10 Most Deadly From Demonstrations Worldwide
Some people say that the demonstration occurred when people are hungry, hungry from lack of food, knowledge, and even power.
We all know Demonstrations became very tragic and deadly. Most demonstrations occurred when a large group of people are not satisfied with certain circumstances, the person or group of people.
Demos often begins with peaceful demonstrations, but takes place continuously, and then grow into the action of anarchy, mob violence and police will be bereaksi.Hal This often leads to injuries and sometimes death. Many times the pepper spray or tear gas would be used to help disperse the rioters. If this is unsuccessful, more drastic measures are sometimes taken such as using batons to knock out people or some other method.
However, sometimes, tear gas and sticks are not enough, and security forces must rely on other weapons to stop the rioters. But, this usually leads to death, and sometimes trigger widespread unrest. Of course, not all deadly riots, but below are ten events of deadly riots that never happened.
10. Soweto Demonstrations - 600 dead
Soweto uprising began on 16 June 1976 in Soweto, South Africa because of the government. During 1976, the government is run by the National Party, known as racial segregation, is also known as apartheid. In South Africa, where African Americans krturunan not given the opportunity to live in common with the white Caucasian race.
Blacks have to pay for schools through taxes, although many of them poor and unable to contribute an amount of money required. They are not happy with the rules of the government clashed with the authorities, which then causes about 600 deaths.
How to Start
Rebellion takes about 10 years to actually get results, but once it was, no stop, the young men and women stood for the rights mereka.Pada 1953, a law was passed which created the "Bantu Education Act", which was to establish a learning curriculum aimed at blacks.
Dr Hendrik Verwoerd perform violent way behind the action because he believed that black people need to be taught that they will not be the same with Europe. While they were able to learn anything else, the black students that the school is set to only learn the skill and ability as a worker worker
None of them are taught to do things that will put them on top of white. Over time, more restrictions on use of African American education. Blacks, in 1972, was told that they would only be taught in Africa, the language of whites.
students into the already angry become increasingly furious about the lack of education, lack of money, and lack of rights. Teachers refuse to teach in Afrikaans and many boycotted for teaching. Once this happens, the police sent in large quantities, and the boycott is the case, eventually turned into a riot.
How it ends
At the end of it all, 600 people were killed. Many of them no older than 18 years of pelajar.Setelah among residents began throwing bottles, stones, and burning buildings, police began using violence to settle the action, which ultimately killed many
Many of them are still alive after this tragedy left South Africa. June 16, now celebrated as Youth Day. The day was created to remember and honor all the young men and women who die during the rebellion for their voices heard.
9. Demo 1977 on Egypt's Bread - 800 dead
Date 18 to 19 January 1977, thanks to the bread riots in Egypt controlled most of the largest city in Egypt.
Not a lot of evidence that would lead people to believe that the lower class people are planning to make kerusuhan.Tentu course, not all violence can be seen before they actually happen, and this is just one example. However, it is quite clear that economic reform by Anwar El Sadat did not make people - people in lower classes happy.
How it starts
In 1974, Egyptian president, Anwar El Sadat, moved its focus to economic change the country. He wants to adopt an open door policy, otherwise known as Infitah, which will help to further encourage domestic and foreign investment.
However, this is a big change for Egypt, as the previous president, Gamal Abdel Nasser, has the opposite goal, which ultimately led to no private investment and nationalization.
As a new president, Sadat really want to be closer to the U.S. and completely get rid of positive neutralism that country's economy will attract more foreign investors. The conflict began when Sadat took a loan from the World Bank to provide subsidies, including food. In 1977 it was announced that the government plans to cancel the subsidy of $ 30 million, mainly on pangan.Bonus and salary increases are also canceled.
How it ends
Because of this cancellation, many people all over Egypt became very angry. Many workers in the factories or to state government doing a mass strike and rushed to the city to participate in the demonstration. People from all over Egypt, including Cairo and Alexandria joined forces to fight for the presidential policy dibatalkan.Warga began burning buildings, cutting off railway lines, and blocking trains
The riots ended after troops were deployed to control the masses and restore peace and order. However, the government decided to cancel new policies, it is making a lot of people are satisfied and the riot was eventually stopped.
8. Demonstrations 1992-1993 Bombay - 900 dead
From December 1992 to January 1993, Bombay riots take prevalence in different cities. Both Muslims and Hindus were killed during the riot, which involved approximately 150,000 people, With so many people crowded together, it is not surprising that death and injury would occur. Various stories have been used in the film unrest as well as in literature.
How to start
The riots sparked by news of the demolition of Babri Masjid, a mosque in Ayodhya, India by Liberhan Commission.
