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US-CIVIL RIGHTS-CIVIL WAR
Protester Olie Yancey holds up a sign during a protest against the naming of a park after Civil war Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest Park 13 August, 2005, in Memphis, Tennessee. Forrest was a Civil War General who led troops against the north. Forrest was originally buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Memphis In 1905. Confederate veterans arranged to move his remains and those of his wife Mary to a new site, named Forrest Park, which is adorned with a statue of him riding a horse. Carlo Allegri/Getty Images/AFP/FOR NEWSPAPER AND TELEVISION USE ONLY
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Memphis UNITED STATES, 13 aug |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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CARLO ALLEGRI |
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13 August 2005 |
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