酷刑室
酷刑室是专门对犯人施加酷刑的房间。[1][2]中世纪的刑讯室没有窗户，通常建在地下，而且刑讯人员点着几根蜡烛，这样就能让犯人感到“恐惧、绝望和害怕”。[3][4][5]
历史
编辑纵观历史，从古罗马时代开始，当局就把犯人关到酷刑室。中世纪后，也有不少犯人被关到酷刑室。西班牙宗教裁判所和伦敦塔里面也有酷刑室。 [6][7][8]
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