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punishment by firearms. It is
sometimes called "
fusillading". In non-military contexts, a
fusillade is used to mean a
sudden flurry or
outburst of activity...
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Execution by
firing squad, in the past
sometimes called fusillading (from the
French fusil, rifle), is a
method of
capital punishment,
particularly common...
- 225 p. Jean Batou,
Quand l'esprit de Genève s'embrase. Au-delà de la
fusillade du 9
novembre 1932, Lausanne, Éditions d'en bas, 2012, 527 p. « Genève :...
- The
Fusillade de
Fourmies was an
event which happened on 1 May 1891 in Fourmies, in the
French Nord department.
Government troops fired on a peaceful...
- The Zug m****acre was a m****
shooting that took
place on 27
September 2001 in the
parliament of the
Canton of Zug, in Switzerland.
Friedrich Leibacher shot...
- Pinel-Fereol,
Peggy (10
January 2025). "Deux
morts et des blessés lors d'une
fusillade au Saint-Esprit".
Martinique la 1ère (in French).
Retrieved 10 January...
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every single grain of sand when he had his face
buried in it from that
fusillade raining down on them from above. But he
described how
everything was not...
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Fusillade Mountain (8,755 feet (2,669 m)) is
located in the
Lewis Range,
Glacier National Park in the U.S.
state of Montana.
Fusillade Mountain lies immediately...
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vulnerable to
British Admiral Horatio Nelson,
immediately ordered a
cannon fusillade against Malta. The
French soldiers disembarked in
Malta at
seven points...
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sailors and soldiers, and
inhabited by most of the
Chinese Christians.
Fusillades of bullets,
artillery and
firecrackers were
directed against the Legations...
