25 Historical Events That Few People Know About

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[@garrytemchuk7408]

Holodomor?

[@manueltapia1859]

Mike thanks for your videos Here are some examples during Gold Rush in California the native americans from California like Shasta, Chumash were massacred by white gold finders to the point were less remaining tribes like Ishi a Yahi man and only survivor who was rescued by university teachers who knew his language and documented everything saddly he died from tuberculosis in 1916 😢😮 Here in México in the state of Sonora during the Porfirian years hundreds of Yaqui indians were deported to Yucatán with the intention of get rid off them. Luckily some of them returned 😊 With the chinese people nothing has changed in the Beijing 2008 olympics the non city people were relocated and even was built a wall in their villages to make look "pretier" the place 😮

[@gmc3073]

This was super interesting. Thanks!!

[@brentonlively9322]

Thanks for the video Mike and List25 crew

[@lunadusk8590]

Great Video ... As usual

[@bbsy1]

I haven’t seen you guys in forever! Awesome

[@list25]

We're back!

[@gold5398]

At 14:45 you state that the first Social Security Number was issued in November 1963, however the correct date is shown on the screen as November 1936.

[@kathywiseley4382]

Whew, I thought I was hearing things.

[@rebeccataravonschleinitz]

@@kathywiseley4382 Me, too!

[@jenniferbaker65]

There are a LOT of errors in this video

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

😮

[@jenniedesoto1323]

I love historical facts and thanks for this video of things I didn’t know

[@worry2much]

The Halifax explosion, here in MA we get a Christmas tree every year from Halifax,after the disaster Boston was the first city to send a team of doctors,nurses and medical supplies to assist the city in caring for the injured. The tree is set up in downtown Boston decorated and on display every year.

[@muralamoomum8287]

It's a beautiful tradition, that started in the 1970s...We look forward to which tree will be picked each year...And to stand at the spot where you can view the narrows where the explosion happened is both beautiful & tragic ...Boston will always hold a special place to those of Nova Scotia who know of the Halifax Explosion I have a interesting insight into it as I had family in both Boston & Halifax....And both were nurses ❤

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Not so fun fact. Sinead O'Connor was sent to the Magdalene Laundries at the age of 14 and was there for almost 2 years. Puts a whole different spin on her saying that the Catholic Church was the real enemy.

[@kristalburns3490]

This explains a lot when it comes to her. I am glad she escaped I am sorry she had to live with the scars.

[@petermontoya1796]

The Magdalene girls are one of those pieces of history that the Catholic Church would like to forget. The same with the Bastard Children of Ireland. All in the name of God.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@@petermontoya1796 The Laundries actually started out in the mid 1700's as a combination mother/baby home and training center for single pregnant girls. In addition to giving them a home while pregnant and adopting out the babies, they would train the girls in some kind of vocation (usually domestic service) and place them in positions. Most of these were only for Protestant women and run by the Church of Ireland. The Catholic Church started their own version and determined that they had to be self-supporting so they saw the women as free labor. They weren't recruiting enough from the sex workers so they encouraged families to send any "wayward daughter" so they would have enough workers.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@@kristalburns3490 Makes you wonder if her mental health issues were the reason she was sent there, or if being there triggered her issues. Either way, it was a horrible situation for a teen girl to find herself in.

[@bytornsnowdog2112]

Wow, the London School explosion is never talked about, but should not be forgotten. Many thanks.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

I have never heard of the New London explosion

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

😮

[@dustinhesse3321]

It's hard to forget Togo he is the true unsung hero

[@JCR6573]

My mother's oldest sister was one of the New London school victims. Her brother was on the ball field and wasn't hurt.

[@patriciaaturner289]

My dad dropped out a few months before the explosion, but most of his siblings were in attendance. The museum across the street had on display the 5th grade attendance book, with my Aunt Minnie’s name right there! My uncle married Vernie Norton, whose twin brother Vester was killed in the explosion. Uncle no longer attended the school, he graduated the year before.

[@bytornsnowdog2112]

Are we talking about London ISD in Texas? I'm in Corpus Christi, and just curious. Many thanks.

[@JCR6573]

@@bytornsnowdog2112 no sir. New London is in Rusk County, south of Kilgore.

[@nikkiwelcing5510]

That was a horribly depressing list

[@donnatheroux841]

Amazing content Thanks List 25 and Mike Worth Watching 👍👍👍👍👍❤️🔥

[@tommunyon2874]

Confused geography: Arctic is in the Northern hemisphere; Antarctic is in the Souhern hemisphere. Nome is in the Northern hemisphere, so dog didn't save Antarctica.

