The photo shows the scene of Robert Kennedy's early morning assassination. Robert F. Kennedy, the younger brother of the 35th U.S. President John F. Kennedy, served as U.S. Attorney General during president John F. Kennedy's presidency and played a significant role in the peaceful resolution of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the promotion of civil rights. On June 5, 1968, while traveling to shake hands with chef at the Embassy Hotel in Los Angeles, Robert Kennedy was shot to death by a dashing Palestinian youth with an 8-round revolver.
The photo shows the assassination of Japanese Socialist Party leader Inajiro Asanoma. The leader of the Japanese Socialist Party, Inajiro Asumuma, led a delegation to visit China many times before the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Japan. During his tenure as Prime Minister of Japan, Kishi Nobusuke (Abe's grandfather and Class A war criminal), Inajiro Asumuma worked hard to restore diplomatic relations between China and Japan. He warned the Kishi government that there is only one China, that Taiwan is part of China, and that Japan's relations with China must be normalized as soon as possible. On October 12, 1960, during his speech at the podium, Inajiro Asumuma was assassinated by 17-year-old Nichiya Yamaguchi, a member of the Great Japan Patriotic Party.
The photo shows the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the leader of the American civil rights movement. Martin Luther King Jr. was an American pastor, social activist, civil rights activist, and leader of the American civil rights movement. On April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee, Martin Luther King Jr. participated in leading the local strike movement. He was shot in the throat by Assassin James Earl Ray while waving his hand on the balcony, at the age of 39.
The photo shows the assassination of US President Ronald Reagan. On March 30, 1981, just 69 days after his presidency, Reagan traveled to the Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C., to have lunch and give a speech with representatives of the American Federation of Labor and the Confederation of Industrial Trade Unions. As Reagan and his staff walked out of the hotel gate, they were assassinated by Hinkley, a psychopath who was ambushed at the hotel's door. Three people were shot, including a secretary who was shot, McCarthy, a bodyguard, blocked a shot, and the last bullet hit Reagan's lungs through the crack in the car door, and Reagan was quickly taken to the nearby University Hospital of Washington for emergency surgery.
The scene of Kennedy's assassination is shown lying in the car and his wife Jacqueline trying to climb out of the car because she was too frightened. On November 22, 1963, Kennedy, accompanied by Vice President Johnson, visited Dallas, Texas, and as the car reached a bend, Kennedy was ambushed by gunman Lee Oswald, and President Kennedy died after being taken to the hospital. Bizarrely, in just three years since Kennedy's assassination, 18 key witnesses have died. Therefore, many people believe that this is not a coincidence, but a conspiracy of the Masonic Knights Templar.
The photo is the scene of Chen Qimei's assassination. On the eve of Yuan Shikai's restoration, Chen Qimei assassinated Zheng Rucheng, the town guard of Shanghai. After that, Chen Qimei raised troops several times to beg Yuan, which also made him a thorn in Yuan Shikai's eyes. In the case of unsuccessful co-optation, Yuan Shikai instructed Zhang Zongchang to assassinate him. In 1916, Zhang Zongchang, who was instructed by Yuan Shikai, sent Cheng Guorui to assassinate Chen Qimei at the apartment of Junsaburo Yamada, a Japanese, under the pretext of signing a contract to aid Yuan.
In the photo is the Tsarist monk Rasputin who was shot and fell to the ground. Rasputin was a priest of the Russian Empire, a favorite of the Tsar and empress. On December 29, 1916, Yusupov tricked Rasputin into using his wife as bait, ate him 8 cakes mixed with potassium cyanide, and drank a bottle of Madeira wine mixed with potassium cyanide, but Rasputin did not respond. Yusupov fired a shot at Rasputin, but just as he was about to dispose of the body he woke up and ran away, so Pulisikvic chased out three shots in a row, one of which hit him in the head, and then knocked him unconscious. Throw it into the ice cave before killing it.
In the photo is French President Paul. The scene of Du Mei's assassination. Paul. Dume, 13th President of the French Third Republic. On May 6, 1932, Dumay was invited to the villa of the banker Rothschild on Avenue Bellier in Paris, where a fundraising fair was being held to sell books by writers who had fought in world war I. During this time, a tall man in a winter coat squeezed through the crowd and came to the president. Suddenly, he drew a pistol from his pocket and aimed it at the president to shoot all the bullets, and eventually Paul. Du Mei died of his injuries.
The photo shows the assassination of Pope John Paul II. John Paul II was the 264th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church and head of state of the Vatican City State. On May 13, 1981, John Paul II was shot twice by a Turkish fanatical Muslim gunman, Momet Ali Agar, while entering St. Peter's Square to prepare for his speech. After the killer was arrested, the police found a note on him that read: "I killed Paul in protest against the imperialist policies of the Soviet Union and the United States." Protests against genocide in El Salvador and Afghanistan.