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Event Occurred in February 1973 Fact Check

“When did it happen”
February 1973
Confidence: High Checked on April 21, 2026

Summary

The incident at Wounded Knee began in February 1973, representing the longest period of civil disorder in the history of the U.S. Marshals Service.

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