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Fabrizio De André - Fiume sand creek (Live)
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Fiume sand creek Live dal Teatro Brancaccio 1998.
Music video by Fabrizio De Andrè performing Fiume sand creek. (C) 2004 Nuvole Production Srl
published: 24 May 2017
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FIUME SAND CREEK - Fabrizio De Andrè
Fiume Sand Creek - Fabrizio De Andrè
"Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un generale di vent'anni
occhi turchini e giacca uguale
fu un generale di vent'anni
figlio d'un temporale
C'è un dollaro d'argento
sul fondo del Sand Creek.
I nostri guerrieri troppo lontani
sulla pista del bisonte
e quella musica distante
diventò sempre più forte
chiusi gli occhi per tre volte
mi ritrovai ancora lì
chiesi a mio nonno è solo un sogno
mio nonno disse sì
A volte i pesci cantano
sul fondo del Sand Creek
Sognai talmente forte
che mi uscì il sangue dal naso
il lampo in un orecchio
nell'altro il paradiso
le lacrime più piccole
le lacrime più grosse
quando l'albero della neve
fiorì di stelle rosse
Ora i ...
published: 03 Jul 2009
-
Fiume Sand Creek
Provided to YouTube by Ricordi
Fiume Sand Creek · Fabrizio De André
Fabrizio De André (Indiano)
℗ 1981 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Italy) S.p.A.
Released on: 1981-11-25
Recording Engineer: Ezio De Rosa
Composer, Lyricist: Massimo Bubola
Performance Arranger: Mark Harris
Performance Arranger: Oscar Prudente
Auto-generated by YouTube.
published: 26 Jan 2017
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Sand Creek Massacre
As Gold-Seeking Anglo Americans forced Native Americans from their land, Colonel John Chivington ordered his soldiers to attack the Cheyenne and Arapahoe encampment, known as the Sand Creek Massacre.
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published: 22 Nov 2022
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Sand Creek Massacre, 1864: Tragedy on the Big Sandy
Credit to Paul I. Wellman: Death on the Prairie, 1934
This video attempts to provide the context leading up to the massacre of the Cheyenne village in the winter of 1864. The settlers of Colorado endured two summers of Indian raids from Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, Sioux, Ute, Apache, and even Comanche warbands. Local Coloradan government sought negotiation with the peace chiefs of the Cheyenne and Arapaho, only to be thwarted by warlike Dog Soldier faction in Cheyenne inter-tribal politics. Firmly under the influence of the Dog Soldiers, Cheyenne and Arapaho raids increased in the summer and autumn of 1864. Colorado retaliated on November 29th, against a Cheyenne village on Big Sandy Creek.
published: 21 Jul 2022
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Colorado Experience: Sand Creek Massacre
What would lead approximately 675 volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern Colorado Territory? On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chivington led a group to do just that, resulting in the deaths of over two hundred men, women, and children. This episode revisits the horrific events and uncovers the history 150 years later.
Over a million Coloradans turn to Rocky Mountain PBS to discover provocative and inspiring local, national and international programming, find diverse viewpoints, and experience lifelong learning opportunities every month. Learn more: https://www.rmpbs.org
published: 28 Nov 2014
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The Sand Creek Massacre of 1864: A Barbaric Slaughter of Native Americans | Wild West Documentary
Many people probably don’t consider the inherent violence and costs of battle within its own borders, including the disturbing war crimes and underreported massacres against certain demographics, including the Native American populations of the 19th century. One such tragedy in question was the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, its victims the endgame of Civil War fallout and the treatment towards the Plains Native Americans in the years leading up to the mid 1860’s.
To shed light on one of the US Army’s darkest moments, and one of the least-discussed war crimes during the heydey of the wild west, here is a close inspection of the Sand Creek Massacre and the destruction of the Cheyenne tribes in the Great Plains of America.
0:00 Introduction
1:43 Before The Attack
8:16 The Attack
18:47 Aft...
published: 23 Jan 2023
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"Fiume Sand Creek" di Fabrizio De Andrè
Questo brano fa parte dell'album "Fabrizio De Andrè", pubblicato nel 1981.