The destruction of the mosque triggered a lot of anger in the city, because many believe that the government would protect the mosques so as not to be torn down, but this does not happen, and spread the word demolition, the more people gather to express their emotions.
People flooded the streets, often attacking public facilities, including bus.semakin many people grew increasingly violent, leading police to violence as well. Several shots were heard, which killed many Muslims and Hindus who began to fight each other.
Following this, widespread unrest in Dongri, where Hindu revenge against Muslims after some Hindu workers were killed.
The violence continued and police increasingly agitated, continued to kill the rioters. However, the rioters continued their violence.
How it ends
After the unrest subsided after Hindus and Muslims came together to save the mosque Islamapura, damage in cities has caused the loss; $ 3,600,000.
At the end of it all, 900 people were killed and about 2,000 injured. However, soon after the riots ended in the Bombay bombings that killed about 250 people.
While the riot became a very horrible memories, many films have been made to describe the riot that occurred, the recent film Slumdog Millionaire. Other films also use the riots are part of the plot.
7. Bloody Sunday 1905 (1.000 of the dead)
Of all the unrest in this list, Sunday bloody is the one that will be remembered. Thousands of Russian citizens demonstrating in the streets of Russia to deliver a petition to Tsar Nicolas II. However, the peaceful demonstration turned off immediately as the Czar's secret police forces arrived and opened fire on protesters.
How to start
Before the riot which occurred on January 22, 1905 in St. Petersburg, many residents in Russia, most of those who work in factories and are considered as part of the lower class, is looking for a way to tell the Czar about the terrible working conditions that they have to suffer any days.
Led by Father Gapon the crowd people decided that the petition be given to the czar would be the best way to get answers straight from the source.
Nearly 300,000 residents, many of them are workers and their families, walked into the Winter Palace, where they sing songs, which held religious symbols, and even sing songs in praise of the tsar.
However, when people began to approach the palace, the guards fired a warning, but they continue, and this triggers the police to shoot randomly in the crowd, despite the fact that the demonstration was conducted peacefully.
The people dispersed when the violence erupted, causing much confusion panic.
How it ends
Unfortunately, after shots were fired, people were beaten back and many died.
But not just because the bullets, the people became panic in the crowd also ran menyebabkanbanyak who fell and eventually trampled - trampled to death. Riots basically ended after shots were fired and the rioters fled to avoid them.
Father Gapon, though not killed in the riots, and then murdered on the orders of the government. Today, songs, movies, and books have been made to describe the Bloody Sunday in Russia.
6. Copper Demonstration 1662 (1.000 dead)
Copper Riot in 1662 began on July 25 in Moscow. Main force behind the riot is the fact that the Russian economy fell continuously.
This is largely due to Russia's war with Sweden and Poland, which in turn causes a large increase in taxes for the citizens Rusia.Pada 1654, to try to slow the problem, the government decided to use the copper money which is equated with the silver. Copper coins circulated in huge quantities, which then led to the devaluation of copper currency.
This then causes many problems abru, including money for profit and circulation of counterfeit money, and some of those involved in illegal activities are government officials.
All this together with rumors about a black list the names of those who have caused the nation's economy failed, and finally a lot of people do riot.
How to start
In the mid 1660s, the Russian economy seems to be in the fall, after the black list should be filled with the names of people who have been responsible for the economic state of Russia, many Russians are angry. Their names are posted at various locations throughout Moscow.
The riots began on July 25 in the morning and after the proclamation is made, the rioters made their way into Kolomenskove to talk with Alexei Mikhailovich, the tsar at that time.
They demanded that the traitors handed over to them so that the economy could become stable again.
Mikhailovich promised a full investigation and lower taxes. After that the demonstrators returned to Moscow, but the demonstrators who did not go to Kolomenskove begun destroying the homes of merchants are considered traitors.
Some rioters planned to return to meet with the tsar, but then, a number of military forces in large numbers gathered to repel the demonstrators. It is said that around 10,000 people, joined in the riots of Moscow, many of them, including farmers, soldiers, people from streltsy, and others.
How it ends
With the power of the army from 6.000 to 10.000 soldiers, rioters outnumbered.
Tsar Alexei fully ordered disperse the riot. This command is ultimately caused the death of 1,000 people. Someone drowned in the river, there are hanged.
Some of the rioters were only arrested and put into exile. Although these riots only lasted a day, those who participated really can persuade the government. In 1663, coinage of copper was abolished, making the riot successful yet very deadly.
In 1663, copper currency was abolished, making the demonstration was successful but after the claimed many lives
5 Romanian Revolution of 1989 (died 1104)
Romanian Revolution of 1989 indicate the violence since the beginning, until the fighting stops danmeningkat, a week after it began. Before the riots, people in Romania are not happy with various things.
