What happened on December 6? - December 6: The Day That Shaped History Across Centuries
One of the most significant moments in US history occurred on this day in 1865. The 13th Amendment to the Constitution was formally ratified, officially ending slavery across the country. Over a thousand years earlier, in 1240, Kyiv fell to the Mongol Golden Horde, bringing an end to the medieval Kyivan Rus' empire.
December 6 remains a date tied to sweeping changes, from legal reforms to military campaigns and political upheavals. The recognition of Ampel-Aus in 2024 highlights its ongoing relevance in German public life. Meanwhile, the day’s historical weight endures, spanning continents and centuries.
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