The Easter Rebellion or Easter Rising of 1916 was a violent confrontation between British forces and Irish Fenian rebels seeking an independent Irish republic. Although the Fenians were brutally defeated, many dying during the battle and several others executed by firing squads afterwards, the method of suppression helped sway public sympathy toward the rebels.
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| - The Easter Rebellion or Easter Rising of 1916 was a violent confrontation between British forces and Irish Fenian rebels seeking an independent Irish republic. Although the Fenians were brutally defeated, many dying during the battle and several others executed by firing squads afterwards, the method of suppression helped sway public sympathy toward the rebels.
- The Easter Rebellion was a terrorist cell in the mid 21st century, based in Eastern Europe and headed by a man named Easter. The group had no single political objective, being composed of members of differing philosophies, but united in their disdain for the status of 21st century society. The Easter Rebellion was a rival of the terror group headed by Racher, though the two did on occasion team up in pursuit of common, anti-governmental goals.
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| - The Easter Rebellion was a terrorist cell in the mid 21st century, based in Eastern Europe and headed by a man named Easter. The group had no single political objective, being composed of members of differing philosophies, but united in their disdain for the status of 21st century society. The Easter Rebellion was a rival of the terror group headed by Racher, though the two did on occasion team up in pursuit of common, anti-governmental goals. The Easter Rebellion dissolved after Easter died in an Antarctic blizzard during an abortive campaign, and other key members were captured and "re-educated" by authorities. (TOS novel: Strangers from the Sky)
- The Easter Rebellion or Easter Rising of 1916 was a violent confrontation between British forces and Irish Fenian rebels seeking an independent Irish republic. Although the Fenians were brutally defeated, many dying during the battle and several others executed by firing squads afterwards, the method of suppression helped sway public sympathy toward the rebels. Indiana Jones and Remy Baudouin, during a stopover on the way to London, witnessed the event from the O'Connell Bar where they were holed up. Jones had befriended Fenian Sean Lemass and, with his sister Maggie Lemass, he went to look for him afterwards, learning that he had survived but been arrested.
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