[@Wicked_Knight]

Geography wasn't ever my strong suit but, Nome is in Alaska, right?

[@bytornsnowdog2112]

You are the one that is confused and confusing. I would delete your comment if I were you.

[@Wicked_Knight]

@@bytornsnowdog2112 dude.. takes 2 seconds to Google.. it's not to late for YOU to delete your comment.

[@freethebirds3578]

I had to double check. Yes, the list title on screen and in the description reads "The Dog That Saved Antarctica" not Alaska. Mike said it that way, too.

[@GhostRider-sc9vu]

Nome is not nor never has been there it is not even in the Artic as it is south of that area by many miles.

[@rachaelbickel575]

There was once an Egyptian pharaoh who would make slaves cover their bodies and faces in honey so that he did not have flies bother him

[@robertpiasecki9696]

Hi. Love your posts, however in this reel I think you mistook Antarctica for the Arctic. Best wishes 😊

[@baliyae]

#25 was very interesting. Those women were badass!

[@oblivionrandomfacts]

The person who is reading this comment, I wish you great success, health, love and happiness!

[@KemoPiz]

Thank you.

[@carolakelleski7905]

Yes thanks that made me smile😊

[@mauricearpin7946]

Thank you, noble one. God Bless

[@Firecracker321g]

Do u really tho? If u sincerely do then thank u I appreciate it

[@oblivionrandomfacts]

@@Firecracker321g very sincerely

[@lucyalderman422]

The Halifax explosion is a standard part of Canadian history

[@GhostRider-sc9vu]

Not even from Canada and know of that big boom.

[@friendofbeaver6636]

Rita Dove wrote a provocative poem titled "Parsley" which lyrically accounts Trujillo's genocide of Hattians.

[@breezybri987]

I'm so happy disney made a movie for Togu

[@A_Rose_From_Concrete]

I only partially knew of about 3 of these. Now knowing there was more to them is just... 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@brokenmind1308]

One historical fact from world war 2. Was the German were building a fake airbase. It was meant to throw the British off and use our real bombs on it. They made it from wood and from planes it was meant to resemble a real airbase. But it took them longer than they expected and the British caught wind of it and instead of ignoring it we made wooden bombs and wrote wood for wood. And we decided Ed to drop the wooden bombs on the wooden airbase 😅

[@shastaham7630]

The Dog that Saved ANTARCTIA??? That's a loooog way from Anchorage and Nome! Also, the honey trick to avoid mosquitoes? Sorry, that idea was popular in ancient Egypt.

[@petermontoya1796]

I think he said that for all the Flat Earthers out there. They think it's all one HUGE area.

[@GredelsRage]

My thoughts exactly.

[@gabrielagarciamayagoitia1599]

Don’t you like doggies?

[@petermontoya1796]

@@gabrielagarciamayagoitia1599 I LOVE dogs.

[@macaylacayton2915]

interesting little tidbit about my time in college related to new london explosion, one of my chem professors actually used the natural gas additive thing as a question. they asked "what does natural gas smell like?" which of course I said "nothing" which is of course correct because natural gas itself has no smell, which is why new london was so dangerous they couldn't SMELL the build-up nor could they see it

[@sparkyprojects]

If surfboards were around in 1607, the brits would likely haave ridden the Bristol Tsunami🤣🤣 You should take a look at 'riding the Severn Bore' ;)

[@90eulea]

Omggg I’ve been watching your videos for a while and it’s cool to find out (from your outfit) that we went to the same University ( 🐂🤘🏽 ) hehe. Small world

[@list25]

Are you originally from Tampa? 🐂 🤘🏻 💚 💛

[@90eulea]

@@list25 Originally from Salem, Massachusetts but have been here since a teenager 😁. So cool to see a fellow bull being successful on KZbin ♥️ Keep up the awesome work (I enjoy watching your videos every car ride I have lol)

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Some years back, I heard that the Bristol Channel tsunami was probably caused by an underwater landslide in the Irish Sea, to the south of Ireland. It may have been caused by an earthquake. We have lots of undetectable earthquakes in Britain, despite being nowhere near a plate boundary (intraplate quakes are more common than most people would realise. There was a huge one in India not too long ago). I presume the same applies to the sea and Ireland. _Very occasionally_ we get significant ones. And given the nature of the sea bottom between Ireland and Wales (which is where this was likely to have occurred), it might not have taken much of a quake to set off the slide. The amount of land covered by the tsunami was massive, because it "landed" in the eastern side of S Wales and the northern part of the West Country. They're a lot flatter than a matter of miles to the west. It was a huge tragedy 😢

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

Years ago?

