1989.6.4
On 4 June 1989 (commonly cited as "6/4"), Chinese troops and armoured units moved into Beijing to clear weeks‑long pro‑democracy protests centred on Tiananmen Square, resulting in a violent crackdown ...
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The Tiananmen Square protests and their aftermath, including the role of the People's Liberation Army and decisions made by its leaders.
On 4 June 1989 (commonly cited as "6/4"), Chinese troops and armoured units moved into Beijing to clear weeks‑long pro‑democracy protests centred on Tiananmen Square, resulting in a violent crackdown ...
New evidence in recent years—most prominently leaked footage and trial materials tied to —has reinforced long-suspected fractures within the over the martial‑law orders, documenting both explicit refu...
Photographs of “” crystallized the crackdown into a single, globally legible symbol that hardened Western public opinion and became a durable touchstone in diplomatic debates about . That symbolic pow...