- The El
Mozote m****acre took
place both in and
around the
village of El
Mozote, in the Morazán Department, El Salvador, on
December 11 and 12, 1981, when...
- El
Mozote [el moˈsote] is a
village in the Morazán
Department in El Salvador. It was the site of the El
Mozote m****acre
during the
civil war in December...
-
Mozote and m****acred at
least 733 and
possibly up to 1,000
unarmed civilians,
including women and 146 children, in what
became known as the El
Mozote...
- soldiers. The Atlácatl
Battalion was held
responsible for
committing the El
Mozote m****acre in 1981.
Monterrosa was
allegedly seen
arriving by
helicopter by...
-
issue to one article, Danner's piece, "The
Truth of El
Mozote", an
investigation into the El
Mozote m****acre in El Salvador,
thought to be one of the worst...
-
Rufina Amaya (1943 –
March 6, 2007) was one of the few
survivors of the El
Mozote m****acre on
December 11 and
December 12, 1981, in the
Salvadoran department...
-
criticized the El
Salvador government. In
early 1982, when
reports of the El
Mozote m****acre of
hundreds of
civilians by the
military in El
Salvador began appearing...
-
Salvadoran Army's US-trained Atlácatl
Battalion was
responsible for the El
Mozote m****acre
where more than 800
civilians were murdered, over half of them...
-
Michael D.
Higgins visited El
Salvador to
investigate reports of the El
Mozote m****acre,
where over 1,000
civilians were
killed by
government forces. Initially...
-
previously been
responsible for the El
Mozote m****acre, in
which 811
captured civilians had been
killed in the town of El
Mozote At a spot
called "El Calabozo"...
