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The Pinjarra massacre, also known as the Battle of Pinjarra, occurred on 28 October 1834 in Pinjarra, Western Australia when a group of Binjareb Noongar people were attacked by a detachment of 25 soldiers, police, and settlers led by Governor James Stirling. According to Stirling, "about 60 or 70" of the Binjareb people were present at the camp and John Roe, who also participated, estimated about 70–80. This roughly agrees with an estimate of 70 by an unidentified eyewitness. The attack at Pinjarra was in response to sustained aggression by the Binjarebs, including robberies and murder of settlers and members of other Nyungar tribes.

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rdfs:label	مذبحة بنجارا (ar) Kampf von Pinjarra (de) Batalla de Pinjarra (es) Bataille de Pinjarra (fr) Pinjarra massacre (en)
rdfs:comment	La bataille de Pinjarra est un conflit qui a eu lieu à Pinjarra en Australie-Occidentale entre un groupe de 60 à 80 aborigènes et un détachement de vingt-cinq soldats conduits par le Gouverneur James Stirling le 28 octobre 1834. Le mot de « bataille » a été récemment critiqué par de nombreux militants aborigènes qui voient dans cette affaire une invasion de leur pays par des forces étrangères. Ils voudraient plutôt que l'on parle de « massacre ». Il a été rétorqué que ce point de vue n'était pas confirmé par les témoignages fiables et avait des sous-entendus politiques. (fr) مذبحة بنجارا، وتُعرف أيضًا بمعركة بنجارا، هي هجوم حدث عام 1834 في بنجارا في أستراليا الغربية على عدد غير مؤكد من الرجال والنساء والأطفال من شعب بنجارب نونغار من قبل كتيبة مؤلفة من 25 جندي وشرطي ومستوطن بما في ذلك -وبقيادة- الحاكم جيمس ستيرلنغ. يُقدر ستيرلنغ عدد البنجارب الذين شُن عليهم الهجوم بحوالي 60 أو 70 بينما قدر جون رو، الذي اشترك في الهجوم، العدد بين 70 و80 شخص وهو ما يوافق تقريبًا تقدير شاهد عيان غير لم يُعرف عن نفسه بسبعين شخصًا. (ar) Der Kampf von Pinjarra, auch Massaker von Pinjarra genannt, fand am 28. Oktober 1834 in Pinjarra, Western Australia statt. Dabei tötete eine berittene Polizeitruppe unter Leitung von Gouverneur James Stirling 15 bis 30 Aborigines vom Stamm der Aborigines der (Noongar). Zuvor, am 24. Juli 1834 wurden zwei Weiße, ein Soldat und ein Ex-Soldat, von Aborigines des Noongar-Stamms in einen Hinterhalt gelockt, wobei der Soldat getötet wurde und der andere „mit drei Speeren, die in seinem Rücken steckten“, flüchten konnte. Eine erste Suche nach den Tätern blieb erfolglos. (de) La Batalla de Pinjarra fue un combate que se produjo en entre un grupo de hasta 80 aborígenes australianos y un destacamento de 25 soldados, policías y colonos encabezados por el Gobernador en el año 1834. Después de los ataques de la tribu y las depredaciones de los colonos por parte una partida de guerra de la tribu , dirigida por Caylute, habían llegado a niveles inaceptables, que culminaron con el asesinato de un exsoldado, Stirling condujo su fuerza después de reunirla. Al llegar a su campamento, cinco miembros de la partida de fueron enviados al interior del mismo para buscar y arrestar a los sospechosos y el grupo de Caylute contrarrestó atacando. En la consiguiente batalla Stirling reportó 15 muertos (once nombres fueron recogidos más tarde a partir de fuentes aborígenes); el su (es) The Pinjarra massacre, also known as the Battle of Pinjarra, occurred on 28 October 1834 in Pinjarra, Western Australia when a group of Binjareb Noongar people were attacked by a detachment of 25 soldiers, police, and settlers led by Governor James Stirling. According to Stirling, "about 60 or 70" of the Binjareb people were present at the camp and John Roe, who also participated, estimated about 70–80. This roughly agrees with an estimate of 70 by an unidentified eyewitness. The attack at Pinjarra was in response to sustained aggression by the Binjarebs, including robberies and murder of settlers and members of other Nyungar tribes. (en)
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