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Learn about the most intriguing events and historical facts that occurred on October 21st throughout history. The 294th day of the Gregorian calendar is October 21st. On this day, Los Angeles Rams safety Fred Dryer became the first player in NFL history to score two safeties in a game; the Guggenheim Museum in New York City opened; and French women voted for the first time in a parliamentary election.
The 21st of October falls under the sign of Libra. Carrie Fisher and Alfred Nobel are two famous people that were born on October 21st. National Apple Day and Pets for Vets Day are also celebrated today.
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![]() (October 21, 1805) |
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(October 21, 1879) |
![]() (October 21, 1907) |
![]() (October 21, 1944) |
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(October 21, 1966) |
(Died on October 21, 2020) |
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