He was the father of the Cuban nation, Fidel Castro, who was assassinated 638 times in his lifetime, but he was killed again and again, and was the head of state with the most assassinations in the world. For fifty years, the CIA had been looking for an opportunity to assassinate Castro, but none of them had been successful.
Castro was born in 1926 to a wealthy family in the town of Biran, Cuba. His father was a sugar cane plantation owner and his mother was a low-level domestic servant. Such a huge difference in identity makes Castro particularly unpopular at home, and he can only play with the children of the next person once. However, it was this experience that gave him a deeper understanding of the living conditions and sufferings of the people at the bottom.
At the age of thirteen, dissatisfied with his father's beating of the workers, he began to rise up against his father's dictatorship. However, it was brutally suppressed, and Custer himself was imprisoned for two years. In 1945, he was admitted to the Faculty of Law of the University of Havana with honors. During the four years of college, he actively participated in the patriotic movement against the United States, and slowly accumulated a lot of fame and prestige in society.
In 1952, the dictator Batista staged a mutiny, which caused many people to resent. Twenty-six-year-old Castro gathered his classmates to attack the barracks, but was met with a bloody crackdown, all of whom were slaughtered, and Castro himself faced fifteen years in prison. But fortunately, a year later, in time for the amnesty, Castro was released unscathed.
After his release from prison, Castro recruited troops in Cuba, Mexico and other places, established a powerful army, and met his lifelong best friend Che Guevara. In 1959, the two commanded the rebels to capture the Cuban capital, Havana, completely ending Batista's dictatorship and ending the tragic fate of Cuba's colonization for 400 years.
After coming to power, Castro shut down all U.S. businesses in the country. After that, in line with the principle of giving priority to national interests, he showed an extremely tough response to the oppression of the old United States. All this made the United States hate it to the bone, and the assassinations carried out in private never stopped.
In July 1962, the United States sent a lawyer to Cuba to meet with Castro. Attempts to end Castro's life once and for all with a wetsuit soaked in poison. But the lawyer did not know in advance that the diving suit was highly toxic, and when he saw that this thing was dirty and broken, he bought another one from his own pocket and gave it to Castro, and lao Mei's sinister intentions were not broken.
In 1971, Castro visited Chile. When the CIA learned of the news, it directly sent two agents to try to disguise themselves as journalists and mix into the reception to carry out the assassination plan. But until the press conference was over, Castro flew home, and the two agents did not appear, for reasons that were really shocking. It turned out that one of the agents had a sudden gastroenteritis, and the other agent was busy taking him to the hospital, and both missed the press conference.
The CIA director was almost blown up by them, and considering that the male agent was useless, he immediately sent his right-hand man, Marita Lorenz. Prepare to seduce Castro with a beauty plan and then take the opportunity to kill him. However, instead of seducing him, Marita was fascinated by Castro and bore him a son named Andres.
Seeing that the external attack was ineffective, the CIA agents thought of breaching the fortress from the inside. When a large number of banknotes were in front of him, the director of the office of the Cuban prime minister, "Juan Cordoba", completely fell. But considering that Castro was heavily guarded around him, it was easy to get into trouble with real knives and guns, so they planned a conspiracy move.
Castro loved cigars and smoked all day, so they delivered a cigarette packed with miniature bombs to his home. As soon as you smoke, you will be killed immediately. But unexpectedly, Castro was quitting smoking at the time and saw it thrown directly into the trash can.
And that's just the tip of the iceberg of his assassination, where over a period of fifty years, CIA agents carried out as many as 638 assassinations against Castro, none of which succeeded. Castro said humorously, if there is an assassination at the Olympics, then I must be the champion of this project.
Can you believe it? South Korea's twelve presidents have not ended well. They either went into exile, were imprisoned for life, or were assassinated outright during periods of career upswing. Everyone wants to escape the "Blue House Curse" that can't end well, but they staged one tragedy after another.
The first president, Syngman Rhee, was the first president of South Korea. During his twelve years in power, the economic development did not improve, and the main energy was used to attack the opposition parties and maintain their dictatorship, making the Korean officialdom the most dirty place. In 1960, Syngman Rhee, who had served three times as South Korea's president, was not willing to lose, and used violence to coerce voters to forge votes and suppress the rebels by force. Eventually, he stepped down in the midst of popular condemnation, and the exile in the United States eventually died of illness.
The second president, Yin Putan. As a transitional president who was elected, Yin Pushan is completely a puppet, and the military and political power is completely in the hands of Vice President and Prime Minister Zhang Mian, and the military and state affairs can directly bypass President Yin Pushan. And a year later, Park Chung-hee launched a mutiny, and Yoon Pu-sun was completely suspended, and finally had no choice but to go to the wilderness.
The third president, Park Chung-hee. During his eighteen years in power, he cracked down on corruption at home, did a good job in state relations abroad, stimulated foreign investment, created the famous "Miracle of the Han River," and ushered in a qualitative leap in the Korean economy. However, he was brutally shot and killed by the head of the intelligence bureau, Kim Jae-gyu, at a dinner party, and he retired from the scene.
The fourth president, Choi Gyu-ha. This is another transitional South Korean president, during which he was forced into the wilderness in kim doo-hwan's mutiny because of the democratization reforms that disrupted the whole of Korea, and countless workers and peasants stood up against him one after another. After going into exile in the UK, he died of a sudden heart attack in 2016 at the age of 88.
The fifth president, Kim Doo-hwan. During his reign, he stabilized prices internally, improved incomes, and struck down real estate developers, so that the "miracle of the Han River" was continued. We should do a good job in relations with neighboring countries, vigorously enter the European market, and build the whole of South Korea into one of the "Four Asian Tigers". He stepped down as president in 1988, achieving a peaceful transfer of power. However, he was sentenced to death for secret funds eight years later, and later changed to life. He was released in December of the same year and later raided.
