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40 Truly Odd Historical Beliefs & Practices You’ll Find Hard To Digest - Fact Republic
These 125 random history facts will blow your mind. In fact, these historical facts include weird and fun history lessons for kids and adults.
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1. During the Zong Massacre, in 1781, a British slave ship threw 130 chained African slaves overboard and claimed compensation under the ship's insurance. They falsely blamed the act on water shortage and lost their case.
Think you’ve heard every morsel of history trivia that could possibly exist? Think again. These fun facts about the past, and some not-so-fun ones, prove there's always a new historical stone to uncover. What chilling discovery was unearthed in a beloved Founding Father’s basement? Which lesser-known tragedy made one of America’s darkest days even more heartbre... #historytrivia #bizarrefacts #historicalsecrets #untoldhistory #surprisingpast #shockingdiscoveries #historyunearthed…
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13 Weird Coincidences Between Abraham Lincoln And John F. Kennedy
1. In 1187, King Philip II of France and King Richard I of England (whilst a prince), shared a bed overnight in a symbol of unity between the two countries.
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The twins began to speak only to each other and their younger sister. Therapy didn’t work, and sending them to boarding school caused them to go completely catatonic when separated.
1. During World War 2, about 250,000 Filipinos were promised US Citizenship and Veteran Benefits for aiding the US in fighting Japan. Then the USA reneged its offer and only about 4000 got any benefits at all. #ww2 #worldwar2 #war #battle #history #wtf #shocking
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1. British eggs are illegal in the US for being "unwashed" and American eggs are illegal in the UK for being "washed."
01. Charles VIII of France fell in a coma after he hit his head on the lintel of a door while leaving a game of Tennis and died hours later.
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