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}}The '''Tiananmen Square massacre''' took place after a series of pro-[[democracy]] protests in over 400 cities across [[Communist China]] consisting of tens of millions of pro-democracy protesters between April 15 and June 4, 1989.  They were the largest pro-democracy protests in the history of the [[planet]].  The protests were broken up when the establishment elites claimed it was an insurrection against the ruling order.

}}The '''Tiananmen Square massacre''' took place after a series of pro-[[democracy]] protests in over 400 cities across [[Communist China]] consisting of tens of millions of pro-democracy protesters between April 15 and June 4, 1989.  They were the largest pro-democracy protests in the history of the [[planet]].  The protests were broken up when the establishment elites claimed it was an insurrection against the ruling order.

The massacre mainly took place on [[Tiananmen Square]] just outside the ofices of the tyrannical [[Chinese Communist Party]] ruling clique in [[Beijing]].   

The massacre mainly took place on [[Tiananmen Square]] just outside the offices of the tyrannical [[Chinese Communist Party]] ruling clique in [[Beijing]].   

Tiananmen Square had been the scene of earlier significant demonstrations in Chinese history, notably those of May 4, 1919 protesting against concessions to Japan, and the demonstrations of April 5, 1976 following the death of [[Zhou Enlai]], the latter being broken up by police. The square was also the venue in 1966-67 of giant demonstrations by the Chinese [[Red Guards]] during the [[Cultural Revolution]].

Tiananmen Square had been the scene of earlier significant demonstrations in Chinese history, notably those of May 4, 1919 protesting against concessions to Japan, and the demonstrations of April 5, 1976 following the death of [[Zhou Enlai]], the latter being broken up by police. The square was also the venue in 1966-67 of giant demonstrations by the Chinese [[Red Guards]] during the [[Cultural Revolution]].