10. John Wilkes Booth
The assassin who killed the president of the American Abraham lincolen on 14 April 1865at Ford's Theatre in Washington DC, Booth was an actor and sympathizers of the Confederation of conspiring with several others to kill Lincoln, Vice President AndrewJohnson, and Secretary of State William Seward hoped that the death of Lincoln and the first two successors will cripple the Union government and allow the government the Confederacy, which had surrendered four days earlier, to continue the war. Lincoln was thefirst American president who was assassinated. The other was James Garfield, WilliamMcKinley, and John F. Kennedy. Booth uses a single-shot .44 caliber Deringer who fired into the back of Lincoln's head at close range.
9. Balthasar Gerard
Kill the Prince William I of Orange, Count of Nassau (also known as William the Silent) onJuly 10, 1584. William prominent in the struggle for Dutch independence from Spain in the Netherlands. He was directly involved (either financially or as a leader) in a battle that started the Eight-Year War. Gerard, a French Catholic and supporter of Philip II believedWilliam had betrayed the king of Spain and Catholicism. William Gerard was shot in the chest from close range at William's house in Delft. Many historians believe that William of Orange became the world's first head of state who will be killed through the use of a gun.
8. Gavrilo Princip
Called "the shot was mengelegar around the world", the death of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria in the hands Princip triggered the outbreak of World War I. Murder for political purposes breakaway province of southern Austria to form a separate country (Greater Serbia or Yugoslavia). Ferdinand diring car-conspirators bersenajatakan accompanied by a hand grenade gun. Although the car though Ferdinand in procession with the safeguards ketatat irigi but Ferdinand berahasil detonated a car he was injured.When trying to run away to leave the city, Ferdinand's driver apparently a wrong turn and unknowingly drove Princip bullets. Princip membakkan toward the car twice, striking and eventually killing Ferdinand and his wife, Sophie. Princip was a weapon of choice of 7.65 x 17 mm semi-automatic Fabrique Nationale.
7. Jan Kubis and Jozef Gabcik
Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich was the head of the German Reichssicherheitshauptamt (RSHA), or the German secret police, during World War II. The more well known Gestapo is a division of the RSHA. On September 27, 1941, Heydrich was appointed military governor of the Protectorate Bohemia and Morovia (Czechoslovakia). Heydrich brutality and cruelty to the Czechs and Jews in general got him the nickname Butcher of Prague, Beast Music, and Hangman. Heydrich was so successful in the peace of the Czech lands that Hitler considered him governor of Paris. When intlegen Britain heard this, it was decided that Heydrich had to be removed by any means. Thus was born Operation anthropoid Cabbage and Gabcik Czechslovakian where soldiers who had fled the country early in 1941. After being trained by the British they parachuted near Prague to conduct an ambush when Heydrich drove to the Castle on May 27 1942.Setelah Gabcik missed shots, Cabbage anti-tank grenade tossed into Heydrich's car, and burst into a car seat sebalah Heydrich. Heydrich died eleven days later due to septicemia, possibly from horsehair used in upholstery. This is the only successful assassination of an Allied prominent Nazis during World War II.
6. Charlotte Corday
Jean-Paul Marat was killed on July 13, 1793. Marat was a key figure in the French Revolution and was appointed as a martyr after his death. He achieved almost chairs and a statue of her chastity really replace the cross in many churches in Paris. His support of the September Massacres and dimemulai of Government Terror reputation, tarnished and he was seen as a revolutionary monster in the Second Empire. Meanwhile, Corday murdered Marat in fact because, although during the Second Empire he was considered a hero of France. Marat suffered from a skin disease of unknown (possibly dermatitis herpetiformis) every day he was assisted to sit in a cold bathroom. He spent three years of his life doing most of his business from his bathtub.After gaining entrance to betemu Marat (while in the shower) to inform the planned uprising Girondist, Corday stabbed Marat's chest with a dinner knife which he bought new, direct puncture of the heart, aorta, and left ventricle. I input Corday in this list because of the importance of the history of the French Revolution and because he is a killer the only woman I found in my research.
