Historical Events tagged with "bullying"
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Robert Steinhäuser attacks Gutenberg-Gymnasium
On April 26, 2002, in Erfurt, Germany, Robert Steinhäuser, a former student, entered the Gutenberg-Gymnasium armed with a firearm and killed 16 individuals, including 13 teachers and two students, before taking his own life. This tragic event was one of the deadliest school shootings in German history, drawing immediate national and international attention to the issue of school violence and gun control. The attack unfolded within the school's premises, causing panic and fear among the survivors. Steinhäuser's motives were largely linked to personal grievances he held against the school environment.
Continue ReadingStephen King's 'Carrie' published in 1974
Stephen King's first novel, 'Carrie', was published, marking a pivotal moment in horror literature. The book, known for its intense exploration of themes such as revenge and the power of telekinesis, captured vast interest. With an initial print run of 30,000 copies, it quickly garnered attention. The plot centers around Carrie White, a high school girl with telekinetic powers, who faces bullying and repression from her peers and her fanatically religious mother. The chilling narrative ultimately leads to a catastrophic climax at her prom, raising questions about revenge, social alienation, and the impact of abuse.
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