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Viktor Orbán told a summer university audience in July 2022 that Hungarians must not become a 'mixed-race' people — prompting his own advisor, Zsuzsa Hegedűs, to resign and call it a 'pure Nazi speech.'

Jean Van de Velde stood on the 18th hole of the 1999 Open Championship needing only a double bogey to win, then waded barefoot into the Barry Burn, made a seven, and lost in a playoff.

Titus, who destroyed Jerusalem's Temple in 70 AD, wept on any evening he'd performed no act of generosity, reportedly saying, 'Friends, I have lost a day.' He reigned only two years before dying at 41.

Soviet serial killer Nikolai Dzhumagaliev served human meat kebabs to guests at dinner parties in 1980s Kazakhstan, his metal front teeth gleaming. At least seven women were killed and partially eaten before a guest found a head in his fridge.

A craft-store chain generating $7 billion annually tithed tens of millions to build a biblical museum in Washington D.C. — then watched federal agents seize 5,500 smuggled Iraqi antiquities from its own collection.

On Yap Island, a family's wealth included a 4-ton stone disc sitting on the ocean floor — sunk during transport centuries ago — yet everyone agreed they still owned it. The ledger was communal memory.

Abramović placed 72 objects on a table — razor, wine, loaded pistol — and let strangers use them on her body for six hours. By hour three, someone had pressed the gun to her temple.

Sixteen-year-old Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen eating dinner in Yemen, was killed by a drone two weeks after his father. The Obama administration later said it was a mistake. His grandfather asked why.

Albert Anastasia — boss of Murder Inc. — was shot dead in a Park Sheraton barbershop chair on October 25, 1957, cape still draped over him, his own bodyguard conveniently sent to park the car.