[@lillianpickle2217]

How about doing a story about all the street urchins of Brition in the 1800s. They were snatched off the streets of England and Irland and sold into slavery here in America. My grandfather was one of those little boys that were taken and sold into slavery. He was bought by a farmer here in America. Grandpa didn't even know his last name, just his given first name. The farmer was supposed to release my grandfather when grandpa became the age of 18. But the farmer refused to release him. So grandpa beat-up the farmer and took the money the farmer had on him, he took the farmers horse and some food and ran away. Grandpa also took the farmers last name, because grandpa didn't have or know his last name only his given name, Walter Fred.

[@missjddrage1111]

💐🏆 Lookin kinda sharp in that matching green polo and hat there guy.. js.

[@MichaelC-to7uz]

😂

[@bartlester591]

One of the things that I remember was when I was very little like five or six years old me and my mother had to go to the Social Security office and exchange my Social Security card, which was metal. It was made out of stamped metal and we issued a paper Social Security card I don’t know why they did that because, Social Security cards one would last forever you would never have to get a new one. 2: their harder to counterfeit.

[@vincent412l7]

The metal cards were not official cards issued by the government but were privately produced and sold by several companies.

[@ladykay5891]

My uncles father was in Halifax when it exploded. He would tell us about it at family reunions.

[@Alkahlout]

It might help the channel if you uploaded these around 8pm central. Youre uploading these videos at the same time as a bunch of other youtubers who share the same crowd as you guys.

[@jessicacanfield5058]

The blizzard of 1888 sou ds like it would be the one that Laura Ingles Wilder who lived in the plains she was about 14 or 15. In her book The Long Winter ( a book from the little house series) she says that later they heard about many people who died in the blizzard

[@neonclouds9295]

When did they bring the mike back? Time to resubscribe

[@frannygrace2191]

I want to hear facts about the Rhona sinking in WWII. My Dad was on a nearby ship and was told to never talk about it but he did a lot of hinting before he died.

[@Lucy-gu8uk]

Joni Mitchell wrote a song about the Magdalen Laundries in 1994.

[@jacijoyce2685]

in a weird twist of fate my best mate was the speech writer for the Irish Taoiseach (prime Minister) and she wrote the early drafts of the apology speech from the Irish government and it was considered one of the most moving speeches ever in the Irish parliament. The PM was Enda Kenny. She spent a lot of time with the women who campaigned for this and you can tell that from listening to the speech.

[@adpink3069]

❤ Mike and 25

[@timwodzynski7234]

Haven't you mention the Jameson Story in a previous video?

[@j.p.6932]

10:21 What’s funny is a single r doesn’t even have that much rolling. Anyone who’s studied Spanish knows it’s more pronounced in “rr” it’s even its own letter in the Spanish alphabet. Why didn’t they use a word that included the full rolling RR?

[@jeanm5389]

pharoahs would coat their slaves with honey to keep bugs away from them. that would horrible! Being bit all the time and have little time to recover.

[@stevenpagnani7005]

What about the blizzard of 1978?

[@gabbybababby]

Social Security cards were not supposed to ever be used as a form of ID and at first were only issued to (now I may be rusty on my research on this part but...) the working class. I believe it was to keep track of tax payers or those who owed taxes. But my point is they were never meant to be like...the most important number you can have in your life in this country basically. Anyone here is welcome to correct me if I'm wrong, of course

[@AngelaSchoenthal-nk1lt]

Some of these make me so sad for humanity 😢

[@brapboy72]

The first social security cards were issued to railroad workers. Something I learned when investing how the numbers are determined. Another interesting tidbit. For many years, women didn't have their own social security numbers. They had to share it with their husband.

[@nonam_the_old_crone]

The first IUD was a Rock!! Place inside the uterus of camel's to prevent pregnancy while Crossing the Desert 💪😘👌

[@David-o6q3n]

Mike there's actually a movie called it's eitherthe butterbox babies or butterbox babies

[@crybebebunny]

16:00 And now a convicted individual might become our next President ‼️

[@GKTweeddale]

Hey Mike, I think you met the Artic. Alaska is north. Not Antarctic, that is south. I think.

[@brendawalters3728]

The way we Treated AMERICAN Citizens of Japanese descent during WW2 was appalling. It is also rarely mentioned.

