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This is a community intended for the study of morbid history, or history of morbidity. This involves death, violence, suffering and cruelty related to events such as war, genocide, crime, disaster, accident and disease.

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How is this torture preformed? I've only ever seen photos captioned "demonstrating torture method"

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37523 days ago

Mary Vincent describes when she was abducted by Lawrence Singleton when she was 15-years-old in September 1978. She was brutally assaulted, had both of her arms cut off, and was thrown off a 30-foot cliff. Miraculously, she survived after climbing out and walking three miles to safety.

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36310 days ago

On this day in 1918, Tsar Nicholas II, his wife Alexandra, and their five children were led down to this cellar and executed by Bolsheviks in Yekaterinburg, ending over 300 years of Romanov rule. The family were held captive for just over 16 months following Tsar Nicholas II’s abdication.

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25113 days ago

The last class photograph of the schoolgirls of Oradour-sur-Glane. All of those pictured here were barricaded in the main church by the soldiers from the German SS-Das Reich Division. The building was then set on fire: none of the children survived.

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14010 days ago

In 1995, 15-year-old Nicole van den Hurk was killed while biking to work in Eindhoven, Netherlands. Her murder went unsolved for two decades — until her stepbrother confessed to get police to reopen the investigation. Subsequent DNA testing then led to the arrest and conviction of her killer.

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1417 days ago

Jajinci execution site near Belgrade, 1941

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12012 days ago

The original reason the chainsaw was invented

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12116 days ago

On August 8, 1969, Abigail Folger was visiting Sharon Tate’s home with her boyfriend, planning to leave Los Angeles for good the next day. But that night, the Manson Family broke in and murdered five people — including Folger, who was stabbed 28 times as she tried to escape from 10500 Cielo Drive.

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9014 days ago

On August 8, 1969, Abigail Folger was visiting Sharon Tate’s home with her boyfriend, planning to leave Los Angeles for good the next day. But that night, the Manson Family broke in and murdered five people — including Folger, who was stabbed 28 times as she tried to escape from 10500 Cielo Drive.

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5015 days ago

Inside Andersonville: Unveiling the Horrors of the Civil War’s Infamous Prison - History Chronicler

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