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Apparent mass killing in Australia
The Warrowen massacre was an apparent mass killing of Bunurong people by a group of Kurnai people in the vicinity of present-day Brighton, Victoria, Australia
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Suburb of Melbourne
previously within this former local government area. Ebrington (Brighton) Warrowen massacre This cinema family dynasty comprised Robert Glanville "Bert" Ward
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Aboriginal Australian nation of south-east Australia
Boonwurrung at the time of European invasion. There are records of a "Warrowen massacre" in present-day Brighton which saw invading Kurnai warriors of the
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Suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Hurlingham Park and Landcox Park in the early 1830s, at a place known as Warrowen (various spellings, meaning "place of sorrow" or "incessant weeping").
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Australian Aboriginal people of the Kulin nation
land and into fringe camps, namely on the south bank of the Yarra and at Warrowen. These were places of misery, disease and hunger, where the inhabitants
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