Louis Kallay, a 52-year-old man from Cleveland, Ohio, tragically lost his life on March 6, 1933. His death was part of a larger, horrific event known as the 1933 Cleveland shootings, which was carried out by a 40-year-old mentally ill man named Herman Klink. Klink, who suffered from persecutory delusions and dementia praecox, believed that the government was spying on him. On that fateful day, Klink armed himself with a .22-caliber rifle and went on a shooting spree, targeting civilians in the v
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