WWII soldiers admitted to cannibalism 🤫💀

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"Do not do this to my movie. Do not do this to me. Don't do this to Judy. Don't do it to yourself." The confrontation turned physical. The two men grappled like wrestlers until the fight gave way to something rawer. Landis broke down crying, and so did Belushi, finally admitting how deep the addiction actually went. But the tears on that set didn't change what came next, and the story of how it all ended is one of the most tragic stories in comedy history.     CONTINUE READING         RIDDLE HINT:  THE SOUND IS HALF THE FUN.       👻 What Supernatural's Creator Admitted About The Show After It Ran Ten Seasons Beyond His Original Plan 🧟 What The Walking Dead Did To Its Most Important Creator After Its Most Successful Season 🧛 What Buffy The Vampire Slayer's Creator Spent Twenty Years Being Celebrated For Before The Other Story Came Out 🦷 What George Washington's Famous Teeth Were Actually Made Of And Where They Came From 👨‍👦 What Benjamin Franklin Did To His Own Son That Even His Enemies Said Was Going Too Far 📜 What Thomas Jefferson Did Every Day Of His Life That His Own Words Said Was The Greatest Moral Evil     WHAT IT ACTUALLY TOOK TO SURVIVE THE DEADLIEST BATTLE OF WWII By 1942, the Battle of Stalingrad had become one of the most brutal confrontations in human history. German and Soviet forces fought street by street, building by building, refusing to yield an inch of a city already reduced to rubble. Soldiers on both sides described conditions that defied comprehension. One German officer wrote home that the fighting for a single factory had already outlasted the entire war for France. Another said the devastation went beyond anything he could compare it to, writing that even animals would flee such horror, and only men could endure it. For the Soviets trapped inside the city, there was no retreat. No relief was coming. They were pinned in place, fighting for every building, every room, every inch of rubble, with nowhere left to go. Then winter arrived. Food had already been stripped from Stalingrad before the siege even began, and by the time the cold set in, what little remained was completely gone. For decades, that part of the story stayed buried until historian Jochen Hellbeck sat down with Soviet survivors and recorded their testimonies in The Stalingrad Protocols. And what they described went beyond anything official history had ever admitted. Survivors spoke of eating rats just to keep moving. Of stripping the carcasses of dead horses bare, fighting over what little meat remained. Of human waste piling up waist-high in the trenches where they lived for months without relief. And in the darkest stretches of the siege, when there was truly nothing left, some admitted to something far worse: turning to cannibalism just to survive one more day. But the Soviets weren't the only ones trapped and starving. What happened to the German army on the other side of that siege was its own kind of horror.     CONTINUE READING         RIDDLE OF THE DAY I'm made to be destroyed, and people pay extra for the pleasure of destroying me. 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