To start off our list at #6 Saddam Hussein was the dictator of Iraq from 1979 to 2003. He was leader of the chemical attack on the Kurdish village of Halabja, which in return killed 5,000 people. Saddam’s 1987- 1988 campaign against the Kurds, killed 50,000 - 100,000 people. He reportedly had about 40 of his relatives killed. Many of his victims were tortured as a result he filmed it so he could watch them suffer at his house. He was the cause of many Iraqis’ death, because of his lust for power. He had executed over 400,000 innocent people.
Thomas Jefferson wrote, "Determine never to be idle .... It is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing." James Trump, a local accountant, lived by this motto. He also died by this motto.
Hitler would be some peoples choice to be number one but not mine. Adolf hitler went from being a lance corporal in the German army , to chancellor of Germany in 15 years. The holocaust may have been his subordinates doing, but but he knew about it, which, amazingly , has only been fairly recently proven. Adolf hitler had a major role In initiating the bloodiest conflict ever, which still has a massive bearing on the world to this day. His megalomania had seen large parts of Europe devastated in his lifetime and forced into communism after the war.
On October 1, Stephen Paddock, a Las Vegas hotel guest, was the perpetrator at Route 91 Harvest music festival and the incident is known as the 2017 Las Vegas shooting. During the festival, he opened fire at 22,000 people. Everyone tries to run far away but some people got shot so some individuals helped them during the incidents being good samaritans. In the end, around 500 people are in recovery and 58 people died by a guy with unknown motives to the public because he killed himself.
Adolf Hitler is described by many as a mass murderer and a manipulating dictator, however, it can be said that in my perspective and the perspective of the German population during WWII that he was a great leader and a hero in the resurrection of German power. It is the obvious truth that in result of the actions committed by Adolf Hitler hundreds of thousands innocent
The rejection on one side and turning to the west for protection on the other shocks Bin Laden as he would describe it as "one of the hardest moments of my life". Angered, humiliated, and feeling betrayed by his Saudi patrons, he leaves for Sudan in 1992 and from there begins his war against the infidels everywhere.
The word 'Serial Killer' is not at all aloof to the television world; there had been a innumerable movies and shows on them like American Psycho and Silence of the Lambs. What motivates a serial killer to kill people is unknown but for sure, they were successful in inducing horror in the world. Here is the list of 10 monstrous, blood-thirsty serial killers from Jack the Ripper to the present. 1. Jack the Ripper: Name: Jack the Ripper (true name unknown)
resident Bush announced in 2003 the intentions to invade Iraq, and dismantle Saddam Hussein’s regime "to disarm Iraq, to free its people and to defend the world from grave danger." and from a state department's reason to go to war against Iraq “Defeated a regime that developed and used weapons of mass destruction, that harbored and supported terrorists, committed outrageous human rights abuses, and defied the just demands of the United Nations and the world.” These reasons led to thousands of dead on both sides, 612 Billion dollars, and another terror organization taken root. Originally in the 1980s, the U.S supported Saddam Hussein’s war against Iran and aided them with weapons, and money. During this period was when Saddam’s major human
A very popular debate goes on between people on whether or not capital punishment should exist or not. “A Death in Texas” was wrote by Steve Earle, and the main subject is capital punishment. The death penalty should not be allowed, and should not even exist, because it’s murder itself, people can change, and we don’t have the right to take another human beings life.
During his reign as the near absolute ruler of the Soviet Union, Stalin incited a plethora of atrocities, notably the manufactured famines, purges, and labour camp imprisonments. Stalin was able to be the primary blame for the death of an estimated 20-60 million people, with nearly no regard for human life. (Ghosh, 2013)
Men ages 13 to 70 were shot and buried in mass graves while women and children were relocated to camps with terrible living conditions. If any area made even a small attempt at resisting, everyone would be killed. Throughout the massacre, Saddam had his cousin, Ali Hassan , in control of the chemical bombings on approximately 40 Kurdish villages. Mustard gas and nerve agents blanketed the areas causing instantaneous effects of asphyxiation, convulsions, blindness, vomiting, and blisters. Long term effects would include cancers, birth defects, and permanent blindness. 5,000 civilians, including women and children, were dead within days of the attacks. It was clear that the Iraqi citizens were ecstatic to remove Hussein from power when in 2003 a huge mass of them toppled over the statue of him in the square, dragged the head around the city, and beat it with shoes, which is considered a severe indication of disrespect in the Arab culture. Robert Kagan and William Kristol, Co-founders of the Project for the New American Century, said, “The mass graves uncovered since the end of the war are alone sufficient justification for it." These brutalities, brought on by the “iron-fist” government, should not be excused or ignored. Ultimately, appeasement does not work, as shown by the events of WWII. Without the intervention of a higher authority, the viciousness and cruelty would have continued, uninhibited in Iraq for an unpredictable amount of time. Although the
Hitler is one of the most recognizable, and despised people to ever live. He is known world round for his oratory skills, and all the horrendous deaths that he was responsible for. He is one of the worst tyrants in history.
The absolute power Hussein possessed led to the absolute corruption of Iraq for nearly twenty-four years. During Hussein?s rule, 200,000 people were killed or ?disappeared?. Another major dictator was Adolf Hitler who dictated and killed countless human beings. Hitler?s philosophy of thinking made him kill retarded, crippled, and disabled children along with homosexuals and Jewish people. The power that Hitler received when he became leader corrupted him and made him kill six million Jews, nearly committing genocide on the Jewish population. The corruption increased, with Hitler?s desired to expand Nazi Germany. In addition, the dictatorship and corruption caused by power is also expressed in fictional stories.
A year after Saddam had joined the Ba'ath party, army officers led by General Abdul Karim Qassim overthrew Faisal II of Iraq. The Ba'athists opposed the new government, and in 1959, Saddam was involved in the attempted assassination of Prime Minister Qassim. Saddam was shot in the leg, but managed to flee to Syria, from where he later moved to Egypt. He was sentenced to death, in absentia. In exile he attended the University of Cairo law school.
In order to fully interpret the nation of Iraq’s holistic condition during and after the Saddam Era, Social, Political, and Economic factors must be weighed accordingly and in contrast to each other. In order to do this, the span of years leading up to 1989, and
Adolf Hitler died in Berlin, Germany on the 30th of April in 1945. He and his wife were afraid of falling into the hands of enemy troops, so they decided to commit suicide on the day after their wedding. Hitler also decided that he did not want this much humiliation so he gave orders to have his body burned. Hitler made humans suffer, an estimated death of 40 million people. His loss in family members could have played a role in his personality and style. He suffered quite a number of losses in his family before his death. His political programs led to wars and left behind devastation and tragedy in Germany. On May 2, 1945, the Berlin fell. Five days after that on May 7, 1945, Germany surrendered to