The first is Nicolae Ceau? escu movement to completely remove debt negara.Untuk do this, he decided to export large amounts of goods from Romania to the international exchange currency. Even if the plan will work, most people in the country became increasingly poor and underprivileged in a variety of common staple.
Things like televisions, food, clothing, electricity, and many other things cut pendek.Namun, silly as it sounds, when trying to reduce the debt, he also held a celebration parade to celebrate himself and his wife, who drain more money people.
People are also very concerned about the country's secret police, who apparently tried to turn the country into a police state. Freedom berbicaara banned, censored books, forbidden radio channel, and no one criticized the regime. All this was angered many residents, and most believe that revolution is inevitable.
How to start
With the majority of discontent across the country, it is not surprising that the Romanian government is in serious trouble. The first real protests began on December 16, 1989, when Romanian officials are trying to get rid of Laszlo Tokes, a rebel.
He has spoken out against the government that caused him to lose his job as a pastor, even though many citizens defend and protect himself evicted from his home.
With the crowd gathered around the house Tokes', the police were called, and despite the demands already granted, people are still angry and do not leave, which means that police must use force to disperse the gathering.
They managed to do it, but many gathered again in the future. The next day a group of protesters entered the District Committee building and destroyed everything, including propaganda and brochures and even tried to burn the building, but failed.
unrest has worsened, the police were called, but this proved futile, so the tank and armored personnel carriers were called, because police can not stop the shootings, fires, and fights.
Riots occurred continues every day, but the largest occurred on December 21, when nearly 100,000 people came together, many of them shouting anti-government and sang songs calling for the resignation of Ceau escu, " That did not happen.
How it ends
Demo continued with more people during a visit to Iran Escu.
Police are still not able to control the rioters, and as such, he was forced to give a speech denouncing the riots and to explain how this incident place the country on internal risks. However, the rioters did not hear about it and stay off the streets. To face them, tanks, soldiers, and all troops be sent, even if the rioters were not armed. A shot came from a variety of different building, many wounded and killed many people.
As unrest continues, Ceau Escu decided that it was time to escape. Thinking that the unrest could still pressed, he chose to leave the country on the morning of 22 Desember.Ceau escu and his wife ran into the helicopter assigned to bring them to a remote location, but the rioters are not far behind him.
Although successful takeoff, the pilot complained of engine damage problem and landed in the field.
Here they are in the helicopter landing and trying to use the car untukuntuk escape, but Ceau Escu along with his wife arrested. They were tried and eventually executed, thus ending the revolution.
4. First Intifada 1987-1993 - (died 2326)
Although there are many Intifadas throughout history, this one is one of the most mematikan.Intifadah first began on December 8, 1987 when an Israeli army tank collided with a vehicle at Erez Crossing Palestinians living in Gaza Strip refugee camp that killed four people Jabalia and injuring seven others.
However, the Palestinians believe that this is not a pure accident, because a few days earlier a Jewish man was stabbed to death in a nearby location. with this incident besertacatatan long hostilities between the Palestinians and Israelis, riots began to erupt in various locations.
How to start
For a long time, Palestinians and Israelis have a lot of bad history.
During the First Intifada, the Palestinian anger as Israel occupies Palestinian territory, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
They said that Israel had been deported and executed many Palestinian citizens. Therefore, people began to gather and decide to show their disapproval in Jabalia refugee camp, which then led to another uprising in the Gaza Strip, West Bank and East Jerusalem. Although it started with peaceful demonstrations, eventually as many as 2326 people died,.
Palestinian boycott, strikes, barricades, tax refusal, and other methods are not harmful to anyone. However, these actions finally became extremely loud and far more deadly and widespread. During the riots, many Palestinian leaders martyred, including Abu Jihad. At the end of it all, 2326 people died, and dozens more injured.
How it ends
Riots began to subside in 1991, is a Palestinian not get a place and setatus clear in his own country.
many Palestinians are slaughtered every day, and the Palestine Liberation Organization lost much anggota.namun, Intifada make changes in many things. One of them, the decision to merge the Palestinian territories with Jordan no longer made. Also, many negaral condemn Israeli actions, riots also brought a lot of international discussions about who should have Gaza Strip and various other locations.
3. Day Direct Action 1946-4000 dead
These riots were Hindu-Muslim riots of the deadliest in history.
Direct Action Day, also known as the Great Calcutta Killing, occurred on August 16, 1946 and ended with 4,000 dead and nearly 10,000 people homeless. riots occurred in what is now known as Kolkata, a city in the province of Bengal in British India, which was then known as Calcutta. During the 1940's Constituent Assembly of India, Indian National Congress and Muslim League opposed when the British government gave the option for independence of India.
