
Historian's Account of the Wounded Knee Massacre
On Nov. 13, 1990, SD historian and author Rex Allen Smith visited the Wounded Knee site and recorded an interesting audio account of the events from 1890.
Episode 20 Script
On Nov. 13, 1990, SD historian and author Rex Allen Smith visited the Wounded Knee site and recorded an interesting audio account of the events from 1890.
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