Sentence examples for war incident from inspiring English sources

New Orleans Race Riot, (July 1866), after the American Civil War, incident of white violence directed against black urban dwellers in Louisiana; the event was influential in focusing public opinion in the North on the necessity of taking firmer measures to govern the South during Reconstruction.

Brian Williams faces calls for resignation after distorting his involvement in Iraq War incident.

The movie is a retelling of a Cold War incident in which the Taiwanese captured a Soviet tanker, the "Poltava".

This locomotive, best known for being at the heart of an American Civil War incident, is now on display at the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History (the Big Shanty Museum) in Kennesaw, Georgia.

As an example, he cited an analysis by the group Iraq Body Count of the logs of Iraq war incidents, which Private Manning leaked, that suggested there had been far higher civilian casualties than officials had estimated.

Lautz conscientiously presents the killing as a fog-of-war incident in which Birch's "frustration and exhaustion" may have impaired his judgment.

These incidents that occurred during the war as well as post-war incidents that ensued, functioned as an inspiration for a whole other "sub-genre [sic] of Cold War Noir".

At the Signature, Michael Wilson directs the war drama "Incident at Vichy," from 1964 Oct . 27).

In one famous World War II incident, Gen. George Patton slapped a hospitalized soldier recovering from battle fatigue and ultimately lost his command.

In a World War I incident in which Hitler steps out of a tent and misses being killed by a bomb, the filmmakers imagined that he left the tent to savagely beat his disobedient dog, Fuchsl.

The only stories they did tell were from their happy pre-war lives, or the rare funny war-time incident.