Wichita Nazi hangman John Woods to be chronicled in new book
A forthcoming book by Col. French MacLean revisits Wichita native John C. Woods the wartime hangman who executed ten Nazi officials at Nuremberg in 1946. It notes Woods later died in a Pacific Atoll electrical accident and suggests questions about the Army investigation.
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Oymyakon Amid Subzero Cold Sets Record Lows
In Oymyakon Yakutia Russia temperatures plunge toward record lows with minus 74 to minus 80 degrees reported and a historic minus 98 degree low in 2013. Residents brace for extended darkness and rely on central heating backups while daily life continues amid frigid markets and unique cold cuisine.
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