Tower of London Kills Again
History Shorts10 Heinä 2024

Tower of London Kills Again

The Tower of London has a long and storied history as a site of imprisonment, torture, and execution, dating back over a thousand years. But did you know that the last person to be executed in the Tower was a German spy, not during the medieval time but as recently as August 14, 1941?


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