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Bonnie and Clyde

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Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were a criminal couple who roamed the American South during the Great Depression. With their Barrow gang they held up petrol stations, shops and small banks and traded gunfire with police. Photos of Bonnie posing with a cigar and a pistol turned the pair into media stars. In 1934 they were ambushed and shot dead in their car in Louisiana. Good to know: Both came from poor backgrounds in Texas. They met in 1930. The poverty of the 1930s made the pair almost popular with some. Their run across several states lasted about two years. Officers opened fire on their moving car in Louisiana. The car was riddled with over a hundred bullets. The pictures were found in a raid and ran in the newspapers. They turned the pair into early media stars. The gang at times included Clyde's brother and his wife. They mostly hit small targets rather than big banks. Fast cars enabled robberies and escape across state lines. Clyde favoured the powerful Ford V8. And it is exactly such details that truly bring a subject to life.

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What were Bonnie and Clyde's full names?

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Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow

Both came from poor backgrounds in Texas.

πŸ’‘ Did you know? They met in 1930.

During which era did Bonnie and Clyde roam and rob?

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The Great Depression

The poverty of the 1930s made the pair almost popular with some.

πŸ’‘ Did you know? Their run across several states lasted about two years.

How did Bonnie and Clyde die in 1934?

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Shot in a police ambush

Officers opened fire on their moving car in Louisiana.

πŸ’‘ Did you know? The car was riddled with over a hundred bullets.

What did Bonnie pose with in famous photos?

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With a cigar and a pistol

The pictures were found in a raid and ran in the newspapers.

πŸ’‘ Did you know? They turned the pair into early media stars.

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