1862 Versus 1945 – War Is War

1862 and 1945? Even if war is reading war, Whitman's "Diary of Civil War" and Gossip "Diary of Hiroshima", the result of human suffering and war is the same. People suffer, the land is destroyed, and life does not change. Throughout the daily record of "Civil War Diary", Whitman played almost his own thoughts when it happened, and wrote his vivid and painful observations. In Hiroshima 's diary, Hachiya' s memory is similar to Whitman 's memory and affects the lives of him and his colleagues.

In the Dakota War of 1862, between the United States and several bands such as Suzuka's Riot, Dakota's Riot, Susan's 1862 Era, Dakota's Conflict of 1862, Dakota's War of 1862, Little Raven War It was an armed conflict. Dakota (also known as "Sue" in the eastern part). It began on August 17, 1862 four years after being admitted to the Minnesota River in the southwestern Minnesota province. During the war, Dakota attacked hundreds of colonists and immigrants on a massive scale, causing colonists to die and letting many people escape from the area. As a result of strong desire for immediate revenge, soldiers captured hundreds of Dakota men and interns. The military court soon put these people on trial and sentenced 303 people to death. President Lincoln later decided the penalty of 264 of them. On December 26, 1862, a large stop of 38 ductronics was made at Mankato, Minnesota; this is the largest mass execution in America history.

The Dakota War of 1862 (more generally the old government's riots and general sentences in the Soviet of 1862) was the first major armed fight between the United States of America and Sue. Following a six week battle in Minnesota, the record led by Taoyateduta (aka Little Raven) shows that more than 500 American soldiers and settlers were killed in a conflict. He died in or after death. Most of Siou, who died of the uprising, was not recorded, but after the war, 303 Siou was sentenced to death by being sentenced to murder and rape by the US military court. President Lincoln made most of the death sentences, but on December 26, 1862 38 Suzuki Dakotans were hanged in Mankato, Minnesota. This is still the biggest criminal group in American history today. Execution