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What did John Brown do that made him infamous?
The abolitionist John Brown (1800-1859) was involved in the killing of five people in the Pottawatomie massacre, as a leader of an anti-slavery group in Kansas in 1856. Three years later, he was captured, tried, and executed for his attack on the armory at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.
What was Henri Philippe Petain's role in world war 2?
Henri Pétain was a military and political leader and France´s greatest hero in World War I (1914-1918). He was later condemned as a traitor for having headed the pro-German Vichy regime after France's defeat in World War II (1939-1945).
When did fannin surrender at goliad?
some historian say that he was told his troops were to be executed if he did not sign. On March 27 Texans marched to Goliad and were held there for a week those who could walk were in a column in three and shot fannin and others were later executed. I got this info from history class.
Who was your enamy in World War 2?
Who was my enemy in ww2? well that would be Germany,Romania,Italy,Japan, Spain and Russia but Russia were on the god side for that short time, Spain did not interfear in the war and Italy turned against there leader later in the war.
Where were the Russian Romanovs killed?
The Romanovs were executed in the basement of the Ipatiev House or "House of Special Purpose" in Yekaterinburg, a small mining town that lay in the shadows of the Ural Mountains. The house was later demolished out of fear of turning into a tourist attraction, and a church commemorating the royal family was later built on the site, where their bodies were finally laid to rest 80 years later.
