Posthumous rehabilitation: condemnation annulled
Posthumous annulment of Joan of Arc's condemnation at a retrial.
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Posthumous annulment of Joan of Arc's condemnation at a retrial.
View detailsLillien Jane Martin was born on July 7, 1851, in Olean, New York.
View detailsNettie Maria Stevens, pioneer geneticist, was born on July 7, 1861, in Vermont.
View detailsLottie Dod wins Wimbledon Women's Singles on July 7, 1887, becoming the youngest ever champion.
View detailsMargaret Walker was born on July 7, 1915, in Birmingham, Alabama.
View detailsOn July 7, 1946, Cabrini was canonized, becoming the first naturalized U.S. citizen to be declared a saint.
View detailsDecoy's original run concluded on July 7, 1958, completing 39 episodes and cementing its legacy as a female-led police drama pioneer.
View detailsBerezin filed a patent covering technology for online data transfer.
View detailsOn the same day, she filed a companion patent further developing her data-transfer technology.
View detailsCree Summer was born on July 7, 1969, in Los Angeles, California.
View detailsThe U.S. Senate passed a cancer bill backed by Mary Lasker, paving the way for the National Cancer Act.
View detailsSiebert becomes the first woman Superintendent of Banks for New York State.
View detailsSamantha Smith arrived in the Soviet Union to begin a peace tour as Yuri Andropov’s invited guest.
View detailsBorders was named the starting pitcher for a men's professional game, becoming the first woman in the modern era to start such a contest.
View detailsJulie Campbell Tatham passed away on July 7, 1999.
View detailsSejima became the first woman appointed Director of the Architecture Sector of the Venice Biennale, curating the 12th International Architecture Exhibition.
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