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The Dakota War of 1862: Forced Removal

The Dakota War of 1862: Forced Removal

Dakota War of 1862 | Segments | Minnesota Arts, Culture and History | Culture | History | Ampers | KFAI

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(Episode 12) In this episode we cast a light on the forced removal of the Dakota and Winnebago people from Minnesota in the spring of 1863.

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