However, this plan did not satisfy everyone, especially the majority of Muslims who have long wanted to become independent Pakistan and separately, but the plan remains held without thinking.
Riots began on the 18th day of Ramadan, and is planned to be peaceful, but a tragedy
How to start
Indian independence disappointing decision for the majority of Muslims that ultimately led to clashes only between the Muslim and Hindu groups in Calcutta, many victims fell and burnt many houses, leaving thousands of survivors with injuries, and homeless
How it ends
ended and the riots seem to subside on the 21st day of Ramadan, and at present is estimated 4,000 people were killed, although several sources said the death toll was around 7.000 to 10.000.
The fighting is very bad that even the police forces of both parties can not control it, much less stopped altogether. Many times, police officials be the ones who take the bodies and place them on the sidewalk to avoid more trauma while fighting continues. On August 22, the riots finally ended after the British were the resource persons Troops sent in to calm the violence.
On 22 August, riots eventually ended after British troops were sent to calm the violence. During the riots, many people leave their homes, but they are not going to be perpetrators and victims of violence. With more than 100,000 injured, the riots did not end up in Calcutta. In fact, the Direct Action Day triggers a variety of other riots across India.
2. Arab Revolt in Palestine 1936-1939
(5,600 Died)
During the Arab revolt in Palestine 1936-1939, those who took part in riots protesting the two main problems: a large Jewish immigration to Palestine area and the return of British colonial rule.
The first years of demonstrations led by the Arab Higher Committee (AHC). During this riot problem only major issue that heralded digembar; demonstrations fact they only strikes and other kinds of political protest that does not cause violence or danger to anyone. However, it iniberubah in 1937 after the British had succeeded in calming the first demonstration
In September 1937 demonstrations turned into violent riots and thousands of people were killed. It is said that during the riots around 10% of the Palestinian population of men between the ages of 20-60 were killed, imprisoned, exiled, or injured. However, in the end, demonstrsi the riot was not bearing fruit.
How to start
In April 1936, several different Arab leaders unite to protest against the Zionist invasion of Palestine. These leaders, better known as AHC, which called for Arab workers to strike and boycott all kinds of Jewish products.
Group, led by Hajj Amin al-Husseini, represents the goal of the Arabs in Palestine until 1948. In Palestine, Jews seize more land and more to do a lot of immigration into the location of the Arabs and the cause of the Arab citizens of frustration, this is done under the power of European armies.
AHC menghenikan demand for this practice and want to foster Arab nationalist government for the Palestinian government. Although the demonstration began peacefully, but did not last long, and soon became a riot because no perubahanyang come through peaceful protest.
In late 1937, Arab, Jewish, and even British soldiers who were killed because a lot of sectarian violence. Many Arabs were imprisoned, some hanged, and some even exiled.
How it ends
During this time, Britain was also launched for the possibility of war with Germany. These countries realize that they need to maintain their Middle East oil supplies since they depend upon it and therefore must ensure that the Arabs do not continue to hate them. However, at the same time, the British government strongly influenced and supported by the Jews because they fought against Nazi Germany.
But in the end the government side with the Arabs and made the unrest began to subside Ignoring the British decision, Jewish immigration continued berlanjut.Pada England in 1937, working together with the AHC, trying to devise a way to mediate the situation. A Peel Commission was created, which states that the Palestinians must be separated into a Jewish state and Arab state but the Arabs not to all types of partitions.
In the end without a final decision that makes sense, the British began to shut down unrest by force and get rid of AHC. Today, Palestine is still a land full of conflict. Today, Palestine is still a land full of conflict.
1. Demonstrai Nika - 30,000 dead
While the riots usually lasts one or two days, Nika riots in 532 BC. last week, and today known as the deadly unrest ever, with hundreds of thousands left dead in the entire city.
Half the town was burned to ashes and rubble and the number of people who died really surprising.
Riots occurred in Constantinople in the Hippodrome and became very violent after news time emperor, Justinian I, do not take releasing two people accused of rioting pembunuhan.Nama, "nika" means to conquer, that really set the stage for the riot.
How it ends
As the city grew up with too many controls, those who work with Justinian, the senators, decided this was the right time to overthrow him because they do not agree with the new tax rules.
Therefore, the senators who joined in demonstrations and tutntutannya called for a new emperor and John the Cappadocian and Tribonian to go down because it supports the ideas of Justinian's tax. However, this does not happen and the riots continued, Justinian had two guards went to the Hippodrome and locked the door to keep people inside.
The two men who killed everyone inside. At the end of it all, 30,000 people died and the majority of the city was left in a state of disaster. Justinian was akhirnyamenguasai town before he was exiled those who turned against him.
