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Ghorman Massacre

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Legends. This article is part of Legends: the expanded-universe stories that Lucasfilm set apart from canon in 2014.

The Ghorman Massacre, also known as the Massacre at Ghorman, was an atrocity perpetrated by the Galactic Empire shortly after Emperor Palpatine's Declaration of a New Order in 19 BBY. Following an increase in taxation, citizens of the Colonies planet Ghorman staged a peaceful sit-in protest at their capital square and at landing pads at their spaceport. Imperial Captain Wilfhuff Tarkin arrived on Ghorman to collect the taxes and ordered his warship to land on top of the protesters, killing and wounding hundreds. Others were also killed and wounded by Imperial troops intervening in the protests.

The massacre horrified many throughout the galaxy, and although it initially suppressed resistance to the Empire, it inspired many to openly rebel. Senator Bail Organa of Alderaan decided to support Senator Mon Mothma's growing resistance movement in response to the massacre, having previously rejected the idea of revolution. The massacre was commemorated annually by Imperial dissenters, and some activists who publicly protested it were forcibly disappeared.

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Facts

Prev
Declaration of a New Order
Date
Approximately 19 BBY
Place
The primary spaceport, Ghorman
Result
Ghormanian rebellion crushed
Captain Wilhuff Tarkin promoted to Moff
Senator Bail Organa begins to aid the growing Rebellion
Early Rebels mobilize to action against the Empire
Side 1
Galactic Empire
Side 2
Ghormanian protestors
Republic Group
Commanders (side 1)
Captain Wilhuff Tarkin
Forces1
A warship
Troops
Casual2
Hundreds killed
Hundreds wounded

Appearances

8 works, in story order
  1. The Princess Leia Diaries (mentioned only)
  2. Rebel Dawn (mentioned only)
  3. The Farlander Papers (mentioned only, first identified)
  4. Star Wars: Rebellion (mentioned only)
  5. Do No Harm (mentioned only)
  6. Jedi Search (mentioned only)
  7. Dark Apprentice (mentioned only)
  8. Millennium Falcon (mentioned only)

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