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List of terrorist organisations - Racist terrorists mostly neo-Nazis and white-supremacists.
Army for the Liberation of Rwanda - Rwanda (Hutu emancipatory; possibly genocidal)
Aryan Nations
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List of terrorist organisations - Christian.
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List of terrorist organisations - Christian.
Nagaland Rebels (1947-present) Active in predominantly Christian state in Hindu majority India. Involved in several bombings in 2004. Goal: Independence from India after annexing parts of neighboring Indian states and Burma if it has Christian majority.
National Liberation Front of Tripura (1989-present) A group that seeks the independence of Tripura from India to create a Christian Tripura.
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List of terrorist organisations - Christian.
Nagaland Rebels (1947-present) Active in predominantly Christian state in Hindu majority India. Involved in several bombings in 2004. Goal: Independence from India after annexing parts of neighboring Indian states and Burma if it has Christian majority.
National Liberation Front of Tripura (1989-present) A group that seeks the independence of Tripura from India to create a Christian Tripura.
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - History
Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement.
The area of the present-day City of Fredericton was first used for seasonal farming by the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet peoples. Corn was a primary crop they grew in the area. Interestingly, in a sense, the site of Fredericton served as a sort of capital for Aboriginals in the area. Aucpaque, the "principle village" of the Aboriginals in the area, was located a few kilometres up river from the site of present day Fredericton.
The first Eur ...
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography Fredericton is located in the middle of the Saint John River valley, with most of the city's post-war suburban development occurring on gently sloping hills on either side of the river, although the downtown core is flat and lies low to the river.
At an altitude of approximately 17 meter above sea level, the city of Fredericton is embedded in the Pennsylvanian Basin and it contrasts markedly from the geologically older parts of the province. Roughly, there are two distinct areas in the region that are divided around Wilsey Road, in th ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Media The Daily Gleaner is published Fredericton as a daily and there are also three weekly newspapers available. The Telegraph-Journal, based in Saint John, publishes a provincial edition and has a bureau in Fredericton. Furthermore, the students at Saint Thomas University and the University of New Brunswick both publish their own weekly papers - the Aquinian and the Brunswickan respectively - that are distributed in public areas on campus and in the city in general. In recent years, Fredericton has seen a grow ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Media |
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Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport.
Air service is provided out of the Greater Fredericton Airport, located approximately 15 kilometres east of downtown in Lincoln. It is served by two airlines: Air Canada (which operates direct flights to Toronto, Montreal and Halifax), and Delta Air Lines (which has two return flights a day to Boston, Massachusetts).
Fredericton New Bru ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods The City of Fredericton is bisected by the Saint John River - this creates distinctive regions of the city characterized as "The Northside" and the "Southside."
The Southside is characterized by a downtown core consisting of provincial government departments, historical buildings, and numerous business establishments, banks, and law firms. Downtown also hosts many of the city's cultural attractions such as The Playhouse, the York-Sunbury Museum, and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, to name a few. Many notable historical buildings are also ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research
Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges.
Fredericton's status as an educational centre is evident in the city's two degree granting universities: the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University (New Brunswick).
The University of New Brunswick - commonly abbreviated UNB - was founded in 1785 and - along with the University of Georgia - is the oldest public university in North America. Built in 1826, UNB's Old Arts Building is the oldest university building still in use in Canada. UNB ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the lumber industry - with corresponding mills - were a primary sector of Fredericton's economy. Over the course of the 20th century, these industries declined and gave way to the provincial government and the universities being the primary employers in the city.
The policies of centralizing provincial government functions during the 1960s under New Brunswick Premier Louis Robichaud -along with the expanded role of the public sector characteristic of the 1960s/70s - led to a sizeable expansion ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics The population of City of Fredericton is 47,560 (greater Fredericton 81,346, both per 2001 census), although unofficial reports more around 50,750 (greater Fredericton 84,523) due to the student population which is often not counted in offical censuses. Along with Moncton and Halifax, Fredericton is one of three Maritime cities to register a population growth in recent years.
Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity.
Fredericton's population is predominately white/caucasian. However, a significant black minor ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture Due to the presence of the two universities, Fredericton is more cosmopolitan than many cities its size. This is reflected in cuisine offered by local ethnic restaurants (which include Mexican, Lebanese, Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, Caribbean, Italian, Brazilian, Japanese and Greek foods). There are also several retail outlets that sell ethnic products and artifacts.
Fredericton is an important cultural centre of the region featuring art galleries, the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, museums and theat ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture |
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Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure.
