Protesters Erecting Statue in Tiananmen Square
As a final act of protest at the end of their unsuccessful hunger strike, students erect a statue called the Goddess of Democracy in Beijing's Tianamen Square. In the spring of 1989, students and citizens held massive pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing, China, which culminated in the government declaring martial law and a violent clash between protesters and the People's Liberation Army. (Photo by Jacques Langevin/Getty Images)
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