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Greg Casaretto

Male. Lives in Galveston, Texas, United States. Born on January 13.
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Greg Casaretto
Halabja Massacre 😢 The Halabja Massacre, also known as the Halabja chemical attack, was a massacre of Kurdish people that took place on 16 March 1988, during the Iraqi – Kurdish conflict in the closi... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 16, 1836 – "The Constitution not being quite ready, they adjourned to 10 o'clock. At 12 o'clock the Constitution was finally adopted...... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 15, 1836 – Due to Mexican reinforcements arriving at Refugio, and a conflict over command that caused the insurgents to break into seve... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 14, 1836 - After several hours of fighting near Refugio, Captain Amon King, Lt. Col. William Ward and the Texians attempt to fall back ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 13, 1836 – Lt. Col. William Ward’s troops arrive at Refugio and the Mexicans are repelled, however, the fighting continues.... View More
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Another notable event in Texas history - The Runaway Scrape. As Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna amassed troops across the Rio Grande, Texian rebels and noncombatants fled the looming conflict. This ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 12, 1836 - Battle of Refugio begins: Amon Butler King and his men are attacked by General José de Urrea. Texan troops commanded by Lt. ... View More
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 11, 1836 - General Sam Houston arrives at Gonzales, Texas to take command of the Texas Army. He received word of the fall of the Alamo ... View More
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Sending wishes for a peaceful Ramadan.
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 10, 1836 - Edward Burleson is elected as an infantry colonel at Gonzales. Samuel P. Carson (an American political leader and farmer i... View More
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On the trail to Texas independence. Not much happening today. General Sam Houston and Gen Antonio López de Santa Anna are meeting with their respective commanders discussing strategies and directing ... View More
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Additional news on the trail to Texas independence for March 8th, 1836. William Travis' March 3 reinforcement plea reaches Washington on the Brazos. Sam Houston (elected commander-in-chief of the Tex... View More
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Happy International Women's Day.
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. Mar 8, 1836 - Col. James Fannin receives the news of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Gen. Sam Houston orders Fannin with his comman... View More
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More from the Trail to Texas independence - March 7, 1836. Sam Houston's Letter to James Collinsworth. (Photos) Text of Santa Anna's letter to "the inhabitants of Texas": "The General-in-Chief of t... View More
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Yet more... The Alamo after the March 6, 1836 battle. It would be many years before restoration. The Daughters of the Republic of Texas, which saved the Alamo from being torn down in 1905 and managed it for more than a century.
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Today in Texas History On the trail to Texas independence. March 7, 1836 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna reportedly pens a letter "to the Inhabitants of Texas”. In the letter, he explains why h... View More
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Another account from an eyewitness... The Fall of the Alamo - 188 years ago today... On this day in 1836,the Alamo garrison fell, and the fortress that had been a mission became a shrine. ... View More
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I am not a native Texan, but I am inspired by those brave men of the Alamo and truly hope their spirit, their drive to remain free, has not vanished from the residents of this state. We face many tria... View More
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