First woman to rule Byzantium alone
Irene became sole ruler of Byzantium on 17 August 797, becoming the first woman to hold the empire in her own right.
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Irene became sole ruler of Byzantium on 17 August 797, becoming the first woman to hold the empire in her own right.
View detailsFredrika Bremer was born on August 17, 1801, in Tuorla, Finland.
View detailsSacagawea facilitated crucial negotiations with the Shoshone for horses and guides, pivotal for the expedition.
View detailsMurfey's last verified patents applied her bearing materials to textile spindles, bringing her total to 23 patents plus one reissue since 1870.
View detailsBronisława Wajs, later known by her Romani name Papusza, was born on 17 August 1908 into a nomadic Polish Roma family.
View detailsMoisant's F.A.I. Airplane Pilot’s Certificate no. 44 dated by Aero Club.
View detailsBly becomes the first woman journalist to report from WWI's Eastern Front.
View detailsWinson Hudson was born on August 17, 1916, in the Harmony community of Leake County, Mississippi.
View detailsCharlotte Perkins Gilman passed away on August 17, 1935, in Pasadena, California.
View detailsMargaret Hamilton was born on August 17, 1936, in Paoli, Indiana.
View detailsEleanor Roosevelt departs on a month-long trip to the Pacific warfront, visiting Guadalcanal and becoming the first First Lady to visit an active war zone.
View detailsLydia Mendoza began recording with the influential Falcon Records, enhancing her impact on Tejano music.
View detailsAlice Stebbins Wells died on August 17, 1957, leaving behind a transformative legacy in American law enforcement.
View detailsLopez wins second U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship.
View detailsPearl Bailey died of heart disease on August 17, 1990, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the age of 72.
View detailsSoloed the north face of the Petit Dru via the Allain route.
View detailsQuaker Oats acquisition was announced on August 17, 2001, a strategic win for PepsiCo under Nooyi.
View detailsThea Astley died on 17 August 2004 at her home near Byron Bay, New South Wales, shortly after completing her final novel.
View details"Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" hit No. 1, making Perry the first woman with five Billboard Hot 100 chart-toppers from one album.
View detailsSuu Kyi makes her first major official foreign visit as national leader, traveling to China.
View detailsU.S. patent application 20170233363 on producing and isolating 5-hydroxymethylfurfural, naming Catia Bastioli, was published.
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