Accession as Empress of All Russia
After deposing her husband Peter III in a coup, Catherine is proclaimed Empress of Russia on 9 July 1762.
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After deposing her husband Peter III in a coup, Catherine is proclaimed Empress of Russia on 9 July 1762.
View detailsCatherine leads a successful coup against her husband Peter III and is proclaimed sole Empress of Russia on 9 July 1762.
View detailsGave birth to Sophie Hélène Béatrice, her youngest child, at Versailles.
View detailsAstronomer Victor Knorre discovered main-belt asteroid 238 Hypatia on July 9, 1884, later named to honor the ancient philosopher and astronomer.
View detailsAt the 1900 Paris Olympics, she won Bronze in singles and mixed doubles.
View detailsDeath of Martha Jane Coston, inventor of the Coston flare, in Pennsylvania after a career transforming maritime night signaling.
View detailsElliott regained U.S. citizenship after legal changes in 1917.
View detailsGoldman is convicted of obstructing the draft and sentenced to two years in prison.
View detailsKathleen Hylda Valerie Britten was born in Stourbridge, England, later becoming a pioneering computer scientist.
View detailsPaula Kent Meehan, future co-founder of Redken Laboratories, was born on July 9, 1932, in Denver, Colorado.
View detailsHaydée Mercedes Sosa was born in San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina, into a working-class family of mixed Indigenous and Spanish descent.
View detailsThe Frank family’s official move into hiding was completed by leaving their home.
View details"Tron" is released, showcasing Carlos’s hybrid score blending synth and orchestral elements.
View detailsAt 15, Mia Hamm debuted for the U.S. women's team as its youngest player then.
View detailsKatherine Louise Bouman was born in West Lafayette, Indiana. She is best known as Katie Bouman, a key contributor to the black hole imaging project.
View detailsA later profile identifies July 9, 1998, as the game in which Borders started, pitching five innings and allowing three earned runs.
View detailsSecures her third U.S. Women’s Open title on 9 July 2006 with an 18‑hole playoff win at Newport Country Club.
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