One of the victims of the massacre Detailed history of the Hilo massacre, Hawaii's Bloody Monday, when police opened fire at a crowd of unarmed striking longshoremen, injuring 50, written by William J. Puette in 1988. Copied to clipboard Hilo-massacre-1938.pdf (1.91 MB) racism United States strikes police massacres repression docks Hawaii ILWU William J Puette Hilo PDF
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