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The following timeline highlights significant global events that occurred throughout the 1993 calendar.
September started on a Wednesday. The single most iconic image of 1993’s calendar year happens on : On the White House lawn, Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat shake hands, brokered by Bill Clinton. The Oslo Accords were signed. It felt, for a moment, like peace was possible. calendar of 1993
The 1993 calendar was punctuated by several major international and regional observances: New Year's Day (Friday) January 18: Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Monday) April 11: Easter Sunday May 31: Memorial Day (Monday) September 6: Labor Day (Monday) November 25: Thanksgiving Day (Thursday) December 25: Christmas Day (Saturday) The Oslo Accords were signed
A quiet month on the calendar, but significant in culture. February had 28 days, starting on a Monday. saw the arrest of a 12-year-old boy named James Bulger in England, a tragedy that would haunt the decade. On a lighter note, February 26 saw the first World Trade Center bombing (a van bomb), an early herald of a new kind of threat. Day (Monday) April 11: Easter Sunday May 31: