Answer:
I think Bishop Rome also known as The Pope
Explanation:
“Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are convicted of espionage for their role in passing atomic secrets to the Soviets during and after World War II.” They were also executed in the same electrical chair in 1953. (I could find what their fate was sorry.)
On April 10th, 1862 Captain union general Gilmore demanded siege operations against Fort Pulaski. Captain Gilmore, a staunch advocate of the new naval rifled guns, became the first officer to use guns to knock out the enemy stone fortification effectively. There were over 5,000 artillery shells which fell on Pulaski from a range of 1,700 yards during the short siege. It resulted in the fort's surrender after its walls were breached.
History repeats its self so knowing about the past will help us understand the future
