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The arch Duke Franz Ferdinand affected everyone the most. It was by far the most important assassination in history as it was the spark that led directly to the First World War and the subsequent wars. Think about how the world would have been if the First World War didn't happen. The possibilities are endless. The First World War led directly to the establishment of the USSR, which inspired people such as Mao, Castro and Ho Chi Minh. So if the First World War didn't happen, communism may not have been so strong, which meant that Vietnam may not have been a battle ground in late 20th century. Look at the impact the Vietnam War had on the American Civil Rights movement and thus Martin Luther King. Dr King was a great man. But his assassination whilst vile and sad, did not lead to the deaths of many millions of people worldwide. The assassination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand did lead to countless deaths and global changes.
Why does it matter if you were born or not? The assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand affected us more than any others and there is nobody alive that was alive when he was assassinated.
You left out the best part about Garfield. After he was shot he supposedly uttered “what’s this then?” before fighting off his assassin. Like McKinley, it would be an infection to his wounds that claimed his life.
You guys definitely should have included the assassination of Colossio. He was running for president of Mexico in the the 90s and was speaking out against the corruption between government and organized crime. The people loved him and saw him as their symbol of hope. He was assassinated in broad daylight leaving one of his rallies.
Franz Ferdinand affected me the most. It kickstarted the war, which led to Russian occupation of Poland, which led to my family leaving Poland for America. I never would have been born without that assassination
I’m sorry, but I just think there are a few logical errors behind your last sentence. Anything that involves, “Could I have never existed?” is already dealing with the biggest mysteries in philosophy, which are so mind-blowing that you can never be certain of any answer. I’m not sure it follows from Franz Ferdinand’s (hypothetical) survival that you never would’ve existed. I mean, it’s already a mystery to wonder what exactly would constitute “you”. And the fact that we can’t even determine *that* 😂 shows you just how unanswerable all this stuff really is.
@@ItzSynergyy Today, people of Bosnia are free and can at least decide what to do and where to go. Also, Hitler asked for the commemorating block from the place where Princip killed Franzi, to be brought to him as a birthday present. Why? Cause Hitler was against freedom. And Princip was for the freedom. Period.
I doubt it affected u at all your way too young, also the civil unrest in franzs country a coupe was always gonna take place. It affected our ancestors and descendants, we didn't feel a thing, land on a beach or shoot and get shot at, to say it affected you when your parents probably weren't even around then is the most disrespect you could really spew. That's like me saying the Falklands war affected me despite being born three years after.
As a 9-year-old, I shook RFK’s hand on his last night of campaigning in the Indiana primary. Exactly one month later he died. The fact that his last two acts were thanking workers, then after being shot, asking if everyone else in the kitchen were okay makes for a fitting way to remember him.
Kennedy Brothers are the most unfortunate. They both were so much to the whole nation and they both could have done alot more for the nation. However some people with hatred and wicked mind will always find a way to eliminate anyone against their ill thoughts.
President Kennedy’s assassination affected me the most. I remember it like it happened yesterday. I grew up in Germany and was in high school at the time. It really affected all of Germany. The president had visited Germany just a few months prior to his death. He had given a speech in the recently divided Berlin (the Berlin Wall had been erected 2 years earlier). He declared “Ich bin ein Berliner” to a live audience of thousands of Berlin citizens. He won the hearts of the German people. His death affected Germany, and especially Berlin very deeply. Concerts were stopped, restaurants closed, parties broke up. Crowds gathered where Kennedy had held his speech. I’ll never forget how we couldn’t talk about anything else for days!
Maybe personally, but the assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand changed the world. Imagine if the First World War didn't happen. Then the Second World War probably wouldn't have happened, which meant no Colld War and perhaps Kennedy wouldn't have become President.
One of my favourite musicals is "Assassins", about the real life figures who attempted, successfully or otherwise, to slay an American president. I'd recommend it if you're a fan of history, musicals, or both!
One of my favorite anecdotes is the guy who tried to assassinate Andrew Jackson. Both the pistols he used misfired and Jackson proceeded to beat the living crap out of the guy with his hickory cane. Like to the point where he had to be restrained by bystanders, one of which was Davy Crockett lmao
@candicehoneycutt4318 One thing that I think makes that more impressive is that Jackson was 67 at the time. I doubt many people could survive an assassination, much less beat the crap out of their would be assassin at that age. Jackson was the embodiment of the phrase, "Call an ambulance but not for me."
The only one that has really impacted me was the assassination of Abe Shinzo, I was the only person up in my house at the time and watched as the news broke. That was the first one I’ve ever personally experienced but I’ll never get over the fact I don’t get to live in the same time as The Legendary John Lennon
On the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand - Gavrilo Princip wasn't sentenced to death, but he died in prison in 1918 about six months before the end of WW1. At the site of the assassination, a memorial was built to Princip by the Yugoslavs. However, it was destroyed during the 1990s Bosnian War by locals who didn't want a memorial to a Serb in the city. A replacement memorial, which is not dedicated to anyone, has been constructed since.
@@carolyncolebeck6945 Princip kept saying that ww1 was gonna happen regardless if he killed Ferdinand or not and that he doesn't feel responsible for ww1 starting. You can interpret that how you want but the tensions were so high, the war was eventually gonna happen regardless of the assassination. The assassination was an excuse for the war and sped up the process of the war to begin
@@carolyncolebeck6945Just a trigger the powers used as an excuse. The WW1 was about who was going to colonize and steal the most from asian and african countries. The right to be the biggest thief.
Imagine putting up a memorial to the guy that started WWI and made the rise of Hitler and WWII possible...basically, the deaths of over 100,000,000 people caused by his actions.
