Ned Kelly

Australian bushranger and outlaw

Ned Kelly - Criminals & Outlaws born 1855
Born

1855
171 years ago

Died
Category

Criminals & Outlaws

Country

Australia

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A prominent figure in Australian history, known for violent confrontations with law enforcement during the late 19th century. Operated as a bushranger in Victoria, leading his gang in a series of robberies and conflicts. Captured in 1880 after a final shootout at Glenrowan, the individual was tried and executed for murder. The legacy encompasses both infamy and a sense of folk hero status, deeply rooted in Australian culture.

Led the Kelly Gang in criminal activities

Fought in the Glenrowan siege against police

Produced the iconic bulletproof armor

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