The Lottery Of Huruslahti - History's Most BRUTAL Execution Method?

Throughout History and the centuries there have been many execution methods used to condemn people convicted of crimes. But during the Finnish Civil War there was an example of decimation used known as the Lottery of Huruslahti in which many people were executed on an icy lake. This was a war crime, but was a shocking execution.

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[AB-yebw]

Fascinating look at history. Sad but informative.
Admire your work.

[marcusaetius]

The Roman practice of decimation was never a result of desertion by individuals, it was most commonly used in circumstances of “unit cowardice “.

[veikkakarvonen]

Finns like it a lot if you do your best for as correct as possible pronounciation, especially as finnish is a very simple language to pronounce. Just listening to Google translator say it once can be good. We don't like it when somebody talks like they know stuff but pronounce Simo Häyhä "Saimou heeha".

[bigl]

Lame….lame…how many videos you got that are the “ most brutal…blah blah blah…”?
Thumbs down…decimation isn’t an execution method it’s a selection method..
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