1)Adolf Eichmann

When talking about the Nazis and the Holocaust, Hitler is the first name that comes to mind, but among his collaborators, there were real psychopaths and one of them was Adolf Eichmann, accused of designing the system of mass extermination of more than 6 millions people.

Adolf Eichmann was in charge of the plans to bring Jews, gypsies, dissidents to the Nazi regime, and people with disabilities to concentration camps and also the mass extermination systems, he even once said that he would have no problem doing the same with his family if the need exists.

2)Ivan the Terrible

His name does not weigh down how evil Ivan the Terrible was, Tsar of Russia between 1547 and 1584, although his title of horrible person began in his childhood since from an early age he enjoyed torturing animals and even other children.

His coming to power gave him space to expand his cruelty by torturing hundreds of thousands of people and forcing millions to leave their homes to be exiled, among his favorite pastimes was witnessing executions by beheading, impalement, bonfires, and even frying them in oil, all for your enjoyment.

3) Pol Pot

A true genocide, since this dictator who ruled Cambodia from the mid to late 1970s cruelly murdered 3 million citizens of his country, which corresponds to a third of its population.

Many others were arrested, tortured, and separated from their families, making him not only one of the meanest people in history but also one of the main genociders of the 20th century.

4) Elizabeth Bathory

Evil does not discriminate age, race, and sex and Elizabeth Bathory is proof of that. During the 16th century, this Hungarian noblewoman took vanity to a psychopathic level, since she believed that the secret to young skin was to use adolescent blood as a treatment.

More than 650 girls were tortured and then murdered at his command: Elizabeth Bathory took bathtubs with the blood of her victims and it is even said that she ate part of their bodies being a true cannibal driven exclusively by evil and vanity  

5)Attila the Hun

A historical character who remained in the books for his extreme evil, Attila the Hun moved through different areas of Asia and Europe to conquer them, destroying with an unusual level of evil everything and everyone he encountered.

Attila reigned the people of the Huns between the years 434 and 453 creating a true empire that threatened even more established ones such as the Roman, being known as the "Scourge of God," since his cruelty and lack of any moral code made him famous. to this day.