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Famous People Who Were Assassinated

Assassinations are a tragic, but inescapable, part of history. When a political figure is murdered, it impacts not only their loved ones, but also the lives of thousands of citizens. Here's a look at the most famous assassinations in history.

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profile name: Martin Luther King Jr.
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