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The '''Inner Colony Wars''' were referenced in the story | The '''Inner Colony Wars''' were referenced in the story Second Sunrise over [[New Mombasa]] in the [[Halo Graphic Novel]]. Few details are given and it may actually be an alternate name for the [[Interplanetary War]], despite the concept of the Inner Colonies not existing at that time. | ||
Of what is known, "instant, uninformative news reports caused massive civil unrest" and "almost tore down [[Earth]]'s culture." Assuming that the Inner Colony Wars were a distinct event, they probably occurred in the 25th century.<ref>[[Halo_Graphic_Novel#Second_Sunrise_Over_New_Mombasa|Second Sunrise Over New Mombasa]]</ref> | Of what is known, "instant, uninformative news reports caused massive civil unrest" and "almost tore down [[Earth]]'s culture." Assuming that the Inner Colony Wars were a distinct event, they probably occurred in the 25th century.<ref>[[Halo_Graphic_Novel#Second_Sunrise_Over_New_Mombasa|Second Sunrise Over New Mombasa]]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 00:44, July 19, 2009
The Inner Colony Wars were referenced in the story Second Sunrise over New Mombasa in the Halo Graphic Novel. Few details are given and it may actually be an alternate name for the Interplanetary War, despite the concept of the Inner Colonies not existing at that time.
Of what is known, "instant, uninformative news reports caused massive civil unrest" and "almost tore down Earth's culture." Assuming that the Inner Colony Wars were a distinct event, they probably occurred in the 25th century.[1]