La canzone narra del massacro di Sand Creek (chiamato anche massacro di Chivington o battaglia di Sand Creek) che si verificò il 29 novembre 1864, nell'ambito dei più vasti eventi della guerra del Colorado e delle guerre indiane negli Stati Uniti d'America.
Un accampamento di circa 600 nativi americani membri delle tribù Cheyenne meridionali e Arapaho, situato in un'ansa del fiume Big Sandy Creek (oggi nella Contea di Kiowa nella parte orientale dello Stato del Colorado), fu attaccato da 700 soldati della milizia statale comandati dal colonnello John Chivington, a dispetto dei vari trattati di pace firmati dai capi tribù locali con il governo statunitense. Visto lo scarso numero di guerrieri armati e capaci di difen...
published: 21 Oct 2016
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Full Film: The Sand Creek Massacre and the Civil War
"It is a story told in bronze and concrete, in wind and earth, and in the wrinkles of an old cottonwood tree. A story few people know or connect with the Civil War. It is a story about a man, half white half Cheyenne, fighting as a Confederate soldier and a Cheyenne warrior. It is a story about a battle for freedom, and human rights." This film premiered as one of several commemorative events of the 150th remembrance of the Sand Creek Massacre in 2014. Through the life of George Bent, Sand Creek Massacre descendants and historians share the events leading up to, and the morning of, November 29, 1864 when approximately 675 U.S. volunteer soldiers commanded by Colonel John M. Chivington attacked a village of about 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians along the Big Sandy Creek in southeastern Col...
published: 15 Mar 2022
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New Ken Burns Documentary Looks At History Of Sand Creek Massacre
In 2007, the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site became the only National Park Service unit to use 'massacre' in its name. Director Ken Burns joins Morning Joe to discuss the new documentary on the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864.
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published: 23 Nov 2021
4:27
Fabrizio De André - Fiume sand creek (Live)
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Fiume sand creek Live dal Teatro Brancaccio 1998.
Music video by Fabrizio De Andrè performing Fiume sand creek. (C) 2004 Nuvole Production Srl
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Music video by Fabrizio De Andrè performing Fiume sand creek. (C) 2004 Nuvole Production Srl
- published: 24 May 2017
- views: 9469017
5:28
FIUME SAND CREEK - Fabrizio De Andrè
Fiume Sand Creek - Fabrizio De Andrè
"Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un general...
Fiume Sand Creek - Fabrizio De Andrè
"Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un generale di vent'anni
occhi turchini e giacca uguale
fu un generale di vent'anni
figlio d'un temporale
C'è un dollaro d'argento
sul fondo del Sand Creek.
I nostri guerrieri troppo lontani
sulla pista del bisonte
e quella musica distante
diventò sempre più forte
chiusi gli occhi per tre volte
mi ritrovai ancora lì
chiesi a mio nonno è solo un sogno
mio nonno disse sì
A volte i pesci cantano
sul fondo del Sand Creek
Sognai talmente forte
che mi uscì il sangue dal naso
il lampo in un orecchio
nell'altro il paradiso
le lacrime più piccole
le lacrime più grosse
quando l'albero della neve
fiorì di stelle rosse
Ora i bambini dormono
nel letto del Sand Creek
Quando il sole alzò la testa
tra' le spalle della notte
c'erano solo cani e fumo
e tende capovolte
tirai una freccia in cielo
per farlo respirare
tirai una freccia al vento
per farlo sanguinare
La terza freccia cercala
sul fondo del Sand Creek
Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un generale di vent'anni
occhi turchini e giacca uguale
fu un generale di vent'anni
figlio d'un temporale
Ora i bambini dormono
sul fondo del Sand Creek"
Sand Creek River
"They are taken our hearts
under a dark blanket
Under a moon died young
we were sleeping without fear
Was a general of twenty years
blue eyes and the same jacket
Was a general of twenty years
son of a storm
There is a dollar silver
