20 Historical Facts That Will Disturb You

Learning history in school can be quite boring. However, there are quite a lot of things in history that are quite interesting.
From the use of lethal dye to a bizarre battle, here are 20 historical facts that will disturb you!
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[@susieq2806]

Some people have a lot to answer for when they meet God. 😢

[@rudeinterplanetjanet]

If there is a personal God.

[@lifeguard8725]

with the potato sack you should have also mentioned that the companies decided to make patterns because people were finding other uses for the fabric my grandparents told me

[@stargirlzx]

I was disturbed before i watched this

[@constancegomez351]

Lol 😅

[@gabrielagarciamayagoitia1599]

You lost me after the rabbits.😅

[@user-og8en1gp5i]

🤪🤪

[@barrybarlowe5640]

There are often cases, today, where "corpses" wake, against all odds.

[@Chron-sl4nd]

I grew up reading Encyclopedias and any history so I knew most of these but UNC did DNA testing of locals in Ocracoke/the Outer Banks and found they all match the "Brown" surname people of Roanoke. Local history backs that the Lost Colony migrated there because of having used up resources.

[@stacyhohler5593]

The Dancing Plague...

[@ramonaharwick1040]

My mother and her siblings wore potato sack dresses

[@cathybenson5119]

It's not eemoo, it's eemyou.

[@unicorngj]

On the Thomas Edison talking doll, I feel it wasn't a total flop. I see it as a door opened to the talking toys in general Also on the witch trials with the children. Written in an old trial log books, used dreams to convict them. Saw it on a episode of Pawn Stars..

[@billiejomcmillan7632]

Crazy stuff!

[@C.O.G.]

"Bit-u-min"? Bi-tu-min (long first "I" like bye). No wonder some little kids like eating coal, because the most common type is bituminous.

[@mamaindy61]

Really interesting but rabbits? That’s just nasty.

[@user-df2ft8ok5g]

Monoliths, are they on lay lines?

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

History = his story

[@danielrowsey7667]

You see, you heard that right…!

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

Why was the navy guy saluting with his zipper down and fly wide open ? 10:32

[@shannondore]

I noticed that, too. I wonder if it was some sort of hazing. His shirt wasn't buttoned either. Maybe he was pulled out of bed in a hurry. I'd like to know the whole story on that.

[@user-gn8if3fq9j]

Rabbits. No way.

[@vaklemptone4444]

Yeah, that was a scam!

[@sb6678]

Thith narrator thoundth like Daffy Duck.

[@barrybarlowe5640]

The Lexington WAS an aircraft carrier, I believe...

[@Philip-gn8wx]

Correct!!! The "Lexi" was a WW2 carrier,USN🙄

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

There was also a U.S.S. Lexington posted at Pensacola, Florida for many years, now decommissioned and a museum at Corpus Christi, Texas, I believe. My brother-in-law was on that carrier in the 1980s.

[@user-mr7qg2xf3x]

Eemuuz is the pronunciation. Not emoos

[@margarethunt6874]

Birth to rabbits???🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@michellegorry1140]

The way to pronounce “Emu” is em-you not the way its being pronounced here

[@sivam33j5]

Massacres of natives,,,Duh

[@servantofGod4003]

Emu is pronounced. Em you, not em moo. 😂 🇭🇲

[@RaquelPatton-pb5kp]

Um emus are made of meat WTF

[@kricket1212]

If Anyones believes that gangus khan helped the climate change/ carbon dioxide?? Well, i have Ocean Front Properties in the desert ill sell ya too!!😂🤣

[@Almah-oh3mt]

Common Sense ! Was Not Employed Here ,,! ...😱🙄🫣🇵🇷💃🏾

[@jakewilson4679]

Here on earth? Absolutely not! 🤣

[@Almah-oh3mt]

@@jakewilson4679 YES I HAVE COMMON SENSE 👉🏽 HERE ON EARTH 👉🏽 I HAVE CHRIST MAAM ...GET HIM TODAY 🙏🏾🇵🇷😘👋🏽💃🏽