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Crimes of Britain Mar 13
While Udham Singh was in London he met with the IRA. The 'United Irishman' newspaper hailed him a hero in 1949:
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Crimes of Britain Mar 13
Michael O'Dwyer, the governor of Punjab, regarded the Amritsar massacre of 1919 a "correct action".
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Crimes of Britain Mar 13
On this day in 1940, Shaheed Udham Singh avenged the Jallianwala Bagh massacre by shooting Michael O'Dwyer in London
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Crimes of Britain Mar 12
British need not put their troops on the ground like before in Yemen. They have their junior partners carry it out.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 12
Irish Republican Brian Moore known for 'Cormac' cartoons died on this day in 2011. Some of his comic strips...
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Crimes of Britain Mar 10
Following this it was deemed relief was to be "thrift". The outcome holocaust after holocaust.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 10
"A mistake to spend so much money to save a lot of black fellows" what Lord Salisbury was told about relief in the Bihar famine of 1873/4.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
'Aba Women's War', thousands of Igbo women organised resistance to British colonial policy.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Pritilata Waddedar, Indian freedom fighter who led a 15-man team of revolutionaries, 1932
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Marian and Dolours Price, Irish Republican Army volunteers.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Rani Velu Nachiyar, the first Indian Queen to fight against the British.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Bhogeshwari Phukanani, Indian revolutionary. Shot by the British while trying to save lives
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Queen Nanny, Jamaican freedom fighter, resisted the British.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Máire Drumm, Cumann na mBan and Vice President of Sinn Féin.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Begum Hazrat Maha, Indian revolutionary, she seized control of Lucknow from the British.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Mairéad Farrell, 1980. She said "I am oppressed as a woman but also as I'm Irish"
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Women made up the ranks of the revolutionary anti-colonial KLFA (Mau Mau) who resisted Brits
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Bernadette Deviln, Irish Republican/socialist activist. Was the youngest MP until 2015.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Rani of Jhansi, one of the leading figures in India's 1st war of independence 1857.
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Crimes of Britain Mar 8
Cumann na mBan (Irish Republicans) through the ages
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