What were some of the atrocities that black elk described from battle of wounded knee massacre?

Black Elk described the Wounded Knee Massacre as a horrific event characterized by the brutal killing of unarmed Lakota men, women, and children by U.S. troops. He recounted how soldiers opened fire on the Lakota camp, resulting in a devastating loss of life and the destruction of their community. The massacre was marked by chaos and terror, with many fleeing for their lives and the cold winter exacerbating the suffering of those who survived. Black Elk’s account highlights the tragedy of the event and its lasting impact on Native American communities.