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John L. Miller's memories of the Everett Massacre, recorded May 31, 1982
This is a transcription of remarks made by John Leonard Miller about the Everett Massacre in an interview he gave on May 31, 1982. Miller begins by describing a friend who was killed in the massacre, Abraham Rabinowitz, and recalls events and ...
Miller, John L.
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Sowing Life in Place of Death: The Grief Activism of Relatives of Disappeared Migrants. [PDF]
McLean L.
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Everett Massacre as seen by its last Survivor, between 1916 and 1917
Typed draft of eyewitness account of the massacre and ...
Miller, John L.
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Ruins from the Tulsa Race Massacre, 1921
Burned to the ground homes and remnants in the Greenwood Community from the Tulsa Race Massacre, 1921. Other destroyed buildings are visible to the right.
Reeder, Charles L.
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Mountain Meadows Massacre collection, 1857-1916
This collection contains materials concerning the Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857, including printed speeches, pamphlets, reports, government documents, and a typed manuscript.; This collection was originally numbered H-19 and is part of the J.
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Death masks of five victims in Everett Massacre, between 1916 and 1917
On verso: Died for Free Speech! The Everett Massacre Bloody Sunday, Nov.
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Frank Laumer describes Major Dade's life and the battle now called the Dade ...
Laumer, Frank;
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Disaster: Student Massacre, 1968 to Earthquake, 1985
2020The 1968 Tlatelolco Student Massacre and the 1985 Mexico City Earthquake—two catastrophic, “watershed” events—are generally thought to have defined recent Mexican history in leading to great change, especially sociopolitical democratization.
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