Difference between revisions of "Half hanging"

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Half hanging was a method of [[torture]] used primarily on [[British]] soldiers captured in the [[Soudan]].  The victim was hung, as if to be really executed, until he was weak from want of air, when he would be taken down.  The uncertainty of if you were really going to be hung or not made it more effective.   
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Half hanging was a method of [[torture]] used primarily on [[British]] soldiers captured in the [[Sudan]].  The victim was hung, as if to be really executed, until he was weak from want of air, when he would be taken down.  The uncertainty of if you were really going to be hung or not made it more effective.   
  
 
[[Category: Instruments and methods of torture]]
 
[[Category: Instruments and methods of torture]]

Revision as of 19:21, April 30, 2008

Half hanging was a method of torture used primarily on British soldiers captured in the Sudan. The victim was hung, as if to be really executed, until he was weak from want of air, when he would be taken down. The uncertainty of if you were really going to be hung or not made it more effective.