Goliad Massacre

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The Goliad Massacre was an 1836 incident during the Texas Revolution in which Mexican forces executed over 300 captured Texian soldiers, becoming a rallying cry for Texan independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf event in the Texas Revolution
massacre
war crime
alsoKnownAs Fannin Massacre NERFINISHED
La Bahía Massacre NERFINISHED
carriedOutBy José Nicolás de la Portilla NERFINISHED
cause Mexican policy toward foreign combatants in Texas
Santa Anna’s orders to execute prisoners
commemoratedBy Fannin Memorial Monument NERFINISHED
Goliad State Park and Historic Site NERFINISHED
commemoratedOn Goliad Massacre remembrance ceremonies
conflict Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
countryAtTime Mexico NERFINISHED
date 27 March 1836
follows Battle of the Alamo NERFINISHED
historicalAssessment considered an atrocity
historicalRegion Mexican Texas NERFINISHED
impactOnSubsequentEvent Battle of San Jacinto NERFINISHED
influenced Texian resolve for independence
public opinion in the United States
languageOfPrimarySources English
Spanish
legalStatusAtTime execution of prisoners of war
location Presidio La Bahía NERFINISHED
near Goliad, Texas
memorialType mass grave
modernCountry United States NERFINISHED
modernState Texas NERFINISHED
mottoOrRallyCryDerivedFrom Remember Goliad!
notableCommanderOnVictimSide James Fannin NERFINISHED
numberOfVictims approximately 342
over 300
orderedBy Antonio López de Santa Anna NERFINISHED
José de Urrea NERFINISHED
partOf Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
partOfCampaign Mexican campaign to suppress Texas rebellion
perpetrator Mexican Army NERFINISHED
Mexican government NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of Coleto NERFINISHED
surrender of James Fannin
relatedSlogan Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!
result execution of Texian prisoners of war
sparedGroup some orderlies and noncombatants
some physicians and interpreters
survivors a small number of Texian prisoners
victimGroup Republic of Texas army volunteers NERFINISHED
Texian soldiers
year 1836

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James Fannin notableEvent Goliad Massacre
James Fannin participantIn Goliad Massacre
Goliad Campaign culminatedIn Goliad Massacre
Goliad Campaign includedEvent Goliad Massacre
Runaway Scrape follows Goliad Massacre
Runaway Scrape hasCause Goliad Massacre
this entity surface form: news of the Goliad Massacre
Goliad knownFor Goliad Massacre
Goliad historicalEvent Goliad Massacre
Battle of Coleto consequence Goliad Massacre
Battle of Coleto followedBy Goliad Massacre