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Hamida Djandoubi on the 10th September 1977
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What is the thing called where you get beheaded?
a guillotine
Who was the French king beheaded during the French revolution?
Louis XVI (the sixteenth / seize)
Who invented the guillotine and what profession did this person have?
Louis Guillotine. His profession was an inventor.
Why do the french use guillotine for capital punishment?
France did not stop using the guillotine for executions, but rather stopped executing people. The last person to be executed was guillotined in 1977. Death penalty was a point of heated debate within French society, and was definitely abolished in 1981.
Which king needed to be beheaded twice?
You cannot, if you think about it, be beheaded twice. However an executioner could have difficulties with beheading someone. King Louis XVI of France. The first time the blade fell on his head, it only severed him, and he was still alive, bleeding on the block. The guillotine blade had to be raised again for a second chop.
What is the thing called where you get beheaded?
a guillotine
How did Louis XVI get executed?
He was beheaded by guillotine.
How did charlotte corday die?
She was beheaded in a guillotine.
Was olympe de gouges beheaded?
Yes she was beheaded by guillotine. I knew that because I did an essay on her. (:
Who choose who got to be beheaded by the Guillotine?
The Committee on Public Safety.
Was King Louis XVI killed?
Yes he was beheaded by the guillotine.
How did Marie Antoinette get executed?
She was beheaded by guillotine on October 16th 1793.
Did Robespierre commit suicide?
No, he was beheaded by guillotine on July 28th, 1794.
Executions of the people and leaders in the Reign of Terror?
They were all beheaded by the guillotine.
What was the consequences for the nobles and the king?
They were all beheaded by madam la guillotine.
How was King Louis XVI death?
Violent. He was murdered, beheaded by guillotine.
How did Louis XVI meet his death in 18th century?
He was beheaded by guillotine on January 21st 1793.