on the bottom of Sand Creek
Our warriors too far
on the track of bison
And that distant music
became ever stronger
I closed my eyes for three times
I found myself again here
I asked my grandfather
if this was just a dream
My grandfather said yes
Sometimes the fish sing
on the bottom of the Sand Creek
I dreamed so strong
that blood went out from my nose
The lightning in one ear
in the other paradise
Tears smaller
Tears largest
When the tree of snow
flourished of red stars
Now the children are asleep
in the bed of Sand Creek
When the sun rose the head
between the shoulders of the night
there were only dogs and smoke
and tends flipped
I shooted an arrow toward the sky
to make it breathe
I pulled an arrow in the wind
to make it bleed
The third arrow look for it
on the bottom of the Sand Creek
They are taken our hearts
under a dark blanket
Under a moon died young
we slept without fear
Was a general of twenty years
blue eyes and the same jacket
Was a general of twenty years
son of a storm
Now the children are asleep
on the bottom of Sand Creek"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KuTIT0-hbM&src_vid=k1-7r4h_J7g&annotation_id=542ac31b-0000-27d9-892b-001a1142f248&feature=iv
https://wn.com/Fiume_Sand_Creek_Fabrizio_De_Andrè
Fiume Sand Creek - Fabrizio De Andrè
"Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un generale di vent'anni
occhi turchini e giacca uguale
fu un generale di vent'anni
figlio d'un temporale
C'è un dollaro d'argento
sul fondo del Sand Creek.
I nostri guerrieri troppo lontani
sulla pista del bisonte
e quella musica distante
diventò sempre più forte
chiusi gli occhi per tre volte
mi ritrovai ancora lì
chiesi a mio nonno è solo un sogno
mio nonno disse sì
A volte i pesci cantano
sul fondo del Sand Creek
Sognai talmente forte
che mi uscì il sangue dal naso
il lampo in un orecchio
nell'altro il paradiso
le lacrime più piccole
le lacrime più grosse
quando l'albero della neve
fiorì di stelle rosse
Ora i bambini dormono
nel letto del Sand Creek
Quando il sole alzò la testa
tra' le spalle della notte
c'erano solo cani e fumo
e tende capovolte
tirai una freccia in cielo
per farlo respirare
tirai una freccia al vento
per farlo sanguinare
La terza freccia cercala
sul fondo del Sand Creek
Si son presi il nostro cuore
sotto una coperta scura
sotto una luna morta piccola
dormivamo senza paura
fu un generale di vent'anni
occhi turchini e giacca uguale
fu un generale di vent'anni
figlio d'un temporale
Ora i bambini dormono
sul fondo del Sand Creek"
Sand Creek River
"They are taken our hearts
under a dark blanket
Under a moon died young
we were sleeping without fear
Was a general of twenty years
blue eyes and the same jacket
Was a general of twenty years
son of a storm
There is a dollar silver
on the bottom of Sand Creek
Our warriors too far
on the track of bison
And that distant music
became ever stronger
I closed my eyes for three times
I found myself again here
I asked my grandfather
if this was just a dream
My grandfather said yes
Sometimes the fish sing
on the bottom of the Sand Creek
I dreamed so strong
that blood went out from my nose
The lightning in one ear
in the other paradise
Tears smaller
Tears largest
When the tree of snow
flourished of red stars
Now the children are asleep
in the bed of Sand Creek
When the sun rose the head
between the shoulders of the night
there were only dogs and smoke
and tends flipped
I shooted an arrow toward the sky
to make it breathe
I pulled an arrow in the wind
to make it bleed
The third arrow look for it
on the bottom of the Sand Creek
They are taken our hearts
under a dark blanket
Under a moon died young
we slept without fear
Was a general of twenty years
blue eyes and the same jacket
Was a general of twenty years
son of a storm
Now the children are asleep
on the bottom of Sand Creek"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KuTIT0-hbM&src_vid=k1-7r4h_J7g&annotation_id=542ac31b-0000-27d9-892b-001a1142f248&feature=iv
- published: 03 Jul 2009
- views: 5474018
5:38
Fiume Sand Creek
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Fiume Sand Creek · Fabrizio De André
Fabrizio De André (Indiano)
℗ 1981 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Italy) S.p.A.
