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1801: The War of the Oranges: Spanish and French forces invade Portugal in an 18-day campaign. General Godoy sends oranges from Elvas to the Spanish queen, giving the war its name. Portugal is forced to cede Olivenza to Spain — a territorial dispute that remains unresolved to this day.
1933: The Salazar regime orders the public burning of books deemed subversive in Lisbon, targeting works by communists, anarchists, and liberal authors in a chilling display of Estado Novo censorship.

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1869: The First Transcontinental Railroad is completed at Promontory Summit, Utah, as the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railways meet, connecting the eastern and western United States.

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