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*(Abu-Lu'lu'ah) - assassin of [[Umar ibn al-Khattab]]
*(Abu-Lu'lu'ah) - assassin of [[Umar ibn al-Khattab]]
*(unknown) - assassination of [[Alexander Litvinenko]] by polonium
*(unknown) - assassination of [[Alexander Litvinenko]] by polonium
*(unknown) - assassination of [[Leszek Bialy|Leszek I Bialy]], price of Cracow


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*[[Hitokiri]] - Japanese assassins during the [[Bakumatsu]]
*[[Hitokiri]] - Japanese assassins during the [[Bakumatsu]]
*[[Tom Horn]], [[Old West]] lawman, [[gunfighter|gunman]], and ''killer for hire''
*[[Tom Horn]], [[Old West]] lawman, [[gunfighter|gunman]], and ''killer for hire''
*[[Ignacy Hryniewiecki]] - Polish assasin of the [[Russian Emperor Alexander II]]


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*[[Jan Kubiš]] - assassin of top Nazi [[Reinhard Heydrich]] in [[1942]] in [[Prague]]. See [[Operation Anthropoid]]
*[[Jan Kubiš]] - assassin of top Nazi [[Reinhard Heydrich]] in [[1942]] in [[Prague]]. See [[Operation Anthropoid]]
*''[[Hitokiri]]'' [[Kawakami Gensai]] - Japanese assassin during the [[Bakumatsu]].
*''[[Hitokiri]]'' [[Kawakami Gensai]] - Japanese assassin during the [[Bakumatsu]].
*[[Jakub kaszuba]] - assassination of [[Przemysl II]], king of Poland


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Revision as of 05:22, 28 April 2007

The following is a list of assassins with short comments on the assassination(s) that made them famous. It also contains some individuals who were famously suspected, but then acquitted, of particular assassinations.

See also:

Anonymous Assassins

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