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sionist history had the unfortunate effect of reinforcing racial tensions between the two peoples. In 3074, however, new historical evidence provided
sionist history had the unfortunate effect of reinforcing racial tensions between the two peoples. In 3074, however, new historical evidence provided by the Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram backup module shed new light on the past, causing Kyrian scholars to re-examine their ancestors’ role in the war. This extraordinary revelation was a major turning point in Kyrian history, and later was itself the subject of a display in the Museum of Kyrian Heritage. SEE: Tedran. (“Living Witness" [VGRY]). The set of the museum was later re-dressed as the Son'a body-sculpture facility in Star Trek: Insurrection. 0 1 \ \ y 2 J
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Kyrians. Technologically advanced humanoid Delta Quadrant civilization. The Kyrians felt oppressed by the Vaskan people, and in late 2374, radical Kyrians attacked the U.S.S. Voyager during trade negotiations with Vaskan Ambassador Daleth. That event touched off a Great War between the Vaskans and the Kyrians, Even after the war was over, Kyrian resentment against the Vaskans was strong. Kyrian educators taught that the war had been started by the Voyager crew, conspiring with Vaskan forces to commit atrocities against the Kyrian people. These beliefs persisted for some seven centuries until 3074, when newly discovered historical evidence revealed the revised Kyrian teachings to be incorrect. The new evidence opened the way to a new era of understanding between the Kyrians and their former enemies. SEE: Emergency Medical Hologram backup module; Kyrian Heritage, Museum of; Tedran. (“Living Witness" [VGR]) THE STAR TREK ENCYCLOPEDIA: A REFERENCE GUIDE TO THE FUTURE SUPPLEMENT KYRIANS 628