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Shooting MASSACRE at Sharpeville South Africa occurred March 21st 1956 s very sacred holy day for Bahai’is; Naw Ruz! Therefore, if a massacre occurred on Naw Ruz that makes those killed Martyrs and the injured sacred. This fact is missing from the above account. You write about 1953, 1954 then you skip to 1959 with no mention of this horrific act in 1956.

Shootinh at Sharpesville South Africa occurred March 21st, 1956! …a very Holy Day for Bahai’is all over the world: Naw Ruz!! Therefore, if a massacre happened March 21st to a community of young Bahai’is word masssacre by right needs correction. Those injured and killed were MARTYRS. Especially since this written account begins in 1911, documents Shoghi Effendi creating a special plan specific 1953 South Africa. This account writes about 1954 then skips to 1959 with no mention of this fatal Holy Day experience of massacre of its citizens. Historical oversight or … 173.49.150.200 (talk) 00:21, 5 March 2022 (UTC)