Natchez Burning

Target entity: Natchez Burning
Context triple: [Greg Iles, notableWork, Natchez Burning]

• A. Death in the Deep South
  Death in the Deep South is a crime novel by American writer Ward Greene, best known as the literary basis for the film "They Won't Forget."
• B. Quitman
  Quitman is a surname most notably associated with John A. Quitman, a 19th-century American politician and military figure.
• C. The Lynching
  "The Lynching" is a powerful anti-lynching poem by Claude McKay that starkly condemns racial violence and its brutal impact on Black communities in early 20th-century America.
• D. Camp Jackson Massacre
  The Camp Jackson Massacre was an 1861 Civil War–era incident in St. Louis, Missouri, in which Union troops fired on pro-Confederate militia and civilians, killing and wounding dozens and sharply escalating local tensions.
• E. Tol Plantation massacre
  The Tol Plantation massacre was a World War II atrocity in which Japanese forces executed over 150 Australian prisoners of war and civilians on New Britain in 1942.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Natchez Burning
Target entity description: Natchez Burning is a bestselling crime thriller novel by Greg Iles that blends Southern Gothic atmosphere with a complex tale of murder, racial violence, and long-buried secrets in Mississippi.

• A. Death in the Deep South
  Death in the Deep South is a crime novel by American writer Ward Greene, best known as the literary basis for the film "They Won't Forget."
• B. Quitman
  Quitman is a surname most notably associated with John A. Quitman, a 19th-century American politician and military figure.
• C. The Lynching
  "The Lynching" is a powerful anti-lynching poem by Claude McKay that starkly condemns racial violence and its brutal impact on Black communities in early 20th-century America.
• D. Camp Jackson Massacre
  The Camp Jackson Massacre was an 1861 Civil War–era incident in St. Louis, Missouri, in which Union troops fired on pro-Confederate militia and civilians, killing and wounding dozens and sharply escalating local tensions.
• E. Tol Plantation massacre
  The Tol Plantation massacre was a World War II atrocity in which Japanese forces executed over 150 Australian prisoners of war and civilians on New Britain in 1942.
• F. None of above. chosen