5. Nathuram Godse
Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated on January 30, 1948. real name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Gandhi, the Mahatma was similar honorary Indian "Your Highness".Godse was a member of Hindu Mahasabha, a Hindu nationalist organization opposed to the Muslim League and the secular Indian National Congress. The reason for the killing is generally associated with Gandhi's support of the Partition of India and weakening India by insisting on a payment to Pakistan. Godse believed Gandhi was sacrificing Hindu interests in an effort to appease minority groups, namely Muslims. Godse killed Gandhi at Birla House in New Dehli. Gandhi Godse approached, bowed to him, then shot him three times at close range with a Beretta semi-automatic pistol.
4. Felix Yusupov
Perhaps most interesting, or at least strange, historic murders. On December 16, 1916 a group of nobles led by Prince Felix Yusupov and Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich Grigori Rasputin was murdered. According to legend, Rasputin was poisoned, shot, beaten, and finally thrown into a river of ice where he finally died he gave up. The conspirators, having decided that Rasputin's influence over Tsaritsa Alexandra (wife of Tsar Nicholas II) was too dangerous a threat to the empire, first Rasputin was poisoned with cyanide "strong enough to kill seven people". When not affected by the toxin, Yusupov shot Rasputin from behind with a pistol. Rasputin Yusupov then leaves the body to consult with others. When they returned to the body, Rasputin grabbed Yusupov's hand and whispered, "You bad boy" into his ear before throwing him across the room and ran outside. When he ran out, he shot three more times. The group followed him out and find him still struggling to continue her life. They then beat Rasputin, wrapped in a sheet, and threw him into the river Neva. Three days later, his body was pulled from the river and found death diotopsi.Penyebab hypothermia and arm found in an upright position as if he tried to throw an ice road claws. It should be noted that Rasputin had survived a previous assassination attempts. On June 14, 1914, Khionia Guseva stabbed Rasputin in the abdomen, and entrails hanging. Rasputin recovered after intensive operation and is said to live that "the soul of this cursed muzhik was sown in his body.
3. Lee Harvey Oswald
Perhaps the most debated and controversial of all is Oswald's assassination November 22, 1963 murder of American president John F. Kennedy. An avowed Marxist, Oswald was a former marine who emigrated to the Soviet Union in October 1959. He then returned to the United States in 1962, found life in the Soviet Union became less as expected. After drifting through various jobs (and a failed assassination attempt against General Edwin Walker), Oswald expired at the Dallas / Ft. Worth area where he killed Kennedy. Oswald shot Kennedy from the sixth floor window of the Texas lesson Depository (where Oswald worked) as a presidential motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX. Using the Mannlicher-Caracano Oswald rifle purchased through mail order beginning of the year. I counted ten separate theories surrounding the Kennedy assassination, including the KGB, CIA, and Mafia involvement, several armed men, and imposters to both Oswald and Kennedy.
2. Andrei Lugovoi
Lugovoi is a man who is believed to have poisoned Alexander Litvinenko with Polonium-210 Valterovick on November 1, 2006. This is important because Litvinenko was the first victim of acute radiation syndrome or radiation poisoning, the murder of the first "nuclear". Litvinenko was poisoned while drinking tea estimated by Lugovoi and Dmitiri Kovtun.Litvinenko are harsh critics of the Russian government and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and today are investigating the death of Anna Politkovskaya, a Russian journalist known for opposition to the Putin administration is found murdered in 2006.
1. Marcus Julius Brutus
In my opinion, the most famous murders in history. Brutus, and as many as sixty or more men, Gaius Julius Caesar was stabbed to death on March 15, 44 BC, "Ides of March".Caesar was a military dictator early Romans around 50 BC, but its relationship with the Roman Senate debated, to say the least. Brutus, a friend of Julius, but the first Senator Senator conspiring with others to kill Caesar because they fear the growing power it will make obsolete the Senate. Supposedly, the last words of the Emperor as he lay dying on the steps of the Forum that, "Et tu, Brute" which roughly translates as "? You too, Brutus?".
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