Cuban leader Fidel? Castro is a frustrated baseball player. Rumor has it that. Castro used to be a talented baseball player and tried to enter the professional team in America. This is a complete misinformation. Castro did play baseball at school. He was the pitcher of a baseball team in the inter-school competition of Havana College of Commercial Law 1946 and didn't get the ranking. At that time, his main energy was spent on studying law courses rather than winning the competition. After graduating from 1950 to 1952, Castro engaged in revolutionary work in Havana. After the first uprising failed, he was imprisoned.

He was detained for some time, and then exiled in Mexico and the United States for several years. He finally became the supreme leader of Cuba in 1959.

Veteran singer Rod? Stilwood used to be a grave digger. He was born in Haegert, north of London, the youngest of five children. His parents opened a small shop selling newspapers and periodicals there. Just a few minutes before Stilwood was born, a V-2 missile of Nazi Degu pierced the sky. Call the Haegert police station across the street. Stilwood was trained by Celtic and Brentford Football Club as a teenager, and then worked as a grave digger for a while. In the early 1960 s, joined the folk singer Weitz? Jones returned to the streets to sing in Europe and was deported from Spain for vagrancy.