| ARAMOANA | Otago settlement where 13 people were killed in November 1990 (8) |
| IWOJIMA | In 1945, about 21,000 Japanese and 6800 Americans were killed in the capture of which tiny island? (3,4) |
| SMOG | Thousands of Londoners were killed in 1952 by what? (4) |
| ALAMO | Defenders of this Texan mission were killed in an 1836 siege |
| PETERLOO | Massacre of demonstrators in Manchester (1819), in which 18 people were killed (8) |
| SARAJEVO | European citywhere 11,500 people were killed during a 1992-1996 siege (8) |
| NAGASAKI | Over 100,000 people were killed when an atomic bomb was dropped on this city in August of 1945 |
| SEAFLOOR | Use roof seal flexibly where 13 may be found (3,5) |
| CATACOMB | Caught in a form of combat in which people were buried (8) |
| RUSSIANS | Scattered in USSR as some of its people were (8) |
| CRAWLERS | Slow people were initially left in custody of overworked carers (8) |
| DARWIN | Australian city where 236 people were killed by Japanese bombing on February 19, 1942 (6) |
| BOLIVIAN | On the outskirts of Icomb, the van I was in crashed into the side of a lorry -- three people were injured, and one was from a South American country (8) |
| CHEROKEE | The vast majority of this native North American people were forced to move to a reservation west of the Mississippi in 1838 (8) |
| HOLMBUSH | When a bus crashed into this large hotel at the beginning of May, three people were rushed to hospital - the accident happened just outside of St Austell (8) |
| DABAMINI | You people were being given |
| NOVGOROD | Until their discovery, it was assumed that writing was the preserve of the church and the ruling class and that most people were illiterate. Since 1951, these medieval boiled-birch-bark documents, of |
| JAMESTOWN | Virginia settlement where the first captured Africans arrived in America in 1619 |
| ISRAELI | Members of which Olympic team were killed by Palestinian terrorists in Munich in 1972? (7) |
| PLANTERSHALL | E.C.D. settlement where farmers have a ballroom, apparently (8,4) |
