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File:Patriotactsigning.jpg|George W. Bush signing the Patriot Act into law
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File:St Pauls aerial.jpg|St Paul's Cathedral
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| ; [[Calendar of saints|Feast day]] of '''[[Demetrius of Thessaloniki]]'''
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| [[1597]] – Thirteen Korean ships commanded by Admiral [[Yi Sun-sin]] defeated a far larger [[Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)|Japanese invasion]] fleet at the '''[[Battle of Myeongnyang]]''' in the [[Myeongnyang Strait]].
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| [[1708]] – The final stone of '''[[St Paul's Cathedral]]''', rebuilt after the original burned down in the [[Great Fire of London|1666 Great Fire of London]], was laid by the son of its architect, [[Christopher Wren]].
| [[1708]] – The final stone of '''[[St Paul's Cathedral]]''', rebuilt after the original burned down in the [[Great Fire of London|1666 Great Fire of London]], was laid by the son of its architect, [[Christopher Wren]].
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| [[1813]] – [[War of 1812]]: British forces and [[Mohawk people|Mohawk]] allies under [[Charles de Salaberry]] '''[[Battle of the Chateauguay|repulsed]]''' an American attempt to invade Canada<!--[[Saint Lawrence Campaign]] article doesn't exist yet-->.
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| [[1825]] – The '''[[Erie Canal]]''', connecting the [[Great Lakes]] with the [[Hudson River]] and providing a shortcut to the Atlantic Ocean through [[New York]], was opened.
| [[1825]] – The '''[[Erie Canal]]''', connecting the [[Great Lakes]] with the [[Hudson River]] and providing a shortcut to the Atlantic Ocean through [[New York]], was opened.
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| [[1940]] – The '''[[North American P-51 Mustang]]''', one of the most effective [[fighter aircraft]] for the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] during World War&nbsp;II, made its first flight.
| [[1940]] – The '''[[North American P-51 Mustang]]''', one of the most effective [[fighter aircraft]] for the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] during World War&nbsp;II, made its first flight.
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| [[1944]] – [[World War II]]: In one of the [[largest naval battle in history|largest naval battles in modern history]], [[Allies of World War II|Allied forces]] defeated the [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] at the '''[[Battle of Leyte Gulf]]''' in the seas surrounding the Philippine island of [[Leyte]].
| [[1944]] – [[World War II]]: In one of the [[largest naval battle in history|largest naval battles in modern history]], [[Allies of World War II|Allied forces]] defeated the [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] at the '''[[Battle of Leyte Gulf]]''' in the seas surrounding the Philippine island of [[Leyte]].
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| [[1985]] – The Australian government returned ownership of '''[[Uluru]]''', also known as Ayers Rock, to the local [[Pitjantjatjara|Pitjantjatjara people]].
| [[1985]] – The Australian government returned ownership of '''[[Uluru]]''', also known as Ayers Rock, to the local [[Pitjantjatjara|Pitjantjatjara people]].
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|[[1994]] – Israel and Jordan signed '''[[Israel–Jordan peace treaty|a peace treaty]]''', settling [[Israel–Jordan relations|relations between the two countries]] and pledging that neither would allow its territory to become a staging ground for military strikes by a third country.
| [[2001]] – President [[George W. Bush]] signed the '''[[Patriot Act]]''' into law<!-- ''(pictured)''-->, significantly expanding the authority of law enforcement agencies in fighting terrorism in the United States and elsewhere.
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| [[2002]] – Approximately 40 [[Chechnya|Chechen]] rebels and 130 hostages died when Russian forces stormed a theater building in Moscow to end '''[[Moscow theater hostage crisis|a four-day hostage siege]]'''.
| [[2002]] – Approximately 40 [[Chechnya|Chechen]] rebels and 130 hostages died when Russian forces stormed a theater building in Moscow to end '''[[Moscow theater hostage crisis|a four-day hostage siege]]'''.
| already featured on [[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/October 23|October 23]]
| already featured on [[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/October 23|October 23]]
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| '''[[William T. Anderson]]'''<!--American soldier--> |d|1864
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* [[1597]] – [[Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)|Japanese invasions of Korea]]: Thirteen Korean ships commanded by Admiral [[Yi Sun-sin]] defeated a far larger Japanese invading fleet at the '''[[Battle of Myeongnyang]]''' in the [[Myeongnyang Strait]].
* [[1881]] – The '''[[Gunfight at the O.K. Corral]]''', one of the most famous shootouts of the [[American frontier|American Old West]], took place in [[Tombstone, Arizona]], between [[Ike Clanton]]'s gang and lawmen including [[Wyatt Earp]].
