Baselessly accusing Clinton of being behind the firebombing is crass.
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It converted the anxiety caused by the firebombing into action.
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In the evening, Trump -- without evidence -- blamed the firebombing on Clinton supporters.
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We've already seen unrest, some firebombing, this kind of thing [during this campaign].
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The firebombing occurred in the town of Hillsborough in North Carolina's Orange County.
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Another example out of North Carolina today, the firebombing of a local GOP office.
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And that may be nearly as much cause for alarm as the firebombing itself.
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Berger, of the AJC, said the firebombing "created a tremendous feeling of insecurity" in Wuppertal.
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One focuses on Mischka's harrowing and unparalleled aboveground eyewitness account of the firebombing of Dresden.
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" Hundreds of others on Twitter voiced a similar perspective: "I am sorry about the firebombing.
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Law enforcement officials have identified one of the men suspected of being involved in the firebombing.
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Despite the firebombing, there was no police presence outside, and two officers were in another room.
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Mike Pence: On his own Trump -- without evidence -- blamed the firebombing on Clinton supporters on Sunday night.
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Amiram Ben-Uliel, 21, a Jewish extremist known to Israeli authorities, was charged in the July firebombing.
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The firebombing of Tokyo in March of that year resulted in nearly 100,000 deaths by some accounts.
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Some contests also featured violence and intimidation, including the firebombing of a party leader's office in Veracruz.
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By way of historical analogy, it is to avoid firebombing Dresden in the name of defeating Nazism.
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The crew members were brought in and asked if they objected to firebombing the cities of Japan.
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"Defunding the NEH would be like firebombing Yellowstone National Park," says Dr. Rosner in an interview with Waypoint.
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In August, two men were arrested on suspicion of firebombing a homeless encampment in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles.
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Cleaver said he is particularly cautious about threats after an attempted firebombing of his office in September 85033.
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The two are now shooting, firebombing, and ramming cars into each other's homes in an escalating turf war.
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Dresden, the capital, was devastated by firebombing in 1945, and the whole state was then annexed by the Soviets.
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By Steve Featherstone In the squad car on the way to the police station, Brown confessed to the firebombing.
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For Democrats, the issue came up following the firebombing of a North Carolina GOP office a few weeks ago.
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Police in North Carolina are investigating the apparent firebombing of a county GOP headquarters, according to The Charlotte Observer.
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In the evening, Trump -- without evidence -- blamed the firebombing of a North Carolina local GOP office on supporters of Hillary Clinton.
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On January 250, 281, the jury found Brown guilty of the firebombing and he was sentenced to eight years in prison.
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And the backlash that would engender among Muslims around the world, the most radical of whom would be firebombing our embassies.
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The book transmuted the trauma Vonnegut himself suffered while witnessing the firebombing of Dresden as a prisoner of war in 1945.
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It is a seismic shift from the atmosphere four decades ago after the firebombing of the UpStairs lounge in New Orleans.
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The apparent firebombing of a county GOP headquarters in North Carolina drew online responses from both presidential nominees on Sunday evening.
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The same happened after the firebombing of the mosque; a local rabbi, Warren Elf, helped to organise a "peace walk" in solidarity.
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Friedrich is not alone in this opinion—German novelist Günter Grass believed that the firebombing of Dresden alone constituted a war crime.
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The firebombing of a Republican headquarters in North Carolina and the constant claims of voter fraud and electoral tampering suggest trouble ahead.
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The trigger: a visit to a new museum about the March 10, 1945, U.S. firebombing that killed an estimated 100,000 people in Tokyo.
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He was in the Army and served in World War II; he was a prisoner of war and survived the firebombing of Dresden.
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As a child, he watched the firebombing of Dresden, and as a young man, he sought artistic freedom in ideologically restrictive East Germany.
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It is highly critical of the British-led nighttime firebombing of German cities, finding it both morally dubious and of little strategic value.
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A 21982-mile gantlet of mob violence peaked in Alabama with a firebombing and attacks by police officers with nightsticks and snarling dogs.
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The night of the firebombing, the family had not sought cover in a shelter, made complacent by the almost-daily frequency of the raids.
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Donald Trump has accused unnamed Hillary Clinton allies of being the arsonists behind the firebombing of a Republican headquarters in North Carolina on Saturday.