Released ...
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Fiume Sand Creek · Fabrizio De André
Fabrizio De André (Indiano)
℗ 1981 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Italy) S.p.A.
Released on: 1981-11-25
Recording Engineer: Ezio De Rosa
Composer, Lyricist: Massimo Bubola
Performance Arranger: Mark Harris
Performance Arranger: Oscar Prudente
Auto-generated by YouTube.
https://wn.com/Fiume_Sand_Creek
Provided to YouTube by Ricordi
Fiume Sand Creek · Fabrizio De André
Fabrizio De André (Indiano)
℗ 1981 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (Italy) S.p.A.
Released on: 1981-11-25
Recording Engineer: Ezio De Rosa
Composer, Lyricist: Massimo Bubola
Performance Arranger: Mark Harris
Performance Arranger: Oscar Prudente
Auto-generated by YouTube.
- published: 26 Jan 2017
- views: 3001233
3:13
Sand Creek Massacre
As Gold-Seeking Anglo Americans forced Native Americans from their land, Colonel John Chivington ordered his soldiers to attack the Cheyenne and Arapahoe encamp...
As Gold-Seeking Anglo Americans forced Native Americans from their land, Colonel John Chivington ordered his soldiers to attack the Cheyenne and Arapahoe encampment, known as the Sand Creek Massacre.
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#documentary #history #biography
Today's Daily Dose short history film covers the Sand Creek Massacre, which saw the slaughter of 230 Cheyenne and Arapaho people by the U.S. Army. The filmmaker has included the original voice over script to further assist your understanding:
Today on The Daily Dose, The Sand Creek Massacre.
After the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 made lands north of the Arkansas River to the Nebraska border the exclusive domain of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe people, the treaty broke down when gold was discovered in the Colorado Territory in 1858. By 1859, more than 100,000 Euro-American fortune seekers—known as “Fifty-Niners”—had poured onto Native American lands, ushering in a precipitous rise in hostilities by 1861. In an effort to curb the violence, on February 8th of that same year, Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle and several Arapahoe leaders accepted the terms of the Federal government’s Treaty of Fort Wise, granting them 600 square miles of protected land to include a substantially-reduced reservation along the Arkansas River, to its northern boundary at Sand Creek. In June of 1864, Governor John Evans of the Colorado Territory, along with Colonel John M. Chivington of the U.S. Army and Fort Lyon commanding officer, Maj. Ned Wynkoop, encouraged Black Kettle and his people to move their village to Sand Creek.
Instead, in a bit of open treachery against Native Americans, at sunrise on November 29th, some 675 U.S. volunteer soldiers under Chivington’s command attacked Black Kettle’s Sand Creek encampment of some 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho people, employing small arms and artillery fire that slaughtered many of the villagers, particularly noncombatant women, children and the elderly. Many who survived the initial attack fled across a dry creek bed and up a small rise, where soldiers shot at them as they struggled over sandy terrain. Those who managed to crest the small hilltop frantically dug pits and trenches to protect themselves, which drew further artillery fire over the next eight hours, leading to the deaths of some 230 Cheyenne and Arapaho people. The following day, soldiers returned to the site of the massacre, committing further atrocities on the dead before departing on December 1st to resume their campaign.
In 2000, copies of letters from Captain Silas Soule and Lieutenant Joseph Cramer were found in Denver, offering firsthand accounts of the massacre, which revealed that more than 100 men of the attacking U.S. volunteer soldiers stood in moral resistance to their orders, making the Sand Creek Massacre, one of the darkest days in Native American history.
And there you have it, the Sand Creek Massacre, today on The Daily Dose.
https://wn.com/Sand_Creek_Massacre
As Gold-Seeking Anglo Americans forced Native Americans from their land, Colonel John Chivington ordered his soldiers to attack the Cheyenne and Arapahoe encampment, known as the Sand Creek Massacre.
