In bloody Sunday over 20 innocent people were shot and 14 died because of evil British soldiers who killed innocent people for peaceful protesting. The soldiers were evil little ******* and they deserved to die a painful death for killing innocent children.
Let's get some of the ill-informed prejudice out of this, huh? The soldiers, who were ordinary guys and no more evil than anyone else, but trained to do a job, will swear to their dying day that they believed they were shot at first, even though the enquiry did not agree that this was the case. The soldiers then did what they were ordered to do and, sadly, created a desperately tragic mistake for which they will never be forgiven.
This Sunday became known as Bloody Sunday and bloody it was. It was quite unnecessary. It strikes me that the Army ran amok that day and shot without thinking what they were doing. They were shooting innocent people. These people may have been taking part in a march that was banned but that does not justify the troops coming in and firing live rounds indiscriminately. I would say without hesitation that it was sheer, unadulterated murder. It was murder.
Tsar Nicholas II Romanov was the reigning Tsar on "Bloody Sunday" in Russia in 1905 in St. Petersburg.
bloody Sunday was a turning point because it killed the people's faith and trust in the tsar (tsar is leader in Russia)
Bloody Monday happened in 1855.
Battle of Bloody Bay happened in 1480.
Battle of Bloody Ridge happened on 1951-09-05.
Sunday bloody Sunday happened on January 30th 1972
When the bloody aunday happened in January 24 in Russia
they have a dolours and bloody Sunday !:
Sunday Bloody Sunday was created on 1983-03-11.
Yes, Sunday, Bloody Sunday is in duple meter.
bloody Sunday happened to mark the beginning of Russian revolution
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No-one, Bloody Sunday was Britain killing innocent civilians with guns.
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the bloody sunday occured from the british army who shot at 26 protesters and killed them all
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Bloody Sunday occurred in Selma Alabama in March 7, 1965.