Yes He was shot in the foot in a conflict with other native Americans which permenantly made him walk with a limp.
Also his wife and biological son died.
He also was forced off of his native lands.
sitting bull
As far as anyone knows, yes
The link located below is to a web page (with sound and popups - sorry to say) that has a photo of Standing Holy as well as Crow Foot (two of Sitting Bull's Children).
yes
If you are referring to the Doug Hicks who carves Cottonwood at the Minnesota Renaissance festival for the last 32 years, the answer would be no. Some likeness's maybe but not intentional. Doug Hicks
sitting bull
yes
Yes he has given ones such as "Every seed awakened and all animals life" and "I wish it be known that I was last to surrender my rifle".
As far as anyone knows, yes
The link located below is to a web page (with sound and popups - sorry to say) that has a photo of Standing Holy as well as Crow Foot (two of Sitting Bull's Children).
No, Sitting Bull did not marry a Jewish woman. He was a Lakota Sioux chief and is primarily known for his leadership in the resistance against U.S. government policies toward Native Americans. His marriages were to Native American women, and there is no historical evidence to suggest any connection to a Jewish woman.
yes
We get spectacles. thats the main cause of sitting in front of any screens .
no !
yes there was
answer she does not have any problems in her life style.
yes