German cavalry in Peking after collapse of Boxer Rebellion
May 2, 1901 - Peking, China - German cavalry arrive in Peking after the collapse of the Boxer Rebellion in 1901. The Boxer rebellion could hardly be classified as either a rebelion or a war against the Europeans.The Boxer Rebelion was only limited to a few places, but concentrated itself in Beijing. Within a couple months, an international force captured and occupied Beijing and forced the imperial government to agree to the most humiliating terms yet: the Boxer Protocol of 1901
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13157907
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46128791
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