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Hanged Iranian Woman Leaves Heartbreaking Last Message A picture taken on July 8, 2007, shows Iranian Reyhaneh Jabbari standing handcuffed at police headquarters in Tehran after she was arrested for the murder of a former intelligence official. Photo by Golara Sajadian/AFP/Getty Images The 26-year-old Iranian woman who was executed on Saturday for murdering a man she said tried to rape her sent a final message to her mother, asking her to make sure her organs would be donated. Reyhaneh Jabbari is largely calm in the voice message she recorded for her mother in April; in it she seems resigned to her fate after being on death row for five years. Iranian activists distributed a translation of the message, equating it to Jabbari’s will. Jabbari was convicted of killing a former intelligence officer who had called her claiming he wanted her interior design advice. He then allegedly tried to rape her, and she stabbed him with a pen knife, although she denies murdering him. In her last messag

– Part III Some of these photos may be too disturbing for the audience. The Holocaust, or holocaust, refers to the mass killing of eleven million people in Europe because of their race, religion, or nationality by the Nazis, which took place mainly in the camps of Nazi Germany between 1941 and 1945.   Simulating the behavior of the prison guards with the victims of the "Dachau" camp by the released prisoners.  1945 Moving the bodies of children after the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto.  1943 Victims of the massacre of prisoners in "Gradehlegan";  It has been said that the SS forces locked up 1016 prisoners in large bins in this camp and then set them on fire.  Some prisoners died on the spot and some tried to escape. 1945 The discovery of burnt bodies of massacre victims in "Gradelgen".  1945 The burial of the victims of the "Mittelbau Dora" camp in "Nordhausen".  1945 Residents of the city of "Ludwigslust" visit it after th

Last Picture From The Eruption Of Mount St. Helens When Mount St. Helens erupted in Washington on May 18, 1980, photographer Robert Landsburg was within a few miles of the volcano and he knew there was no way out. Aware that any escape attempt would be futile, he stayed in the thick of the action and took as many pictures as he could before securing his camera in his backpack. As the ash grew thicker, Landsburg covered the backpack with his body, determined to ensure that his images would survive ,determined photographer National Geographic The Hilo Tsunami Of 1946 On April 1, 1946, an 8.6-magnitude earthquake off the coast of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska sent shockwaves throughout the Pacific. An ocean-wide tsunami quickly began to form, causing waves to reach as high as 13 stories. Soon, the tsunami struck Hilo, Hawaii, leaving more than 170 people dead in what remains one of the worst disasters in Hawaiian history. This chilling image captures the final moments of the unknown pers