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#documentary #history #biography
Today's Daily Dose short history film covers the Sand Creek Massacre, which saw the slaughter of 230 Cheyenne and Arapaho people by the U.S. Army. The filmmaker has included the original voice over script to further assist your understanding:
Today on The Daily Dose, The Sand Creek Massacre.
After the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851 made lands north of the Arkansas River to the Nebraska border the exclusive domain of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe people, the treaty broke down when gold was discovered in the Colorado Territory in 1858. By 1859, more than 100,000 Euro-American fortune seekers—known as “Fifty-Niners”—had poured onto Native American lands, ushering in a precipitous rise in hostilities by 1861. In an effort to curb the violence, on February 8th of that same year, Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle and several Arapahoe leaders accepted the terms of the Federal government’s Treaty of Fort Wise, granting them 600 square miles of protected land to include a substantially-reduced reservation along the Arkansas River, to its northern boundary at Sand Creek. In June of 1864, Governor John Evans of the Colorado Territory, along with Colonel John M. Chivington of the U.S. Army and Fort Lyon commanding officer, Maj. Ned Wynkoop, encouraged Black Kettle and his people to move their village to Sand Creek.
Instead, in a bit of open treachery against Native Americans, at sunrise on November 29th, some 675 U.S. volunteer soldiers under Chivington’s command attacked Black Kettle’s Sand Creek encampment of some 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho people, employing small arms and artillery fire that slaughtered many of the villagers, particularly noncombatant women, children and the elderly. Many who survived the initial attack fled across a dry creek bed and up a small rise, where soldiers shot at them as they struggled over sandy terrain. Those who managed to crest the small hilltop frantically dug pits and trenches to protect themselves, which drew further artillery fire over the next eight hours, leading to the deaths of some 230 Cheyenne and Arapaho people. The following day, soldiers returned to the site of the massacre, committing further atrocities on the dead before departing on December 1st to resume their campaign.
In 2000, copies of letters from Captain Silas Soule and Lieutenant Joseph Cramer were found in Denver, offering firsthand accounts of the massacre, which revealed that more than 100 men of the attacking U.S. volunteer soldiers stood in moral resistance to their orders, making the Sand Creek Massacre, one of the darkest days in Native American history.
And there you have it, the Sand Creek Massacre, today on The Daily Dose.
- published: 22 Nov 2022
- views: 12111
24:46
Sand Creek Massacre, 1864: Tragedy on the Big Sandy
Credit to Paul I. Wellman: Death on the Prairie, 1934
This video attempts to provide the context leading up to the massacre of the Cheyenne village in the wint...
Credit to Paul I. Wellman: Death on the Prairie, 1934
This video attempts to provide the context leading up to the massacre of the Cheyenne village in the winter of 1864. The settlers of Colorado endured two summers of Indian raids from Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, Sioux, Ute, Apache, and even Comanche warbands. Local Coloradan government sought negotiation with the peace chiefs of the Cheyenne and Arapaho, only to be thwarted by warlike Dog Soldier faction in Cheyenne inter-tribal politics. Firmly under the influence of the Dog Soldiers, Cheyenne and Arapaho raids increased in the summer and autumn of 1864. Colorado retaliated on November 29th, against a Cheyenne village on Big Sandy Creek.
https://wn.com/Sand_Creek_Massacre,_1864_Tragedy_On_The_Big_Sandy
Credit to Paul I. Wellman: Death on the Prairie, 1934
This video attempts to provide the context leading up to the massacre of the Cheyenne village in the winter of 1864. The settlers of Colorado endured two summers of Indian raids from Cheyenne, Arapaho, Kiowa, Sioux, Ute, Apache, and even Comanche warbands. Local Coloradan government sought negotiation with the peace chiefs of the Cheyenne and Arapaho, only to be thwarted by warlike Dog Soldier faction in Cheyenne inter-tribal politics. Firmly under the influence of the Dog Soldiers, Cheyenne and Arapaho raids increased in the summer and autumn of 1864. Colorado retaliated on November 29th, against a Cheyenne village on Big Sandy Creek.
