Scary facts about the top 10 most brutal executioners in history

With cold and barbaric execution, these cruel executioners have scared many prisoners and have to "chill out" upon hearing the name.

Albert Gustaf Dahlman is Sweden's last executioner.Having spent a long time in Sweden, the executioner is quite respected and sought, Dahlman is one of the 200 people selected for this position.Between 1885 and 1910, Albert Gustaf Dahlman executed at least six death row inmates before the country abolished the death penalty.

Anatole Deibler is one of the notorious French executioners. With the ability to slash death row inmates faster than "guillotine" and executed 395 death row inmates, Deibler quickly became famous when he was appointed head of the execution agency in 1899. After that, the 'fearsome reputation he even increased exponentially after his death and revealed 14 diaries with details of the executions he had carried out.

Albert Pierrepoint came from a famous executioner family in England.Albert became famous when he appeared in Nuremberg court to participate in the trial of over 200 convicted Nazi officials.

William Marwood is a British government executioner, famous for his swift execution.During the Irish uprising, he became famous for executing four people against the British government at the time.During 9 years as an executioner, William hung 176 people.

James Berry was a student of William Marwood and was known as the famous executioner of Victorian times. As a assistant to Marwood, Berry learned a great deal from her teacher with the swift method of executing death row inmates. He is famous for being a civilian executioner and never considered himself 'Hangman'.According to the records, during his practice he executed more than 130 cases.

Charles Henri-Sanson comes from a family of French executioner families for over 200 years.Henri-Sanson was famous for bravely speaking out against the then government over the removal of hanging and beheading as a form of punishment at the time.The debate he headed resulted in a more humane use of guillotine instead of executioners.

Giovanni Battista Bugatti is the notorious executioner of Italy, known to be the longest execution executioner.Nicknamed Mastro Titta, also known as the man of justice, he made 516 executions at.He is described as small but healthy and likes to dress well.The famous writer Lord Byron wrote about this famous executioner watching his executions.Even the famous Italian poet Giuseppe Giaocchino Belli had satirical poems about Bugatti.Bugatti's bloody clothes and guillotine are on display at a crime museum in Rome.

Robert G. Elliott was once considered a 'representative of death' , an important figure in the American criminal justice system.From 1890 - 2014, Robert executed about 10% of US death row inmates.He is famous for being one of the few executioners to execute the death row with an electric chair.With the notorious prisoners in American history such as Julius or Ethel Rosenberg had been harshly and severely sentenced to death through Robert G. Elliott.

Fernando Alvarez de Toledo is also known as Duke Alva, and was an executioner serving under the reign of King Philip of Spain.During his career, Fernando was rumored to have executed 8,000 people in just one day.And it was exaggerated when people told each other that the executioner handled 18,000 Dutch prisoners while he was there.

Richard Brandon is a famous executioner for his swift and decisive action.To reach that level, Richard had to exercise continuously on dogs and cats for many years.In 164, King Charles I "ended" the hill at the hands of Richard Brandon, fearing retribution, he and his assistant had to disguise with fake beards.

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