Incarcerated in what was called the " Bunker ," those who had been condemned to death were kept alone in dark rooms with no food for days until they were executed.

She is considered to be the “ Virgin of the Incarcerated .” Many of those who enter prison in Mexico without believing in her, come to do so after a number of months.

Incarcerated in a cell next to his is Carcer, who after being released joins the Unmentionables, the secret police carrying out the paranoid whims of the Patrician of the time, Lord Winder.

Incarcerated in a military hospital, he was repeatedly interrogated by his German captors, who believed that the British Army were using expanding bullets in contravention of the 1899 Hague Convention.

Incarcerated for life, and denied the opportunity to make a political statement by his action, he attempted to kill himself with the sharpened key from a tin of sardines on 20 February 1900.

* 1907-March: Charges filed against Ōsugi for writing " Seinen ni uttau "; May: Incarcerated in Sugamo Prison ; November: Released from prison

* 1908-January: Arrested for the Rooftop Incident, and incarcerated in Sugamo Prison ; March: Released from prison ; June: Arrested for the Red Flag Incident ; September: Incarcerated in Chiba Prison

Incarcerated from October 1, 1969 until her death – a period of time one week shy of exactly 40 years – Atkins was the longest-incarcerated female inmate in the California penal system, having been denied parole 18 times.

Formed from a defunct speed metal project called the Incarcerated in the summer of 1994, singer Dave Larsen and bassist Chris Barton linked up with guitarist Nick Constantino and drummer Tom Wengerter.

She has hosted several hearings on Teen Dating Violence, Violence in the LGBT Community, shelters, Incarcerated Battered Women, and Domestic Violence Effects on Children.

* Jun 24, 1922 Hitler Incarcerated.

Incarcerated for the duration of the war, Villain was brought to trial in 1919.

Incarcerated first at Kinsale Prison near Cork, Ireland, Rathbun was later transferred to Mills Prison in Plymouth, England, where he died on 20 June 1782.

Sherry Grace ( c. 1954 -) is the founder of Mothers of Incarcerated Sons, an organisation which provides assistance to parents of children in prison.

In response, Grace, on Mother's Day, 2001, she founded Mothers of Incarcerated Sons.

Mothers of Incarcerated Sons is a nonprofit group formed by Sherry Grace on Mother's Day 2001.

Incarcerated criminals are automatically deferred.

Haulard, " Adult Education: A Must for Our Incarcerated Population ," Journal of Correctional Education, Vol.

Incarcerated in Berlin-Moabit prison, he wrote his " Moabit Sonnets ," published in 1946.

* Fermanagh and South Tyrone by-election, April 1981: Incarcerated at the H-Block of Maze Prison and on a hunger strike, Irish Republican Army member Bobby Sands was elected to a vacant seat in the British House of Commons, with 30, 492 votes for his " Anti-H-Block Party ", ahead of Harry West's 29, 046 votes.

By contrast most of the party's seats were won either due to the absence of a candidate from one of the other parties or in rural areas on the " Celtic fringe ", where local evidence suggests that economic ideas were at best peripheral to the electorate's concerns.

Voters increasingly viewed Goldwater as a right wing fringe candidate — his slogan " In your heart, you know he's right " was successfully parodied by the Johnson campaign into " In your guts, you know he's nuts ", or " In your heart, you know he might " ( as in push the nuclear button ), or even " In your heart, he's too far right " ( some cynics wore buttons saying " Even Johnson is better than Goldwater!

It has also published editorials comparing the attacks by Seymour Hersh, and The New York Times on Leo Strauss and his alleged influence in the George W. Bush administration with those of Lyndon LaRouche, a fringe conspiracy theorist and perennial presidential candidate.

This left only fringe candidate Jack MacDougall in the race who Graham defeated by a 3 to 1 margin at the May convention.

Considered a fringe candidate, he finished well behind frontrunners June Rowlands and Jack Layton.

In this latter case, protest vote may take the form of a valid vote, but instead of voting for the mainstream candidates, it is a vote in favor of a minority or fringe candidate, either from the far-left, far-right or self-presenting as a candidate foreign to the political system.

* Voting for a fringe, ineligible, or fictional candidate knowing that the candidate is unlikely to win ( see below ).

After the 2002 French presidential election, in which far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen arrived second behind conservative candidate Jacques Chirac, many analysts put the blame of the surprising result on working class, accused of engaging themselves in " protest vote ", that is in support of fringe candidates belonging to the far-left or the far-right, or even to people who present themselves as alien to the political world ( in France, environmentalist René Dumont in 1974, comedian Coluche in 1981 — but he withdrew his candidacy before the elections — environmentalist Pierre Rabhi who unsuccessfully tried to present himself in 2002, as well as TV showman Nicolas Hulot who almost stood for the election for 2007, before putting aside his idea, thus leaving electoral space for José Bové, a figure of the alterglobalization movement who recently decided to present himself as an independent candidate ).

John Howard Buchanan is a freelance journalist, and was a fringe Republican candidate in the 2004 Presidential election.

: To anyone with access to Google, it's the surreal story of a conspiracy theorist and fringe presidential candidate who once broke a briefly infamous story about Bush family financial links to a Nazi sympathizer — a story that nearly destroyed him.

* Douglas Campbell has run as a fringe candidate for federal parliament in the 1960s, the leadership of both the Ontario and federal New Democratic Party in the 1970s and 1980s, and Mayor of North York, Ontario.

He sat out the 2000 municipal election in which fringe candidate Enza " Supermodel " Anderson was a candidate.

It is not entirely clear what ideology the party represented, although Hawryluk was previously a candidate of the Social Credit Party, and later promoted a fiscally conservative agenda as a fringe candidate for Mayor of Winnipeg.

He ran the National States ' Rights Party, which attracted such fringe political figures as A. Roswell Thompson, a perennial Democratic candidate for governor of Louisiana and mayor of New Orleans.

During the campaign, he was assaulted and seriously injured by fringe mayoral candidate James Garrett ( a. k. a. Omari Tahir-Garrett ).

However, he was seen by much of the press as a " fringe candidate ".

Campbell resurfaced in 1988 as a fringe candidate for mayor of North York, Ontario.

In 2000, he ran against local Member of Parliament ( MP ) Jane Stewart as a candidate of the fringe Canadian Action Party.

Furthermore, Alberta's first past the post electoral system makes it very difficult to elect any candidate who represents what is perceived to be a fringe party.

Lyndon LaRouche, leader of a controversial movement on the political fringe, describes a wide-ranging historical phenomenon, starting with Alexandre Saint-Yves d ' Alveydre and the Martinist Order followed by important individuals, organizations, movements and regimes that are alleged to have been synarchist, including the government of Nazi Germany.

* Lyndon LaRouche, a fringe political figure, ran for president of the United States in eight elections, beginning in 1976.

There was also an uneasy relationship with explicitly antisemitic groups who charged that the war was being waged on behalf of Israel ; with the few, small right-wing anti-war groups ; and with certain political fringe groups, such as the followers of Lyndon LaRouche.