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The '''Himalayan Mass Casualty Events''' were a series of mid-[[21st Century]] tragedies perpetrated by the [[Eurasian Soviet]] against the peoples of Tibet, Nepal, and Bhutan in the period between the Himalayan Border War (with the [[South Asian Free States]]) and the end of the [[Third World War]]. While most publicly the deaths are largely attributed to [[Project Great Way]], the [[Red Army]] also committed atrocities against civilian populations in passing using conventional arms.

The Himalayan Mass Casualty Events were one of the principle crimes that [[Eurasian Soviet]] and [[Red Army]] personnel were prosecuted for in the years following the third world war, in a series of post-war trials known as the [[Madagascar Trials]]. A special prison was constructed to house convicts under these trials, known popularly as the [[London Facility]].

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