The Algiers Motel Incident
The Algiers Motel Incident is the title of a book by John Richard Hersey. Published in 1968, the book describes an incident occurring about the same time as the 12th Street Riot in Detroit, Michigan in 1967. Three black youths were killed and nine others brutally beaten, almost certainly by police or United States National Guards in the Algiers Motel, but nobody was brought to justice.
Related Topics:
John Richard Hersey - 12th Street Riot - Detroit, Michigan - 1967 - Police - United States National Guard
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The Algiers Motel (now demolished) once stood at the intersection of Woodward Avenue and Virginia Park in the geographic center of Detroit, approximately one mile southeast of where the 12th Street Riot began.
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