- published: 21 Jul 2022
- views: 180201
58:20
Colorado Experience: Sand Creek Massacre
What would lead approximately 675 volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern Colorado Territory? On ...
What would lead approximately 675 volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern Colorado Territory? On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chivington led a group to do just that, resulting in the deaths of over two hundred men, women, and children. This episode revisits the horrific events and uncovers the history 150 years later.
Over a million Coloradans turn to Rocky Mountain PBS to discover provocative and inspiring local, national and international programming, find diverse viewpoints, and experience lifelong learning opportunities every month. Learn more: https://www.rmpbs.org
https://wn.com/Colorado_Experience_Sand_Creek_Massacre
What would lead approximately 675 volunteer soldiers to attack a peaceful settlement of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in the Southeastern Colorado Territory? On November 29, 1864, Colonel John Chivington led a group to do just that, resulting in the deaths of over two hundred men, women, and children. This episode revisits the horrific events and uncovers the history 150 years later.
Over a million Coloradans turn to Rocky Mountain PBS to discover provocative and inspiring local, national and international programming, find diverse viewpoints, and experience lifelong learning opportunities every month. Learn more: https://www.rmpbs.org
- published: 28 Nov 2014
- views: 682938
28:42
The Sand Creek Massacre of 1864: A Barbaric Slaughter of Native Americans | Wild West Documentary
Many people probably don’t consider the inherent violence and costs of battle within its own borders, including the disturbing war crimes and underreported mass...
Many people probably don’t consider the inherent violence and costs of battle within its own borders, including the disturbing war crimes and underreported massacres against certain demographics, including the Native American populations of the 19th century. One such tragedy in question was the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, its victims the endgame of Civil War fallout and the treatment towards the Plains Native Americans in the years leading up to the mid 1860’s.
To shed light on one of the US Army’s darkest moments, and one of the least-discussed war crimes during the heydey of the wild west, here is a close inspection of the Sand Creek Massacre and the destruction of the Cheyenne tribes in the Great Plains of America.
0:00 Introduction
1:43 Before The Attack
8:16 The Attack
18:47 After The Attack
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Many people probably don’t consider the inherent violence and costs of battle within its own borders, including the disturbing war crimes and underreported massacres against certain demographics, including the Native American populations of the 19th century. One such tragedy in question was the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864, its victims the endgame of Civil War fallout and the treatment towards the Plains Native Americans in the years leading up to the mid 1860’s.
To shed light on one of the US Army’s darkest moments, and one of the least-discussed war crimes during the heydey of the wild west, here is a close inspection of the Sand Creek Massacre and the destruction of the Cheyenne tribes in the Great Plains of America.
0:00 Introduction
1:43 Before The Attack
8:16 The Attack
18:47 After The Attack
Music produced by CO.AG: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvA/videos
Thank you for watching.
DISCLAIMER: All materials in these videos are used for educational purposes and fall within the guidelines of fair use. No copyright infringement is intended. If you are, or represent the copyright owner of materials used in this video, and have an issue with the use of said material, please email us before putting in a claim and we can resolve the issue immediately. We can be reach on this email:
[email protected]
Copyright © 2022 Footprints on The Frontier. All rights reserved.
- published: 23 Jan 2023
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"Fiume Sand Creek" di Fabrizio De Andrè
Questo brano fa parte dell'album "Fabrizio De Andrè", pubblicato nel 1981.
La canzone narra del massacro di Sand Creek (chiamato anche massacro di Chivington o ...
Questo brano fa parte dell'album "Fabrizio De Andrè", pubblicato nel 1981.
La canzone narra del massacro di Sand Creek (chiamato anche massacro di Chivington o battaglia di Sand Creek) che si verificò il 29 novembre 1864, nell'ambito dei più vasti eventi della guerra del Colorado e delle guerre indiane negli Stati Uniti d'America.
