Police break up crowd during Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. Vehicles being driven on road. Crowds in front of Conrad Hilton hotel. Police on street. Police break up crowd. Police drag demonstrators away. Policeman speaks on microphones. Demonstrators with banners.
Demonstrators on street during Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois. Hippies show poster of 'Fuck The Draft'. Demonstrators on street. A formation of police and National Guard troops move forward. Demonstrators move through streets.
Chicago riots. A shutter lowered down with a sign that reads 'entrance open on Sundays'. Wreckage lies on ground as people walk past it in an aftermath of riots in Chicago, Illinois. Smoke rises from a destroyed building. A sign on the pole reads 'No right turn'. Rubble piled up on the ground. Soldiers walk past a burnt building. A building on fire.
Aftermath of Chicago riots following assassination death of Martin Luther King Jr. Cars parked along the road side as other vehicles move past them in Chicago after the riots. Soldiers in a jeep move past wrecked houses. Children around destroyed and burned buildings. People walk past rubble piled up on the ground. Soldiers stand on heap of rubble.
Chicago riots following assassination death of civil rights leader Martin Luther King. United States soldiers of 129th Infantry, 2nd Battalion guard the Douglas Park after the riots. Cars drive past the park. African American boys play baseball at the park. Soldiers loaded in military trucks and other armored vehicles on a move.
After the riots in Chicago, Illinois. Chicago Temple building, cars, and buses on a street with tall buildings in the background. The Unity Building (127 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60602, United States) and the Chicago City Hall (121 N La Salle St # 107, Chicago, IL 60602, United States) in Chicago. American and Chicago flag at half-mast after the riots in Chicago. An official building with an American flag on it at half-mast. Events were after the death of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.