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24:49Now PlayingOn April 13th 1919, British troops were ordered to fire upon an innocent crowd of people in Amritsar, in the Punjab region of India. Hundreds were killed, and many more wounded in the attack.
One hundred years on, without an apology from the British government, the story of the massacre, General Reginald Dyer, and the steps towards Indian independence is retold.
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