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This Week in History: Princess Diana dies and Hurricane Katrina hits (opens the original)
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Almost thirty years ago this week, the global press was left completely stunned by the death of Princess Diana in a Paris car crash. While The Independent traditionally eschewed royal coverage, the newspaper immediately recognised the undeniable weight of this sudden passing. Beyond the grief, the week also reveals cautious diplomatic progress as the IRA declares peace in Northern Ireland and Palestinians prepare for self-rule in Gaza. Across the Atlantic, the sheer destructive force of nature r
This Week in History: From the Lewinsky affair to the fall of Gaddafi (opens the original)
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Late-eighties Britain is rocked by the Hungerford shooting and the Marchioness boat tragedy, while the nineties close out with President Clinton’s historic televised confession and his military strikes on Osama bin Laden. The new millennium brings its own dark chapters, marked by the tragic loss of the Russian Kursk submarine and the violent fall of Gaddafi in Libya. But among the heavy headlines of conflict and cover-ups, there are signs of progress, as the revolutionary drug AZT takes the firs
This Week in History: A total eclipse, Britpop and âPutinâs revengeâ (opens the original)
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The Burmese military opens fire on anti-government demonstrators, the Syrian army launches a major assault on Beirut, and the United States reveals harrowing evidence of the Srebrenica massacre. Yet somewhere, the sun is still shining. Sort of. As we prepare for our own upcoming eclipse this week, we look back to 1999 when Europe was captivated by two minutes of totality. Meanwhile, a bizarre 2003 blackout brings a different kind of awe to New York, replacing the city lights with a rare, starlit
This Week in History: Olympic terror, IRA peace and Trumpâs Russia row (opens the original)
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Terrorism and conflict cast a heavy shadow on this weekâs headlines, from bomb attacks at the Atlanta Olympics and an Israeli embassy in London to escalating tragedy in Gaza. US politics takes centre stage as John Kerry launches his 2004 presidential bid, while a decade later Republican candidate Donald Trump is rocked by accusations of encouraging Russian espionage. Yet moments of hope and triumph break through as the IRA formally ends its 36-year armed campaign and London kicks off the 2012
This Week in History: From a Mafia murder to a US Capitol shooting (opens the original)
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Political violence erupts on the world stage, as we revisit the horrifying initial reports of the Srebrenica massacre, a deadly gunfight inside the US Capitol – 23 years before the 2021 attack – and a thwarted military coup in Turkey. Global headlines also reveal moments of intense public shock, from the fatal police shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in London to the notorious assassination of an anti-Mafia judge in Sicily. Explore all this and more through this week’s stories. David Bruce, a
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