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Bury My Hertz at Wounded Knee
Newspapers from across the nation and the world found the occupation of Wounded Knee in February 1973 a very hot news item.
Lakota Wounded Knee
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The Lakota will Never Forget Wounded Knee 1890
Tim Giago | Posted 12.28.2007 | Politics
Many Lakota still living today had grandmothers and grandfathers that were either killed or survived the Wounded Knee massacre. It is not ancient history to the Lakota.
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