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    Inhuman Massacres

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    Now a day we hear about the horrific massacres that are taking place all over the world‚ and no one seems trying to give a help in hand. These inhuman acts need to be stopped or the consequence will be dire on humanity. But are these horrific massacres new to our history? The answer is absolutely no; by looking back in history we will find numerous of heinous massacres‚ like the massacre of Siege of Baghdad which was done by Khanate Mongol forces led by Halagu Khan‚ where more than 800‚000 individuals

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    "  It was during the Kibeho massacre in Rwanda. When a lot of people are being killed‚ and people know that they’re going to die‚ they do things which take away their dignity. For example‚ they dig a hole and cover themselves with dirt and try to hide. The morning before I found the preacher I went to the latrines - they’re just big holes in the ground with wood over them. I looked in one of these holes and there was a women looking up at me. She’d escaped the massacre by hiding down in this pit.

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    Tlatelolco Massacre

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    The Massacre of Tlatelolco 1968 “Women with their torsos torn apart by machine gun fire; children with their heads destroyed by the impact of high velocity weaponry‚ innocent bystanders gunned down; onlookers and journalist felled in the course of their everyday life; students‚ police officers and soldiers dead and wounded…Perhaps the most surprising aspect was the huge number of blood-stained shoes that were scattered around the area‚ silent witnesses to the disappearance of their owners” (Poniatowska

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    The event that occurred on March 5th‚ 1770 should be named “The Boston Incident” rather than “The Boston Massacre” because the term massacre usually reminds many that many people have been slaughtered. But in the “The Boston Massacre” less than ten people were killed so I wouldn’t consider it a massacre due to very few deaths. From account number two‚ William Taint says‚ “People still continued in the street‚ crying‚ “Fire‚ fire‚ and be damned‚” and throw some more snow balls; whereupon I heard

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    affairs‚ this suggests that Indian nationalism was starting to progress. Muslims and Hindus had also joined together‚ forming the Lucknow pact‚ which shows that the Indians were becoming more powerful as they were joining together but the day of the massacre in Amritsar only included mostly Sikh people who were gathered to celebrate their religious festival showing that the attacks weren’t necessary. local officials also went on strike as a result of the aftermath of the war‚ suggesting that support

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    The Boston Massacre

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    The Boston Massacre was and is still a debatable Massacre. The event occurred on March 5‚ 1776. It involved the rope workers of the colonial Boston and two British regiments‚ the twenty-ninth and the fourteenth regiments. Eleven people were shot in the incident; five people were killed and the other six were merely wounded. The soldiers and the captain‚ Thomas Preston‚ were all put on trial. All were acquitted of charges of murder‚ however the two soldiers who fired first‚ Private Mathew Killroy

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    Magical realism is a genre supposedly of Latin American origin where the enchantment of magical concepts is incorporated with realistic ideals. It is a genre in which magic and reality are not two separate and autonomous types of literature. Instead‚ the two seemingly conflicting writing styles are merged to make a unique and unwonted‚ yet familiar style of literary work. Various magical ideas ranging from flying carpets to floating up into the heavens are inputted into the daily lives of the

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    On Hacienda Luisita

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    The world has offered a lot of things to explore. Human easily give in with some of those‚ it may be of the same field but to others‚ not. But what would set the line among you and the others? The endeavor you choose reflects the values you have. I’ve been eager to know almost about everything I opt to have interest with—life out of school‚ unfamiliar sports‚ or simply not just anyone will notice. I want to be unique yet extraordinary and more of a live wire than a sluggish doomsayer. With this

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    Massacre of Arwal

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    The massacre of Arwal is described by many as a post-independence Jallianwala Bagh‚ and justly so‚ in our opinion‚ say the two judges‚ while presenting a blow account of the felony committed by the State against the poor and landless in Arwal. The report on Arwal massacre was submitted by the Indian Peoples Human Right Tribunal which came into existence on January 10‚1987. Two members of the Tribunal‚ Justic T.U. Mehta and Justice P.S. Potti inquired into the Arwal incident. The y went to the place

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    Massacre At Mystic

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    were too strong. The puritans then decided to burn the village‚ with the Pequots inside. Hundreds of Pequots were killed‚ as well as some Englishmen‚ others were sold into slavery. This‚ in turn‚ harmed the elderly‚ men‚ women‚ and children. The massacre was a tragic event that had forever changed America for the natives. The English believed that the only way of life‚ was their way of life. Their goal was western expansion. The Natives‚ unfortunately for the English‚ controlled all of the western

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