Secret Marriage to Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn secretly married King Henry VIII, beginning her tenure as queen consort and a pivotal step in the English Reformation.
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Anne Boleyn secretly married King Henry VIII, beginning her tenure as queen consort and a pivotal step in the English Reformation.
View detailsElizabeth’s first Parliament met at Westminster, beginning the legislative work that led to the Elizabethan Religious Settlement.
View detailsElizabeth approved the founding of Moscow University, the first university in Russia, on the initiative of Mikhail Lomonosov and Ivan Shuvalov.
View detailsRamabai Ranade was born on 25 January 1863 in Devrashtre, Satara district, Maharashtra, into a Marathi Hindu family.
View detailsWalker formally received the Medal of Honor from President Andrew Johnson.
View detailsFormally presented Medal of Honor at the White House.
View detailsThe modernist novelist is born Adeline Virginia Stephen.
View detailsBly completes her trip around the world, breaking records.
View detailsShirley Dinsdale became the first recipient of an Emmy Award.
View detailsAt the first Annual Emmy Awards, Shirley Dinsdale received the very first Emmy Award.
View detailsZaharias co-founded the LPGA, shaping professional women’s golf in the US.
View detailsMotley was appointed to the federal judiciary, a historic first.
View detailsNell Shipman died on January 25, 1970, in Cabazon, California, largely forgotten by the industry she helped pioneer.
View detailsRita Angus died on 25 January 1970 in Wellington, New Zealand, aged 61, after a long illness.
View detailsBecomes the first Black woman to seek a major-party presidential nomination.
View detailsCharlotte Whitton passed away on January 25, 1975, in Ottawa.
View detailsHayes won the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Special, contributing to her eventual EGOT status.
View detailsJiang Qing was sentenced on January 25, 1981, to death, reprieved for two years.
View detailsDesignated as Honorary U.S. Foreign Service Officer.
View detailsCher wins the Golden Globe for Best Actress – Musical or Comedy for her role in "Moonstruck."
View detailsSeles captured her first Australian Open title, defeating Jana Novotná.
View detailsSeles won the Australian Open title for the second consecutive year.
View detailsAppointed chair of Task Force on National Health Care Reform by President Bill Clinton.
View detailsCallbeck became the 28th Premier of PEI, the province's first woman premier and Canada's first elected female provincial premier.
View detailsRecognized as lone Asian American player in NWBL with San Jose Spiders.
View detailsPassed away in Hoofddorp, Netherlands, leaving a sports legacy.
View detailsOn her 100th day at sea, Watson reached the halfway mark of her voyage, having sailed about 11,500 nautical miles.
View detailsAchieves double gold in 100m and 400m T11 at Christchurch 2011.
View detailsMae Young died on January 14, 2014, at age 90, closing out one of the longest and most groundbreaking careers in professional wrestling history.
View detailsFang Fang began her daily online 'Wuhan Diary,' documenting life inside the locked-down city during the COVID-19 outbreak.
View detailsThe U.S. Senate confirmed Janet Yellen as the 78th Secretary of the Treasury by a vote of 84–15, making her the first female Treasury Secretary in U.S. history.
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