- Alimenta Bishop
- Alister Hughes
A respected Grenadian journalist and publisher of the Grenada Newsletter
- Basil Gahagan
(aka "Akee") An early member of Grenada's
NJM party during the Grenada Revolution.
- Bernard Coard
A key member of Grenada's NJM & former deputy prime minister of Grenada.
- Bloody Monday
January 21, 1974 - in Grenada,
Rupert Bishop is murdered during a peaceful demonstration.
- Bloody Sunday
Sunday, November 18, 1973 in Grenada when several NJM members were savagely beaten and imprisoned.
- Bloody Wednesday
October 19, 1983 in Grenada when a brutal attack at
Fort George by army troops results in the killing of Grenada prime minister Maurice Bishop and scores of innocent Grenadians.
- Butler House
- Caldwell Taylor
- Callistus Bernard
An officer of the
PRA during the Grenada Revolution; one of the
Grenada 17 - Cecil Prime
(aka "Dumpy") A lieutenant and chief of artillery in Grenada's army during the Grenada Revolution.
- Central Committee
An elite group who made the key decisions within the NJM
- Chris DeRiggs
Minister of Health during the Grenada Revolution: NJM member
- Christopher Stroude
A Major and the Grenada PRA's political chief during the Grenada Revolution
- Cletus St. Paul
Chief bodyguard to Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop.
- Committee of 22
- Conrad Mayers
(aka "Connie") An officer cadet of Grenada's PRA killed during the assault at
Fort Rupert on Oct 19, 1983
- Cosmos Richardson
A PRA soldier during the Grenada Revolution and one of the Grenada 17.
- Don Rojas
Press Secretary to Grenada Prime Minister, Maurice Bishop
- Duffus Commission
- Einstein Louison
Key NJM member; major chief of staff of the PRA
- Eric Gairy
Grenada's Premier from 1967 to 1974 and then Prime Minister from 1974 until 1979 when he was overthrown in a coup.
- Evelyn Bullen
(aka "Brat") A Grenada businessman and supporter of Maurice Bishop.
- Ewart Layne
Aka "Headache", an NJM
Central Committee member who served as Lt Colonel in Grenada's PRA; dispatched troops to Fort Rupert on Oct 19, 1983.
- Fidel Castro
Governed Cuba as Prime Minister 1959-1976 and as President 1976 -2008.
- Fitzroy Bain
(aka "Fitzy") A trade unionist and Central Committee NJM member who was loyal to Maurice Bishop
- Fort Frederick
A fort located in St. George's Grenada
- Fort George
Grenada's oldest fort situated above the harbor of St. George's Grenada.
- GBSS
A secondary school located in St. George's Grenada.
- GDF
An infamous group of men formed by Grenada Prime Minister,
Eric Gairy, in 1973 as an additional arm to the Grenada Police Force.
- George Louison
A key NJM member and loyal supporter of Maurice Bishop.
- Grenada 17
17 individuals charged with the 1983 murders of Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and his supporters.
- Grenada Boys' Secondary School
A secondary school located in St. George's Grenada.
- Grenada Defense Force
An infamous group of men formed by Grenada Prime Minister, Eric Gairy, in 1973 as an additional arm to the Grenada Police Force.
- Grenada Revolution
The policies and programs of the NJM and its government, the
PRG, in Grenada from March 13, 1979 to October 25, 1983.
- Grenada United Labour Party
A Grenada political party founded by Eric Gairy in 1950.
- GULP
A Grenada political party founded by Eric Gairy in 1950.
- Hudson Austin
- Innocent Belmar
One of the most hated police officers in Grenada under Eric Gairy
- J.E.W.E.L.
- Jacqueline Creft
Key NJM member and minister of Education during the Grenada Revolution
- Joint Endeavor for Welfare Education and Liberation
A Grenada-based organization formed by Unison Whiteman, Teddy Victor and Sebastian Thomas in 1972 that was the forerunner to the NJM.
- John Ventour
- Julian Torres Rizo
Cuban ambassador to Grenada during the Grenada Revolution.
- Keith Hayling
A NJM member and supporter of Maurice Bishop who was executed with Bishop on October 19, 1983.
