The 1985 MOVE bombing refers to the May 13, 1985 incident in Ph... - dofaq.co
The 1985 MOVE bombing refers to the May 13, 1985 incident in Ph... 1985 MOVE bombing refers to the May 13, 1985 incident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, when the Philadelphia Police Department bombed a residential home occupied by the militant black anarcho-primitivist group MOVE, and the Philadelphia Fire Department let the subsequent fire burn out of control following a standoff and firefight. Five children and six adults were killed. Sixty-one homes burned to the ground over two city blocks.[1]
Philadelphia unveils new educational exhibit about 1985 MOVE Bombing
Philadelphia unveils new exhibit about 1985 MOVE bombing
Philadelphia unveils exhibit remembering the 1985 MOVE bombing
MOVE Bombing commemorated with permanent exhibit at Philadelphia's Municipal Services Building
MOVE Bombing In Philadelphia Remembered Via New Permanent Exhibit
Penn Museum holds previously undisclosed remains of MOVE bombing victims, activists allege
Four decades later, embers of Philly's MOVE bombing still smoldering | Michael Coard • Pennsylvania Capital-Star
The 1985 Philadelphia bombing that changed the city forever
Day of remembrance marks 38 years since tragic 1985 MOVE bombing in Philadelphia
More MOVE remains? Activist shows new evidence, says Penn curator lied
1985 MOVE bombing remembered with new exhibit
What you need to know about the desecration of MOVE bombing victims’ remains
Penn Museum, 1985 MOVE Bomb Controversy
City unveils exhibit chronicling MOVE bombing 38 years later
The Victims of the Philadelphia MOVE Bombing Continue to Be Erased
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Penn Museum abruptly closes amid protest over MOVE bombing victims' remains
MOVE relatives say Penn Museum curator had more remains than previously said
35 Years After MOVE Bombing That Killed 11, Philadelphia Apologizes (Published 2020)
