From Evita's earthly remains to Mao's mummy Atlas Obscura answers any questions you might have had about what happened to some dictators after they shed this mortal coil.
A team of embalmers care for Lenin's corpse, buffing and bleaching it and even changing his suits.
A team of embalmers care for Lenin's corpse, buffing and bleaching it and even changing his suits.
Eva Peron wins the prize for most miles put on a corpse.
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I am from Finland. I have read many things from internet sites only, of which TV and newspapers don't tell. Actually censorship in the mainstream media makes my country a dictatorship, ruled by the political and economic elite.
ReplyDeleteFinland is a corrupt country. Nobody can have a public post without being a member of a political party. In Finland all high-ranking officials, who earn 5000 euros a month or more, are members of political parties.
No one can criticize the elite in the mainstream media. Any one who criticizes leading politicians, will lose his or her job.
Finland as well as neighboring Sweden and Norway are dictatorship countries.