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Gerald Creasy
Sir Gerald Hallen Creasy (1897–1983) was a British colonial administrator. He has served as Governor of the Gold Coast and Malta. The "Christiansborg cross-roads shooting incident" that led to the 1948 Accra Riots occurred while he was Governor in Gold Coast.
==Gold Coast==
Creasy was appointed governor on 12 January 1948. He succeeded Sir Alan Burns.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Rulers-Ghana )〕 He is however most remembered in Ghana for the "Christiansborg cross-roads shooting incident" on 28 February 1948, about six weeks into his job. 63 unarmed former World War II veterans were killed that day while demonstrating about end of service benefits.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=KWAME NKRUMAH: THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE )〕 The protests had followed the Association of West African Merchants (AWAM) boycotts in Accra. This played into the hands of the local political leadership, the United Gold Coast Convention (UGCC).
Led by the Big Six, they sent a cable on the same day to the Secretary of State in London.〔
"...unless Colonial Government is changed and a new Government of the people and their Chiefs installed at the centre immediately, the conduct of masses now completely out of control with strikes threatened in Police quarters, and rank and file Police indifferent to orders of Officers, will continue and result in worse violent and irresponsible acts by uncontrolled people.
They also blamed "Crazy Creasy" for all the unrests. The Riots Act was read the next day, 1 March 1948 and the Big Six were arrested and detained. The Watson commission of enquiry chaired by Mr. Aiken Watson, was set up to look into the riots.〔 He was replaced in an acting capacity by Sir Robert Scott as governor of the Gold Coast on 15 February 1949.〔
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