoughlin (16 60 75 108)
1914 New York Post Office Building opens to public
1912 Eddie Collins steals record 6 bases in 9-7 Athletics win over Detroit
1911 French poet Guillaume Apollinaire is arrested and put in jail on suspicion of stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre museum.
1909 Eugene Lefebvre (1878 : 1909), while test piloting a new French-built Wright biplane, crashes at Juvisy, France when his controls jam. Lefebvre dies, becoming the first 'pilot' in the world to lose his life in a powered heavier-than-air craft.
1907 Cunard Line's RMS Lusitania sets sail on her maiden voyage from Liverpool, England to New York City.
1906 Alberto Santos-Dumont flies his 14-bis aircraft at Bagatelle, France for the first time successfully.
1904 British expedition to Tibet: The Dalai Lama signs the Anglo-Tibetan Treaty with Colonel Francis Younghusband.
1903 Federation of American Motorcyclists organized in New York.
1901 Peace of Peking - Ends Boxer Rebellion in China
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