Archduke Ferdinand I knew was going to be number one it was the match that lit the powder keg which was the Balkans. A match that lit off every event that has happened to this day.
it's insane that John Lennon's assassin got 20 years and repeated parole denials but Dan white who murdered 2 people got out after 5 because of "depression"
Mark David Chapman is kind of funny. They said if he's ever gonna get parole, he has do some kind of anger management course. They refuse to let him take it because they said other inmates would murder him during.
The authorities are denying Chapman parole for his own protection! They know that he’ll be automatically killed the moment he steps out of prison! John Lennon is a music super-legend even over 40 years later!
@jeannehall6546 the truth is, well never know, but I think he'd be safe if they let him to now. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter. What kind of life would he have now? Convicted felon, no rental history. Too old to work. No income. For one reason or another, they're doing him a favor
@@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvilhim not having a life outside of prison is a whole other story but if his parole was ever granted I don't think he'd make it through the day. I believe he's been in protective custody ever since he was arrested
Wife beating wanker. He even penned a song about his own domestic abuse towards his spouse. It would take a fool to think of Lennon as anything other than an arsehole.
“Here's an interesting form of murder we came up with: assassination. You know what's interesting about assassination? Well, not only does it change those popularity polls in a big fucking hurry, but it's also interesting to notice who it is we assassinate. Did you ever notice who it is? Stop to think who it is we kill? It's always people who've told us to live together in harmony and try to love one another. Jesus, Gandhi, Lincoln, John Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, John Lennon, they all said, "Try to live together peacefully." BAM! Right in the fucking head. Apparently we're not ready for that.” - George Carlin
“I’m watching the news … Tupac Shakur was assassinated, Biggie Smalls assassinated, struck down by assassin's bullets … no, they wasn't. Martin Luther King was assassinated, Malcolm X was assassinated, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Them two n--s got shot! Shit, I love Tupac, I love Biggie, but school will be open on their birthday” - Chris Rock
“I’m watching the news … Tupac Shakur was assassinated, Biggie Smalls assassinated, struck down by assassin's bullets … no, they wasn't. Martin Luther King was assassinated, Malcolm X was assassinated, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Them two n--s got shot! S-t, I love Tupac, I love Biggie, but school will be open on their birthday” - Chris Rock
I remember hearing when shinzo abe got shot. I was at work getting read for lunch (i work nights so lunch happened at 5:30am) when i read the news that he died. And i remmeber telling my friend and we were both shocked. I mainly was shocked because i never hesrd japan in the news about gun violence and i assumed they had very strict gun laws.
Japan has extremely strict gun laws so much so the Yakuza tends to not use them do to the punishment. However the lesson is clear even if there is strict gun laws it doesn’t matter what kind of criminal they are. If they want to use them bad enough they’ll find a way to source it or make one. It’s unfortunate Shinzo died he was a great to the United States and many other countries. May Shinzo rest in peace.
Honorable mention: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1975), the father of Bangladesh. He was killed in a coup that spiralled the country into a military dictatorship. His daughter is now the prime minister, ushering in the Golden age of Bangladesh's economy.
I remember like who is yesterday I saw the news in California and I thought he was gonna make it through what I found out a couple hours later that he had died. I was absolutely shocked. I wasn’t in Japanese politics at the time, and I still love Japanese politics, as well as Mexican politics, but it was one day that I will never forget
It is true that he did not harm anyone, unlike some presidents and kings around the world whose hands are stained with the blood of innocent people. However, Shinzo Abe is the last front man that i expected to be killed, and I believe that he does not deserve to die.
@@MohamadMohamad-yr7xk that’s really true because he wasn’t those kinds of politicians that would aggressively abuse the power and miss treat the people he loved his country and he represented his country in the best way that he could. He was Japan’s Winston Churchill and made it. What is today
Compare his buddy Stalin, Trosky is more of Iron Man since he manage to wrestle and tackle his attackers even tho he already injured before succumbed to his wound
As great as the video is covering infamous assassinations, can we talk about the random bro who jumped up at the 00:39 second mark in front of the camera in the RFK footage?😂😂😂
Indira Gandhi kept her bodyguards who were Sikhs because she wanted to give the message that she trusts them with her life even in extreme and dangerous environment. I don't think any other prime minister ever would have guts what she had. Although khalistani extremist still try to hide behind religious places, but Punjab is peaceful with harmonious Sikhs, thanks to Indira Gandhi who pulled out the roots of terrorism before they grew too deep.
Woah there, Indira Gandhi committed genocide on innocent worshippers in the Golden Temple and she tried to kill every baptised Sikh, making her a monster with blood on her hands. The fact that they did this on the day of Guru Arjan Dev Ji's shaheedi makes it even worse. This is the reason why people have not gotten over what happened, hence the saying "Never Forget 1984" is prevalent. To commend indira gandhi is like to commend Hitler. Indira Gandhi is no higher than a pigeon
There was also Benigno Aquino, Jr., the opposition leader who spoke out against the regime of Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. Upon returning to Manila after an extended stay in the U.S. in 1983, he was assassinated upon emerging from the airplane by military personnel supporting Marcos. This would lead to the “Carnation Revolution” which overthrew Marcos and Aquino’s widow, Corazon, becoming the Philippines’ first female President. And there was Anwar Sadat, who lead Egypt and was a major figure in the Israel-Egypt Peace Accords with Menachem Begin and Jimmy Carter in 1978. Together they won the Nobel Peace Prize. Sadat was assassinated in 1981 by extremist militants during a military parade.
Only assassination that effected me personally was Darrell Abbott, i was fairly young, but remember how saddening it was, especially to the metal community
Right from the start of this video, we are reminded to support Israël and also Ukrain ! And you left out the assination on Pim Fortuyn in 2002 and Theo van Gogh in 2004 !
