Jisho

×
レナ虐殺事件
Links
Wikipedia definition
1. Lena massacre​The Lena Massacre or Lena Execution refers to the shooting of striking goldfield workers by the Russian Empire's tsarist army on 17 April  1912 in northeast Siberia near the Lena River. It has been suggested that Vladimir Ulyanov adopted his more popular alias after the river Lena — Lenin — after this event, although he had in fact started using it years earlier. The incident took place at the goldfields of the Lena Gold Mining Joint Stock Company (a.k.a.
Read “Lena massacre” on English Wikipedia
Read “レナ虐殺事件” on Japanese Wikipedia
Read “Lena massacre” on DBpedia

Discussions

to talk about this word.