We all know Demonstrations became very tragic and deadly. Most demonstrations occurred when a large group of people are not satisfied with certain circumstances, the person or group of people.
Demos often begins with peaceful demonstrations, but takes place continuously, and then grow into the action of anarchy, mob violence and police will be bereaksi.Hal This often leads to injuries and sometimes death. Many times the pepper spray or tear gas would be used to help disperse the rioters. If this is unsuccessful, more drastic measures are sometimes taken such as using batons to knock out people or some other method.
However, sometimes, tear gas and sticks are not enough, and security forces must rely on other weapons to stop the rioters. But, this usually leads to death, and sometimes trigger widespread unrest. Of course, not all deadly riots, but below are ten events of deadly riots that never happened.
10. Soweto Demonstrations - 600 dead
Soweto uprising began on 16 June 1976 in Soweto, South Africa because of the government. During 1976, the government is run by the National Party, known as racial segregation, is also known as apartheid. In South Africa, where African Americans krturunan not given the opportunity to live in common with the white Caucasian race.
Blacks have to pay for schools through taxes, although many of them poor and unable to contribute an amount of money required. They are not happy with the rules of the government clashed with the authorities, which then causes about 600 deaths.
How to Start
Rebellion takes about 10 years to actually get results, but once it was, no stop, the young men and women stood for the rights mereka.Pada 1953, a law was passed which created the "Bantu Education Act", which was to establish a learning curriculum aimed at blacks.
Dr Hendrik Verwoerd perform violent way behind the action because he believed that black people need to be taught that they will not be the same with Europe. While they were able to learn anything else, the black students that the school is set to only learn the skill and ability as a worker worker
None of them are taught to do things that will put them on top of white. Over time, more restrictions on use of African American education. Blacks, in 1972, was told that they would only be taught in Africa, the language of whites.
students into the already angry become increasingly furious about the lack of education, lack of money, and lack of rights. Teachers refuse to teach in Afrikaans and many boycotted for teaching. Once this happens, the police sent in large quantities, and the boycott is the case, eventually turned into a riot.
How it ends
At the end of it all, 600 people were killed. Many of them no older than 18 years of pelajar.Setelah among residents began throwing bottles, stones, and burning buildings, police began using violence to settle the action, which ultimately killed many
Many of them are still alive after this tragedy left South Africa. June 16, now celebrated as Youth Day. The day was created to remember and honor all the young men and women who die during the rebellion for their voices heard.
9. Demo 1977 on Egypt's Bread - 800 dead
Date 18 to 19 January 1977, thanks to the bread riots in Egypt controlled most of the largest city in Egypt.
Not a lot of evidence that would lead people to believe that the lower class people are planning to make kerusuhan.Tentu course, not all violence can be seen before they actually happen, and this is just one example. However, it is quite clear that economic reform by Anwar El Sadat did not make people - people in lower classes happy.
How it starts
In 1974, Egyptian president, Anwar El Sadat, moved its focus to economic change the country. He wants to adopt an open door policy, otherwise known as Infitah, which will help to further encourage domestic and foreign investment.
However, this is a big change for Egypt, as the previous president, Gamal Abdel Nasser, has the opposite goal, which ultimately led to no private investment and nationalization.
As a new president, Sadat really want to be closer to the U.S. and completely get rid of positive neutralism that country's economy will attract more foreign investors. The conflict began when Sadat took a loan from the World Bank to provide subsidies, including food. In 1977 it was announced that the government plans to cancel the subsidy of $ 30 million, mainly on pangan.Bonus and salary increases are also canceled.
How it ends
Because of this cancellation, many people all over Egypt became very angry. Many workers in the factories or to state government doing a mass strike and rushed to the city to participate in the demonstration. People from all over Egypt, including Cairo and Alexandria joined forces to fight for the presidential policy dibatalkan.Warga began burning buildings, cutting off railway lines, and blocking trains
The riots ended after troops were deployed to control the masses and restore peace and order. However, the government decided to cancel new policies, it is making a lot of people are satisfied and the riot was eventually stopped.
8. Demonstrations 1992-1993 Bombay - 900 dead
From December 1992 to January 1993, Bombay riots take prevalence in different cities. Both Muslims and Hindus were killed during the riot, which involved approximately 150,000 people, With so many people crowded together, it is not surprising that death and injury would occur. Various stories have been used in the film unrest as well as in literature.
How to start
The riots sparked by news of the demolition of Babri Masjid, a mosque in Ayodhya, India by Liberhan Commission.
The destruction of the mosque triggered a lot of anger in the city, because many believe that the government would protect the mosques so as not to be torn down, but this does not happen, and spread the word demolition, the more people gather to express their emotions.