Jing Ke ... .... the most famous assassin in Chinese history deserves to be high up on the list ... the dramatic nature of the famous assassination attempt was not a dramatisation but a historical account written down by the ancient official chinese historians as an epic chapter of China's history ... As written, the tyrant Qing king Ying Zheng was unstoppable in his ambition of conquering all the smaller nations to become the first emperor to rule the whole of China .... In a desperate attempt to stop the powerful king, Yan kingdom's crown prince Dan, a smart and insightful heir to his cowardly short-sighted father's throne, knew that he had to hack at the head in order to stop the marauding Qing armies's approach ... Prince Dan had been the Qing King's friend since young, but he also knows King Qing well enough to be aware that the Qing King would still absorb his Yan kingdom into his empire despite their friendship. So when Dan had the chance to return to his Yan palace, he immediately secretly sort out the bold wandering swordsman Jing Ke to hatch a plan to get within arm's length of the Qing king to assassinate him. The plan was for Jing Ke and another swordsmman assistant to pretend to be a peace ambassador seeking to present to the king the precious scroll map of the Yan kingdom as a symbolic act of offer for the Yan kingdom to be willingly incorporated into Qing's growing empire .... Knowing the Qing king would be anxious to closely admire the precious map, Jing Ke would unroll the map where a hidden dagger would be exposed at the end for him and his companion ambassador to slash the unsuspecting tyrant's extended neck in one swift stroke .... If things go right, the ingenious strategy, unprecedented in the annals of previous warfares, should rid the world of a great tyrant, on paper that is. However, the audacious plan was met with unexpected bad luck on the day itself. The first bad sign occurred when Jing Ke's assistant ambassador, his crucial fellow assassin, froze and tremble with fear at the entrance to the king's grand hall, Jing Ke had to proceed with the assassination by himself, citing stage fright to explain his assistant's strange behavior, due to the great reputation of the Qing king. The Qing king, still not suspecting anything amiss, delightfully invited Jing Ke to unfurl the scroll map while he closely admires the details of the land he had been wanting to incorporated into his vast vision of empire building. Things went as planned, as the map reveals its last terrains, Jing Ke took the unveiled sharp tool of freedom, grabbed hold of the tyrant's sleeve and brought the sharp blade to the king's throat .... .... where he paused.... instead of slashing the jugular ... This momentary pause was enough for the king to recover from his shock and pull away to escape the imminent danger. The ill fated pause was due to Jing Ke wanting to hold the king hostage, alive, to force him to announce a peace treaty to never attack the neighbouring nation (and I guess, let him, the assassin, leave the palace alive ....for killing the king would certainly mean death for Jing Ke by the king's army and guards) .... as it turns out, much as Jing Ke was a bold fearless swordsman, he was also naive in trying to better the outcome of the original suicidal assassination... The king had with himself a long sword, but was unable to fully unsheath the sword due to its length, as he ran around the hall chased by Jing Ke. At the crucial moment, an official threw a bag of medical supply in Jing Ke's way, he again paused to punch away the bag ... it was at this moment when the king was able to take instruction shouted from the nearby officials to sling his sword to his back and unsheath it fully .... In the blink of an eye, the tide turned as the king came down hard on Jing Ke to instantly amputate a leg off from the body of the great assassin .... The king, seemingly destined by divine will to become the first emperor to rule over the whole of China, would viciously slash Jing Ke another eight times ... As Jing Ke laid before his victor in his bloody mess, he laughed at the king how lucky the bastard was able to live only because he had decided to capture him alive as a hostage. At that last utterance of irony, Jing Ke took his last breath ... it was the breath of regret. Shaken by the near death encounter, but stiffened in his resolve to remove the threats to his ambition, the king of Qing would go on to conquer the rest of China and ascend to become the first emperor of the whole of China .... he would go on to mercilessly try to erase the languages and cultures of the nations he conquered by ordering the destruction of their historical books and literature. As for the prince Dan who hatched the assassination plans, he was betrayed by his own father, King Xi who had his own son decapitated so as to present Dan's head to King Qing hoping to be spared of the tyrant's anger ... Jing Ke would be regarded as a great hero by Chinese people of today ... while the Qing king who would be known as Emperor Qing Shi Huang, would have a mixed reputation both as a tyrant and also a unifier of China's many tribes of people ...
My mum worked for Indians in the local corner shop at the time of Indira Gandhi's assassination. They celebrated like it was 1999. she wasn't a loved politician for at least half of the populace of her own country. A sad state of affairs indeed. And a life lesson of things to come probably regarding the political instability of the near and far east.
@@frankbrodie5168 FYI, after Operation Bluestar, those who were part of it were rewarded and celebrated. Those who decided not to take part in it, were ridiculed and shamed yet they survived.
She was really good, but she wanted to be a dictator. I neither can say she was good nor bad. Operation blue star was kind of essential , sikh extremists asked for it. But she was a danger to democracy.
You've clearly been misinformed. At the time of her murder (and till date today) Indira was the most popular PM the country has ever seen. Her death was mourned by the whole country and almost everyone was in disbelief and shock. You should read Wikipedia article on her assassination. Only handful of people (mainly racists and religious radicals) were probably became happy, as she was staunch advocate of secularism, humanity and unity.
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Thanks to Ferdinand being killed many independent countries were formed. Including mine. For the first time after the WWI ended my countrymen were finally free from any kind of rule, after centuries of being part of Austrian-Hungary empire and wanting to be separated. We were not free for long, but now we finally are and we intend to keep it that way! Counties really seem to like to invade Czech lands lol
Don’t be naive. If you think Princip caused ww1 by assassinating the Austrian archduke then you, like most, are wrong. The rulers of the world through central banking started both ww to solidify their position as complete controllers of the commodity we call money.
