Talk:Clemens von Ketteler

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I added information of his death in Beijing and his memorial gate.

Karolus 2006/11/21

Ketteler attacking a Chinese

Ketteler brutally attacked a Chinese civilian for no reason, and beat a boy who was with him after taking him to the Legations. 
Ketteler then murdered the boy by shooting him.

Another source ([1] - usually well reliable and neutral) states that boxers protested in front of the embassy. Ketteler then attacked one of the protesters and injured him. The guy got arrested afterwards (which triggerd riots). But nothing was said about a boy or some dead person also it might be possible that the guy didn't survive. In addition the article about the Boxer Rebellion says that he beat a boy to death (but also nothing about shooting anyone). Is there another source available to validate one of the versions? --StYxXx (talk) 05:30, 22 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]