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| − | '''September 18''' is the [[18]]<sup>th</sup> day in [[September]]. | + | [[Image:Black.jpg|thumb|300px|September 18 is Bandana day in many parts of the world.]]'''September 18''' is the [[18]]<sup>th</sup> day in [[September]]. |
The following events took place on September 18: | The following events took place on September 18: | ||
Revision as of 18:36, 24 October 2007
September 18 is the 18th day in September.
The following events took place on September 18:
1885 -- Paul Roussenq lives (1885-1949). Best known as the "anarchist convict". Arrested for vagrancy, in 1903; he did not get out of jail until 1932, after massive protest efforts.
1900 -- France: [[The International Anti-Parliamentary Congress]], scheduled to begin tomorrow, is banned by the French Council of Ministers.
1945 -- Voline (1882-1945), Russian revolutionary &
anarchist historian, dies (Long after Leo Trotsky had ordered
his execution in 1921).
2006 -- Auntie Dave reads Kenneth Patchen, [[Cafe Allegro]] ("Orange Bears" & "Joe Hill Listens to the Praying").