Fredericton has a mayor-council and non-partisan form of government, with the mayor and council serving fixed four-year terms (three years until 2004), and elections held in May. The last election was in 2004. The current mayor is Brad Woodside, who first served from 1986 until 1999 but was re-elected in 2004 in a close race with city councillor Joel Richardson.
The city is divided into twelve wards (six on each s ...
See also:Fredericton New Brunswick, Fredericton New Brunswick - History, Fredericton New Brunswick - Aboriginal French and Early British Settlement, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Loyalists and the Founding of Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historic Marysville, Fredericton New Brunswick - Neighbourhoods, Fredericton New Brunswick - Climate and Geography, Fredericton New Brunswick - Education and Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Universities and Colleges, Fredericton New Brunswick - School System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Research, Fredericton New Brunswick - Economy, Fredericton New Brunswick - Culture, Fredericton New Brunswick - Arts, Fredericton New Brunswick - Sports and Recreation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Nightlife, Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Administrative Structure, Fredericton New Brunswick - Municipal Politics in Fredericton, Fredericton New Brunswick - Fredericton and Provincial/Federal Politics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Demographics, Fredericton New Brunswick - Ethnicity, Fredericton New Brunswick - Religion, Fredericton New Brunswick - Language, Fredericton New Brunswick - Media, Fredericton New Brunswick - Transportation, Fredericton New Brunswick - Airport, Fredericton New Brunswick - Public Transit Roads Highways Rail Services, Fredericton New Brunswick - The Fredericton Trail System, Fredericton New Brunswick - Attractions, Fredericton New Brunswick - Historical Buildings and Museums, Fredericton New Brunswick - Parks and Public Spaces, Fredericton New Brunswick - Famous Frederictonians Read more here: » Fredericton New Brunswick: Encyclopedia II - Fredericton New Brunswick - Government and Politics |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - Early history The RUC officially came into existence on 1 June 1922. The force's new headquarters were established at the Atlantic Buildings in Belfast, and Charles Wickham was the first Inspector-General. The force was largely identical to the RIC - with the twin duties of law enforcement and maintenance of the political status quo. Like the RIC, and in contrast to Great Britain and the rest of Ireland, all members of the new force were armed and wore a dark green uniform as opposed to the dar ...
See also:Royal Ulster Constabulary, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Controversy, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Casualties, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Early history, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Policing in a divided society, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Troubles, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Patten Report, Royal Ulster Constabulary - George Cross, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Stevens Inquiry into alleged police collusion with loyalist killers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Chief Officers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - External link Read more here: » Royal Ulster Constabulary: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - Early history |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - The Troubles - Casualties : Brief Summary Responsibility
Between 1969 and 2001, 3523 died as a result of the Troubles:
2055 by Republican groups
1020 by Loyalist groups
368 by British and Irish security forces
80 by groups or persons unknown
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Most of those killed were civilians or members of the security forces, with smaller groups of victims identified with Republican and Loyalist paramilitary groups. It is often disputed whether some civilians were members of paramilitary organisations due to t ...
See also:The Troubles, The Troubles - Casualties : Brief Summary, The Troubles - Background, The Troubles - Overview, The Troubles - The partition of Ireland, The Troubles - Religion and class, The Troubles - Policing, The Troubles - Timeline, The Troubles - Bloody Sunday, The Troubles - Bloody Friday, The Troubles - The Special Powers Act, The Troubles - Situation in 2004, The Troubles - Directory, The Troubles - 1. Cultural / Religious Groupings, The Troubles - 2. Political Parties, The Troubles - 3. Security Forces, The Troubles - 4. Paramilitary Groups Read more here: » The Troubles: Encyclopedia II - The Troubles - Casualties : Brief Summary |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - Policing in a divided society Policing a divided society such as in Northern Ireland proved difficult, as each community (nationalist and unionist) had different attitudes towards the institutions of the state. To unionists, the state had full legitimacy, as did its institutions, its parliament, the Crown and its police force. Many nationalists, however, viewed the existence and government of Northern Ireland as sectarian, anti-Catholic, anti-nationalist, and as a gerrymander on an unprecedented scale that had partitioned Ireland against the will of its people to create ...
See also:Royal Ulster Constabulary, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Controversy, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Casualties, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Early history, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Policing in a divided society, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Troubles, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Patten Report, Royal Ulster Constabulary - George Cross, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Stevens Inquiry into alleged police collusion with loyalist killers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Chief Officers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - External link Read more here: » Royal Ulster Constabulary: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - Policing in a divided society |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Troubles The rise of civil rights protests at the end of the decade marked the beginning of The Troubles. The RUC continued its traditional pro-unionist role when it found itself confronting marchers protesting at the gerrymandering of local governmental electoral wards and the discrimination in local housing allocation. Many of these Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association protests were banned by the government of Northern Ireland, but often the marches went ahead anyways. The events at Duke Street in Derry and Burntollet Bridge, in east County De ...