People flooded the streets, often attacking public facilities, including bus.semakin many people grew increasingly violent, leading police to violence as well. Several shots were heard, which killed many Muslims and Hindus who began to fight each other.
Following this, widespread unrest in Dongri, where Hindu revenge against Muslims after some Hindu workers were killed.
The violence continued and police increasingly agitated, continued to kill the rioters. However, the rioters continued their violence.
How it ends
After the unrest subsided after Hindus and Muslims came together to save the mosque Islamapura, damage in cities has caused the loss; $ 3,600,000.
At the end of it all, 900 people were killed and about 2,000 injured. However, soon after the riots ended in the Bombay bombings that killed about 250 people.
While the riot became a very horrible memories, many films have been made to describe the riot that occurred, the recent film Slumdog Millionaire. Other films also use the riots are part of the plot.
7. Bloody Sunday 1905 (1.000 of the dead)
Of all the unrest in this list, Sunday bloody is the one that will be remembered. Thousands of Russian citizens demonstrating in the streets of Russia to deliver a petition to Tsar Nicolas II. However, the peaceful demonstration turned off immediately as the Czar's secret police forces arrived and opened fire on protesters.
How to start
Before the riot which occurred on January 22, 1905 in St. Petersburg, many residents in Russia, most of those who work in factories and are considered as part of the lower class, is looking for a way to tell the Czar about the terrible working conditions that they have to suffer any days.
Led by Father Gapon the crowd people decided that the petition be given to the czar would be the best way to get answers straight from the source.
Nearly 300,000 residents, many of them are workers and their families, walked into the Winter Palace, where they sing songs, which held religious symbols, and even sing songs in praise of the tsar.
However, when people began to approach the palace, the guards fired a warning, but they continue, and this triggers the police to shoot randomly in the crowd, despite the fact that the demonstration was conducted peacefully.
The people dispersed when the violence erupted, causing much confusion panic.
How it ends
Unfortunately, after shots were fired, people were beaten back and many died.
But not just because the bullets, the people became panic in the crowd also ran menyebabkanbanyak who fell and eventually trampled - trampled to death. Riots basically ended after shots were fired and the rioters fled to avoid them.
Father Gapon, though not killed in the riots, and then murdered on the orders of the government. Today, songs, movies, and books have been made to describe the Bloody Sunday in Russia.
6. Copper Demonstration 1662 (1.000 dead)
Copper Riot in 1662 began on July 25 in Moscow. Main force behind the riot is the fact that the Russian economy fell continuously.
This is largely due to Russia's war with Sweden and Poland, which in turn causes a large increase in taxes for the citizens Rusia.Pada 1654, to try to slow the problem, the government decided to use the copper money which is equated with the silver. Copper coins circulated in huge quantities, which then led to the devaluation of copper currency.
This then causes many problems abru, including money for profit and circulation of counterfeit money, and some of those involved in illegal activities are government officials.
All this together with rumors about a black list the names of those who have caused the nation's economy failed, and finally a lot of people do riot.
How to start
In the mid 1660s, the Russian economy seems to be in the fall, after the black list should be filled with the names of people who have been responsible for the economic state of Russia, many Russians are angry. Their names are posted at various locations throughout Moscow.
The riots began on July 25 in the morning and after the proclamation is made, the rioters made their way into Kolomenskove to talk with Alexei Mikhailovich, the tsar at that time.
They demanded that the traitors handed over to them so that the economy could become stable again.
Mikhailovich promised a full investigation and lower taxes. After that the demonstrators returned to Moscow, but the demonstrators who did not go to Kolomenskove begun destroying the homes of merchants are considered traitors.
Some rioters planned to return to meet with the tsar, but then, a number of military forces in large numbers gathered to repel the demonstrators. It is said that around 10,000 people, joined in the riots of Moscow, many of them, including farmers, soldiers, people from streltsy, and others.
How it ends
With the power of the army from 6.000 to 10.000 soldiers, rioters outnumbered.
Tsar Alexei fully ordered disperse the riot. This command is ultimately caused the death of 1,000 people. Someone drowned in the river, there are hanged.
Some of the rioters were only arrested and put into exile. Although these riots only lasted a day, those who participated really can persuade the government. In 1663, coinage of copper was abolished, making the riot successful yet very deadly.
In 1663, copper currency was abolished, making the demonstration was successful but after the claimed many lives
5 Romanian Revolution of 1989 (died 1104)
Romanian Revolution of 1989 indicate the violence since the beginning, until the fighting stops danmeningkat, a week after it began. Before the riots, people in Romania are not happy with various things.
