plague and cholera was the reason for the arrest, jamaicans and a protest march led by preacher paul bogle local assemblyman george gordon soldiers opened fire to kill the protesters burned the courthouse the unrest continued for several days. governor john air imposed martial law on jamaica and brutally. suppressed the uprising troops fired indiscriminately killed about 400 people. including the women and children of god gordon and many rebels executed today they are considered national heroes of jamaica october 11 , 1922, the soviet government decided to introduce a new monetary unit, chervonets - this was an important step in the revival of the national economy after the war and revolution. it fell apart soviet rubles depreciated for a couple of suitcases of that kind of money on the black market they gave a loaf of bread or a bottle of moonshine, in the course. there were also kerenki banknotes of the interim government, royal money and money that were printed by various authorities during the civil war. this chaos was intensified by the policy of war communism, in general to eliminate

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