Black gun

Author: Lao Peng
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: In this 100 years of the 20th century, human civilization has reaped abundant fruits, but it is also scarred. The glint of daggers, gunshots, and artillery fire of assassination still shook the world at any time and place. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo directly triggered the greatest catastrophe in human history; if Song Jiaoren and had not been killed, would the history of the Kuomintang and even China have been rewritten? Wang Jingwei was highly respected by the Kuomintang for assassinating the Regent, but once he became a traitor, he became the target of bullets from patriots; Lenin was shot by reactionary killers with a deadly bomb; a just bomb exploded over the German troops; Zhou Enlai survived the crash of the Keshimir; Mahatma Gandhi collapsed during a prayer meeting; Palmé and Moro caused deep sorrow among the people of Sweden and Italy; the death of Rabin shrouded the light of human peace in shame; Sadat was killed during a parade; Hussein and Arafat survived death; the handsome and young Kennedy met with tragedy; Reagan narrowly escaped; the Shevardnadze convoy was attacked by rockets; the Corsican governor was killed outside the theater. This book selects some of the most influential assassination incidents from a large amount of historical data.