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                 steps of a clinic near Xidan were already covered in blood. But the strug-
                 gle at the intersection did not stop. Armoured vehicles ran over road-
                 blocks, knocked over cars and buses. The unarmed people had only
                 bricks… What they got in return was bullets… People dispersed and ran
                 for their lives. Soldiers ran after them, guns blazing. Even when residents
                 ran into courtyards or into the shrubbery, the soldiers would catch up
                 with them and kill them. 80
                 Thousands of eyewitnesses made similar statements, giving details
            of the massacre and the ruthlessness of the Chinese army. Statements by
            the relatives of those who lost their lives in the massacre add to the proof
            of the savagery. One of these was a petition by the "June Fourth Victims'
            Network," set up by relatives of those who had been killed, which com-

            prised statements by 105 individuals, part of which read as follows:
                 He was shot from the back of his head, and his shoulders, ribs and arms
                 all had gunshot wounds. There was a bayonet wound about 7 to 8 cen-
                 timeters below his bellybutton. It was obvious that he didn't die immedi-
                 ately after being hit by several bullets, then he was stabbed to death. Both
                 his palms had deep cuts from bayonets. He must have tried to take away
                 the bayonet and was cut. When we saw his body, the upper body was
                 covered with blood. It was too horrible to see. [From the statement of the
                 family of Wu Guofeng, a 20-year-old student].

                 [In order to find my son] We went from hospital to hospital with many
                 names, perhaps 400, on each list. People crowded around, trying to find
                 the names of missing relatives. We looked through many lists without
                 finding our son's name, and also went into the hospitals to look for him
                 among the unidentified corpses. It was pitiful, a blur of blood and flesh,
                 young bodies with wild, staring eyes. [From the statement of the family of
                 Wu Xiangdong, killed by a bullet to the neck.]

                 After daybreak, the troops buried the dead on Chang'an Bouleavard
                 where they had died. Wang Nan and several others killed near him were
                 buried west of the lawn in front of the No.28 High School to the west of





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