A cabinet with keys to the coffins of all the Habsburgs.
Each coffin was locked with 2 keys, one key was given to the Capuchin monks along with the coffin of the deceased for storage in the family crypt, and the second in the closet. There are a total of 139 keys in the cabinet. The earliest belongs to the coffin of Otto Vesely, who died in 1339, and the latest belongs to Otto von Habsburg, the son of the last Emperor, who died in 2011.
Each coffin was locked with 2 keys, one key was given to the Capuchin monks along with the coffin of the deceased for storage in the family crypt, and the second in the closet. There are a total of 139 keys in the cabinet. The earliest belongs to the coffin of Otto Vesely, who died in 1339, and the latest belongs to Otto von Habsburg, the son of the last Emperor, who died in 2011.
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Pakistan International Airlines Flight 404
An aviation accident involving a Fokker F27 that disappeared without a trace shortly after takeoff on August 25, 1989. At 07:36 a.m. the aircraft, a domestic scheduled passenger flight operated by PAI Airlines, departed from the northern city of Gilgit, Pakistan to the capital, Islamabad. One of the plane's pilots made a routine radio exchange at 08:50, which was the last communication with the plane.
After the disappearance, several aerial search missions were launched by the Pakistani military during the first three or four days. Later, ground search teams made up of civilians and military personnel were organized to search the area around the 8,125-meter-high Nanga Parbat Mountain. The plane is believed to have crashed in the Himalayas, but no wreckage has yet been found.
An aviation accident involving a Fokker F27 that disappeared without a trace shortly after takeoff on August 25, 1989. At 07:36 a.m. the aircraft, a domestic scheduled passenger flight operated by PAI Airlines, departed from the northern city of Gilgit, Pakistan to the capital, Islamabad. One of the plane's pilots made a routine radio exchange at 08:50, which was the last communication with the plane.
After the disappearance, several aerial search missions were launched by the Pakistani military during the first three or four days. Later, ground search teams made up of civilians and military personnel were organized to search the area around the 8,125-meter-high Nanga Parbat Mountain. The plane is believed to have crashed in the Himalayas, but no wreckage has yet been found.
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1929. Charles Nelson has worked as a knockers-up for 25 years in East London. He woke up doctors, market traders and drivers early in the morning.
The profession was called knocker-up and was popular in the industrial cities of England and Ireland.
In ancient Greece and ancient China, special devices were used that served as alarm clocks. But during the Industrial Revolution and after it, people worked as alarm clocks. In Great Britain and Ireland, a large number of enterprising people of the "lark" chronotype woke their fellow citizens to work for a small fee.
The profession was called knocker-up and was popular in the industrial cities of England and Ireland.
In ancient Greece and ancient China, special devices were used that served as alarm clocks. But during the Industrial Revolution and after it, people worked as alarm clocks. In Great Britain and Ireland, a large number of enterprising people of the "lark" chronotype woke their fellow citizens to work for a small fee.
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The execution of Wehrmacht General Anton Dostler.
In the spring of 1944, the general personally ordered the execution of fifteen American soldiers who surrendered. This episode became a key point of accusation of the military tribunal held in the Italian province of Caserta. Dostler was shot on December 1, 1945.
In the spring of 1944, the general personally ordered the execution of fifteen American soldiers who surrendered. This episode became a key point of accusation of the military tribunal held in the Italian province of Caserta. Dostler was shot on December 1, 1945.
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When the cough became the reason for the accusation and the court verdict
In 2001, Charles Ingram won the British TV show "Who wants to be a millionaire?", winning a million pounds (~ $ 1,300,000). However, the payment was postponed when he, as well as his wife and accomplice Tekven Vitka, who were present at the shooting, were suspected of cheating. It turned out that the Coil coughed every time the presenter, listing the answers, pronounced the correct one. All three denied malicious intent, but were found guilty by the court and fined, and also received suspended sentences from 12 to 18 months.
In 2001, Charles Ingram won the British TV show "Who wants to be a millionaire?", winning a million pounds (~ $ 1,300,000). However, the payment was postponed when he, as well as his wife and accomplice Tekven Vitka, who were present at the shooting, were suspected of cheating. It turned out that the Coil coughed every time the presenter, listing the answers, pronounced the correct one. All three denied malicious intent, but were found guilty by the court and fined, and also received suspended sentences from 12 to 18 months.
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