They all used violence to scare civilians into submission in addition to propaganda
Viking ship is how they arrived
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In June 2016, Sotomayor made headlines when she wrote a scathing dissent for Utah v. Edward Joseph Strieff, Jr., a case involving civil liberties in regards to preventing unlawful search and seizures protected by the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth Amendment. The court ruled in its 5-3 decision "that evidence found by police officers after illegal stops may be used in court if the officers conducted their searches after learning that the defendants had outstanding arrest warrants," according to the New York Times.
I believe the correct answer is 2, twice. In 1930 he was driving with a friend when a trailer truck collided with his car, however the driver of the truck narrowly avoided completely crushing the car whenever he hit the brakes. The second time was the "July 20th Plot" whenever members of Hitler's general staff plotted to kill him and snuck a bomb into one of their meetings setting it off. Hitler survived because a table leg blocked a majority of the blast that would've killed him, and he came out almost unscathed.