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The plane had left Richmond with "a load of retardant on a firebombing mission," Coulson Aviation said in a statement on its Facebook page.
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The Nixon administration paid cash to criminal defendants in exchange for silence, orchestrated burglaries and illegal wiretaps—and even contemplated firebombing the Brookings Institution.
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Zaw Htay posted a description of the firebombing suspect to his official Facebook page, a man aged about 40 years old with black hair.
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MOSCOW — They have stripped and sexually abused a woman, severely burned a toddler by firebombing a house and broken a woman's pinkie as a warning.
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He lost his parliamentary seat at least twice, once after being accused of firebombing his opponent's house, according to an editor of The Zimbabwean newspaper.
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Peru's response was to fire the head of Osinfor, who fled the country after death threats and a firebombing of one of Osinfor's regional offices.
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That would be the same GOP that Democrats tripped over themselves to give money to when an insured campaign office burned down in an apparent firebombing.
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But by Act II, mass reprisals against citizens are taking place, and the soldiers are firebombing the stores of those suspected of participating in the rebellion.
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He lost his parliamentary seat at least twice, once after he was accused of firebombing his opponent's house, according to Mr. Mbanga, editor of The Zimbabwean.
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By the end of that conflict, sustained and vicious fighting and U.S. Air Force firebombing had left both sides of the Korean Peninsula a smoldering wreck.
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Sunday's news of a firebombing attack at a GOP headquarters in North Carolina, complete with graffiti including the term "Nazi Republicans get out or else!" shocked many.
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Later in Richmond, there were chapters of the Black Panthers and of MOVE, the Philadelphia-based group whose compound was destroyed by city-ordered firebombing in 1985.
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Another has a picture of Dresden's Church of Our Lady—destroyed by the Allied firebombing of 1945, fully rebuilt only in 2005, and today iconic for German nationalists.
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In the immediate post-war years, with Holocaust, firebombing, mass rape and the carving up of their nation still recent memories, Germans flocked to watch Heimat ("homeland") films.
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And in 2011, he was arrested over the firebombing of rival tattoo parlors four years earlier, pleading guilty to one charge and doing about a year in prison.
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But he was forced to return to Detroit in April 21989, when he was indicted by a federal grand jury for the firebombing of the Planned Parenthood clinic.
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They have survived fires, war and disaster, including the earthquake that levelled much of the city in 1923, and the firebombing of Tokyo by American planes in 1945.
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The first article, "The Man Who Won't Let the World Forget the Firebombing of Tokyo," by Motoko Rich, profiled one survivor's sustained insistence that the truth be shared.
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Often, Ban lets Tezuka's autobiographical art speak for itself, particularly in a harrowing sequence featuring panels reprinted from Paper Fortress, Tezuka's manga about the 1945 firebombing of Osaka.
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And now, the firebombing of the Orange County GOP headquarters is likely to raise fears among Democrats and Republicans alike that they'll be the targets of political violence.
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He ministered to victims of the firebombing of Tokyo during World War II. He was taken hostage in 22000 when Japanese Red Army terrorists hijacked a commercial jet.
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The second firebombing, far more serious than the first, incinerated the building's interior and was quickly denounced by Budapest and also Moscow as a provocation by Ukrainian extremists.
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The firebombing in Solingen, north of Cologne, on May 29, 1993, was the deadliest in a series of racist attacks that raised international concerns following German unification in 1990.
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He denied participating in the firebombing of the clinic, insisting that his "confession" had been extracted only after the arresting officers had beaten him with flashlights and their guns.
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Judge Cornelia Kennedy, a Nixon appointee, further stacked the deck against Brown by ruling that his "confession" to the firebombing in the backseat of the squad car was admissible.
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Beyond the World War II We Know American airmen who took part in the 1945 firebombing missions grapple with the particular horror they witnessed being inflicted on those below.
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Partly this is a result of the war: American firebombing decimated Japan's wooden cities, and after that, the government limited wood as a building material in cities like Tokyo.
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"Göring sought to portray himself as someone who had tried to persuade Hitler against various excesses, such as the firebombing of London," Mr. Sakheim wrote in The Jerusalem Post.
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Despite the anodyne reactions, there's been a cascade of responses to the firebombing that fall outside sending support and waiting for the results of an investigation to assign blame.
