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today displays contemporary accounts of the | executions, a replica of the gallows which stood in fro |
The Estonians in charge of the | executions, Aleksander Laak, Ain-Ervin Mere and Ralf Ge |
e prohibition against Christianity with mass | executions, also severely raised taxes to pay for the c |
The people who carry out these | executions and these experiments all drink before they |
properties that were true over the observed | executions, and thus likely true over all executions. |
horities demanding an investigation into the | executions and the burials. |
d Fierrabras arrive just in time to stop the | executions, and convince Boland to release the knights. |
omewhat gruesome history as a site of public | executions and burial plots until the early Nineteenth |
e had previously assisted William Marwood at | executions, and when Marwood got fired, he took over th |
ever, in 1996 Russia imposed a moratorium on | executions and the sentence was commuted to life impris |
pied the embassy in protest of extrajudicial | executions and violence in Iran. |
m signed the court documents authorising the | executions and ordered that the homes, buildings, date |
y authorities are horrified at the number of | executions and the mutilations practiced on the corpses |
Wilson, Ermakov played a leading role in the | executions, and is considered to have been the right ha |
t 22 died in Norway by murder, extrajudicial | executions, and suicide. |
Ahadi of the International Committee Against | Executions and Stoning, Maryam Namazie of Iran Solidari |
At the same time, the cycle of | executions and reprisals that marked the guerrilla war |
n Article 2. There are exceptions for lawful | executions and self-defense, arresting a fleeing suspec |
and Human Rights Watch, while condemning the | executions and conducting intensive research on the sit |
Deportations, | executions and forced labour decimated the church. |
d them under torture, subjected them to mock | executions, and, under the guise of counseling, urged t |
government for using torture, rape, summary | executions, arbitrary detention, and disappearances, ac |
as torture, the death penalty, extrajudicial | executions, arbitrary detention or imprisonment, or unf |
Innocents: An Eyewitness Account to Wrongful | Executions are autobiographical accounts of the time sh |
r the DST zones you can observe that summary | executions are regular practice, and even something of |
of the type that led to Blank's and Jacobsz' | executions are still very much present in today's world |
Executions are carried out at the Holman Correctional F | |
The building was the site of many | executions, as well as deaths due to overcrowding and p |
aigns to protect him, performing arrests and | executions, as well as guarding the prison allocated to |
ghor's early rival Mamadou Dia, point to the | executions as part of a pattern of suppression of polit |
er there had been operating gas chambers for | executions at the camp. |
ic, issued a report claiming that there were | executions at the operation, beside the fact that no ex |
SS trooper in charge of | executions at Dachau concentration camp. |
chin's favourite amusement was attending the | executions at Tyburn. |
Executions Banned For Mentally Retarded. | |
executed before an unofficial moratorium on | executions began in the United States in 1972. |
In 1990 | executions began to occur in BRCI. |
9 December - | Executions begin to be held in Newgate Prison. |
al chantry and the beheaded victims of Tower | executions being sent for temporary burial at All Hallo |
A couple of years after the | executions, Beresford left for Brazil to ask the king f |
n the federal courts until Louisiana stopped | executions between 1961 and 1983. |
One of the | executions Binns seriously botched was that of Henry Du |
He possesses great strength and conducts | executions by beheading smoothly, and earns himself the |
Carry out | executions by tying up the wings of the offender and dr |
Executions by firing squad continued as well, with 600 | |
isplay on the breaking wheel following their | executions by beheading. |
.S., although Arizona and Maryland authorize | executions by lethal gas if the conviction took place b |
ent, the American Conscience, and the End of | Executions by Robert Jay Lifton; Greg Mitchell (William |
ulting in at least 20,000 deaths in 760 mass | executions by special task units or Einsatzgruppen with |
the death row for Virginia's female inmates, | executions by lethal injection are conducted at Greensv |
Executions by shooting: 8,483. | |
California authorizes | executions by lethal gas at the request of the prisoner |
Missouri authorizes | executions by lethal gas if lethal injection cannot be |
Wyoming authorizes | executions by lethal gas if lethal injection is ruled u |
Glass and his lawyers argued that | executions by electrocution violate the Eighth and Four |
German map showing the number of Jewish | executions carried out by Einsatzgruppe A in: Estonia ( |
Executions carried out during World War One remain poor | |
tiz Smykla, of The Espy Files, a database of | executions carried out in the United States and precedi |
Executions carried out under current death penalty stat | |
In several documented reprisal | executions carried out during the occupation, 3.471 Cre |
The mass | executions caused the population to shrink, and the exe |
t of executioners and invitations to conduct | executions ceased to arrive. |
t of executioners and invitations to conduct | executions ceased to arrive. |
olice and legal functions (overseeing public | executions, collecting taxes and having powers of arres |
ce 1984, Graczyk has witnessed more than 300 | executions, considered a macabre record for an American |
rnational states, killings and extrajudicial | executions continued throughout the year, particularly |
