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Peaceful Protests, And ...
On the protests, their motives, methods, co-existence with armed rebellion, repression, allegations, popular understanding, etc.
 * Dara'a, March 22-24, 2011 The one place where peaceful protesters killed by the government was most clear, actually worth a closer look
 * Jabhat Al-Nusra (Al-Nusra Front)
 * Sectarianism in the Syrian Conflict

Murky Massacres

 * Maan Massacre Late December, 2012, in the Alawite village Maan, Hama province
 * Halfaya Bakery Bombing (listed also below) December 23, 2012: Over 100 reported killed.
 * Aqrab Massacre Dec. 11, 2012. 125-233 mostly-Alawite civilians reported killed. The story given by rebels is clearly untrue, but what really happened to their prisoners remains unclear.
 * Douma Massacre (late October)
 * September 26, the Deadliest Day Including, but not limited to, a large number of small massacres coordinated across Syria to achieve the tally, Sept. 26, 2012
 * Aleppo prisoner massacres, September 9, 2012, around 50 killed
 * Douma Hostage Massacre 16 killed, August 17, 2012
 * Jdeidat Artouz massacre App. Aug. 1, 2012, with Yalda massacre, app. 85 reported dead
 * Mazraat al-Qubeir massacre North of Al-Houla, June 6, 2012, reported 78+ killed
 * Douma Massacre (early July) Late June/early July, 2012
 * Jisr Al-Shughour massacre Early June 2011, 120+ reported dead
 * Previous Houla massacres (prior to May 25, 2012)
 * Moadamiyeh Al-Sham From at least summer 2012 up to the present, numerous mysterious executions and massacres, torture, etc. as seen in many videos, especially from an opposition morgue in this southwestern Damascus suburb.
 * Haswiyeh Massacre, near Homs around January 10, 2013, more than 100 people killed.

Chemical Weapons Allegations
(ordered for timeline effect - to see the newest, go to the bottom of each list) (Washington draws a red line: Obama announces drawing of the line Dec. 3, others in the know describe the line as "red")
 * Against the government
 * Sarin Preparation Allegations of early Dec. 2012
 * Actual alleged attacks
 * Dec. 6 Daraya, near Damascus (and sort of in Deir Ezzor)
 * Dec. 8 Al-Safirah, near Aleppo
 * Dec. 23 Somewhere in Homs


 * Against the rebels
 * Tekkim Chemical Test Video Or, perhaps, videos, published Dec. 5, 2012 and later...
 * Dec. 22 Daraya, near Damascus

Other War Crimes

 * Aleppo University Attack Jan. 15, 2012
 * Bakery Bombings and other Attacks on Food (final title and page created once there are three covered, and this article or equivalent to be cited)
 * Halfaya Bakery Bombing Over 100 reportedly killed, December 23, 2012
 * Shelling of a bakery in Aleppo Oct. 23, 2012
 * Jaramana Car Bombings November 28, 2012
 * Deir Al-Asafir Playground Bombing Northeast of Damascus, Nov. 25, 2012
 * Damascus Car Bombing, Oct. 26


 * Shelling of Turkish territory (or revised title idea) October, 2012
 * Abduction of Oerlemans and Cantlie July, 2012
 * The attack on Al Ikhabaria TV June 27, 2012
 * Abduction and execution of state workers
 * Acknowledged Rebel Attacks on Hospitals
 * Suspect Attacks on Hospitals

Other Other

 * Assault on Ras Al-Ayn November 2012
 * Eid Al-Adha Cease-Fire October, 2012
 * The Downing of the Turkish Jet
 * Weapons and fighters entering Syria
 * In support of the government
 * In support of the insurgents

The Truth and its Opposite

 * The Shabiha: Ghost Stories?
 * Syrian Rebel Fakery
 * Khaled Abu Saleh