Military Suicides

In Memory - Military Suicides

 and the 19 more who follow every day.
 

sources:
Associated Press article by Robert Burns, June 8, 2012
International Business Times article by Jamie Lewis, April 16, 2012

a blog with more info:
The Military Suicide Report


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Today In History:

Klaus MannMay 21, 1949 –
Exiled German novelist Klaus Mann (42) kills himself with an overdose of sleeping pills.
   When trying to explain his suicide, most biographers tend to mention his homosexuality (which was not socially acceptable at the time) or his inability to overcome a heroin addiction.
   Mann was a very productive writer. Today he is best remembered for his sixth novel, Mephisto (1936), about an ambitious actor getting morally corrupted by the Nazi regime. In 1981, István Svabó made an absolutely wonderful movie based on this book.
   Suicide had already been a theme in Mann's 1937 novella Vergittertes Fenster, about the Bavarian “mad king” Ludwig II who in 1886 had killed himself.

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