Crazy Horse did not die in a battle he was sitting in his cabin then the white people didn't like him so they stabbed him in Nebraska.The cabin where he got stabbed is still there they did not take it down if they do they're going to be following you Home. Nebraska is haunted on your way to Wyoming or Casper and many more places.He died at Fort Robinson in May 5th 1877
Little Hawk - Crazy Horse's brother - died in 1871.
around 1869. She was 2-3 years old.
Crazy Horse's cry, "Hoka Hey! It is a good day to die," reflects his deep commitment to his people and their struggle. It embodies a warrior's acceptance of death as a noble sacrifice for a greater cause, emphasizing bravery and honor in battle. This expression also signifies a readiness to face the impending conflict, highlighting the intensity of the struggle for freedom and the fierce spirit of the Lakota people. Ultimately, it serves as a rallying cry for courage and resilience in the face of adversity.
No he is the hero of the movie and he returns home at the end of the movie. you can also read the book War Horse and it will tell you the same thing.
Burke had a horse named Billy. Billy was one of the last horses to die, surviving most of the way to the Gulf and back.
Crazy Horse is told to have died in a scuffle against soldiers when he was once captured by them.
July 7,1876
Little Hawk - Crazy Horse's brother - died in 1871.
Crazy Horse
around 1869. She was 2-3 years old.
Chief Crazy Horse died on September 5, 1877. He was a prominent Lakota leader known for his role in the resistance against the U.S. government's encroachment on Native American lands. Crazy Horse was killed while in captivity at Fort Robinson, Nebraska, during a struggle with soldiers. His death marked a significant moment in the history of Native American resistance.
You will die soon
Haakon the Crazy died in 1214.
Crazy Ray died in 2007.
Crazy Lou died in 1886.
Crazy Schmit died on 1940-10-05.
No, Albert does not die in "War Horse." He survives the war and is reunited with his horse Joey.