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In March 1629, the French stormed barricades blocking the Pas de Suse, and by the end of the month, they had lifted the siege of Casale and taken the strategic fortress of Pinerolo.

On March 23, 1950, San Severo workers rioted against police, raising barricades and storming the armory and the headquarters of the Italian Social Movement.

After disturbances in downtown Barcelona, civil guards and police fired on demonstrators in Las Ramblas, resulting in the construction of barricades in the streets and the proclamation of martial law.

On the opposite flank the French could not get to grips with the Piedmontese because of a ditch and some barricades barring the way.

A General Theory of Oblivion (Teoria Geral do Esquecimento—novel, 2015): Tells the history of Angola from the perspective of a woman named Ludo who barricades herself in her Luandan apartment for three decades—beginning the day before the country's independence.

After midday they marched out to the Four Courts, erecting barricades as they did so.

After the barricades went up, December 18, 1962, the incident quickly drew national attention.

White homeowners fled the neighborhood after the barricades were removed.

During the course of the film, Swan beds a supposed girlfriend, encounters a female fan with a peculiar physical "gift", and barricades himself in owing to a severe emotional breakdown due to his agent's dropping him and his girlfriend's leaving him, all within the confines of QSKY's studio.

The fortifications of the rebel camp are believed to have been makeshift barricades, as archaeological investigations have not found any signs of trenches or ramparts.

The 100 Carthaginian elephants broke through the barricades, their infantry followed, and the besiegers were routed.

Protesters removed barricades (or "Barrycades" as coined by the protesters) from the National World War II Memorial and brought them to the fence surrounding the White House.