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The Masters of Fear – Facts About the Most Evil People: Stalin, Hitler, Escobar, and El Chapo

Are you ready to dive into the stories of the most evil people in history? In this video, we will reveal shocking facts about four of the most dangerous and ruthless men who ever lived: Pablo Escobar, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and El Chapo. How did they rise to power? How did their lives end? And most importantly, why will the world never forget them? timestamps: 00:00 who are the most evil people? 00:22 early years of Joseph Stalin 05:05 Stalin’s personal life 10:09 Stalin’s rise to power 13:35 Stalin’s rule 14:42 USSR-Germany relations 16:07 Stalin and Bulgaria 18:06 Stalin’s death 19:05 Pablo Escobar 21:00 the beginnings of Escobar 24:32 Escobar’s rise 27:32 Escobar and politics 29:00 Escobar’s prison 30:35 Escobar’s troubles 33:56 Escobar’s children 34:55 the capture of Escobar 36:58 Adolf Hitler 39:08 Hitler’s rise 42:00 Hitler wins the elections 44:16 Hitler before the war 46:26 Hitler’s wife 48:16 curious facts about Hitler 51:52 Hitler’s end 53:35 El Chapo 58:56 El Chapo’s rise 01:01:55 El Chapo’s empire 01:05:00 prison escape of El Chapo 01:07:43 facts about El Chapo Pablo Escobar is one of the most infamous names in the history of organized crime. The Colombian drug lord controlled the Medellín Cartel and turned drug trafficking into a billion-dollar business. Known as the king, he became one of the richest people in the world, with influence stretching from governments to the streets of Colombia. His personal life was just as extravagant, with a private zoo, luxury planes, and palaces. Despite his generosity to the poor, he was directly responsible for the deaths of thousands, including police officers, judges, and innocent civilians. After years of being hunted by Colombian authorities and US agencies, Escobar was captured in 1993, but his legacy still lingers in the criminal underworld. Adolf Hitler is a symbol of totalitarianism, war, and human suffering. The leader of Nazi Germany started World War II and became a truly evil figure. He managed to conquer large parts of Europe using propaganda, fear, and ruthless military tactics. His personal life remains mysterious, filled with paranoia, an obsession with control, and strange health issues. In April 1945, as the Soviet army entered Berlin, Hitler ended his life in his bunker, refusing to accept defeat. His death did not erase his ideology, which continues to be studied and condemned to this day. Joseph Stalin is one of the most ruthless dictators in history. As the leader of the Soviet Union, he centralized power and created a regime of fear, informants, and mass repression. The Great Purge of the 1930s led to the arrests and deportations of millions to gulags. Though he is credited with modernizing the USSR and turning it into a superpower, the cost was unbearable—famine, forced collectivization, and brutal censorship. Stalin’s personal life was marked by distrust and cruelty, and even his closest allies were not safe. His death in 1953 came under mysterious circumstances, with some historians suggesting he was deliberately left to die by his Soviet colleagues. El Chapo, or Joaquín Guzmán, is a modern-day successor to Pablo Escobar, known for leading the Sinaloa Cartel—one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the world. He built an empire based on violence and bribery, deeply infiltrating Mexican authorities. His life is filled with incredible prison escapes, including tunnels dug beneath high-security facilities. His personal life was luxurious but also brutal, with enemies eliminated in the most gruesome ways. Eventually, after multiple arrests and escapes, El Chapo was extradited to the United States and sentenced to life in prison in 2019. Even behind bars, his influence on the global stage has not completely disappeared.