incarceration Posts

This is How Prison Cells Vary Between Countries...

Aranjuez Prison, Aranjuez, Spain Spain’s Aranjuez Prison lets parents and children stay with their incarcerated loved ones. With Disney characters on the walls, a playground, and a nursery, the goal is to prevent kids from being separated from their parent while that parent is behind bars. 2.

These Prisons Are the Worst the World Has to Offer...

The bleakness of the surroundings has led some prisoners to develop psychological problems. 9 Most Dangerous Prisons in the World prison, around the world, jail, human rights, incarceration, inhumane, justice system These are the world's 9 harshest and most inhumane prisons.

What Russia Used to Look More Than 100 Years Ago

Prisoners incarcerated in a zindan 5. Women working with hay at Leushinskii Monastery (1909) 6. Evgenievsky Spring in Borzhom 7. A group of children sitting on a hill (1909) 8. A Bashkir switch operator (1910) 9. A melon vendor with his stock (1911) 10. The construction of a dam (1912) 11.

The Netherlands Is a Country of the Future For 7 Reasons

In the past seven years, the Dutch government has closed no less than 19 prisons, and this is because the country has an incredibly low incarceration rate, which is a mere 163 people per 100,000. The incarceration rate in the USA is more than four times as high. 7. 

You Won’t Find Maps Like These in Geography Textbooks!

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There's No Sacred Site Quite Like the Hill of Crosses!

The country suffered a 33% population loss due to the Holocaust, executions, incarcerations and forced emigration. People traveled to the Hill of Crosses to erect crosses in memory of those taken to Siberia.

6 Depression-Era Criminals You Wouldn't Want to Cross!

While he was incarcerated, he got acquainted with prominent bank robbers such as Harry Pierpoint, Homer Van Meter, and John Dillinger. On September 26 th 1933, a total of ten men, including Hamilton, escaped using smuggled guns from the recently paroled Dillinger.

Discover How Cadillac's Iconic Cars Evolved Over the Years

[related_articles] 3. 1929: Al Capone’s Sedan One of the most famous Cadillac fans of all time was notorious gangster Al Capone, who owned more than one Cadillac prior to his eventual incarceration at the infamous Alcatraz prison.

10 Stunning Abandoned Islands and Their Eerie Histories

Construction on the fortress began in 1846, and despite never been finished, Fort Jefferson was used to fight pirate activity and later, to incarcerate Civil War prisoners and deserters.