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Demonstrations are always there and crowded done by activists, both intellectually, propaganda, took to the streets and occupying agency, or do a sabotage and other clutter. The demonstration of resistance occurs because of a conflict of interest within a state, between 'people' and the government. And in an action figure or persona has always led to prominent activists among others, the figure is then considered to be a star and motivator of the resistance movement. However, not all figures and activists are able to withstand the patient in accepting injustice against him, some of them decided to retire from politics, to seek asylum in another country, and even a few others decided doorbells to end his life, such as the 10 activists who commit suicide following: 1 . Yukio Mishima Yukio Misihima (1925-1970) is the pen name of an artist, poet, writer and actor Japan, Kimitake Hiraoka. Men who have this multi-talent has ever been nominated three times for the Nobel laureate to the field of literary Award. doorbells He is a brave man to oppose what ma did not like and felt unfair. She immersed herself in an action coup attempt in Japan. He shared comrades Japanese Ministry of Defense doorbells came to office, forced doorbells to enter the building doorbells and occupied it, and menyadera a commander who was on duty. Mishima rushing towards the balcony and do a speech in front of the masses and the soldiers to inspire them to make a revolt against the tyranny of the Imperial Japanese government. However, most of the mass prajuri and who was present laughed at him, Mishimo allegedly felt harassed, frustrated and fail, hurried retreat, go into a room and take action Sepukku-ritual suicide in Japanese people culture, performed by plunging a sword into the body, as a symbol of self-defense. 2. Meir Feinstein and Moshe Barazani Meir Feinstein (1927-1947) and Moshe Barazani (1928-1947), both involved in a sabotage action in Palestine which was then ruled by the British. They fight for their country to be free and independent of the effort to build the State of Israel when the Jewish nation still haunted by the actions of Nazi Germany's Holocaust. Feinstein should lose his hand while trying to put explosive devices on a train station. In fact, Feinstein courage led him to death. Once captured and refuses to be a companion law and refuse to trial, he and Barazani smuggling efforts grenades, hidden in an orange and blow themselves up, as a punishment from the British government refused. 3. Ulrike Meinhof Ulrike Meinhof (1934-1976), a gifted writer and a vigorous woman shouting interests of women and militant action doorbells of the left in Germany. He became popular in German politics after World War II, he was even known branded as radicals and terrorists. Beauty, intelligence and courage, took her to further engage in an action. One success was freeing his colleagues in the Red Army Faction, the pioneer Andreas Baader. He also did a lot of various bank robberies and bombings. But at one time he was finally caught, shortly after being arrested, his body was found hanging in terry loops inside the cell. His last message was, "Resistance is when I Ensure doorbells what does not please me Occurs no more." 4. Berty Albrecht Men did not always dominate the action of courage doorbells in the revolutionary movement of the business, but also the spirit of revolution and turmoil are owned by women, as well as Berty Albrecth (1893-1943). He started the action and rebellion spread through a journal he wrote. He wrote a campaign to restrict women's rights to unborn children and the right to an abortion. As Nazism spread throughout doorbells Germany, he was