Norfolk riot
Time: Monday Jul 21, 1919
Place: Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.
Details: In Norfolk, Virginia, a white mob attacked a homecoming celebration for African-American veterans of World War I. At least 6 people were shot, and the local police called in Marines and Navy personnel to restore order.
‹ Earlier in historyA telegram to Woodrow WilsonSunday Jul 20, 1919 Later in history ›Hungarian Forces Crossed The Tisza River and Took KunhegyesTuesday Jul 22, 1919
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