Difference between revisions of "Decapitation"

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'''Decapitation''' refers to a method of killing another living being by removing its [[head]] by some means. Decapitation has been used throughout human history as a means of execution, and several quite inhumane methods have been developed to further these means, such as the infamous [[Guillotine]] during the [[French Revolution]].
 
'''Decapitation''' refers to a method of killing another living being by removing its [[head]] by some means. Decapitation has been used throughout human history as a means of execution, and several quite inhumane methods have been developed to further these means, such as the infamous [[Guillotine]] during the [[French Revolution]].
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Revision as of 15:54, July 29, 2007

Decapitation refers to a method of killing another living being by removing its head by some means. Decapitation has been used throughout human history as a means of execution, and several quite inhumane methods have been developed to further these means, such as the infamous Guillotine during the French Revolution.