Look at the differences between Malcolm X and MLK, and then look at their deaths. Malcolm X was angry, and spread anger. Justified or not is irrelevant. MLK was calm and composed, speaking of love and tolerance and encouraging change without violence. Malcolm X was slaughtered. MLK was simply silenced. They weren't afraid of Malcolm X, they were angry with him, and they punished him in a brutal public fashion. They were afraid of King because his methods would bring about real change, so they made him stop talking.
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Narrator / Editors / WTF: Why not just read from a toilet roll made out of Wiki pages and then ask us what 'affected' us most? Oh well done, most of the time I wasn't alive. And special well done for doing a Top 20. Why Infamous and what else do you mean? Next Step: Top 20 Mass Killings.
I find very interesting that in the case of JFK assassination you went with the official Warren commission version of the "truth", the bogus tale of the lone assassin, and didn´t mention at all the well stablished conspiracy, as declared by the supreme court in 1979.
Abraham Lincoln is the best usa President and a biopic about his life needs to happen I know we had one with Daniel day Lewis awesome movie but that is about how he ended the cavil war not about his life
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The arch Duke Franz Ferdinand affected everyone the most. It was by far the most important assassination in history as it was the spark that led directly to the First World War and the subsequent wars. Think about how the world would have been if the First World War didn't happen. The possibilities are endless.
The First World War led directly to the establishment of the USSR, which inspired people such as Mao, Castro and Ho Chi Minh. So if the First World War didn't happen, communism may not have been so strong, which meant that Vietnam may not have been a battle ground in late 20th century. Look at the impact the Vietnam War had on the American Civil Rights movement and thus Martin Luther King.
Dr King was a great man. But his assassination whilst vile and sad, did not lead to the deaths of many millions of people worldwide. The assassination of the Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand did lead to countless deaths and global changes.
JFK and RFK even though I wasn’t born yet.
Why does it matter if you were born or not? The assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand affected us more than any others and there is nobody alive that was alive when he was assassinated.
You left out the best part about Garfield. After he was shot he supposedly uttered “what’s this then?” before fighting off his assassin. Like McKinley, it would be an infection to his wounds that claimed his life.
I am the only person relevant person on this list
@jamesAGarfield608 what is your policy on Mondays?
@@jamesAGarfield608 you’re a legend! It’s a toss up between you and Teddy Roosevelt for most badass President.
They left it out to move the show along
He was a cat.
You guys definitely should have included the assassination of Colossio. He was running for president of Mexico in the the 90s and was speaking out against the corruption between government and organized crime. The people loved him and saw him as their symbol of hope. He was assassinated in broad daylight leaving one of his rallies.
I think he was on Narcos Mexico
But did he changes the world? 🤔
@@sophia.lb95He would have if he hadn’t died.
@@sophia.lb95his death changed Mexico forever and left a big impact on the nation.
@@sophia.lb95 Nost people here didnt really
No matter how famous or big we are, we are still all flesh and blood.
Unless you are a flatworm, nematodes, jellyfish, sea anemones, and corals. They don’t have blood
As the saying goes, people die when they're killed.
@@fnvfan0145as the saying goes, when there’s rain there’s water.
Apart from tinie tempah
The guy who shot Reagan was an
Utter fail.😂
Franz Ferdinand affected me the most. It kickstarted the war, which led to Russian occupation of Poland, which led to my family leaving Poland for America. I never would have been born without that assassination
That assassination quite literally shaped the 20th century.
I’m sorry, but I just think there are a few logical errors behind your last sentence. Anything that involves, “Could I have never existed?” is already dealing with the biggest mysteries in philosophy, which are so mind-blowing that you can never be certain of any answer. I’m not sure it follows from Franz Ferdinand’s (hypothetical) survival that you never would’ve existed. I mean, it’s already a mystery to wonder what exactly would constitute “you”. And the fact that we can’t even determine *that* 😂 shows you just how unanswerable all this stuff really is.
Russian occupation of poland? That had been happening for 100 years
@@ItzSynergyy Today, people of Bosnia are free and can at least decide what to do and where to go. Also, Hitler asked for the commemorating block from the place where Princip killed Franzi, to be brought to him as a birthday present. Why? Cause Hitler was against freedom. And Princip was for the freedom. Period.
I doubt it affected u at all your way too young, also the civil unrest in franzs country a coupe was always gonna take place.
It affected our ancestors and descendants, we didn't feel a thing, land on a beach or shoot and get shot at, to say it affected you when your parents probably weren't even around then is the most disrespect you could really spew.
That's like me saying the Falklands war affected me despite being born three years after.
I was born three hours after RFK died. So instead of being happy with her new baby, my mother spent that week crying.
As a 9-year-old, I shook RFK’s hand on his last night of campaigning in the Indiana primary. Exactly one month later he died.
The fact that his last two acts were thanking workers, then after being shot, asking if everyone else in the kitchen were okay makes for a fitting way to remember him.
@@brianarbenz1329His shooter still alive.
His Killer Sirhan, First got Death Penalty, but later, They changed that to Life Imprisonment.
I'm sorry. I know I shouldn't laugh, but this is funny 😂
She was probably crying because she knew she was having you
Kennedy Brothers are the most unfortunate. They both were so much to the whole nation and they both could have done alot more for the nation.
However some people with hatred and wicked mind will always find a way to eliminate anyone against their ill thoughts.
I once heard that Ted Kennedy had a file cabinet full of death threats. Sick people.
Both were killed by the Mafia.
President Kennedy’s assassination affected me the most. I remember it like it happened yesterday. I grew up in Germany and was in high school at the time. It really affected all of Germany. The president had visited Germany just a few months prior to his death. He had given a speech in the recently divided Berlin (the Berlin Wall had been erected 2 years earlier). He declared “Ich bin ein Berliner” to a live audience of thousands of Berlin citizens. He won the hearts of the German people. His death affected Germany, and especially Berlin very deeply.
