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One of the victims sister's, whose eye was punctured.

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The Church before the bombing.

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The Church after the bombing.

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Three former Klu-Klux Klan (Bobby Frank Cherry,Thomas Blanton, and Robert Chambliss) caused the bombing and possibly Herman Frank Cash, but he died before he was charged for the bombing.

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The church was often a meeting place for Civil Right leaders including Martin Luther King Jr. It was also where many of the civil rights parades in Birmingham started.

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The bombing occurred on September 15, 1963, at 10:22 before the 11 am mass.

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The four children that died during the bombing.

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At Sixteenth Baptist Church, in Birmingham Alabama.

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There was a bombing at Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, by former KKK members, and ended up killing 4 African American girls.

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2. On September 15, 2013 marked the 50th Anniversary of the bombing.

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Addie Mae Collins, 14

Denise McNair, 11

Carole Robertson, 14

Cynthia Wesley, 14

14 others were injured.

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1. By 1963, so many bombs had been set off on Birmingham's black homes and churches that the city had earned the nickname "Bombingham."