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On November 18th, history has witnessed remarkable events that shaped nations, cultures, and global progress.
In this video, we explore key moments that occurred on this date across more than 1,600 years—from the consecration of the Old St. Peter’s Basilica in 326 AD to the overturning of wrongful convictions in the case of Malcolm X’s assassination in 2021.

Discover how November 18th marked:
• The dedication of both the Old (326) and New (1626) St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.
• The printing of one of the earliest dated English-language books by William Caxton (1477).
• The decisive Battle of Vertières, securing Haiti’s independence (1803).
• The adoption of standard time zones across North American railroads (1883).
• The signing of the Hay–Bunau-Varilla Treaty granting U.S. control of the Panama Canal Zone (1903).
• Haakon VII becoming King of Norway (1905).
• The premiere of Disney’s “Steamboat Willie,” introducing Mickey Mouse (1928).
• The tragic Jonestown mass murder–suicide (1978).
• The fatal King’s Cross Underground fire and resulting safety reforms (1987).
• The Goodridge decision that paved the way for same-sex marriage in the U.S. (2003).
• The exoneration of two men wrongly convicted in the Malcolm X murder case (2021).

Join us as we dive deep into the historic significance of November 18th—one event at a time.
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