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1952 SOUTH KOREA: U.N. troops enter prison camp to end riot
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1:35Now PlayingDate: 16th June 1952
Location: Koje Prison Camp
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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SLATE INFORMATION: U.N. Troops Quell Koje Prison Riots
SOUTH KOREA: Koje-do Island:
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AMERICAN MILITARY. U.S.Troops attacking.. good shots .. in Koje Prison Camp to quell riots
KOREA. Rioting Red POW's on Koje Island quelled by United Nations Forces.. shots attack by troops with tanks on compound. Reds throw stones, tear gas quietens reds and then mopping up and sorting.. clean out
PRISONERS OF WAR U.N.Troops storm Koje Prison Camp compounds with tanks etc and tear gas to quell rioting red prisoners.. Reds throw stines etc etc.. quitened at end and surrender.
United Nations; Military - Active; Korean War
prison riots, POW, prisoners of war, Communists
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