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Saying Custer and his men where murdered, is like saying the Nazis where murdered in WWII. They where both war criminals, and had this coming.

Cultural genocide and cultural appropriation of the Indigenious People in Canada and the US, Mexico, Central and South America, and across the World is tragic and atrocious. Creator and Creation blesses and rests the souls and spirits of the Indigenious. Spirit is helping the Reclamation of our Culture, Language, Traditions, and Beliefs of our People through Father Sky and Mother Earth, and through the generational blood and Spirits of our living Ancestries.

Why they don't say what it was genocide for indigenous people

Crazy what was done to the First Nations and there land., sad that in Europe non of this gets spoken about at school

Q: Who broke the agreement? A: White men.

The Lakota Sioux originally driven out of their home around the Great Lakes by the Chippewa and in time usurped the Crow and some other tribes for the Black Hills, which is why so many Crow, Arikara and others were in Custers army at the Greasy Grass.

Question for all you Custer nerds out there: When I was a kid (mid 50s) I visited a Ripley's-Believe-It-Or-Not exhibit purporting to show a necklace made from the trigger fingers of all of Custer's men killed at the battle. As a credulous kid in those innocent times, I believed it, and was enthralled to see it. As an older, more sceptical adult in these jaded times, I'm inclined to disbelieve it. Was right then, or now? Has anyone else ever heard of such a thing?

So glad he got what he deserved

My dad told me that when Buffalo Bill's show came to London, my great-great-grandfather met him and Sitting Bull backstage - probably just a young boy at the time - and he shook hands with them both.

0:58 There was a point there, "Progress" is inevitable, necessary, but there were times in the past and present; it needed to adjust or slow down. It has to adjust to the people not the other way around.

A man born and bred in the same village as me, in Oxfordshire England, fought in this battle. He was with major Reno and won the medal of honour for his courage during this battle.

so sad to think that just about all Indian nations were removed from THEIR land....what gave anyone the right to think that they could...such a tragedy for all Indian nations...

It’s all sad that even today we can’t all just live together in peace,the earth is our mother and we all belong to her.

Custer was not a legend , Custer was an arrogant fool who was wilful and led his men into a massacre

Curse them , for there innocemt blood shed

Custer went for the woman and children !!!! Say no more !!!!!

Progress....yay for unending shopping malls... half baked genocide

One of the most shocking things i have ever seen in my life, was quite a few years back when i saw one of the buffalo skulls photos. It was appalling.

Sad state of affairs that could have simply been solved by showing some humanity and showing some human decency and allowing them to have their land.

If the eyes are a window to the soul...

In this documentary, a comment by one of the narrators regarding the Washita River incident referred to it as a battle. How could it be a battle when the vast majority of victims were women and children. It was a massacre carried out by Custer and his men. I believe Custer was a complete foot with a grossly overblown personal ego.

Nothing did more to create the myths of the Wild West than Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, the Penny Dreadfuls and the Dime Novels. Then came even more western romantic litterature, artworks, films and comics to amplify it - and one of the most mythical but also forged figures is George Armstrong Custer and his 'heroic last stand'.

02:12 I've played all the Red Dead Redemption games on a big flatscreen and seen countless westerns. Got to say North America and Mexico's got some of the most amazing scenery. USA has some beautiful States.

It appears that the American Army still haven't learned about tactics, even to this day.

Welcome to the civilized world. Malls, Macdonald's, Jack in the box, over two million people suffering from mental illness. opioid crisis for all. The plains Indians had it all while modern civilization has a pill to keep the charade alive.

Custer was good for early dawn raids against sleeping Indians, even though they flew the 'Stars and Stripes' to show that they were not hostile. Custer was no Indian fighter per se, if he were, he would not have sacrificed his life and the lives of his command at the Greasy Grass rout. Generals like R,S.MacKensie, G. Crook or N.Miles were true Indian fighters.

From what you describe, it sounds like Custer got himself his own personal sex slave at the Wachita River.

All of the men under Custer's command were not wiped out in the battle. Custer split his troops into 3 groups prior to attacking the encampment. Yes his group was completely wiped out but there were many survivors from the other 2 groups who were also under his command.

Is it true that the army had superior weapons? Wasn't the fact that the indians had Spencer and Henry rifles an advantage?

It took to 1980 !!! For the bastards to even offer money !!!!!!

custers wife just did the usual female thing she lived well for the rest of her life cashing in on her husbands stupidity and embellishing his dubious reputation.

History is history...

It wasn’t a total war. At Washita, Custer’s strategy was to take women as hostages to encourage the tribe back to a reservation. Black Kettles tribe was unfortunately hosting a big raiding party just back from killing settlers.

Inaccurate documentary !! no details of the last stand being a free for all The cavery certainly did not have the most advanced weapons, single action carbines!!!

Custer's wife tried to Sioux the US army!

1k na yot

The Sioux was a cruel and savage enemy

Thomas Custer fell - he was a recipient of TWO congressional medal of honours Sioux won the battle , but lost the war badly in the long run . They were despised by other tribes The Sioux are nothing short of disgusting . No honour . They decapitated fallen soldiers . Scalping , Beheading , removing organs , limbs , torn to shreds - post mortem . And they wanted to be treated with respect ???? Standing Rock etc are war criminals He should have later been taken to Washington for trial - desecration of fallen soldiers Whatever you say about Custer , no soldier deserves to die that way , under the leadership of a foolish leader in Custer . Imagine the modern loony lefty’s if Custer’s victorious men decapitated fallen Indians cancel culture . The girl, all smiling , with no idea , having found out she was Sioux 1 in 500 is disturbing . Sioux were despised by nearly all other native Indian tribes . Pres Grant should have sent his mate, Sherman . The result would have been very different .

A land is not your land if you can’t defend it

In his attitudes and general outlook Custer was a fairly typical 19th century cavalry officer. As a professional soldier he has the misfortune to be judged by a blunder he made on the last day of his life.