Concerts were stopped, restaurants closed, parties broke up. Crowds gathered where Kennedy had held his speech. I’ll never forget how we couldn’t talk about anything else for days!
Maybe personally, but the assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand changed the world. Imagine if the First World War didn't happen. Then the Second World War probably wouldn't have happened, which meant no Colld War and perhaps Kennedy wouldn't have become President.
Never forget the William McKinley Assissination in 1901.
Oswald wasn't arrested before he shot the officer, he was arrested after.
One of my favourite musicals is "Assassins", about the real life figures who attempted, successfully or otherwise, to slay an American president. I'd recommend it if you're a fan of history, musicals, or both!
One of my favorite anecdotes is the guy who tried to assassinate Andrew Jackson. Both the pistols he used misfired and Jackson proceeded to beat the living crap out of the guy with his hickory cane. Like to the point where he had to be restrained by bystanders, one of which was Davy Crockett lmao
@@candicehoneycutt4318US presidents used to be bsdasses
@candicehoneycutt4318 One thing that I think makes that more impressive is that Jackson was 67 at the time. I doubt many people could survive an assassination, much less beat the crap out of their would be assassin at that age. Jackson was the embodiment of the phrase, "Call an ambulance but not for me."
@@candicehoneycutt4318😢
The only one that has really impacted me was the assassination of Abe Shinzo, I was the only person up in my house at the time and watched as the news broke. That was the first one I’ve ever personally experienced but I’ll never get over the fact I don’t get to live in the same time as The Legendary John Lennon
You didn't miss anything. John Lennon wasn't much of a person and is one of the most overrated people in history
Dude forgot one of his sons existed and beat his first wife
Dude forgot about his first son and beat his first wife
On the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand - Gavrilo Princip wasn't sentenced to death, but he died in prison in 1918 about six months before the end of WW1. At the site of the assassination, a memorial was built to Princip by the Yugoslavs. However, it was destroyed during the 1990s Bosnian War by locals who didn't want a memorial to a Serb in the city. A replacement memorial, which is not dedicated to anyone, has been constructed since.
Well his assassination started ww1
@@carolyncolebeck6945 Princip kept saying that ww1 was gonna happen regardless if he killed Ferdinand or not and that he doesn't feel responsible for ww1 starting. You can interpret that how you want but the tensions were so high, the war was eventually gonna happen regardless of the assassination. The assassination was an excuse for the war and sped up the process of the war to begin
@@carolyncolebeck6945Just a trigger the powers used as an excuse.
The WW1 was about who was going to colonize and steal the most from asian and african countries. The right to be the biggest thief.
Imagine putting up a memorial to the guy that started WWI and made the rise of Hitler and WWII possible...basically, the deaths of over 100,000,000 people caused by his actions.
@@thomasjones4570 Though Franz Ferdinand’s assassination caused ww1
Archduke Ferdinand I knew was going to be number one it was the match that lit the powder keg which was the Balkans. A match that lit off every event that has happened to this day.
A big one that you missed was the Romanov Family
Same
They weren't assisinated,they were murdered that's a difference
But they weren't at fault.
They didn’t do anything bad
They were executed not assassinated.
it's insane that John Lennon's assassin got 20 years and repeated parole denials but Dan white who murdered 2 people got out after 5 because of "depression"
I lurnd about his assassination when I was in New York with my grandparents
I wouldn't hold up one against another. The anti-gay bigotry that got Dan White coddled is unrelated to John Lenon's death.
Mark David Chapman is kind of funny. They said if he's ever gonna get parole, he has do some kind of anger management course. They refuse to let him take it because they said other inmates would murder him during.
Well that's what you get, even prisoners like the beatles
@@thunderb4stard80They are very good. The Beatles are my favorite band.
The authorities are denying Chapman parole for his own protection! They know that he’ll be automatically killed the moment he steps out of prison! John Lennon is a music super-legend even over 40 years later!
@jeannehall6546 the truth is, well never know, but I think he'd be safe if they let him to now. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter. What kind of life would he have now? Convicted felon, no rental history. Too old to work. No income. For one reason or another, they're doing him a favor
@@TrumpIsTheRootOfAllEvilhim not having a life outside of prison is a whole other story but if his parole was ever granted I don't think he'd make it through the day. I believe he's been in protective custody ever since he was arrested
When John Lennon died I couldn't go to work I cried all day
He wasn't a politician or leader..he just wanted peace
He sang a nice tune but instead of beating the drums he beat women.
Wife beating wanker. He even penned a song about his own domestic abuse towards his spouse. It would take a fool to think of Lennon as anything other than an arsehole.
Didn't know John played drums
We all want peace.
@@michaelgallagher3640And was an absolute bastard to his kids too.
2016: Christina Grimmie was assassinated during her own concert at a meet n greet, a few days later was a massacre at Pulse Nightclub.
Not an assassination
Just making sure you had the right one as #1.....Very good.
“Here's an interesting form of murder we came up with: assassination. You know what's interesting about assassination? Well, not only does it change those popularity polls in a big fucking hurry, but it's also interesting to notice who it is we assassinate. Did you ever notice who it is? Stop to think who it is we kill? It's always people who've told us to live together in harmony and try to love one another. Jesus, Gandhi, Lincoln, John Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, John Lennon, they all said, "Try to live together peacefully." BAM! Right in the fucking head. Apparently we're not ready for that.” - George Carlin
“I’m watching the news … Tupac Shakur was assassinated, Biggie Smalls assassinated, struck down by assassin's bullets … no, they wasn't. Martin Luther King was assassinated, Malcolm X was assassinated, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Them two n--s got shot! Shit, I love Tupac, I love Biggie, but school will be open on their birthday” - Chris Rock
“I’m watching the news … Tupac Shakur was assassinated, Biggie Smalls assassinated, struck down by assassin's bullets … no, they wasn't. Martin Luther King was assassinated, Malcolm X was assassinated, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Them two n--s got shot! S-t, I love Tupac, I love Biggie, but school will be open on their birthday” - Chris Rock
You should have added assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia on this list,the first filmed assassination
Rip John Lennon and every other poor souls that have died
Amen!
