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The '''Gainesville Riots''' were a series of riots that occured on 4 August 1965 in [[Ure'naka]], [[Garetolia]], then known as '''Gainesville'''. The riots were headed by [[Garetolian nationalism|Garetolian nationalist]] [[Toro Monoka]], and backed by [[Kano Molok'a]], head of the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]]. The riots lasted for 19 hours, resulting in 12 deaths and 39 injuries. After the riots had subsided, 259 were arrested, and a joint statement made by {{wp|Elizabeth II}} and Governor [[Leonard Coleman]] condemned the riots and urged the Garetolians to cease the actions committed during the riots.
The '''Gainesville Riots''' were a series of riots that occured on 4 August 1965 in [[Ure'naka]], [[Garetolia]], then known as '''Gainesville'''. The riots were headed by [[Garetolian nationalism|Garetolian nationalist]] [[Toro Monoka]], and backed by [[Kano Molok'a]], head of the [[Garetolian Independence Movement]]. The riots lasted for 19 hours, resulting in 12 deaths and 39 injuries. After the riots had subsided, 259 were arrested, and a joint statement made by {{wp|Elizabeth II}} and Governor [[Leonard Coleman]] condemned the riots and urged the Garetolians to cease the actions committed during the riots. As of 2023, the Gainesville Riots remain the single deadliest day in post-1900 Garetolian history,


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Revision as of 07:12, 26 July 2023

Part of the Garetolian Independence Movements
Located in north central Filan
Date4 August 1965
Location
Gainesville, Garetolia
Caused byOppression of Garetolians perpeated by the  United Kingdom
GoalsIndependence of Garetolia
Resulted inMore liberal laws; closer governance
Parties to the civil conflict
Lead figures
Casualties
Death(s)12
Injuries39
Arrested259

The Gainesville Riots were a series of riots that occured on 4 August 1965 in Ure'naka, Garetolia, then known as Gainesville. The riots were headed by Garetolian nationalist Toro Monoka, and backed by Kano Molok'a, head of the Garetolian Independence Movement. The riots lasted for 19 hours, resulting in 12 deaths and 39 injuries. After the riots had subsided, 259 were arrested, and a joint statement made by Elizabeth II and Governor Leonard Coleman condemned the riots and urged the Garetolians to cease the actions committed during the riots. As of 2023, the Gainesville Riots remain the single deadliest day in post-1900 Garetolian history,


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