4 сентября 1886 г. сдался американс

4 сентября 1886 г. сдался американской армии 57-летний ДЖЕРОНИМО (Geronimo), военный предводитель чирикауа-апачей, который в течение 30 лет возглавлял борьбу против вторжения чужеземцев на землю своего племени.
В конце его военной карьеры Джеронимо возглавлял отряд из 38 мужчин, женщин и детей. Люди Джеронимо были одними из последних независимых индейских воинов, отказавшихся признать власть правительства Соединённых Штатов на Американском Западе.
Конец сопротивления настал 4 сентября 1886 года, когда Джеронимо был вынужден сдаться американскому генералу Нельсону Майлзу в Аризоне. (Перед этим он сдался капитану Генри Лоутону, который и привез его к Майлзу)
Джеронимо и другие воины были отправлены в Форт-Пикенс, штат Флорида, а его семья в Форт-Мэрион. Они воссоединились в мае 1887 года, когда все вместе были перевезены в Казармы Маунт-Вернон в Алабаме на пять лет.
В 1894 году Джеронимо перевезли в Форт-Силл в Оклахоме.
Джеронимо участвовал в параде по случаю инаугурации президента США Теодора Рузвельта в 1905 году.
Он умер от пневмонии в Форте-Силл 17 февраля 1909 года и был похоронен на местном кладбище пленных индейцев-апачей.

Результаты (английский) 1:

the US Army surrendered September 4, 1886 57-year-old GERONIMO (Geronimo), military leader of the Chiricahua Apaches-who for 30 years led the fight against the invading aliens on Earth of his tribe. At the end of his military career, Geronimo led a squad of 38 men, women and children. Geronimo's people were one of the last independent Indian warriors who refused to recognize the authority of the Government of the United States in the American West.End of the resistance has come September 4, 1886, when Geronimo was forced to surrender to the US General Nelson Miles in Arizona. (Prior to this, he surrendered to Captain Henry Loutonu, who brought it to Miles)Geronimo and the other warriors were sent to Fort Pickens, Florida, with his family at Fort Marion. They were reunited in may 1887, when all along have been transported to Mount Vernon Barracks in Alabama for five years.In 1894, Geronimo was moved to Fort Sill in Oklahoma.Geronimo took part in the parade on the occasion of the inauguration of United States President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905 year.He died from pneumonia in Fort Sill, February 17, 1909 and was buried in the local cemetery of captured Indians-Apaches.

Результаты (английский) 2:

September 4, 1886 surrendered to the US Army 57-year-old Geronimo (Geronimo), a military leader of the Chiricahua Apaches, who for 30 years has led the fight against the invasion of foreigners in the land of his tribe.
At the end of his military career, Geronimo led a detachment of 38 men, women and children. People Geronimo was one of the last independent Indian warriors who refused to recognize the authority of the United States Government in the American West.
The end of the resistance came September 4, 1886, when Geronimo was forced to surrender to General Nelson Miles American in Arizona. (Prior to this, he surrendered to Captain Henry Lawton, who brought him to Miles)
Geronimo and other warriors were sent to Fort Pickens, Florida, and his family at Fort Marion. They reunited in May 1887, when all along have been transported to Mount Vernon Barracks in Alabama for five years.
In 1894, Geronimo was moved to Fort Sill in Oklahoma.
Geronimo took part in the parade on the occasion of the inauguration of US President Theodore Roosevelt in 1905.
He died of pneumonia at Fort Sill February 17, 1909 and was buried in the local cemetery captive Indians Apaches.

Результаты (английский) 3:

On 4 September 1886, surrendered to the American army 57-year-old Jeronimo, (in), the military rebellious чирикауа-intellectuals who want, which in 30 years has led fight against invasion of outsiders to the ground its tribe.
At the end of his military career Jeronimo, was led by a detachment of 38 men, women and children. People Jeronimo, were one of the last independent Indian warriors,Who refused to recognize the Government of the United States in the American West.
End of resistance had come on 4 September 1886,When Jeronimo, was forced to surrender to American general Nelson miles in Arizona. (Before he surrendered to captain Henry Лоутону, which brought him to Miles)
Jeronimo, and other war were sent to the Fort as, Florida, and his family in Fort Leonard Peltier. They were reunited in May 1887, when all of us together have been transported to the barracks Mount Vernon in Alabama for five years.
In 1894, Jeronimo, were transported to Fort Силл in Oklahoma City.
Jeronimo, participated in a parade on the occasion of the inauguration of the President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt in 1905.
He died of pneumonia in Forte-Силл on 17 February 1909, and was buried in the local cemetery prisoners Indian intellectuals who want.