Adolf Eichmann did not have a plan B. He did not collect money and did not prepare an escape route in the event of the Third Reichs defeat. On top of that, as a mass murderer, he had millions of fierce enemies dreaming of capturing him. How did he successfully avoid capture over the years? The e
Portrait of Louis XV. The king died of smallpox in 1774 April 1774 :during one of the usual hunting trips near Versailles to whom he always dedicated his free moments, the elderly king of France Louis XV felt bad. After three days spent in bed amidst moans and excruciating pain, the court
A pile of snails sold to a picked-up canteen manager. A corpse tossed into a mass murderers bed. Laughter. But only laughter through tears. In the early 1970s, doctors Zenon Jagoda, Stanisław Kłodziński and Jan Masłowski, who studied trauma in concentration camp victims, sent out a questionnaire
There are a bunch of historical figures who have gone spectacularly, with one small sub-category standing out in particular. Were talking about those who in one way or another made the macabre prophecy of when they would leave - or how they would leave - and fell in. People of literature, music an