February Strike of 1941

Target entity: February Strike of 1941
Context triple: [February strike, alsoKnownAs, February Strike of 1941]

• A. June Uprising of 1941
  The June Uprising of 1941 was an anti-Soviet revolt in Lithuania in which Lithuanian nationalists briefly seized power and declared independence as Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
• B. April 19 Uprising
  The April 19 Uprising was a 1960 South Korean student-led protest movement that overthrew the authoritarian Syngman Rhee government and marked a pivotal moment in the country’s democratization.
• C. 14 February uprising
  The 14 February uprising was a major pro-democracy protest movement in Bahrain in 2011, inspired by the Arab Spring and marked by mass demonstrations, government crackdowns, and calls for political reform and greater civil rights.
• D. Petrograd strikes of 1917
  The Petrograd strikes of 1917 were mass worker protests in Russia’s capital that helped trigger the February Revolution and the eventual collapse of the Tsarist regime.
• E. 31 March Uprising
  The 31 March Uprising was a 1909 counterrevolutionary revolt in the Ottoman Empire, centered in Istanbul, that opposed the Young Turk movement and briefly challenged the constitutional regime.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: February Strike of 1941
Target entity description: February Strike of 1941 was a landmark general strike in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, organized in protest against the persecution of Jews and considered one of the first mass public acts of resistance in Europe during World War II.

• A. June Uprising of 1941
  The June Uprising of 1941 was an anti-Soviet revolt in Lithuania in which Lithuanian nationalists briefly seized power and declared independence as Nazi Germany invaded the Soviet Union.
• B. April 19 Uprising
  The April 19 Uprising was a 1960 South Korean student-led protest movement that overthrew the authoritarian Syngman Rhee government and marked a pivotal moment in the country’s democratization.
• C. 14 February uprising
  The 14 February uprising was a major pro-democracy protest movement in Bahrain in 2011, inspired by the Arab Spring and marked by mass demonstrations, government crackdowns, and calls for political reform and greater civil rights.
• D. Petrograd strikes of 1917
  The Petrograd strikes of 1917 were mass worker protests in Russia’s capital that helped trigger the February Revolution and the eventual collapse of the Tsarist regime.
• E. 31 March Uprising
  The 31 March Uprising was a 1909 counterrevolutionary revolt in the Ottoman Empire, centered in Istanbul, that opposed the Young Turk movement and briefly challenged the constitutional regime.
• F. None of above. chosen