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Second Battle of Wounded Knee

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Uploaded on Dec 26, 2010

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On 27 February 1973 the town of Wounded Knee, South Dakota was seized by followers of the American Indian Movement (AIM) on the site of the 1890 of native Americans. They held the town until 5 May 1973 in a bloody stand off.
Here we hear from Russell Means, one of the native American organisers. Later he appeared in the Last of the Mohicans in an effort to try to change the way Hollywood portrays native Americans.

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