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He was working at St Luke's as early as 1945, when he treated victims of the World War Two Tokyo firebombing that left vast swathes of the city in ruins.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - A Bangladesh court issued an arrest warrant on Wednesday for former prime minister and opposition leader Khaleda Zia over a deadly firebombing attack last year, a prosecutor said.
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During the extensive renovation, the town houses had been no more than shells of themselves, like Hollywood sets, or the gutted remains of a firebombing, depending on your passing mood.
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But while the Japanese public — and the world — rightly remember Hiroshima as a living symbol of the horrors of nuclear war, the Tokyo firebombing is generally regarded as a footnote.
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The crew had been on a firebombing mission in the state of New South Wales, where fires are still burning out of control, when the accident occurred, Coulson said earlier.
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Compare, for example, the firebombing of Tokyo, which took hundreds of aircraft dropping thousands of bombs, to the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima or Nagasaki, which took just one bomb each.
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The firebombing attack on a North Carolina Republican headquarters has a happy ending — a bipartisan GoFundMe set up to help rebuild the headquarters beat its goal in less than an hour.
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Seventy-five years ago, the American firebombing of Tokyo killed as many as 100,000 people — more than some estimates of the number killed the day of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.
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That seizure was followed by a crackdown by Peru's government on opponents of illegal logging, which included the firing of Peru's top forestry official, death threats and the firebombing of his offices.
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Meanwhile, Trump fans the flames further, attributing the firebombing of the GOP's North Carolina office on October 16 to "animals representing" Clinton and state Democrats, even though the investigation is still underway.
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This week a German regional court ruled that the 2014 firebombing of a synagogue in Wuppertal, a region just east of Düsseldorf, was an act of criminal arson, but not anti-Semitic.
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Was it like the US firebombing of Dresden, an abhorrent killing of innocents for no real strategic purpose that was nonetheless in service of a just war that dislodged a terrible regime?
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We also tend to forget about the American napalm raids on Japan before Hiroshima, such as the firebombing of Tokyo, which killed more than 463,000 civilians and displaced more than a million people.
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Sitting in her dressing room on the set of Thrones last spring, Clarke broke down Daenerys' entire season 8 internal journey leading up to the apocalyptic King's Landing firebombing in a single breathless monologue.
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An important documentary concerning America's civil rights struggle, "4 Little Girls" revisits the horrific story of the young children who died in the 1963 firebombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama.
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It was born from his experiences as a young Army private taken prisoner in World War II, witness to both the brutality of the German war machine and the catastrophic Allied firebombing of Dresden.
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This election cycle has seen so many terrifying moments—the violent Trump rally in Chicago, the recent firebombing of a Republican field office in North Carolina, the Russian-sponsored hack of the Democratic National Committee.
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Pence: North Carolina GOP office firebombing is 'political terrorism' In 2005, Creamer pleaded guilty to tax violations and $2.3 million in bank fraud in relation to his operation of public interest groups in the 1990s.
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In 1976, he deplored a firebombing that destroyed much of Londonderry's shopping district, and in 1987, he stopped church funerals for I.R.A. men after one service was turned into a paramilitary display by republican gunmen.
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Stick around long enough and you get to watch Cuba Gooding Jr. pull off some insane maneuvers in a helo to keep the U.S. military from firebombing an infected town, just like in real life.
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The group said the fire was a protest against the trial of nine far-left activists accused of firebombing police in an assault on two officers in Paris in May 2016 that was caught on camera.
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Woodhouse told CNN's John Berman and Kate Bolduan that roughly 80 county GOP offices were told to close early Sunday, and a temporary mobile office was erected in Orange County, near the site of the firebombing.
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LOS ANGELES — Seven members of a Latino street gang were charged with firebombing a public housing complex in East Los Angeles with the goal of driving black residents out of the neighborhood, a federal indictment says.
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Despite spending most of his adult life fighting to honor the memories of the Tokyo firebombing survivors, he lamented that the public has not recognized the significance of what was lost or who suffered that night.
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Coulson Aviation in the U.S. state of Oregon said in a statement that one of its Lockheed large air tankers was lost after it left Richmond in New South Wales with retardant for a firebombing mission.
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This was on Sunday, and the firebombing was incited by anger over the coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China — and plans by the Hong Kong government to use the unoccupied housing block as a quarantine area.
