Beijing and the Beijing Massacre through a Reuters photographer eyes
Ed and Noel documented the Tiananmen events from 1987 to 1989 covering protests in Tibet and ethnic suppression. They witnessed the square's massacre days, the white-glove cleanup, and the foreign press retreat as Beijing tightened control. They left in October after soldiers threatened foreigners, with Noel expecting a baby in July and Ed pursuing a screenplay.
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Amnesty reports deaths and mass detentions after June 4 1989 crackdown
Amnesty International USA cites at least 1300 killed as Chinese troops moved on Beijing and Chengdu protesters on June 4 1989. Officials recognize about 6000 arrested in the demonstrations, with higher numbers believed detained. In Beijing alone Amnesty estimates eight to ten thousand detained.
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