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Trail of Tears - The largest act of ethnic cleansing perpetrated by the United States government began in 1830, when Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law, which gave him the power to negotiate the removal of Native American tribes in the South to land west of the Mississippi. Of course, those negotiations were corrupt and rife with coercion. Take, for example, the removal of the Cherokee, which was conducted via a treaty never approved by leaders of the Cherokee nation and…

Private Hans Hansen of Company E and his wife Anna Private Hansen died December 12, 1863, at Chattanooga, Tennessee, of sickness Photo courtesy of Hans and Anna Hansen's Great Grandson Glen Hanson Image above has been electronically enhanced by Deep Vee Productions

Syver (Sivert) Larson :15th Wisconsin "Scandinavian" Regiment: Wisconsin in the Civil War

Halvor A. Lee :15th Wisconsin "Scandinavian" Regiment: Wisconsin in the Civil War

George Bronsted (1841-1864) Born in Norway. Enlisted in Union army, 15th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, died at age 22 in Andersonville Prison, Georgia

Peter Hansen, Company A, 15th Wisconsin "Scandinavian" Regiment

Col H.C.Heg 15th Wisconsin "Scandinavian" regiment (1829-1863) Mortally wounded while commanding his Heg`s Brigade (3rd Brigade, 1st Div., 20th Corps) at Chickamauga, Georgia september 19th 1863.

Knut Iverson Civil War soldier Knut Iverson of Company F, 15th Wisconsin Infantry, who fell at Stones River.