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What happened in September 1991

• September 3, 1991: Grease fire at Imperial Foods plant in Hamlet, North Carolina kills 25 people; highlights the need for improved workplace safety measures.
• September 4, 1991: Sverdlovsk and Leningrad are renamed Yekaterinburg and St. Petersburg, respectively; marks the symbolic end of the Soviet era and the return to pre-communist names.
• September 5, 1991: Congress of People's Deputies of the Soviet Union dissolves itself, replaced by Supreme Soviet and State Council; signifies the formal dissolution of the Soviet Union.
• September 8, 1991: Republic of Macedonia declares independence from Yugoslavia, sparking a name dispute with Greece; contributes to the ongoing political instability in the region.
• September 11, 1991: Israel releases Arab prisoners and guerrilla bodies, paving the way for the release of Western hostages in Lebanon; a significant step in resolving the Lebanon Hostage Crisis.
• September 15, 1991: Swedish Social Democrats suffer historic election loss, leading to Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson's resignation; reflects changing political landscape in Sweden.
• September 17, 1991: North Korea, South Korea, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Marshall Islands, and Micronesia join the UN; expands the organization's membership and global representation.
• September 19, 1991: Ötzi the Iceman, a well-preserved 5,300-year-old mummy, is discovered in the Alps; provides valuable insights into ancient European history and culture.
• September 21, 1991: Armenia declares independence from the Soviet Union, followed by Turkmenistan on October 27 and Kazakhstan on December 16; marks the continued disintegration of the Soviet Union.
• September 22, 1991: Huntington Library makes Dead Sea Scrolls available to the public for the first time; a significant event in biblical scholarship and religious studies.
• September 24, 1991: Lebanese kidnappers release Jackie Mann after over two years of captivity; a positive development in the ongoing Lebanon Hostage Crisis.
• September 25, 1991: Representatives of Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front and President Alfredo Cristiani reach an agreement, setting the stage for the end of the Salvadoran Civil War; a crucial step towards peace and stability in the country.
• September 27, 1991: U.S. President George H. W. Bush announces unilateral reductions in nuclear weapons and calls off 24-hour alerts for bombers; Soviet Union responds with similar reductions, marking a significant step in nuclear disarmament.
• September 29, 1991: An army colonel from the Atlácatl Battalion is found guilty of murdering six Jesuits in 1989; a landmark ruling that addresses human rights abuses during the Salvadoran Civil War.