- Keith Mitchell
Prime Minister of Grenada 1995-2008 and 2013 to present
- Kenrick Radix
A key member of the NJM and loyal supporter of Maurice Bishop
- Leon Cornwall
(aka "
Bogo") Key member of the NJM and Ambassador to Cuba; protege of Bernard Coard
- Liam James
(aka "Owusu") an early and Central Committee NJM member and supporter of Bernard Coard
- Lloyd Noel
Lawyer and former Attorney General of Grenada
- MAP
A Grenada political organization founded by Maurice Bishop in 1972
- Maurice Bishop
A Grenadian socialist politician who seized power in a coup in 1979 and served as Prime Minister of Grenada until he was executed in 1983
- Merle Hodge
A Trinidadian educator during the Grenada Revolution.
- Michael Als
Trinidadian politician and activist
- Milan Bish
US ambassador to the Eastern Caribbean countries from 1981-1984.
- Mongoose Gang
A gang of criminals employed by Grenada Prime Minister Eric Gairy to intimidate his political opponents
- Mount Wheldale
Location of the official residences of Maurice Bishop and Bernard Coard in St. Georges, Grenada.
- Movement for the Assemblies of People
A Grenada political organization founded by Maurice Bishop in 1972
- New Jewel Movement
A left-wing political organization formed in Grenada in 1973 led by Maurice Bishop.
- NJM
A left-wing political organization formed in Grenada in 1973 led by Maurice Bishop.
- Norris Bain
- Operation Apple
Code name for the NJM operation that resulted in the overthrow of Eric Gairy’s government in Grenada on March 13, 1979.
- Operation Urgent Fury
The US-led military invasion of Grenada on October 25, 1983
- OREL
A radical student organization formed in Grenada in 1975.
- Organization of Revolutionary Education & Liberation
A radical student organization formed in Grenada in 1975.
- Paul Scoon
- Pearls Airport
Grenada's first airport located in St. Andrews parish
- People's Laws
A number of laws declared by the NJM in March 1979 that suspended Grenada's Constitution and established the legality for the NJM's non-elected government and administration.
- People's Revolutionary Armed Forces
(PRAF) The group name for all the agencies involved in Grenada's security during the Grenada Revolution.
- People's Revolutionary Army
Grenada's military in the early 1980s during the Grenada Revolution
- People's Revolutionary Government
The non-elected government of Grenada formed by the NJM during the Grenada Revolution.
- People's Revolutionary Militia
The citizen branch of the PRAF during Grenada Revolution.
- Phyllis Coard
Member of the NJM, wife of Bernard Coard, one of the Grenada 17
- Point Salines International Airport
International airport located in St. Georges, Grenada
- Political Bureau
An influential committee within the NJM responsible for party discipline and oversight lower sub-committees
- PRA
Grenada's military in the early 1980s during the Grenada Revolution
- PRAF
(PRAF) The group name for all the agencies involved in Grenada's security during the Grenada Revolution.
- Presentation Brothers College
A catholic secondary school in St. Georges Grenada
- PRG
The non-elected government of Grenada formed by the NJM during the Grenada Revolution.
- Radio Antilles
A Montserrrat-based radio station that sent broadcasts from 1963 to 1995 throughout the Caribbean
- Radio Grenada
The government-operated radio station in Grenada
- Revolutionary Military Council
The short-lived government of Grenada led by
Hudson Austin following the execution of Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop.
- Richmond Hill Prison
The name of the only prison located in St. George's in Grenada.
- RMC
The short-lived government of Grenada led by Hudson Austin following the execution of Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop.
- Rupert Bishop
Father of Grenada Prime Minister Maurice Bishop
- Rupert Roopnaraine
Political activist from Guyana
- Selwyn Strachan
Key member of the NJM & one of the Grenada 17
- SGU
A privately-owned, US medical school located in St. George's Grenada
- St. George's University
A privately-owned, US medical school located in St. George's Grenada
- Strachan Phillip
An early member of the NJM
- Teddy Victor
A co-founder of the Grenada-based organization, JEWEL
- Tom Adams
Prime Minister of Barbados from 1976 until 1985
- Torchlight
Grenada'a only independent newspaper
- Trevor Munroe
A Jamaican who served as the leader of the Workers’ Party of Jamaica (WPJ), a communist organization.
- True Blue
- Unison Whiteman
Key NJM member, economist and close friend of Grenada prime minister Maurice Bishop.
- United People's Party
A political party formed in Grenada by Leslie Pierre in 1974.
- UPP
A political party formed in Grenada by Leslie Pierre in 1974.
- Tubal Uriah Butler
(Buzz") A Grenadian-born trade unionist
- Vincent Noel
Trade unionist, NJM member and loyal supporter of Maurice Bishop
- WIBS
- Winston Whyte
A Grenada politician who was a member of
GULP,
UPP and the People's Alliance.
