1929
1929: Student strikes at the agricultural college in Damiens led to nationwide demonstrations against the Borno administration and the Americans.
1929: Student strikes at the agricultural college in Damiens led to nationwide demonstrations against the Borno administration and the Americans. The unrest culminated in the Marchaterre massacre, where marines fired on a crowd of unarmed peasants. This event drew international condemnation and prompted President Hoover to send a commission of enquiry to Haiti.
Source · p. 151
Nicholls, From Dessalines to Duvalier, 151