Today, 83 years ago, on November 29, 1942 (Calendar, October 22, 1942), the Boston Night Club fire killed 300 people. On November 29, 1942, a sudden fire that burned down a coconut nightclub in central Boston killed more than 300 people and injured 150 people. Dry smoke suffocated many victims; the crowd shouted to die at the exit due to a desperate escape. At 10:17 p.m. on November 28, the fire began to burn from the kitchen in the basement, and the actors of the nightclub were preparing for the performance. The fire spread rapidly, leaving people inside few opportunities to escape. A young guy from southern Boston called Marshall-Kuke bravely tried to save at least 35 people. Through his roof, they took them to a safe place. Many of the victims were soldiers, naval