The first is Nicolae Ceau? escu movement to completely remove debt negara.Untuk do this, he decided to export large amounts of goods from Romania to the international exchange currency. Even if the plan will work, most people in the country became increasingly poor and underprivileged in a variety of common staple.
Things like televisions, food, clothing, electricity, and many other things cut pendek.Namun, silly as it sounds, when trying to reduce the debt, he also held a celebration parade to celebrate himself and his wife, who drain more money people.
People are also very concerned about the country's secret police, who apparently tried to turn the country into a police state. Freedom berbicaara banned, censored books, forbidden radio channel, and no one criticized the regime. All this was angered many residents, and most believe that revolution is inevitable.
How to start
With the majority of discontent across the country, it is not surprising that the Romanian government is in serious trouble. The first real protests began on December 16, 1989, when Romanian officials are trying to get rid of Laszlo Tokes, a rebel.
He has spoken out against the government that caused him to lose his job as a pastor, even though many citizens defend and protect himself evicted from his home.
With the crowd gathered around the house Tokes', the police were called, and despite the demands already granted, people are still angry and do not leave, which means that police must use force to disperse the gathering.
They managed to do it, but many gathered again in the future. The next day a group of protesters entered the District Committee building and destroyed everything, including propaganda and brochures and even tried to burn the building, but failed.
unrest has worsened, the police were called, but this proved futile, so the tank and armored personnel carriers were called, because police can not stop the shootings, fires, and fights.
Riots occurred continues every day, but the largest occurred on December 21, when nearly 100,000 people came together, many of them shouting anti-government and sang songs calling for the resignation of Ceau escu, " That did not happen.
How it ends
Demo continued with more people during a visit to Iran Escu.
Police are still not able to control the rioters, and as such, he was forced to give a speech denouncing the riots and to explain how this incident place the country on internal risks. However, the rioters did not hear about it and stay off the streets. To face them, tanks, soldiers, and all troops be sent, even if the rioters were not armed. A shot came from a variety of different building, many wounded and killed many people.
As unrest continues, Ceau Escu decided that it was time to escape. Thinking that the unrest could still pressed, he chose to leave the country on the morning of 22 Desember.Ceau escu and his wife ran into the helicopter assigned to bring them to a remote location, but the rioters are not far behind him.
Although successful takeoff, the pilot complained of engine damage problem and landed in the field.
Here they are in the helicopter landing and trying to use the car untukuntuk escape, but Ceau Escu along with his wife arrested. They were tried and eventually executed, thus ending the revolution.
4. First Intifada 1987-1993 - (died 2326)
Although there are many Intifadas throughout history, this one is one of the most mematikan.Intifadah first began on December 8, 1987 when an Israeli army tank collided with a vehicle at Erez Crossing Palestinians living in Gaza Strip refugee camp that killed four people Jabalia and injuring seven others.
However, the Palestinians believe that this is not a pure accident, because a few days earlier a Jewish man was stabbed to death in a nearby location. with this incident besertacatatan long hostilities between the Palestinians and Israelis, riots began to erupt in various locations.
How to start
For a long time, Palestinians and Israelis have a lot of bad history.
During the First Intifada, the Palestinian anger as Israel occupies Palestinian territory, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
They said that Israel had been deported and executed many Palestinian citizens. Therefore, people began to gather and decide to show their disapproval in Jabalia refugee camp, which then led to another uprising in the Gaza Strip, West Bank and East Jerusalem. Although it started with peaceful demonstrations, eventually as many as 2326 people died,.
Palestinian boycott, strikes, barricades, tax refusal, and other methods are not harmful to anyone. However, these actions finally became extremely loud and far more deadly and widespread. During the riots, many Palestinian leaders martyred, including Abu Jihad. At the end of it all, 2326 people died, and dozens more injured.
How it ends
Riots began to subside in 1991, is a Palestinian not get a place and setatus clear in his own country.
many Palestinians are slaughtered every day, and the Palestine Liberation Organization lost much anggota.namun, Intifada make changes in many things. One of them, the decision to merge the Palestinian territories with Jordan no longer made. Also, many negaral condemn Israeli actions, riots also brought a lot of international discussions about who should have Gaza Strip and various other locations.
3. Day Direct Action 1946-4000 dead
These riots were Hindu-Muslim riots of the deadliest in history.
Direct Action Day, also known as the Great Calcutta Killing, occurred on August 16, 1946 and ended with 4,000 dead and nearly 10,000 people homeless. riots occurred in what is now known as Kolkata, a city in the province of Bengal in British India, which was then known as Calcutta. During the 1940's Constituent Assembly of India, Indian National Congress and Muslim League opposed when the British government gave the option for independence of India.
