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Following the massacre on Tianmen Square thousands of Chinese troops with heavy support from tanks and armored personnel carriers had taken over Tianamen Square and Beijing.

Two days after the massacre, Chinese troops patrolled the streets of Beijing during a military curfew. At this time the Chinese troops had been firing at random as they roamed the streets.

On June 5th, the day after the Tianamen Square massacre an untold number of dead bodies laid in morgues in Beijing.

A Chinese student wounded during the massacre on Tianamen Square is carried away by fellow Chinese who put their lives on the line protesting for democratic reforms in China.

Early in the morning on June 4th, a Chinese student shot by Chinese troops near Tianamen Square is dragged off of Changan Avenue by fellow students.

On the night of June 3, a young man lies dead on Chanagan Avenue crushed by an armored personnel carrier.

A young man holds his blood-soaked shirt after an encounter with troops. In contrast with the soldiers forced to retreat the night before these were veteran troops in battle gear.

A Chinese soldier that had marched towards Tianamen Square with approximately thirty thousand soldiers to try and take over the square was turned back by Chinese civilians 24 hours before the army massacred hundresd of Chinese students.

A Chinese woman pleads with a soldier sitting in a convoy of soldiers that were sent to Beijing on the eve of the Tianamen Square massacre. The soldiers were sent to put down the students pro-democracy movement.

On the eve of the massacre in Tianamen Square in Beijing, a Chinese student leads a protest against Chinese soldiers.