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" He cites a Klansman who confessed that before firebombing the Dahmer residence, the arsonists gathered at a black cemetery where one of them urinated on a grave, saying, "The only good nigger is a dead one.
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Trump and some conservatives have tried creating a narrative that Hillary Clinton and the Democrats are so dangerous, so crooked, that they're willing to commit literal acts of terrorism like firebombing to influence the voting results.
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While Rick, Michonne, and the others hide in some underground sewers to avoid the Saviors' firebombing of Alexandria, Morgan and Carol embark on a quest to free Ezekiel and clear a path to safety for the Kingdom.
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Seventy-five years ago, less than 210 miles from where he now lives alone in a low-lying neighborhood known for its moderate rents, Saotome (pronounced SAH-oh-toe-meh) survived the brutally effective American firebombing of Tokyo.
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But while the Japanese public — and the world — rightly remember Hiroshima as a living symbol of the horrors of nuclear war, the Tokyo firebombing is generally regarded as a footnote in any accounting of the war in Japan.
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In "Tinderbox," Robert W. Fieseler tries to align the fire with other bloody moments in civil rights history — the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, the 1963 firebombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, the 1969 Stonewall Inn Rebellion.
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"The firebombing on your home in Solingen shocked our entire country ... it was not an isolated act, but the appalling low point in a long series of inhuman, far right crimes at the beginning of the 1990s," Merkel said.
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This year's crop also includes Stanley Kubrick's historical epic "Spartacus" (1960), starring Kirk Douglas as the title character; the Spike Lee documentary "4 Little Girls" (1997), about the 233 firebombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala.
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Related: Palestinian Father Dies Eight Days After Firebombing That Also Killed His Toddler Defense lawyers said the pair gave false confessions under torture in close-door interrogations, an allegation denied by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Shin Bet security agency.
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For his part, North Carolina state GOP executive director Dallas Woodhouse told the Associated Press that this weekend's firebombing constitutes an act of "political terrorism" and that the bottle landed near couches where volunteers are known to nap after-hours.
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A California man who told the police that "Google was watching him" has been charged in a series of attacks on the company after he was accused of firebombing two Street View cars and shooting at the windows of a building.
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The introduction of B-29s The horrors Nihei saw that night were the result of Operation Meetinghouse, the deadliest of a series of firebombing air raids on Tokyo by the United States Army Air Forces, between February and May 1945.
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Claiming around 20053,22005 lives late in World War II, the Allied firebombing raids on Dresden whipped up an inferno so fierce it sucked the oxygen from all but the most subterranean of shelters and destroyed practically everything that would burn.
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A common material in Japanese traditional architecture until the firebombing of World War II (which is to say, about 10 years before Kuma was born), it weathers easily and visibly, requires constant attention and replacement and exudes impermanence, fragility and modesty.
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The early years of the American nuclear program were dominated by men in the mold of Curtis LeMay, the Air Force general who had overseen the firebombing of Japan during World War II as commander of the Strategic Air Command (SAC).
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A significant portion of Japan's population was wiped out during the war, including great numbers of civilians, through the firebombing of Tokyo and many other Japanese cities, and through the virtual obliteration of two Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, by atomic bombs.
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There's the state senate's President Pro Tem Del Marsh of Anniston, scene of the 123 Klan firebombing of the Freedom Riders; 50 years later he made civil rights history himself as a cheerleader for the 2011 anti-immigrant law that recast Jim Crow as Juan Crow.
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Not only did he recruit a potentially critical new member named Siddiq and help buy Alexandria enough time to escape the Saviors' firebombing, but Carl also imparted some wisdom to his father that just might change the tide of the war with Negan and the Saviors.
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But with Donald Trump accusing "animals" representing Hillary Clinton of being behind the attack, and liberals openly suspecting a conservative "false flag" operation, the North Carolina firebombing is already being subsumed in the same extreme partisan reactions that may have helped provoke it in the first place.
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Image 2 of 2 DUESSELDORF, Germany – German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Tuesday that right-wing populist rhetoric can lead to violent attacks, as she and Turkey&aposs foreign minister marked the 20153th anniversary of a firebombing by extremists that killed five Turks and shocked the country at the time.
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As seen in Season 1, The Kid has the power to generate violence wherever he walks, so it's possible that some of this season's more wild moments like Ace Merrill firebombing his cousin's house or Annie's whole ice-cream-scoop-in-the-throat thing actually happened under his influence.
