Colonists knew the land, and used suprised tactics much like the Vietcong in Vietnam. Colonists were also fighting for their freedom, while British soldiers were fighting because it was their job. British soldiers also had to travel across the sea to be deployed, whereas colonists didn’t have to move.
The event you are referring to is called the <span>Kristallnacht, or otherwise known as the night of broken glass. What you described occurred then.</span>
True. Gypsys were considered dirty, savage, and untrustworthy in many societies in Europe at the time; and along with the Roma people. anyone who did not respresent the racial/ethnic ideal was sent to the camps. including Poles, Catholics, homosexuals, intellectuals, etc.
<span>Ayuba Suleiman Diallo was a famous anti-slavery advocate wherein he was a Muslim in the African continent and was a victim of the rampant slave trade pioneered by European colonisers. In addition, his writings have been proven to much a much useful source of information because these were his first-hand accounts about his experiences.</span>
<span>February 26, 1919 is when it was founded hope this helps.</span>