See also:Royal Ulster Constabulary, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Controversy, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Casualties, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Early history, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Policing in a divided society, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Troubles, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Patten Report, Royal Ulster Constabulary - George Cross, Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Stevens Inquiry into alleged police collusion with loyalist killers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - Chief Officers, Royal Ulster Constabulary - External link Read more here: » Royal Ulster Constabulary: Encyclopedia II - Royal Ulster Constabulary - The Troubles |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Blood computer game - Enemies Bosses and other characters Note: The HP values, from Skill 1 to Skill 5 will be shown in Italics at the end of the description.
Blood computer game - Harmless Creatures.
Citizens - Citizens are shirtless, rag-wearing people who are unlucky enough to get caught in the crossfire of conflicts between Caleb and the Cabal. Caleb begins finding them on "Wrong Side of the Tracks" in the first episode of the registered version. They cannot attack, nor are they any threat. In all actuality, they serve as a distraction to enemie ...
See also:Blood computer game, Blood computer game - Story, Blood computer game - Weapons, Blood computer game - Items, Blood computer game - Episodes and Levels, Blood computer game - Episode 1: The Way of All Flesh, Blood computer game - Episode 2: Even Death May Die, Blood computer game - Episode 3: Farewell to Arms, Blood computer game - Episode 4: Dead Reckoning, Blood computer game - Episode 5: Post Mortem Requires Plasma Pak or One Unit Whole Blood, Blood computer game - Episode 6: Cryptic Passage Requires Cryptic Passage add-on or One Unit Whole Blood, Blood computer game - Enemies Bosses and other characters, Blood computer game - Harmless Creatures, Blood computer game - Nuisance Enemies, Blood computer game - Axe Zombies, Blood computer game - Cabal Loyalists, Blood computer game - Gill Beasts, Blood computer game - Bloated Butchers, Blood computer game - Flesh Gargoyles, Blood computer game - Spiders, Blood computer game - Hellhounds, Blood computer game - Phantasms, Blood computer game - Cheogh/Stone Gargoyles, Blood computer game - Shial/Mother Spider, Blood computer game - Cerberus, Blood computer game - Priests/Stone Beasts, Blood computer game - Tchernobog, Blood computer game - Miscellaneous, Blood computer game - Blood versions expansions and sequels, Blood computer game - Trivia Read more here: » Blood computer game: Encyclopedia II - Blood computer game - Enemies Bosses and other characters |
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| | | | | Loyalist: Encyclopedia II - Blood computer game - Episodes and Levels
Blood computer game - Episode 1: The Way of All Flesh.
Level 1: Cradle to Grave - The first level in the game is centered around a graveyard and funeral home, Morningside Mortuary (a reference to the film, Phantasm). Caleb is introduced to the first of the Axe Zombies, Cultists, and Rats. He also finds his first TNT bundles, shotgun, and flare gun in this level, as well as the Napalm Launcher (in a 'Super Secret' area). Caleb begins this level rising from his grave (to which he was banished in the introductory cutscene ...
See also:Blood computer game, Blood computer game - Story, Blood computer game - Weapons, Blood computer game - Items, Blood computer game - Episodes and Levels, Blood computer game - Episode 1: The Way of All Flesh, Blood computer game - Episode 2: Even Death May Die, Blood computer game - Episode 3: Farewell to Arms, Blood computer game - Episode 4: Dead Reckoning, Blood computer game - Episode 5: Post Mortem Requires Plasma Pak or One Unit Whole Blood, Blood computer game - Episode 6: Cryptic Passage Requires Cryptic Passage add-on or One Unit Whole Blood, Blood computer game - Enemies Bosses and other characters, Blood computer game - Harmless Creatures, Blood computer game - Nuisance Enemies, Blood computer game - Axe Zombies, Blood computer game - Cabal Loyalists, Blood computer game - Gill Beasts, Blood computer game - Bloated Butchers, Blood computer game - Flesh Gargoyles, Blood computer game - Spiders, Blood computer game - Hellhounds, Blood computer game - Phantasms, Blood computer game - Cheogh/Stone Gargoyles, Blood computer game - Shial/Mother Spider, Blood computer game - Cerberus, Blood computer game - Priests/Stone Beasts, Blood computer game - Tchernobog, Blood computer game - Miscellaneous, Blood computer game - Blood versions expansions and sequels, Blood computer game - Trivia Read more here: » Blood computer game: Encyclopedia II - Blood computer game - Episodes and Levels |
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