Can we get one for Russia in 1993 during the black october too? Or is that different when tanks roll on people and bombard a building?
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Does it have the names of all the soldiers that got horribly lynched by the mob?
Basic guide:
- The oppressed have been killing oppressors? Quite cool actually.
- The oppressors have been doing anything? Not cool.
- The oppressors are killing the oppressed? Absolutely not cool.
You see?
I saw your "liberationschool" link about this topic in a previous comment.
That same website is heavily pro-Russian in the Ukraine war discussion, and it's already trying to re-write events that we've witnessed in the last couple years.
You're just trying to spread propaganda.
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What would you think about a person asking for the inclusion of some injured/killed KZ guards in a Holocaust memorial? Just asking because that's about what we think about you
I think that would be awful. I also think equating a color revolution with the holocaust is fascist apologia.
Tiananmen Square: What happened in the protests of 1989?
No-one knows for sure how many people were killed.
At the end of June 1989, the Chinese government said 200 civilians and several dozen security personnel had died.
Other estimates have ranged from hundreds to many thousands.
In 2017, newly released UK documents revealed that a diplomatic cable from then British Ambassador to China, Sir Alan Donald, had said that 10,000 had died.
Discussion of the events that took place in Tiananmen Square is highly sensitive in China.
Posts relating to the massacres are regularly removed from the internet, tightly controlled by the government.
So, for a younger generation who didn't live through the protests, there is little awareness about what happened.
Wikipedia says, with six sources,
The vast majority of those killed were civilians, though a small number of soldiers were also killed.
You attempt to make it sound like it was anything but a massive inhuman massacre by an oppressive regime. But it wasn't.
You want it to have the oppressors and murderers names when it doesn't even have the victims names?
As a memorial you could have included the soldier deaths in the memorials remembrance too, but you didn't.
People are still oppressed and silenced today. Not being allowed to remember the victims.
What do you want it to be? A memorial for what? In what way?