However, this plan did not satisfy everyone, especially the majority of Muslims who have long wanted to become independent Pakistan and separately, but the plan remains held without thinking.
Riots began on the 18th day of Ramadan, and is planned to be peaceful, but a tragedy
How to start
Indian independence disappointing decision for the majority of Muslims that ultimately led to clashes only between the Muslim and Hindu groups in Calcutta, many victims fell and burnt many houses, leaving thousands of survivors with injuries, and homeless
How it ends
ended and the riots seem to subside on the 21st day of Ramadan, and at present is estimated 4,000 people were killed, although several sources said the death toll was around 7.000 to 10.000.
The fighting is very bad that even the police forces of both parties can not control it, much less stopped altogether. Many times, police officials be the ones who take the bodies and place them on the sidewalk to avoid more trauma while fighting continues. On August 22, the riots finally ended after the British were the resource persons Troops sent in to calm the violence.
On 22 August, riots eventually ended after British troops were sent to calm the violence. During the riots, many people leave their homes, but they are not going to be perpetrators and victims of violence. With more than 100,000 injured, the riots did not end up in Calcutta. In fact, the Direct Action Day triggers a variety of other riots across India.
2. Arab Revolt in Palestine 1936-1939
(5,600 Died)
During the Arab revolt in Palestine 1936-1939, those who took part in riots protesting the two main problems: a large Jewish immigration to Palestine area and the return of British colonial rule.
The first years of demonstrations led by the Arab Higher Committee (AHC). During this riot problem only major issue that heralded digembar; demonstrations fact they only strikes and other kinds of political protest that does not cause violence or danger to anyone. However, it iniberubah in 1937 after the British had succeeded in calming the first demonstration
In September 1937 demonstrations turned into violent riots and thousands of people were killed. It is said that during the riots around 10% of the Palestinian population of men between the ages of 20-60 were killed, imprisoned, exiled, or injured. However, in the end, demonstrsi the riot was not bearing fruit.
How to start
In April 1936, several different Arab leaders unite to protest against the Zionist invasion of Palestine. These leaders, better known as AHC, which called for Arab workers to strike and boycott all kinds of Jewish products.
Group, led by Hajj Amin al-Husseini, represents the goal of the Arabs in Palestine until 1948. In Palestine, Jews seize more land and more to do a lot of immigration into the location of the Arabs and the cause of the Arab citizens of frustration, this is done under the power of European armies.
AHC menghenikan demand for this practice and want to foster Arab nationalist government for the Palestinian government. Although the demonstration began peacefully, but did not last long, and soon became a riot because no perubahanyang come through peaceful protest.
In late 1937, Arab, Jewish, and even British soldiers who were killed because a lot of sectarian violence. Many Arabs were imprisoned, some hanged, and some even exiled.
How it ends
During this time, Britain was also launched for the possibility of war with Germany. These countries realize that they need to maintain their Middle East oil supplies since they depend upon it and therefore must ensure that the Arabs do not continue to hate them. However, at the same time, the British government strongly influenced and supported by the Jews because they fought against Nazi Germany.
But in the end the government side with the Arabs and made the unrest began to subside Ignoring the British decision, Jewish immigration continued berlanjut.Pada England in 1937, working together with the AHC, trying to devise a way to mediate the situation. A Peel Commission was created, which states that the Palestinians must be separated into a Jewish state and Arab state but the Arabs not to all types of partitions.
In the end without a final decision that makes sense, the British began to shut down unrest by force and get rid of AHC. Today, Palestine is still a land full of conflict. Today, Palestine is still a land full of conflict.
1. Demonstrai Nika - 30,000 dead
While the riots usually lasts one or two days, Nika riots in 532 BC. last week, and today known as the deadly unrest ever, with hundreds of thousands left dead in the entire city.
Half the town was burned to ashes and rubble and the number of people who died really surprising.
Riots occurred in Constantinople in the Hippodrome and became very violent after news time emperor, Justinian I, do not take releasing two people accused of rioting pembunuhan.Nama, "nika" means to conquer, that really set the stage for the riot.
How it ends
As the city grew up with too many controls, those who work with Justinian, the senators, decided this was the right time to overthrow him because they do not agree with the new tax rules.
Therefore, the senators who joined in demonstrations and tutntutannya called for a new emperor and John the Cappadocian and Tribonian to go down because it supports the ideas of Justinian's tax. However, this does not happen and the riots continued, Justinian had two guards went to the Hippodrome and locked the door to keep people inside.
The two men who killed everyone inside. At the end of it all, 30,000 people died and the majority of the city was left in a state of disaster. Justinian was akhirnyamenguasai town before he was exiled those who turned against him.
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