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The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia •
Thu, May 3, 2001
Page 18
Thomas E. Blanton Jr. is convicted in 2001 as one of the perpetrators of the church bombing
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Thomas E. Blanton Jr. is convicted in 2001 as one of the perpetrators of the church bombing
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16th Street Baptist Church
Civil Rights
Birmingham Church Bombing
Racial Violence
Black History
Alabama History
Ku Klux Klan
Hate Crimes
Bombing
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The Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta, Georgia •
Thu, May 3, 2001
Page 18
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United States
Georgia
Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution
2001
May
03
Page 18
Thomas E. Blanton Jr. is convicted in 2001 as one of the perpetrators of the church bombing
