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The Dakota War: Attack on Fort Ridgely (2024)
Starving on a federal reservation, Dakota Indians attack settlers and soldiers in 1862 in Minnesota.
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Starving on a federal reservation, Dakota Indians attack settlers and soldiers in 1862 in Minnesota.
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Genre:War, History
Written By:Dean Urdahl
In Theaters:5/3/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Christopher Forbes
Director
Ben Jenum
Lieutenant Gere
Nicole Weber
Emily West
Andrew Stecker
Nathan Cates
Leo Gunner Baker
Little Crow
William Adams
Red Middle Voice
J.P. Cola
Agent Galbraith
John L. Smith
Myrick
Kurt Schultz
Captain Marsh
John Kellen
Colonel Blake
Michael Stutelberg
Will Hutchinson
Nolan West
Lieutenant Tim Sheehan
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