Следующая временная шкала представляет собой хронологический список всех основных событий, предшествовавших, во время и сразу после терактов 11 сентября против Соединенных Штатов в 2001 году, вплоть до первой годовщины нападений в 2002 году.
Предыстория
Planning
September 11, 2001
All times are in local time (EDT or UTC−4).
Rest of September
October
Beyond October
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External links
- "Complete 911 Timeline"—Provided by the Center for Cooperative Research.
- "White House whitewashers" (written September 27, 2001)
- "Attacks prompt widespread closings" (written September 11, 2001)
- Barter, Sheila, "How the World Trade Center fell". BBC News