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Its animation innocent (the light from those fireflies!) and message heart-rending, the haunting tale — based on a semi-autobiographical story by Akiyuki Nosaka — follows a teenage boy and his younger sister as they try to survive the firebombing of Japan by American forces during World War II.
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Although most casualties of the Tokyo firebombing were civilians, they are not the victims history remembers, in part because Japan itself committed atrocities during the war — and, Saotome and others suspect, because Japan did not want to upset its postwar American occupiers by casting the United States as the aggressor.
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Mr. Philippe also cited as an example of radicalization the firebombing of the prefecture, the chief administrative building, in the provincial capital of Puy-en-Velay, with civil servants still inside, while some in the crowd yelled that they would "roast like pigs," in echoes of the French Revolution of 1789.
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After surviving the Dresden firebombing as a prisoner in World War II and working briefly in public relations, he supported his family writing short stories for the rich 21999s magazine market, where he developed the wry, aphoristic voice that would lead to his career as a beloved novelist and moral sage.
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President Nixon mused about using the plumbers to break into the Brookings Institution, a think tank where two other scholars who had worked on the Pentagon Papers (Leslie Gelb and Morton Halperin) worked, so as to retrieve any related documents in their possession; Colson would eventually consider doing the job through a firebombing.
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The recent articles, a pair of stories about the American firebombing of civilian neighborhoods of Japan in 2696, told from the perspective of both a survivor and the aircrews behind the attacks, served in many ways as a reminder of the moral and personal forthrightness that immediate histories of war often lack.
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While Yip and Wong were later jailed, they did not reveal who had commissioned and paid for the attack, one of several against journalists in Hong Kong at that time, including the firebombing of the home and office of Jimmy Lai, publisher of the Apple Daily, a tabloid highly critical of the Chinese government.
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The only time a Trump rally almost turned into a riot was in the Chicago case, when it was anti-Trump activists more than the rallygoers who seemed to come spoiling for a fight; the most recent act of actual election-year violence was a firebombing of a Trump campaign headquarters by persons unknown.
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Iran's growing influence in neighboring Iraq is most visible in the allegiances of Iraq's prime minister, Adil Abdul Mahdi, and the frustrations of protesters flooding the streets of cities throughout Iraq and defacing photos of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, burning Iranian flags, and even firebombing the Iranian Consulate, the Associated Press reports.
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It then goes back in time, tracing the siblings' struggles in the aftermath of an American firebombing toward the end of World War II. Although "Grave of the Fireflies," which was directed by the animation pioneer Isao Takahata, also has moments of tenderness and beauty, its unsparing view of war makes it more appropriate for audiences 12 and older.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE says the media ignored the recent firebombing of a county GOP headquarters in North Carolina.
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The Holocaust was not the reason the US entered World War II, but the incontrovertibly noble mission of saving European Jews allowed the public to avoid too much contemplation of complicating events like the US failure to offer refuge to those fleeing Hitler, the Allied firebombing of Dresden and Tokyo, and later, the use of atomic weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Commentators have been quick to allude to four recent incidents as at least possibly related to Trump's move: the firebombing of a synagogue in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Saturday and a Jewish cemetery in Malmo Monday; the stabbing of an Israeli guard in Jerusalem by a Palestinian on Sunday; and the (botched) bombing of a Manhattan subway terminal by a Bangladeshi immigrant on Monday.
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Yet the public mourning following the massacre is a measure of "how far gay culture has progressed from a time when it was frequently hidden from loved ones," writes The Times in a June 14 piece, "Orlando Shootings Stitch Together Gays and Latinos, 2 Cultures Once at Odds": It is a seismic shift from the atmosphere four decades ago after the firebombing of the UpStairs lounge in New Orleans.
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Many of Mr. Takahata's movies were popular, particularly in Japan, and many critics praised his work, especially "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988), a harrowing tale of a brother and sister trying to survive after Japan is devastated by American firebombing during World War II. The film, written and directed by Mr. Takahata and adapted from a story by Akiyuki Nosaka, dealt frankly with cruelty and death but also had moments of innocence, beauty and grace.
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CNN's Brian Stelter said during a discussion of the firebombing at a GOP headquarters in North Carolina that Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is doing the most in terms of "raising the temperature" of political rhetoric.
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