Un accampamento di circa 600 nativi americani membri delle tribù Cheyenne meridionali e Arapaho, situato in un'ansa del fiume Big Sandy Creek (oggi nella Contea di Kiowa nella parte orientale dello Stato del Colorado), fu attaccato da 700 soldati della milizia statale comandati dal colonnello John Chivington, a dispetto dei vari trattati di pace firmati dai capi tribù locali con il governo statunitense. Visto lo scarso numero di guerrieri armati e capaci di difendersi presenti nel campo, l'attacco dei soldati si tradusse in un massacro indiscriminato di donne e bambini, con un numero di morti tra i nativi stimato tra le 125 e le 175 vittime (oltre ad altri 24 morti e 52 feriti tra gli stessi militari attaccanti); come riferito da molti testimoni oculari, i corpi dei nativi uccisi furono scalpati e in molti casi ripetutamente mutilati da parte dei soldati.
Inizialmente dipinti come una "vittoriosa battaglia" contro nativi ribelli, i fatti di Sand Creek furono poi oggetto di varie investigazioni da parte dell'Esercito statunitense e del Congresso, le quali espressero un severo giudizio sull'operato di Chivington e dei suoi uomini; a dispetto di ciò, tuttavia, nessuna misura punitiva fu presa nei confronti di alcuno dei partecipanti al massacro. I fatti di Sand Creek provocarono attacchi di rappresaglia da parte dei nativi contro gli insediamenti degli invasori europei, nonché un esodo di massa delle tribù native dal Colorado orientale.
https://wn.com/Fiume_Sand_Creek_Di_Fabrizio_De_Andrè
Questo brano fa parte dell'album "Fabrizio De Andrè", pubblicato nel 1981.
La canzone narra del massacro di Sand Creek (chiamato anche massacro di Chivington o battaglia di Sand Creek) che si verificò il 29 novembre 1864, nell'ambito dei più vasti eventi della guerra del Colorado e delle guerre indiane negli Stati Uniti d'America.
Un accampamento di circa 600 nativi americani membri delle tribù Cheyenne meridionali e Arapaho, situato in un'ansa del fiume Big Sandy Creek (oggi nella Contea di Kiowa nella parte orientale dello Stato del Colorado), fu attaccato da 700 soldati della milizia statale comandati dal colonnello John Chivington, a dispetto dei vari trattati di pace firmati dai capi tribù locali con il governo statunitense. Visto lo scarso numero di guerrieri armati e capaci di difendersi presenti nel campo, l'attacco dei soldati si tradusse in un massacro indiscriminato di donne e bambini, con un numero di morti tra i nativi stimato tra le 125 e le 175 vittime (oltre ad altri 24 morti e 52 feriti tra gli stessi militari attaccanti); come riferito da molti testimoni oculari, i corpi dei nativi uccisi furono scalpati e in molti casi ripetutamente mutilati da parte dei soldati.
Inizialmente dipinti come una "vittoriosa battaglia" contro nativi ribelli, i fatti di Sand Creek furono poi oggetto di varie investigazioni da parte dell'Esercito statunitense e del Congresso, le quali espressero un severo giudizio sull'operato di Chivington e dei suoi uomini; a dispetto di ciò, tuttavia, nessuna misura punitiva fu presa nei confronti di alcuno dei partecipanti al massacro. I fatti di Sand Creek provocarono attacchi di rappresaglia da parte dei nativi contro gli insediamenti degli invasori europei, nonché un esodo di massa delle tribù native dal Colorado orientale.
- published: 21 Oct 2016
- views: 103799
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Full Film: The Sand Creek Massacre and the Civil War
"It is a story told in bronze and concrete, in wind and earth, and in the wrinkles of an old cottonwood tree. A story few people know or connect with the Civil ...