g 1943 the Nazi Germans started carrying out | executions directly inside the facility itself, where t |
Ferdinand is responsible for numerous | executions due to fanatic Witch-hunt in his dioceses. |
See | Executions during the Irish Civil War - Unofficial Kill |
See also | Executions during the Irish Civil War. |
Mavuba excelled in penalty kick | executions, effortlessly scoring it with a finesse that |
that all suits, accusations, condemnations, | executions, fines, amerciaments, punishments, correctio |
ng number of States to apply a moratorium on | executions, followed in many cases by the abolition of |
Another round of arrests and | executions followed Xiang's capture, but Zhou and his w |
re handed over to King Ferdinand IV and mass | executions followed. |
a 1988 opinion that helped prevent wrongful | executions for the 1983 Jeanine Nicarico slaying." |
s used for local administrative meetings and | executions for several hundred years as well as a site |
("Bald Mountain") in 1906 became a place of | executions for convicted political inmates. |
ccording to Howard K. Smith, who covered the | executions for the International News Service, Rosenber |
nse Team is is deployed in high-risk warrant | executions, forced building entries, hostage situations |
executed or died in custody; while judicial | executions from 1945 to 1964 numbered 137, deaths in cu |
Records indicate that Maledon supervised | executions from the mid-1880s until 1891, and then agai |
Billington carried out the vast majority of | executions from 1902 to 1904. |
The prison was the site of 62 judicial | executions, from 1887 to 1964. |
Mohammad-Ali Rajai, about 700 extrajudicial | executions had been carried out in Iran. |
n was probably the most intense of the seven | executions he has witnessed. |
Among the | executions he performed were that of Dr Crippen in 1910 |
to the victims of deportations, arrests, and | executions holds photographs, documents, and personal b |
the Partisans he adopted tactics of "summary | executions, hostage-taking, reprisals, internments and |
h Carolina that year, making 2003 a peak for | executions in the state (exceeded only in recent histor |
to the decline and eventual end of elephant | executions in India. |
ent on 29 May 1868, putting an end to public | executions in the United Kingdom. |
Executions in Louisiana are currently performed at the | |
fficial name of a facility used for surprise | executions in Nazi Germany. |
onsible for introducing a bill ending public | executions in Canada. |
Brief comments on the | executions, in the context of human rights violation in |
Hollings oversaw the last | executions in South Carolina before the U.S. Supreme Co |
Notable | executions in the chair were those of Elmo Patrick Sonn |
ouisiana State Penitentiary to carry out all | executions in Louisiana. |
The eight | executions in a 16-day period were the subject of an ar |
n undertook a bloody campaign of arrests and | executions in the Western Highlands, but his efforts to |
tary to punish its own soldiers with summary | executions in an emergency situations that cannot wait |
Judge Fogel, whose 2006 ruling had halted | executions in California, gave Brown until September 26 |
In January 1899, he carried out three | executions in a five-day stretch; he was assisted by Ba |
20 December 1916 at Bathurst Gaol, the first | executions in New South Wales for ten years. |
Although Camus approved of conducting the | executions in private he argued that it removed the ele |
He also performed a few | executions in Ireland, as well. |
These were the first | executions in the Third Reich. |
(Previous | executions in Alabama had been by hanging.) |
a relative of victims of one of the summary | executions in the district that took place in the early |
of those books, Death in the Dark: Midnight | Executions in America and Legacy of Violence: Lynch Mob |
(the state with the second-highest total of | executions in the post-Gregg era) and over 34 times as |
Huntsville Unit, the site of | executions in the State of Texas |
However the last | executions in the United Kingdom were in 1964, for murd |
In total, there were over 100 | executions in 71 different locations listed there. |
also present as a medical expert at several | executions, including that of Gunnar Eilifsen in August |
after the battle and they witnessed the mass | executions inside the city. |
executions inside the camps (4,600); | |
A lengthy sequence of | executions is ended when the three escape again. |
ime, judgments being rendered against it and | executions levied upon its property, which was about to |
jected survivors' memories of extermination, | executions, murders and rape carried out by the command |
All | executions occur at Holman. |
Executions occur at the Broad River Correctional Instit | |
Executions of camp escapees would not have taken place | |
The ensuing | executions of leading insurgents led to John's nickname |
Times and places of | executions of death sentences were ordered to be held i |
sed to the corresponding operative group for | executions of sentences. |
k an active part in the purges including the | executions of Grigory Zinoviev and Lev Kamenev |
h bombings was intense with many arrests and | executions of Mujahedin and other leftist groups. |
sturbance were implied when he justified the | executions of the Salem Witch Trials. |
He also reports on the | executions of Matthew Hamont (died 1579), John Lewes (d |
hnic cleansing against Ukrainians during the | Executions of Cossacks in Lebedin by the Russian Empire |
he was arrested and charged with the illegal | executions of German Army soldiers accused of desertion |
upreme Court of the United States ruled that | executions of persons who committed their crimes as juv |
Augsburg was responsible for planning the SS | executions of Jews and other "enemies of the Reich in o |
s assisted and actively participated in mass | executions of the Lithuanian Jews mostly in June-August |
