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CHONBURI, Thailand – Personnel Royal Thai service members and police forces demonstrate the execution of vehicle check points as part of the Non-Lethal Weapons Executive Seminar 2011, June 8. NOLES '11, which took place from May 30 to June 10, is U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific's premiere multilateral theater security cooperation event for non-lethal weapons and is designed to promote awareness of non-lethal weapons use to maintain order in low-intensity scenarios. Due to the significant variance of non-lethal weapons' capabilities from country to country, the seminar seeks to improve interoperability between partner nations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Heather Brewer/Released)
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A memorial erected by survivors; the original was dismantled. The windows in the building on the left were blocked out to prevent other camp residents from seeing the medical experiments conducted on young girls there.
A glum looking Manchester City Police officer stares at the camera while on duty outside the gates of the city’s Strangeways Prison sometime in the early years of the 20th century.
In the years between 1900 and the outbreak of the Second World War more than 50 people were executed within the prison’s walls.
Albert Pierrepoint, perhaps Britain’s best known hangman, executed 14 people in the gaol.
The final person executed at Strangeways was Gwynne Owen Evans, who was hanged on the 13th of August 1964.
It was the custom of the prison governor to put up a notice in the prison gates once an execution had taken place. Police officers would be posted to ensure there were no disturbances by or between members of the public, the family of the executed person, or the family of the victim.
View here for an earlier image of officers performing this duty.
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A Young Persons Guide To King Parrot Australian Album Tour 2025
All Ages Show
Singing Bird Studios
Frankston, VIC
Australia
Supports:
Goat Sharman
Wombat
Brutal Execution
A Young Persons Guide To King Parrot Australian Album Tour 2025
All Ages Show
Singing Bird Studios
Frankston, VIC
Australia
Supports:
Goat Sharman
Wombat
Brutal Execution
Each dot is a bullet hole.
Death sentences usually took place at night, starting from 22:00. The sentenced inmate was taken from the cell to the execution chamber with hands in handcuffs or tied up. In the execution chamber, a Cheka officer would stand next to the door; then, he fired a shot to the forehead.
The walls of the execution chamber were covered with wooden panels and additional layers of rubber-coated fabric. A hole in the room’s corner collected the blood of the person executed. The doors had extra noise isolation material to muffle the sound of the shots. Moreover, a truck engine kept running straight outside the room.
Afterward, the KGB officers wrapped the dead bodies and buried them in the forest.
Terezin execution grounds
Executions of prisoners in the Small Fortress began in 1943. A total of 250 to 300 prisoners were shot dead without a court sentence. The biggest execution took place on May 2, 1945. As many as 52 people, mostly members of the Czech resistance groups (e.g. Predvoj or Vanguard) were killed. The gallows were used just once for the hanging of 3 prisoners. A passageway through the embankment leads to the mass graves.
Paul Delaroche, The Execution of Lady Jane Grey, 1833, oil on canvas, 246 x 297 cm (The National Gallery, London)
This is what happens when you don't perform in my office!!! R shooting M in the face with Nerf. Believe it or not, he knocked off the apple. Looks nice large on black.
The Cheka were created 1917, by Vladimir Lenin. They were the military and security section of the Bolshevik Communist Dictatorship. When sent to requisition grain from the peasants, the Cheka frequently carried out extra judicial killings. This was known as red terror.
A man holds up a dirty sock in disgrace, and shields his nose from the foul, rotting smell with a red cloth, almost fleshy in appearance, suggesting that humans are natural predators, and are more than capable of acting like animals. The sock in the man’s hand represents a kill, which is being thrown away, as if it was just a mere toy.
The clothes line in the background holds a number of different items of clothing. These are meant to be seen as discarded human beings. The shirt with it’s arms outstretched almost looks to be a crucifixion, and possesses hints of still being alive, due to it’s animation from the wind. This also attempts to raise awareness to the hostage situations concerning ISIS, who have performed several public executions of men, women and children. This acts as a propaganda tool, to strike fear into those who oppose them and prove their dominance and strength in the hope that people will join their Jihad.