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Medgar Evers. Robert and John Kennedy, Martin Luther king. Malcom x.
Two people died on the British side, several wounded. There were no deaths on the colonist side, but four were wounded.
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Americans: 300 were killed/wounded and were 958 taken prisoner Canadian (British & Natives): 91 were killed/wounded Altogether, about 391 people were killed/wounded
Six people were hit, Robert Kennedy, William Weisel of ABC News, Ira Goldstein of Continental News Service, Paul Schrade of the UAW, Elizabeth Evans from the Democratic Party and campaign volunteer Irwin Stroll. All survived except Kennedy who had been hit three times.
Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr.
In the US, "The Kennedys" are generally considered to be the people who are descended from Joseph Kennedy and his wife, Rose. These include John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and their children, etc. There are many people who have the Kennedy surname who are not members of "The Kennedys."
Robert Kennedy and five other people.
He murdered Senator Robert F. Kennedy and is considered a threat to society. Many murderers in the USA never get parole. They get life imprisonment without parole. Sirhan is lucky he was not executed for the 1968 murder. He also shot and wounded several other people when he gunned down Senator Kennedy.
in the union 275,175 people were wounded & in the South wounded people were 194,026
Lyndon Johnson, John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Leonard Bernstein, Martin Luther King, Elvis Presley, Marvin Gaye, Ricky Nelson
170,000 people were killed and 420,000 were wounded. That's a total of 590,000. 315,000 were Germans that were either killed or wounded, whiles allies had 275,000 people killed or wounded.
Abraham Lincoln, John & Robert Kennedy, Osama bin Laden, just to name a few.
Medgar Evers. Robert and John Kennedy, Martin Luther king. Malcom x.
JFK, Martin Luther King, Jr. , Malcom X, Robert F. Kennedy
The people killed or wounded in battle are called casualties.
There are many famous people that lived during the 1960's in the United States. Robert Kennedy, John Kennedy, Fidel Castro, Arlo Guthrie, and Gloria Steinham are just a few of the famous people that made headlines during the 1960's.