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I'm depending entirely on various bits and pieces on the Internet here, but, quoting https://qr.ae/pNaLCw https://qr.ae/pNaLCw: "I first learned about the happening of the incident at school, in the Grade 8 “Morality and Politics” class. [..] At the chapter on constitution, our teacher briefly mentioned the "turbulence": basically, in 1989 students used to take the streets and things "ended up messy". But he didn't give much detail." This matches other stuff I've read in the past - it's not heavily discussed, but I wouldn't call it suppressed either. EDIT: There's another aspect to this: I have no idea how it looks like in schools in various western countries, but from what I remember from Poland, it's all about "government murdering protesters". It doesn't mention whatsoever that it was much more complicated and there victims on all sides.