Wall Street bombing, Historic attack in the United States of America
The Wall Street bombing targeted the financial district of Manhattan.
On September 16, 1920, a horse-drawn wagon exploded on Wall Street, killing 38 people.
This event is remembered as an act of domestic terrorism.
Affected area now fully recovered and remains a major global finance hub.
The bombing led to reforms in U.S. surveillance and intelligence operations.
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