* [[1813]] – [[War of 1812]]: British forces and [[Mohawk people|Mohawk]] allies under [[Charles de Salaberry]] '''[[Battle of the Chateauguay|repulsed an American attempt to invade Canada]]'''<!--[[Saint Lawrence Campaign]] article doesn't exist yet-->.
* [[1902]] – A group of Russian explorers led by Baron [[Eduard Toll]] left their camp on [[Bennett Island]] and '''[[Russian polar expedition of 1900–1902|disappeared without a trace]]'''.
* [[1902]] – A group of Russian explorers led by [[Eduard von Toll|Baron von Toll]] left their camp on [[Bennett Island]] and '''[[Russian polar expedition of 1900–1902|disappeared without a trace]]'''.
* [[1909]] – '''[[An Jung-geun]]''', a [[Korean independence movement|Korean independence activist]], assassinated [[Itō Hirobumi]], the president of the [[Privy Council of Japan]].
* [[1905]] – The '''[[Saint Petersburg Soviet]]''' held its first meeting, becoming the first [[Soviet (council)|elected body in Russia to represent workers]].
* [[1921]] – The '''[[Chicago Theatre]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''-->, the oldest surviving grand [[movie palace]], opened.
* [[1921]] – The '''[[Chicago Theatre]]''' ''(pictured)'', the oldest surviving grand [[movie palace]], opened.
* [[1977]] – Somali hospital cook '''[[Ali Maow Maalin]]''' began displaying symptoms of [[smallpox]], becoming the last person to be naturally infected by the disease.
* [[1977]] – Somali hospital cook '''[[Ali Maow Maalin]]''' began displaying symptoms of [[smallpox]], becoming the last person known to be naturally infected by the disease.
* Born/died: | '''[[Cuthbert of Canterbury]]'''<!--English bishop--> |d|760| '''[[John Basset (1518–1541)|John Basset]]'''<!--English nobleman--> |b|1518| '''[[Michael Maestlin]]'''<!--German astronomer--> |d|1631| '''[[C. W. Post|{{nowrap|C. W.}} Post]]'''<!--American businessman--> |b|1854| '''[[Elizabeth Cady Stanton]]'''<!--American activist--> |d|1902| '''[[Suhailah Noah]]'''<!--Malaysian prime minister--> |b|1931| '''[[Oro (wrestler)|Oro]]'''<!--Mexican--> |d|1993
* [[2000]] – Following protests against military leader [[Robert Guéï]]<!-- 10 months after he came to power in [[1999 Ivorian coup d'état|a coup]]-->, '''[[Laurent Gbagbo]]''' became<!-- the first elected (article does not say he was first elected president) --> the [[List of heads of state of Ivory Coast|president of Ivory Coast]].
* [[2001]] – President [[George W. Bush]] signed the '''[[Patriot Act]]''' into law ''(pictured)'', significantly expanding the authority of United States law enforcement agencies.

* Born/died: | '''[[John Basset (1518–1541)|John Basset]]'''<!--English nobleman--> |b|1518| '''[[Michael Maestlin]]'''<!--German astronomer--> |d|1631| '''[[Sir John Gell, 1st Baronet]]'''<!--English landowner--> |d|1671| '''[[C. W. Post|{{nowrap|C. W.}} Post]]'''<!--American businessman--> |b|1854| '''[[William T. Anderson]]'''<!--American soldier--> |d|1864| '''[[Elizabeth Cady Stanton]]'''<!--American activist--> |d|1902| '''[[Yamashita Yoshitsugu]]'''<!--Japanese judoka-->|d|1935| '''[[Masaharu Iwata]]'''<!--Japanese composer--> |b|1966| '''[[Oro (wrestler)|Oro]]'''<!--Mexican--> |d|1993|


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* [[1341]] – The [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] army proclaimed chief minister [[John VI Kantakouzenos|John&nbsp;VI Kantakouzenos]] emperor, triggering '''[[Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347|a civil war]]''' between his supporters and those of [[John V Palaiologos|John&nbsp;V Palaiologos]], the heir to the throne.
* [[1341]] – The [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] army proclaimed chief minister [[John VI Kantakouzenos|John&nbsp;VI Kantakouzenos]] as emperor, triggering '''[[Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347|a civil war]]''' between his supporters and those of [[John V Palaiologos|John&nbsp;V Palaiologos]], the heir to the throne.
* [[1871]] – Liberian president [[Edward James Roye]] <!--''(pictured)''--> '''[[1871 Liberian coup d'état|was overthrown]]''' in modern Africa's first coup d'état.
