Difference between revisions of "Amritsar Massacre"

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The Amritsar Massacre occurred in 1919 in Amritsar, [[India]].  When the Indians formed a peaceful demonstration, a panicking British commander ordered his troops to fire on the protesters.  He killed over four hundred people.  The Indians were outraged and demanded independence from Britain.
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The Amritsar Massacre occurred in 1919 in Amritsar, [[India]].  When the Indians formed a peaceful demonstration, a panicking British commander ordered his troops to fire on the protesters.  He killed over four hundred people; the number of casualties caused by his soldiers remains uncalculated.  The Indians were outraged and demanded independence from Britain.

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The Amritsar Massacre occurred in 1919 in Amritsar, India. When the Indians formed a peaceful demonstration, a panicking British commander ordered his troops to fire on the protesters. He killed over four hundred people; the number of casualties caused by his soldiers remains uncalculated. The Indians were outraged and demanded independence from Britain.