Death of Loredana Marcello (English/Spanish/DBpedia date)
English, Spanish, and DBpedia sources record Loredana Marcello's death in Venice on 12 December 1572, while she was still Dogaressa.
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English, Spanish, and DBpedia sources record Loredana Marcello's death in Venice on 12 December 1572, while she was still Dogaressa.
View detailsBirth of Martha Jane Hunt (later Martha Coston) in Baltimore, Maryland, marking the beginning of a future maritime-safety innovator.
View detailsMurfey received three more journal-bearing patents, continuing to expand her packing and bearing portfolio into a second full year.
View detailsLuxemburg's first major public critique of Bernstein occurred on December 12, 1898.
View detailsBirth of Mária Telkes in Budapest, Hungary, future “Sun Queen” of solar energy.
View detailsMistral's poem cycle "Sonetos de la muerte" won first prize at Santiago's Juegos Florales, bringing her national recognition.
View detailsHenrietta Swan Leavitt died at 10:30 p.m. in Cambridge, Massachusetts, from complications of cancer.
View detailsHelen Frankenthaler was born on December 12, 1928, in New York City.
View detailsMarie Dionne Warwick born in East Orange, New Jersey, beginning the life of the future Grammy-winning pop and R&B icon.
View detailsWithin days, Batey and colleagues cracked a second Abwehr Enigma machine code.
View detailsRegina Jonas was murdered in Auschwitz, marking the end of her historic and trailblazing life.
View detailsDies of a heart attack in Cairo at 68, two days after her last public speech opposing the UN partition of Palestine.
View detailsDoris Blackburn passed away on December 12, 1970, leaving a legacy as a pioneering woman in Australian politics.
View detailsHelen Creighton, esteemed folklorist, passed away on December 12, 1989, in Dartmouth.
View detailsNana Meskhidze passed away on December 12, 1997, leaving a legacy in the art world.
View detailsJoyner-Kersee is inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame for her significant achievements in athletics.
View detailsJustice O’Connor joins the 5–4 majority in Bush v. Gore, a decision that effectively resolves the 2000 U.S. presidential election.
View detailsKarikó and Drew Weissman filed the U.S. patent application that became US8278036B2, covering non-immunogenic nucleoside-modified RNA.
View detailsFuller became the first woman to score in a Power Five football game by kicking two extra points against Tennessee.
View detailsA December 12, 2023 Boston Globe piece reframed Carol Stuart's killing as domestic violence, shifting focus from the racial hoax to her victimization.
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