The sixth president, Lu Tae-wook. He sat in an inappropriate position at the wrong time. At this time, South Korea was in crisis, with chaebols stirring up trouble inside and old Americans pressing forward step by step. Lo tried to restructure Congress, but was hampered by its internal complexities. After leaving office in 1993, he was arrested for rebellion with the previous president and sentenced to 17 years in prison and fined 260 billion won.
The seventh president, Kim Young-sam, vigorously developed the economy in the early days of his administration, so that South Korea's GDP exceeded the one trillion mark. However, in the subsequent economic crisis, the wanton expansion of the consortium was allowed to make the people complain. Later, his son was found to have committed major corruption, and Kim Young-sam, who was trapped in internal and external difficulties, had no choice but to resign in a wave of condemnation.
The eighth president, Kim Dae-jung. He was elected president of South Korea at the age of seventy-five, but he was widely loved in office and was hailed as the most outstanding president in Korean history. In order to develop the economy, he did not hesitate to promote the domestic tourism industry and rescued the South Korean economy from the quagmire of the financial turmoil. Later, he was accused of election fraud and his son's bribery and embezzlement, and was forced to resign in the face of popular condemnation.
The ninth president, Roh Moo-hyun. During his reign, the Korean economy maintained a great growth rate and was widely loved by the people. However, after retiring in 2018, he committed suicide by jumping off a cliff to prove his innocence because he was involved in the bribery case of his wife and niece, and died at the age of 63.
The tenth president, Lee Myung-bak, had a mediocre political performance during his reign and failed to escape the "curse of the Blue House" after his abdication. In 2018, he was convicted by prosecutors of embezzlement, bribery, money laundering and tax evasion, and was sentenced to 15 years in prison and fined 11 billion won.
Eleventh President Park Geun-hye. Daughter of South Korea's first female president and third president Park Chung-hee, she has the title of "Iron Lady". During his reign, he cracked down on consortia and improved social welfare, which played a very good role in promoting the development of the Korean economy. In 2017, he was impeached by the National Assembly and sentenced to 22 years in prison by the prosecution for 18 crimes, including cronies for power, embezzlement and bribery, and leaking secrets.
Twelfth President Moon Jae-in. During his tenure, he vigorously suppressed real estate, bringing huge benefits to ordinary people. He lost by a narrow margin in 2012 and was repeatedly summoned by prosecutors after his retirement, but no evidence of incriminating evidence has been found.
All U.S. presidents are cursed, and any U.S. president elected twenty times more will die in office. Nine of the forty-six presidents have been assassinated, and four of them have been killed. So who are the U.S. presidents who have been assassinated and killed? What happened to their killers?
The first, the sixteenth president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, was affectionately known as the Father of the Nation by the people of the United States. During his term of office, he led the Northern Army to defeat the rebellious Southern Army and maintain the unity of the United States Federation. This was followed by a "Emancipation Proclamation" that saved tens of millions of suffering Black Americans. But it is such a good president who did not get a good ending in the end.
June 14, 1965, to celebrate the end of the war. Lincoln and his wife Mary came to ford's Grand Theater to see the play "Our Cousins in America." But just when Lincoln was fascinated, suddenly a man with a pistol sneaked into the president's private room. With a "bang", Lincoln fell to the ground in response. Afterwards, the rescue was ineffective, and he died in the early morning of the next day.
The assassin, named John Wilkes, was a performer at ford's Grand Theater, and because of his sympathy for the Confederate Army, he was later sentenced to hanging for intentional homicide, and Lincoln became the first president in American history to be assassinated.
The second, Garfield, the twentieth president of the United States. This is the first U.S. president in U.S. history to run as a cleric and was successfully elected. But don't look at how devout Garfield is to God, but his level of government is inferior. Since his election, he has been unable to maintain the balance within the Republican Party, and has been criticized for appointing officials, which eventually led to Garfield's assassination.
On July 2, 1881, Garfield was on his way to the train station when he was followed by a lawyer named Giort. In a no-man's corner, Giote fired two shots at Garfield and died after more than two months of frantic torture by quacks. At the time of his death, Garfield, with the characteristic care of the clergy, demanded that his assassin be spared, but the assassin was eventually tortured to death by the official U.S. military torture.
He believes that it was Garfield who caused the division of the Republican Party, that if he killed him, the Republican Party would be reunited and that he would be able to get the relevant positions, but all he did was a pipe dream.
Third, The Twenty-fifth President of the United States, McKinley. Although McKinley prospered the U.S. economy during his tenure, it also greatly created a confrontation between capitalists and ordinary people, making domestic contradictions numerous. In the international community, McKinley advocated foreign expansion, which not only consumed a lot of national finances, but also caused deep disasters to many Middle Eastern countries, and it seemed that it was sooner or later to face assassination.
On September 5, 1901, at a reception, McKinley was shot by an extremist named Jorgo and killed three times in the body, while the killer who assassinated him was arrested on the spot by the guards who broke in, and then sentenced by the court to be executed immediately.
Fourth, the thirty-fifth president of the United States, John F. Kennedy. He is the youngest president in U.S. history and the shortest-lived. On December 25, 1963, in order to create a second-term electoral advantage, Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline rode in an open-top car to Ladas, Texas, waving to the crowd gathered on both sides.
But just as the car was about to enter the corner, a bullet suddenly flew from a distance and hit Kennedy in the head, killing him on the spot. Later, the police caught a suspect named Oswald, but he strongly claimed that he was framed, but the police eventually executed him as the murderer. Since then, the truth of Kennedy's murder has become a mystery. And the president of the United States after him began to spend a lot of money to build "exclusive cars", and never drove around in public with a convertible.