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The Quiet Revolution came into play in Quebec in th early 1960's
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It was adopted in 1965 to replace the union flag
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He Became Prime Minister 15th Prime Minister
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James Cross kidknapped by members of the "LIberation cell" of the FLQ. They did this to try to get the known terrorists relesed.
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On Oct. 8, 1970 Front de Libération du Québec released the information of kidnapped British trade official James Cross and broadcasted it over CBC/Radio-Canada.
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Pierre Laporte was kidknapped along with the vice preimier of Quebec by the Cheiner Cell of the FLQ.
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Famous Phrase from Pierre Trudeau.
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Sixteen prominent men call for a negotiating "exchange of two hosteges for the political prisoners" FLQ's lawyer Robert Lemieux urges University students from Montreal to boycott classes in support of FLQ. http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?id=3bfe93d4-9151-49fc-8d8d-299a3d1e3642
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The Government calls for the Canadain Army. All three opposing parties rise in the national assembly and agree with the decission.
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The Premier of Quebec Robert Bourassa, formerly requests the federal government in Ottowa to declare a state of "apprehended insurrection" and impose marital law under the war measures act.
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The Cheiner Cell announced Pierre Laport has been executed. He was strangled to death and placed in the truck of a car which then was abandoned in the bushes near Saint- Hubert Airport.
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Police raded the hiding place of the FLQ Cheiner cell, although 3 members escaped Bernard Lorte was arrested and charged with the kidknapping and murder of Pierre Laport. http://www.fact-index.com/o/oc/october_crisis.html
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After 62 days James Cross is released
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He announced they will be withdrawn January 5 1971.
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