"It is a story told in bronze and concrete, in wind and earth, and in the wrinkles of an old cottonwood tree. A story few people know or connect with the Civil War. It is a story about a man, half white half Cheyenne, fighting as a Confederate soldier and a Cheyenne warrior. It is a story about a battle for freedom, and human rights." This film premiered as one of several commemorative events of the 150th remembrance of the Sand Creek Massacre in 2014. Through the life of George Bent, Sand Creek Massacre descendants and historians share the events leading up to, and the morning of, November 29, 1864 when approximately 675 U.S. volunteer soldiers commanded by Colonel John M. Chivington attacked a village of about 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians along the Big Sandy Creek in southeastern Colorado Territory.
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About the Sand Creek Massacre
American history, and the history of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people, were forever changed when US troops led by Colonel John M. Chivington killed approximately 230 peaceful people, composed mostly of women, children, and elders camped along the banks of Big Sandy Creek in southeastern Colorado territory. Although the Cheyenne and Arapaho--under Chiefs Black Kettle, White Antelope, Left Hand and others--believed they were under the protection of the U.S. Army on their ratified treaty lands, Chivington's troops attacked the village of about 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho people severely impacting the traditional knowledge, language, social structures, ceremonies, songs, language, governing councils, and much more for generations.
About the Sand Creek Massacre Foundation
The Sand Creek Massacre Foundation was founded as the non-profit partner to the National Park Service, and the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site, to support educational initiatives including the Center for Sand Creek Massacre Studies. Through our work, the Foundation contributes to lifelong learning about the massacre, honoring those who were lost, efforts for those who seek healing, and those who continue to be affected by this and other atrocities.
https://wn.com/Full_Film_The_Sand_Creek_Massacre_And_The_Civil_War
"It is a story told in bronze and concrete, in wind and earth, and in the wrinkles of an old cottonwood tree. A story few people know or connect with the Civil War. It is a story about a man, half white half Cheyenne, fighting as a Confederate soldier and a Cheyenne warrior. It is a story about a battle for freedom, and human rights." This film premiered as one of several commemorative events of the 150th remembrance of the Sand Creek Massacre in 2014. Through the life of George Bent, Sand Creek Massacre descendants and historians share the events leading up to, and the morning of, November 29, 1864 when approximately 675 U.S. volunteer soldiers commanded by Colonel John M. Chivington attacked a village of about 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians along the Big Sandy Creek in southeastern Colorado Territory.
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About the Sand Creek Massacre
American history, and the history of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people, were forever changed when US troops led by Colonel John M. Chivington killed approximately 230 peaceful people, composed mostly of women, children, and elders camped along the banks of Big Sandy Creek in southeastern Colorado territory. Although the Cheyenne and Arapaho--under Chiefs Black Kettle, White Antelope, Left Hand and others--believed they were under the protection of the U.S. Army on their ratified treaty lands, Chivington's troops attacked the village of about 750 Cheyenne and Arapaho people severely impacting the traditional knowledge, language, social structures, ceremonies, songs, language, governing councils, and much more for generations.
About the Sand Creek Massacre Foundation
The Sand Creek Massacre Foundation was founded as the non-profit partner to the National Park Service, and the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site, to support educational initiatives including the Center for Sand Creek Massacre Studies. Through our work, the Foundation contributes to lifelong learning about the massacre, honoring those who were lost, efforts for those who seek healing, and those who continue to be affected by this and other atrocities.
- published: 15 Mar 2022
- views: 18892
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New Ken Burns Documentary Looks At History Of Sand Creek Massacre
In 2007, the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site became the only National Park Service unit to use 'massacre' in its name. Director Ken Burns joins Morni...
In 2007, the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site became the only National Park Service unit to use 'massacre' in its name. Director Ken Burns joins Morning Joe to discuss the new documentary on the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864.
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New Ken Burns Documentary Looks At History Of Sand Creek Massacre
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In 2007, the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site became the only National Park Service unit to use 'massacre' in its name. Director Ken Burns joins Morning Joe to discuss the new documentary on the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864.
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New Ken Burns Documentary Looks At History Of Sand Creek Massacre
- published: 23 Nov 2021
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