J Notes: March 2009

1.Stalin

Stalin was General Secretary of the Communist Party's Central Committee of the Soviet Union from 1922 until his death in 1953. Under the leadership of Stalin DI, State Ukraine suffered very severe famine (Holodomor), by most people this is considered a result of mass destruction, which is part of Stalin's policies. Estimated number of deaths vary from 2.5 million to 10 million. Hunger caused by political and administrative decisions.

Besides hunger, Stalin ordered the Soviet Union in the cleaning of any person who is considered as enemy states. In total, the estimated number of the killed under Stalin range of between 10 million to 60 million people.

2. Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitler on the German chancellor is set in 1933, became the "Fuhrer" in 1934 to kill himself in 1945. At the end of World War 2, Policy territorial conquest and the destruction rasianya has brought death and torture millions of people, including the slaughter of approximately six million Jews now known as the Holocaust.

On April 30, 1945, after the first great street-to-street, when the Soviet army in the block or two Reich Chancellory, Hitler killed himself, shot himself while sebiji a cyanide capsule.

3. Ivan IV of Russia

Russia Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Mengerikan, is a magnificent Adipati Muscovy from 1533 until 1547 and is the first Russian ruler to take the rights Emperor. In the year 1570, Ivan the belief that the city planned by elite Novgorod to menyebrang to Poland, and told a soldier stopped them on 2 January. Ivan army build walls around the perimeter of the city to prevent the city apart. Between 500 to 1000 people gathered every day by the army, and tortured and killed in front of Ivan and lelakinya children.

In 1581, Ivan memukulnya full of daughters-in-law for wearing clothes that are not polite, cause keguguran.Anak lelakinya, also named Ivan, collide with the argument ayahnya.Yang Ivan caused the child lelakinya hit in the head with a stick runcingnya, ago his son died instantly.

4. Vlad Ţepeş

Romanian Vlad III (also known as Vlad the Impaler) was Prince of Wallachia three times a year from 1448 until the year 1476. Better known as Vlad penghukum legend who is very cruel. He was forced during his reign, and he also used as a basic inspiration for the main character vampir "Bram Stoker" Dracula in the new popular.

In Romania he is considered as a prince with a deep sense of justice. List of torture he has already stated to extensive: nails in the head, cut the limb, blind, strangulation, burned, cut the nose and ears, cutting sexual organs (especially in the case of women), scalp, skin, until pembeberan elements or to animals, and boil-oranghidup life. There are claims that some top opportunities ditusuk ten thousand people in 1460.

5. Pol Pot

Pol Pot are Khmer Rouge leader and Prime Minister of Cambodia from 1976 until 1979, has been de fakto leaders since mid-1975. During his power, Pol Pot impose an extreme version of agrarian communism where all people of the city moved to the hinterland to work in the plantation project, and collective labor. The combined effect of slave, malnutrition, poor medical perewatan and implementation ditaksir to have killed around 2 million Cambodian people (about one third of the population). Rezimnya achieve special bad reputation because of all the scholars and choose "the bourgeois enemies" for murder.

Khmer Rouge conduct mass executions in places known as "Murder fields." Which is executed buried in mass graves. To save ammunition, executions dillakukan often use a hammer, ax handles, shovel or a stick of bamboo be sharpened.

6. Leopold II of Belgium

Leopold II was the King of Belgium 1865-1909.
With financial assistance from the government, Leopold create "Congo Free State", the project time for the tap rubber and ivory in the middle of the Congo Africa, who rely on forced labor and death as much as 3 million people around the Congo.

Regime Congo Free State into one of the international scandal of the century the more famous keburukannya. In private areas of land owned by the King is 76 times bigger than Belgium, which he freely menguasainya as the scope of personal privacy through the army, Force Publique. Owned rubber plantation workers Leopold tortured, maim and massacre until the end of the century, up nuran heart, i ago the West forced a halt to Brusel.

7. Idi Amin Dada

Idi Amin was an army officer and president of Uganda.
He took power in a military coup in January 1971, Milton Obote down.
Power marked by human rights violations, political repression, ethnic persecution, murder and expulsion of extra people from India Uganda. The number of people killed as a result rezimnya unknown; estimates vary from 80,000 to 500,000.

On August 4, 1972, Amin issued a decree that ordered the expulsion ke60.000 Asian people who are not citizens Uganda (most of them British passports to load). Later revised this to include people ke80.000 Asia, with the exception professional, such as doctors, lawyers and teachers.

Amin eventually be defeated, but until his death, he held that Uganda needed him and he did not disclose that in sorrow for the abuse rezimnya.

8. Ruhollah Khomeini

Ayatollah Khomeini was Iran's Islamic religious leaders from 1979 until 1989.
At the time he was conducting Syariat Islam (religious law Islamiah) Islamiah skirt with the code applied to both men and women by guards Revolutionary Islamiah and other groups Islamiah. Opposition to the learned scholars of Islam or the public is often found with rough punishment.

In a conversation in Fayzieah School in Qom, August 30, 1979, Khomeini said:
"Is trying to realize the corruption and destruction for our country in the name of democracy will be tortured. They are worse than Bani-The Jewish Ghorizeh, and they have to swing. We will punish them on the command of God and God's call to prayer. "

In the 1988 mass slaughter prisoners of Iran, following the operation Forough-e Javidan Iran Combatants Mujahidin against the Islamic Republic, Khomeini gave the command to the officer that the court judge every Iranian political prisoner and kill all who do not repent of counter-regime activities. Many say that the thousands who were killed quickly in prison. Memoirs Grand Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri to report details of the execution of 30,000 political activists. After eleven days in the hospital in operation to stop bleeding in, Khomeini died of cancer because on Saturday, June 04, 1989, at the age of 86 years.

9. Maximilien Robespierre

Maximilien Robespierre was a leader of a revolution in France and the argument is that the government create a revolutionary kill the king without trial. Robespierre is one behind the main actors of the bestial, 10 months post-revolutionary terror, and he caused mass executions. Terror that threaten between 18,500 to 40,000 people, with 1900 killed in the last month.

Among those punished by the revolutionary court, about 8 percent is a noble, clergy as much as 6 percent, middle-class as much as 14 percent, and 70 percent of the remaining employees or laborers to perform taniyang allegedly hoarding, reject conscription, desertion, rebellion, and others confess crime . Top deeds, Robespierre did not cut his head with the trial in 1794.

10. Attila The Huns

Attila the Hun was king of the year 434 until his death in 453 years.
He is the leader Hunnic Empire which spread from Germany to the Ural River and from the River Danube to the Baltic Sea. In the largest Western Europe, he was remembered as an example brutality and greed. Campaign failed in the Parsi year 441, followed by invasive Eastern Roman Empire, the success of which Attila nerve to attack the West.

He was passing through Austria and Germany are without, across the Rhine to the Gael, he was to seize and destroy all the people in the street with a ferocity unlike the record barbarian invasion force and that he was overcome to increase the size of the army is. Attila drown in their own blood on the perkimpoiannya night.

Additional:

George.W.Bush

This person is the most sadistic man in the world this century with a wave of war that lay directly tens of thousands of army and coalition soldiers and tens of million other people indirectly.