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  These days prostitution is legal in many country and other country doesn't have any harsh punishment regarding this matter. But in early 16th century prostitution was seen as a sin and punishment was brutal Prostitute or brothel keepers would be branded with hot a iron and banished from the town and sometime the iron rod was inserted in some private parts of the prostitute This was the popular punishment in the major parts of Europe This picture depicts a famous incident of Lady , who ran a brothel in Aberdeen, was branded with a hot iron on both cheeks by a hangman and made to wear a paper crown, before being banished from the city. In Europe during the Middle Ages, church leaders attempted to rehabilitate penitent prostitutes and fund their dowries. Nevertheless, prostitution flourished: it was not merely tolerated but also protected, licensed, and regulated by law, and it constituted a considerable source of public revenue. Public brothels were established in large cities thro

 Certainly! Here are some mind-blowing facts about Leonardo DiCaprio: Environmental Activism : Leonardo DiCaprio is a dedicated environmental activist. In 1998, he established the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, which focuses on global warming, preserving Earth's biodiversity, and supporting renewable energy. The foundation has awarded over $100 million in grants. Oscar Journey : Despite being one of the most acclaimed actors of his generation, DiCaprio's journey to winning an Oscar was a long one. He received his first nomination in 1994 for What's Eating Gilbert Grape and finally won the Best Actor Oscar in 2016 for The Revenant , over 20 years later. Near-Death Experiences : DiCaprio has had multiple close calls with death. He survived a shark attack while diving in South Africa, a parachute malfunction while skydiving, and a near-plane crash when an engine caught fire during a flight to Russia. Method Acting : DiCaprio is known for his dedication to method acting. For hi

In 1958, 17 year old Robert G. Heft designed a 50 star flag for a school project. He received a B- on it, but his teacher made a deal that if he got it approved by Congress he would bump his grade up. A year later, when Alaska and Hawaii were granted statehood, his flag design was chosen and he got an A. US President Coolidge used to prank his bodyguards by ringing for them and then hiding under his desk. Gabriel de Clieu brought the first coffee seedlings to the New World to the island of Martinique in 1720. Over the next fifty years there were 18,680 coffee trees and it eventually spread to other parts of Latin America. Of the top 10 coffee producing country 6 are from Latin America, all because of those first little seeds. Both John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on the same day, July 4, 1826. Jefferson’s last words were, “Is it the Fourth?” and Adams were, “Thomas Jefferson survives.”, not knowing that Jefferson died several hours earlier. During World War II, in order to fool Ger

  The punishments for women who had sex with Nazi soldiers varied depending on the specific circumstances and the laws in place at the time. Here are some general details: Punishment without Trial : Women who had sex with German soldiers during the war were often punished without trial, even if no crime had been committed. This was the case in Norway, where women who had sex with German soldiers were punished without trial, while men who married German women were not penalized. Rape and Sexual Enslavement : Women were also subjected to rape and sexual enslavement by Nazi soldiers. This was a widespread practice, and many women were forced into sexual slavery. Castration : The Nazis also passed laws allowing for the castration of men convicted under Paragraph 175. This was done to prevent them from committing further sexual offenses. During World War II, the Nazi regime implemented policies that legalized and organized prostitution in military brothels as a means to control soldiers

Film legend Marilyn Monroe was discovered deceased in her Los Angeles residence back in 1962, raising questions about the events that followed her passing. The speculations surrounding the disappearance of Marilyn’s body have led to various theories emerging over the years.   Film legend Marilyn Monroe was discovered deceased in her Los Angeles residence back in 1962, raising questions about the events that followed her passing. The speculations surrounding the disappearance of Marilyn’s body have led to various theories emerging over the years. Some accounts suggest that her body could not be located for as long as ten hours on the day she died. Dr. Thomas Noguchi, who conducted the autopsy on Monroe, later alleged that samples crucial for the toxicology report had been “destroyed.” Despite these claims, concrete evidence supporting this narrative remains elusive, leaving the mystery unresolved. Following her death, Marilyn’s body was reportedly left unattended at the local morgue, ad

  On this day 3rd May 1945. Admiral Dönitz established the seat of his government in Flensburg. Dönitz was surprised when he learned he had been named Hitler’s successor, and he was not alone. When General of the Waffen SS  Obergruppenfürer  Felix Steiner heard of Dönitz’s appointment, Steiner reportedly responded “Who is this Herr Dönitz?” Dönitz later claimed that Hitler made this choice “because he felt, doubtlessly, that only a reasonable man with an honest reputation as a sailor could make a decent peace.” Dönitz later told his American captors that he immediately set about surrendering German forces after assuming power, but in fact, the admiral prolonged the war as long as possible. As Germany’s military situation deteriorated, Dönitz attempted to negotiate a favorable surrender with the western allies in order to avoid abandoning German soldiers and equipment to the Soviet Union. Dönitz knew that Soviet captivity would likely mean death for hundreds of thousands of German soldi

  Black Gold . The lifeblood of any modern war machine, and the Nazis knew it. They craved it, needed it to fuel their mechanized hordes, the panzers that rolled across Europe and the Luftwaffe that darkened the skies. But their thirst for oil would prove to be their Achilles' heel, a fatal flaw in their grand design for conquest. Before the war even started, the Nazis were stockpiling oil, aware of their own vulnerability. They gobbled up oil fields in Austria and Czechoslovakia like a starving wolf, but it wasn't enough to sustain their hunger. They turned their eyes east, to the oil-rich Caucasus region of the Soviet Union, a prize they believed would secure their victory. Operation Barbarossa, their brutal invasion of the Soviet Union, was fueled in part by this desperate need for oil. But the Red Army wasn't going down without a fight. They scorched the earth, leaving the Nazis with nothing but smoldering ruins and empty pipelines. The Nazis were forced to rely on Roma