* [[1892]] – '''[[Ida B. Wells]]''' ''(pictured)'' began to publish her research on [[lynching]] in the United States, for which she was posthumously awarded a [[Pulitzer Prize]] in 2020.
* [[1892]] – '''[[Ida B. Wells]]''' ''(pictured)'' began publishing her research on [[lynching]] in the United States, for which she was posthumously awarded a [[Pulitzer Prize]] in 2020.
* [[1955]] – [[Ngo Dinh Diem|Ngô Đình Diệm]] proclaimed himself president of the newly created [[South Vietnam|Republic of Vietnam]] after defeating former emperor [[Bảo Đại]] in '''[[1955 State of Vietnam referendum|a fraudulent referendum]]''' supervised by his brother [[Ngô Đình Nhu]].
* [[1955]] – [[Ngo Dinh Diem|Ngô Đình Diệm]] proclaimed himself president of the newly created [[South Vietnam|Republic of Vietnam]] after defeating former emperor [[Bảo Đại]] in '''[[1955 State of Vietnam referendum|a fraudulent referendum]]''' supervised by his brother [[Ngô Đình Nhu]].
* [[2004]] – [[Rockstar Games]] released '''''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]''''', considered [[List of video games considered the best|one of the best video games ever made]], in North America.
* [[1994]] – Israel and Jordan signed '''[[Israel–Jordan peace treaty|a peace treaty]]''', settling [[Israel–Jordan relations|relations between the two countries]] and pledging that neither would allow its territory to become a staging ground for military strikes by a third country.
{{Born and died list| '''[[Cuthbert of Canterbury]]'''<!--English bishop--> |d|760| '''[[Gómez González]]'''<!--Spanish nobleman--> |d|1111| '''[[Carlo Collodi]]'''<!--Italian writer--> |d|1890| '''[[Hillary Clinton]]'''<!--American politician-->|b|1947|}}
* [[2000]] – Following protests against military leader [[Robert Guéï]]<!-- 10 months after he came to power in [[1999 Ivorian coup d'état|a coup]]-->, '''[[Laurent Gbagbo]]''' became the first elected [[List of heads of state of Ivory Coast|president of Ivory Coast]].
{{Born and died list| '''[[Gómez González]]'''<!--Spanish nobleman--> |d|1111| '''[[Carlo Collodi]]'''<!--Italian writer--> |d|1890| '''[[Masaharu Iwata]]'''<!--Japanese composer--> |b|1966}}
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National Day in Austria (1955) accuracy disputed
Angam Day in Nauru; single source
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1708 – The final stone of St Paul's Cathedral, rebuilt after the original burned down in the 1666 Great Fire of London, was laid by the son of its architect, Christopher Wren. refimprove section
1825 – The Erie Canal, connecting the Great Lakes with the Hudson River and providing a shortcut to the Atlantic Ocean through New York, was opened. refimprove/unreferenced sections
1859 – The passenger ship Royal Charter, en route from Australia to England, was wrecked on the east coast of Anglesey, Wales, killing at least 459 people. refimprove
1860 – Having defeated the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, Italian military figure Giuseppe Garibaldi hailed King Victor Emmanuel of Sardinia as King of Italy. refimprove section
1863The Football Association, one of the oldest governing bodies in association football, was founded at a pub in London's Great Queen Street. unreferenced section
1937Second Sino-Japanese War: Xie Jinyuan and National Revolutionary Army soldiers began the Defense of Sihang Warehouse against waves of Japanese attackers during the Battle of Shanghai. refimprove, primary sources
1940 – The North American P-51 Mustang, one of the most effective fighter aircraft for the Allies during World War II, made its first flight. unreferenced text
1944World War II: In one of the largest naval battles in modern history, Allied forces defeated the Imperial Japanese Navy at the Battle of Leyte Gulf in the seas surrounding the Philippine island of Leyte. refimprove section
1947Maharaja Hari Singh, ruler of Jammu and Kashmir, executed the Instrument of Accession to accede the princely state to the newly created India. expansion
1964 – Australian serial killer Eric Edgar Cooke was executed, the last person to be hanged in the state of Western Australia. multiple issues
1979 – President of South Korea Park Chung-hee was assassinated by the director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency and a long-time friend, Kim Jae-gyu. Park: refimprove sections; Assassination: multiple issues
1985 – The Australian government returned ownership of Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, to the local Pitjantjatjara people. refimprove sections
1994 – Israel and Jordan signed a peace treaty, settling relations between the two countries and pledging that neither would allow its territory to become a staging ground for military strikes by a third country. refimprove section
2002 – Approximately 40 Chechen rebels and 130 hostages died when Russian forces stormed a theater building in Moscow to end a four-day hostage siege. already featured on October 23

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