Rest in hell every poor soul on this list
*Dimebag Darrell,* too...
Give Peace A Chance ❤️☮️✌️
@@Jocelyn_Herrick *_"Can you put a price on peace?"_*
🎵 (blares *"Peace Sells (2004 Deluxe Remaster)"* by *Megadeth* on stereo) 🎵
I remember hearing when shinzo abe got shot. I was at work getting read for lunch (i work nights so lunch happened at 5:30am) when i read the news that he died. And i remmeber telling my friend and we were both shocked. I mainly was shocked because i never hesrd japan in the news about gun violence and i assumed they had very strict gun laws.
Evil ppl will always find ways to do evil things
Japan has extremely strict gun laws so much so the Yakuza tends to not use them do to the punishment. However the lesson is clear even if there is strict gun laws it doesn’t matter what kind of criminal they are. If they want to use them bad enough they’ll find a way to source it or make one. It’s unfortunate Shinzo died he was a great to the United States and many other countries. May Shinzo rest in peace.
I meet him in my country years ago, i am shocked.
Honorable mention: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1975), the father of Bangladesh. He was killed in a coup that spiralled the country into a military dictatorship. His daughter is now the prime minister, ushering in the Golden age of Bangladesh's economy.
also his children and wife were assassinated
Whole family@@ifranahamed9150
Franz Ferdinand has to be on here.
Honorable Mention Benigno Aquino Jr. (1983)
I love this background music
MOJO do a top 30 of more please
You missed Anwar Sadat
My uncle remembers when Kennedy was assassinated at 13 years old in middle school
next do Most Infamous massacres in history
Imagining being a know it all teenager and accidentally starting WW1 💀
Imagine being the most arrogant, entitled monarch refusing to allow peoples' rightful independence thus starting those conditions for war.
WWI was inevitable. He just turned a cold war hot
@@RealOGfikey who you talking about lmao
@@Cvntyy-7 Do you even know history, bro? lmao
@@RealOGfikey tf, i just asked wich monarch you were talking about. whats so wrong about that, and yes, i do know.
I remember like who is yesterday I saw the news in California and I thought he was gonna make it through what I found out a couple hours later that he had died. I was absolutely shocked. I wasn’t in Japanese politics at the time, and I still love Japanese politics, as well as Mexican politics, but it was one day that I will never forget
It is true that he did not harm anyone, unlike some presidents and kings around the world whose hands are stained with the blood of innocent people. However, Shinzo Abe is the last front man that i expected to be killed, and I believe that he does not deserve to die.
@@MohamadMohamad-yr7xk that’s really true because he wasn’t those kinds of politicians that would aggressively abuse the power and miss treat the people he loved his country and he represented his country in the best way that he could. He was Japan’s Winston Churchill and made it. What is today
This could the most confusing thing I've EVER heard....And I've heard Biden speak.
Compare his buddy Stalin, Trosky is more of Iron Man since he manage to wrestle and tackle his attackers even tho he already injured before succumbed to his wound
WHATS UP WITH THE RANDOM DUDE JUMPING IN THE FILM ON RFK ?
Also I think 20 isn't a good enough no. to cover the amount of shocking assassinations
As great as the video is covering infamous assassinations, can we talk about the random bro who jumped up at the 00:39 second mark in front of the camera in the RFK footage?😂😂😂
Indira Gandhi kept her bodyguards who were Sikhs because she wanted to give the message that she trusts them with her life even in extreme and dangerous environment. I don't think any other prime minister ever would have guts what she had. Although khalistani extremist still try to hide behind religious places, but Punjab is peaceful with harmonious Sikhs, thanks to Indira Gandhi who pulled out the roots of terrorism before they grew too deep.
Woah there, Indira Gandhi committed genocide on innocent worshippers in the Golden Temple and she tried to kill every baptised Sikh, making her a monster with blood on her hands. The fact that they did this on the day of Guru Arjan Dev Ji's shaheedi makes it even worse. This is the reason why people have not gotten over what happened, hence the saying "Never Forget 1984" is prevalent. To commend indira gandhi is like to commend Hitler. Indira Gandhi is no higher than a pigeon
What a bunch of tragic deaths
mojo you guys should do a top 10 or 20 royal assassinations
There was also Benigno Aquino, Jr., the opposition leader who spoke out against the regime of Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. Upon returning to Manila after an extended stay in the U.S. in 1983, he was assassinated upon emerging from the airplane by military personnel supporting Marcos. This would lead to the “Carnation Revolution” which overthrew Marcos and Aquino’s widow, Corazon, becoming the Philippines’ first female President.
And there was Anwar Sadat, who lead Egypt and was a major figure in the Israel-Egypt Peace Accords with Menachem Begin and Jimmy Carter in 1978. Together they won the Nobel Peace Prize. Sadat was assassinated in 1981 by extremist militants during a military parade.
Wow! Excellent list ❤ very interesting 👍
Only assassination that effected me personally was Darrell Abbott, i was fairly young, but remember how saddening it was, especially to the metal community
Name some more people guys who got assasinated
Right from the start of this video, we are reminded to support Israël and also Ukrain ! And you left out the assination on Pim Fortuyn in 2002 and Theo van Gogh in 2004 !
John F. Kennedy Robert F Kennedy and Martin Luther King John Lennon . May they all Rest in Peace
Jing Ke ...
.... the most famous assassin in Chinese history deserves to be high up on the list ... the dramatic nature of the famous assassination attempt was not a dramatisation but a historical account written down by the ancient official chinese historians as an epic chapter of China's history ...