Alliance soldiers as well as reports of the | executions of Taliban prisoners. |
o wholesale arrests, and sometimes wholesale | executions, of landowners and industrialists, people as |
Among others, he was responsible for the | executions of British SOE agents Noor Inayat Khan, Made |
ed Army forces, Leon Trotsky instituted mass | executions of peasants in Ukraine and other areas sympa |
selected Kedyw groups (patrole) carried out | executions of Nazi collaborators and traitors sentenced |
on on the suspicions of his participation in | executions of Dutch citizens. |
She also reported on the trial and | executions of Saddam Hussein, Barzan Ibrahim Hassan al- |
whose reign was marked by tortures and mass | executions of Christians, especially in Egypt. |
After the | executions of Blount and Essex, she continued to live t |
e State General who instituted the policy of | executions of Republican prisoners in reprisal for the |
ojevich continued support of a moratorium on | executions of death row inmates, even though no such ex |
innland officials, and were complicit in the | executions of an unknown number of POWs. |
d with Yugoslavia and Greece, the trials and | executions of Traicho Kostov and other "Titoists" (thou |
controversial methods including the summary | executions of Republican sympathizers and guerrillas. |
all but one of them concerning the repeated | executions of mass murderer Chapman Baxter (Patrick Mar |
ht specify that either multiple simultaneous | executions of read or a single execution of write but n |
into a Nazi auxiliary unit participating in | executions of the Jews at the Seventh and Ninth Forts |
ole trilogy, when Dos Passos states upon the | executions of Sacco and Vanzetti: "all right we are two |
quote from Martin Luther King, the spearing | executions of a group of captured mercenaries and the p |
lyze the flow of information among different | executions of statements in the loop nest, and transfor |
ania, Bulgaria or Yugoslavia to postpone the | executions of any of their political prisoners unless c |
5-B's neighbour, a loudspeaker announces the | executions of 30 political prisoners and 43275-B keeps |
uce in August-September 1306 (leading to the | executions of Nigel Bruce and many other brave Scots), |
l as random murders and even extremely cruel | executions of wounded Chechen fighters (beating to deat |
It also criticised the country's | executions of political prisoners and actions against n |
e group is allegedly responsible for summary | executions of delinquents and drug traffickers in Davao |
Nearby is Kilmainham Gaol, where the | executions of the leaders of the Easter Rising took pla |
Executions of the remaining prisoners continued at Majd | |
After the | executions of the three, the remaining crewmen were qui |
uted overall since the United States resumed | executions on January 17, 1977. |
e George Inn as a courtroom and conducted 12 | executions on the village common, as part of the Bloody |
98 United Irish rebellion and the subsequent | executions or exile of the leading protagonists. |
f a total population of 8 million, died from | executions, overwork, starvation and disease. |
in the House of Commons ten years after the | executions Parnell told the House of Commons that "I wi |
These | executions, particularly those of the Gomburza, were to |
ime ago that Oklahoma actually had many more | executions per murder convict than Texas and that Texas |
The total number of | executions performed as a result of this order was fift |
During that time he presided over | executions performed in San Quentin's notorious gas cha |
bitrary arrest and detention, extra-judicial | executions, rape and sexual assaults, confinement of ci |
strong controversy in the 1990s after three | executions received considerable media attention and we |
labour, malnutrition, poor medical care and | executions resulted in the deaths of approximately 21% |
US | Executions since 1976. |
U.S. | Executions Since 1976. |
f Rome had a specific place for carrying out | executions, situated outside the Esquiline Gate, and ha |
Word of the | executions spread quickly through the ranks of the Unio |
of this decree (Livy claims there were more | executions than imprisonment), the Bacchanalia survived |
olutionists and engaged in raids and revenge | executions that characterized the intense violence betw |
because they were given such sympathy at the | executions that the punishment did not have the intende |
1 August 1559 but, given the turbulence and | executions that had preceded Elizabeth's accession, it |
Hensel was one of over 2500 | executions that took place at Plotzensee Prison. |
After | executions, the bodies would be buried nearby or in lat |
despite acknowledging that Engel ordered the | executions, the case of criminal murder had not been pr |
The law was changed in 1923 requiring | executions to be carried out in the electric chair at t |
The last | executions to be carried out at the scaffold behind the |
Monge's was one of only two | executions to occur in the United States in 1967. |
However, the largest number of | executions took place on 25 March and 14 December 1971. |
Between 1900 and 1963, 16 | executions took place at the prison. |
The | executions took place on market days on a hill outside |
Some 8,000 | executions took place outside the camp's fences with pr |
They also point out that | executions took place in the coutryside and not just in |
blished for treason in war time, and several | executions took place during the First World War. |
public but by the time Camus wrote his essay | executions took place privately in prisons. |
on which stood the scaffold on which private | executions took place. |
Turkish side it is disputed that large-scale | executions took place; the bones to be found in the Cat |
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