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The Tribune Extra published in Bismarck, Dakota Territory on 6 July 1876 ran the headline: "Massacred. Gen. Custer and 261 men the victims."
This instantly demonstrates an obvious prejudice in the report, since Custer was not a general (he had held that rank temporarily during the Civil War) and he was only called that by those people who blindly admired him; furthermore, if the native Americans had all been killed the report would not have described them as victims. Dead soldiers are victims, dead Indians are not.
The lengthy article repeatedly calls the natives "red devils" while portraying the US soldiers as noble and brave (which many of them were certainly not). The article makes no mention of the role played by the Crow and Arikara scouts who were with Custer (presumably because they too were counted as red devils), nor does it mention their repeated warnings to various officers about the immense size of the enemy camp and the dangers of splitting the command.
It ends with a full list of the soldiers and scouts who died.
As a piece of journalism it would today be considered biased, prejudiced, racist and inflammatory.
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Is also known as the custers last stand?
Battle of the Little Bighorn.
When did Battle of the Little Bighorn happen?
Battle of the Little Bighorn happened on 26-06-25.
What conflict is known for the death of General George Custer and as Custer's Last Stand?
That was the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
Who fled after the battle of little bighorn?
the US
The last lakota Sioux military victory over us soldiers occured at where?
The Little Bighorn
Is also known as the custers last stand?
Battle of the Little Bighorn.
When did Battle of the Little Bighorn happen?
Battle of the Little Bighorn happened on 26-06-25.
What conflict is known for the death of General George Custer and as Custer's Last Stand?
That was the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
Who met his end at the battle of little bighorn?
George Custer and his entire regiment died at the battle of Little Bighorn.
What is a nickname for the Battle of Little Bighorn?
Battle of Rosebud.
What general was killed at the Battle of Little Bighorn?
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Was there a newspaper after the battle of little bighorn?
there was a newspaper
Who was not Associated with the was of 1812?
the Battle of Little Bighorn
Who fled after the battle of little bighorn?
the US
Who was at the battle of little bighorn?
sitting bull
Which battle in 1876 was a victory for native americans?
The Battle of the Little Bighorn
The last lakota Sioux military victory over us soldiers occured at where?
The Little Bighorn