As written, the tyrant Qing king Ying Zheng was unstoppable in his ambition of conquering all the smaller nations to become the first emperor to rule the whole of China .... In a desperate attempt to stop the powerful king, Yan kingdom's crown prince Dan, a smart and insightful heir to his cowardly short-sighted father's throne, knew that he had to hack at the head in order to stop the marauding Qing armies's approach ... Prince Dan had been the Qing King's friend since young, but he also knows King Qing well enough to be aware that the Qing King would still absorb his Yan kingdom into his empire despite their friendship. So when Dan had the chance to return to his Yan palace, he immediately secretly sort out the bold wandering swordsman Jing Ke to hatch a plan to get within arm's length of the Qing king to assassinate him.
The plan was for Jing Ke and another swordsmman assistant to pretend to be a peace ambassador seeking to present to the king the precious scroll map of the Yan kingdom as a symbolic act of offer for the Yan kingdom to be willingly incorporated into Qing's growing empire .... Knowing the Qing king would be anxious to closely admire the precious map, Jing Ke would unroll the map where a hidden dagger would be exposed at the end for him and his companion ambassador to slash the unsuspecting tyrant's extended neck in one swift stroke ....
If things go right, the ingenious strategy, unprecedented in the annals of previous warfares, should rid the world of a great tyrant, on paper that is.
However, the audacious plan was met with unexpected bad luck on the day itself. The first bad sign occurred when Jing Ke's assistant ambassador, his crucial fellow assassin, froze and tremble with fear at the entrance to the king's grand hall, Jing Ke had to proceed with the assassination by himself, citing stage fright to explain his assistant's strange behavior, due to the great reputation of the Qing king.
The Qing king, still not suspecting anything amiss, delightfully invited Jing Ke to unfurl the scroll map while he closely admires the details of the land he had been wanting to incorporated into his vast vision of empire building. Things went as planned, as the map reveals its last terrains, Jing Ke took the unveiled sharp tool of freedom, grabbed hold of the tyrant's sleeve and brought the sharp blade to the king's throat ....
.... where he paused.... instead of slashing the jugular ...
This momentary pause was enough for the king to recover from his shock and pull away to escape the imminent danger.
The ill fated pause was due to Jing Ke wanting to hold the king hostage, alive, to force him to announce a peace treaty to never attack the neighbouring nation (and I guess, let him, the assassin, leave the palace alive ....for killing the king would certainly mean death for Jing Ke by the king's army and guards) .... as it turns out, much as Jing Ke was a bold fearless swordsman, he was also naive in trying to better the outcome of the original suicidal assassination...
The king had with himself a long sword, but was unable to fully unsheath the sword due to its length, as he ran around the hall chased by Jing Ke. At the crucial moment, an official threw a bag of medical supply in Jing Ke's way, he again paused to punch away the bag ... it was at this moment when the king was able to take instruction shouted from the nearby officials to sling his sword to his back and unsheath it fully .... In the blink of an eye, the tide turned as the king came down hard on Jing Ke to instantly amputate a leg off from the body of the great assassin .... The king, seemingly destined by divine will to become the first emperor to rule over the whole of China, would viciously slash Jing Ke another eight times ...
As Jing Ke laid before his victor in his bloody mess, he laughed at the king how lucky the bastard was able to live only because he had decided to capture him alive as a hostage. At that last utterance of irony, Jing Ke took his last breath ... it was the breath of regret.
Shaken by the near death encounter, but stiffened in his resolve to remove the threats to his ambition, the king of Qing would go on to conquer the rest of China and ascend to become the first emperor of the whole of China .... he would go on to mercilessly try to erase the languages and cultures of the nations he conquered by ordering the destruction of their historical books and literature.
As for the prince Dan who hatched the assassination plans, he was betrayed by his own father, King Xi who had his own son decapitated so as to present Dan's head to King Qing hoping to be spared of the tyrant's anger ...
Jing Ke would be regarded as a great hero by Chinese people of today ... while the Qing king who would be known as Emperor Qing Shi Huang, would have a mixed reputation both as a tyrant and also a unifier of China's many tribes of people ...
My mum worked for Indians in the local corner shop at the time of Indira Gandhi's assassination. They celebrated like it was 1999. she wasn't a loved politician for at least half of the populace of her own country. A sad state of affairs indeed. And a life lesson of things to come probably regarding the political instability of the near and far east.
Who were the Indians she worked for?
@@gurpaljohal8643 Well Sikh Indians obviously.
@@frankbrodie5168 FYI, after Operation Bluestar, those who were part of it were rewarded and celebrated. Those who decided not to take part in it, were ridiculed and shamed yet they survived.
She was really good, but she wanted to be a dictator. I neither can say she was good nor bad. Operation blue star was kind of essential , sikh extremists asked for it. But she was a danger to democracy.
You've clearly been misinformed. At the time of her murder (and till date today) Indira was the most popular PM the country has ever seen. Her death was mourned by the whole country and almost everyone was in disbelief and shock. You should read Wikipedia article on her assassination. Only handful of people (mainly racists and religious radicals) were probably became happy, as she was staunch advocate of secularism, humanity and unity.
Fact: Gavrilo Princip killed the wrong Austrian. Archduke Franz wants lighter reforms, while the remaining royalty wasn't the good thing for Serbia.
Anyone notice the random dude at 0:39? 😂
Abe had been known for periods of financial stability. I was shocked
If he doesn’t want to be famous. I’ll make him *infamous!*
Viewing your video feels like embarking on an evocative time-travel adventure, enabling us to revisit the opulence of Hollywood's past and celebrate the remarkable achievements of these actors in today's context. *DO YOU AGREE WITH ME*
Anwar Sadat Assassination 1981 not on this list mojo ???
