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He was the only governor in US history to be assassinated while in office. His term lasted a grand total of three days. William Goebel wanted nothing more than to be elected, and his actions nearly split his state in two. Where else but Kentucky?
In 1907, labor radical Bill Haywood was put on trial for murder. Harry Orchard testified, speaking for days about his life and the murders he was ordered to commit. Haywood's life depends on whether the jury believes him. What will their verdict be? Will an innocent man be hanged? Will a guilty man be let free?
William "Big Bill" Haywood was one of the most vocal and feared radicals of the 19th century. He worked tirelessly to organize and fight for the rights of the workers. His efforts were put in jeopardy when he was arrested for the assassination of his old enemy, Frank Steunenberg. There was just one problem: Haywood wasn't in Idaho during the murder.
The history of labor in the United States is often a violent one. Such is the case for Frank Steunenberg, the former governor of Idaho who had put down a mining strike while in office. His murder can only be understood as just one casualty in a conflict that had been going on for decades: the struggle of unions versus employers.
The parachutists attempt to land in the Protectorate, but things go wrong. Will the men of Operation Anthropoid succeed in killing Heydrich? Will the men of Operation Silver-A restore contact with Paul Thummel?
SS Obergruppenfuhrer Reinhard Heydrech was one of the most feared men in Nazi Germany. His brutal occupation of Czechoslovakia earned him the nickname "The Butcher of Prague". This is the story of how the British helped two rebel Czechoslovakians take him down.
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