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1,000 KKK Raided a Black Town — Unaware the Deadliest Black Union Soldiers Lived There

In the aftermath of the Civil War, freedom was supposed to be protected by law. In Hamburg, South Carolina, formerly enslaved families built a Black town with schools, churches, and elected leaders—proof that emancipation was more than words on paper.

Then armed white groups arrived in the hundreds, claiming to enforce order.

This video examines how a Reconstruction-era Black community became the target of organized violence, and how Black Union veterans—men who had already fought for the United States—were forced to defend their town when local authorities refused to intervene. What followed was a siege, executions after surrender, and a collapse of justice that reshaped life across the South.

Hamburg’s destruction was not random. It sent a warning to Black communities everywhere: political power and self-defense would be punished, while violence carried out in daylight would be excused.

Based on historical records and testimony, this story exposes how freedom was rolled back through fear, silence, and the failure of the law—and why this moment still matters today.

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