- Look up
reenactment or
reenact in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Reenactment, re-enactment or
reënactment may
refer to:
Consolidation bill, a bill that...
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Military displays, mock battles, and
reenactments became po****r in 17th-century England. In 1638, the
first known reenactment was
brought to life by Lord James...
- The
Reenactment (Romanian: Reconstituirea), also
known as Reconstruction, is a 1968 black-and-white film by
Romanian director Lucian Pintilie. It is based...
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Civil War
reenactment may
refer to:
American Civil War
reenactment Renaissance reenactment The
Sealed Knot (
reenactment), UK This
disambiguation page...
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British reenactment society Vikings Of
Middle England – a
British reenactment society Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Medieval reenactments. Bilefsky...
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attended by more than 50,000
Union and
Confederate veterans, and
included reenactments of
elements of the battle,
including Pickett's Charge.
Modern reenacting...
- to add in skits, singing,
historic speeches and
interpretations and
reenactments of
actual events depending on the time
period and
theme of any given...
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broadest use, it encomp****es
reenactment of
periods from the
early 15th
century through the mid-18th century.
Reenactments of
earlier events are commonly...
- confessions. In some countries,
including South Korea and Thailand,
crime reenactments are done
publicly at the site of the crime,
serving as a form of public...
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increasingly more common,
especially the era of the
Persian War and
reenactments of the
Macedonian phalanx.
Aside from groups,
there are
individuals who...