WHEN I WAS 18 JOHN LENNON WAS SHOT I CRIED FOR 2 DAYS NOT LEAVING MY ROOM IT STILL AFFECTS ME TO THIS DAY
Get over it, cupcake.
@@PabloCruise1The assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand affected you countless times more.
William of Orange should be nr.1
Damn pacs not even on here lmao
do another list
Didn't you do this topic before?
Correction The Great War started because a bloke called Archie Duke shot an ostrich.
So the poor ostrich died for nothing
All four Presidential assasins were nuts. A couple of them had some political pretentions, but all four were cookoo for cocoa puffs. 😮
Is it a coincidence that Abraham Lincoln and Julius Caesar were placed next to each other?
George Lincoln Rockwell??
I’ve heard of Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King, Jr. Only two I’ve heard of since I was a kid at school
I doubt that most people definitely learn about The archduke assassination it started World War I
In my us history class in middle school we had to lurn about the Civil War and then end of the unit it ended with Lincolns assassination
Thanks to Ferdinand being killed many independent countries were formed. Including mine. For the first time after the WWI ended my countrymen were finally free from any kind of rule, after centuries of being part of Austrian-Hungary empire and wanting to be separated. We were not free for long, but now we finally are and we intend to keep it that way! Counties really seem to like to invade Czech lands lol
But I do remember Litvenenko and Bhutto!
I love the idea of ranking terrible world events
Wtf is entertainment becoming
Technically they didn't rank them, they listed them
Top isn't in the title.
Damn its so surreal seeing abe on this list
Trump almost got put on the list 😅
And why is that funny?
Is not funny bc that's hurt dawg this bullet hit to the trump ears and kids making fun of it@@debbiebrantley61
@@debbiebrantley61btw im not talking bad abt you i talking to rubenolguin
Yet people are saying God saved him. Why do they think God saved their hero and not mine? So many good people assassinated and gone way too soon.
We still have a chance
You sound like the voice from the infographics show lol
Imagine being a teenage civilian knowing you caused the First World War.
Don’t be naive. If you think Princip caused ww1 by assassinating the Austrian archduke then you, like most, are wrong.
The rulers of the world through central banking started both ww to solidify their position as complete controllers of the commodity we call money.
bOTH KENNEDY ASSASSINATIONS AFFECTED ME THE MOST.RFK WAS MY SENATOR.
Look at the differences between Malcolm X and MLK, and then look at their deaths.
Malcolm X was angry, and spread anger. Justified or not is irrelevant.
MLK was calm and composed, speaking of love and tolerance and encouraging change without violence.
Malcolm X was slaughtered.
MLK was simply silenced.
They weren't afraid of Malcolm X, they were angry with him, and they punished him in a brutal public fashion.
They were afraid of King because his methods would bring about real change, so they made him stop talking.
Who are "THEY" to you?
@@freddy8479 I don't understand your question
Abraham Lincoln & I are cousins-in-law on my mom’s side of the family & his wife Mary Todd Lincoln & I are cousins on my mom’s side of the family! (100% TRUE STORY)
That is so cool
@@Happyhottle I know, right?
You all also missed Chairman Fred Hampton
My grandfather was also assassinated. He was also a prominent figure in Dominican Republic.
I remember hearing about Alexander Litvinenko 2006, Shinzo Abe 2022 on the news.
I would have mentioned Olaf Palme. Still unsolved.
I expected him to be on the list.I can still remember the news, with the blood-stained sidewalk.
Ruby Used A .38 & NOT
A .45, To Shoot Oswald...
As an Irish man, Michael Collins was one of our biggest assassinations
Would Mussolini's death be considered an assassination?
Yes, but nobody would say that it was infamous.
Who noticed the eye blink of sophie photo in newspaper with Ferdinand?
You forgot David Amess.
Narrator / Editors / WTF: Why not just read from a toilet roll made out of Wiki pages and then ask us what 'affected' us most? Oh well done, most of the time I wasn't alive. And special well done for doing a Top 20. Why Infamous and what else do you mean? Next Step: Top 20 Mass Killings.
To much madness in the world nobody can you trust
Do anybody find it kind of strange
John Wilkes booth killed Lincoln then
Started putting on a show after the
Murder?🤔
That is strange maby he did it so no one could think he was sus
@@Happyhottle everybody
Was like da fu...?
@@Happyhottle would have
Been crazy if he sung about it.
I shot Lincoln fa la la la la.🎶🎶
The list is missing Swedish prime minister Oluf Palme
Did I somehow miss Sadat?
I find very interesting that in the case of JFK assassination you went with the official Warren commission version of the "truth", the bogus tale of the lone assassin, and didn´t mention at all the well stablished conspiracy, as declared by the supreme court in 1979.
The list missed one. Filipino senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. was also infamously assassinated in 1983 during the Marcos regime.
Shinzo Abe was great, sucked that he was assassinated
It's crazy to think that gavrillo Princip started World War 1
Well, given that I was born LONG after most of these assassinations took place, not many!
So things that happen before you were born don't affect you?
Me, at JFK: what could possibly be more shocking than what was already listed???
*Number 1 shows*
Me: ahh, yes that'll do it.
A man walks into a bar, POW. Owch my head
A man walks into a theater, POW. Owch my head
The curse of the Kennedys
You you guys were like Assassin's Creed Mirage is coming this week so let's make a video about real life assassinations lol
You can't kill Rasputin.
You left out Anwar Sadat
Abraham Lincoln is the best usa President and a biopic about his life needs to happen I know we had one with Daniel day Lewis awesome movie but that is about how he ended the cavil war not about his life
I agree that Lincoln is the beast usa president he is my fav ever since I lurnd about him I just whent to ford's theater and I cried
@@Happyhottle so sad rip