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Grady Calkins (d. June 1922) was a Confederate veteran of the Great War, and member of the Birmingham, Alabama chapter of the Freedom Party. In 1922, he assassinated Confederate President Wade Hampton V. He was gunned down by the state militia after a brief shootout moments later. This act brought a temporary halt to the momentum the Freedom Party had built up throughout the 1920s, leaving the party in the political wilderness until the Great Depression in the 1930s.

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rdfs:label	Grady Calkins
rdfs:comment	Grady Calkins (d. June 1922) was a Confederate veteran of the Great War, and member of the Birmingham, Alabama chapter of the Freedom Party. In 1922, he assassinated Confederate President Wade Hampton V. He was gunned down by the state militia after a brief shootout moments later. This act brought a temporary halt to the momentum the Freedom Party had built up throughout the 1920s, leaving the party in the political wilderness until the Great Depression in the 1930s.
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Appearance	Blood and Iron
Name	Grady Calkins
Cause of Death	Shot to death
Affiliations	Confederate States Army (Southern Victory) Freedom Party
Death	1922(xsd:integer)
Nationality	Confederate States (Southern Victory)
abstract	Grady Calkins (d. June 1922) was a Confederate veteran of the Great War, and member of the Birmingham, Alabama chapter of the Freedom Party. In 1922, he assassinated Confederate President Wade Hampton V. He was gunned down by the state militia after a brief shootout moments later. This act brought a temporary halt to the momentum the Freedom Party had built up throughout the 1920s, leaving the party in the political wilderness until the Great Depression in the 1930s.

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