[@rusnikfromtranscarpathia]

The Brits heard about the Honey Boys the Pharaohs used to use to keep flies away...the Brits just took idea to the area of recreation instead of everywhere Pharaoh's Sticky Men

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

Australia had a number of policies similar to the American anti Chinese law. The white Australia policy where only Anglo origin people were invited. Aboriginal people were not allowed to vote and were not considered to be human. Their children were forcibly removed and placed into schools where they stayed until they were farmed out as servants. Then, during the number of gold rush periods, Chinese people who were coming from overseas were forced to pay exorbitant fees in Victoria when going to the Victorian gold fields. The Chinese then disembarked in Adelaide, South Australia. From there, they walked hundreds of miles to get to the gold fields. On a number of occasions, the Chinese were forced off their claims, and many were killed. Immigration changed much of the population landscape, especially the snowy river scheme, but still, even when I was at school in the 60s and 70s, anyone who was different was called a dog. Short for Western Oriental Gentlemen. I, due to my northern European heritage, was also referred as a WOG.

[@raymondmuench3266]

Our friends in Britain also used detainment camps in the Boer War. Not that we can point fingers given the internment of Japanese Americans during WW2.

[@Washadamoak]

Alaska isn't in Antarctica

[@WeThePeople-7681]

Idk if it counts as a historical event.. but I farted once on the set of blue lagoon... (Smack) 👋☹️👏

[@mitgproductions5662]

How did that dog Togo save Antarctica, you mentioned that he was involved in Alaska, those are two different places, thought this was meant to be factual.

[@Thebratzbaby]

When did y’all come back???

[@list25]

September 2022

[@Thebratzbaby]

@@list25 I’m late

[@muralamoomum8287]

The Butterbox Babies, yeah some are still trying to find their birth families, the house burnt down and neither of them really served any time for it...And I'm pretty sure Lila Young is buried near the cemetery she buried all those "Undesirable" babies 💔

[@petermontoya1796]

Mike, you look like the head coach at UCF. All you need are those khaki pants and you're hired !!

[@list25]

UCF??? Booooo. LoL

[@Sherbert89]

The Dog That Saved Antarctica is wrong. Alaska is in the Arctic, NOT the Antarctica.

[@bewmdogg]

15:54 as if poisoning Clark Kent was going to work...

[@ladykay5891]

In midland Ontario Canada the Iroquois came in and slaughtered the people here including catholic priests white people settled here with other native indigenous peoples. I am from the Iroquois nation my father is Ojibwa and my mother is Cree. There is many parts of this area that tourists visit every year.

[@benjyberele]

1939 Munich beer hall bombing anyone?

[@petermontoya1796]

Cerveza ?? For favor !!

[@robinwebb2160]

It truly tragic and awful what has been done to children and adults, labeled unfit for society, for sake of "science".😲😢

[@epark402]

Is he a golf coach at USF?

[@list25]

I am not lol. That'd be neat though, except I'm garbage at golf.

[@cannab-al9582]

2:20 we always shame the rich for what they pay people to do but never shame the ones taking the money for doing it...

[@AtSafeDistance]

Perhaps the ones to be shamed are the ones who have never been in or emphasized with those who took those demeaning jobs because they needed them most likely to support their loved ones.

[@cannab-al9582]

@AtSafeDistance yeah that's such bs. Being poor isn't an excuse to be immoral. For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?”

[@josearellano203]

I do know about the schoolhouse blizzard and the Chinese Exclusion Act. I kind of knew that some slaves in the United States were white people as well.

[@bewmdogg]

So how did the dog save Antarctica?

[@nancyomalley6286]

I wonder if the Youngs ever were connected to Georgia Tann. She was another horrible baby trafficker here in the states

[@donniemcgee7523]

Re:Togo. Are you sure about Antartica? Wikipedia describes his service (among other things) in Alaska. There is no mention of Antarctica. I enjoy your videos, but an error of such magnitude makes me wonder about the validity of your other "25 facts" videos

[@jenniferbaker65]

Antarctica is on the other end of the world from Alaska. Togo did NOT save Antarctica. Alaska is in the Arctic, NOT Antarctica.

[@Todd-z8d]

Well that explains why Texans NEVER go to school!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@petermontoya1796]

Boy howdy are you right, partner.

[@tinaireson2193]

Wow i didnt know some of these and some are so awful despicable

[@donnahanna10565]

Now this one is not well enough described I know you can't because it's a list show. But most likely if Jameson had witness this there was absolutely nothing . I had a teacher in school whose friends were anthropologists. They would run into tribes that practice some sort of cannibalism. When they arrived the tribe had successfully went to battle with another tribe and captured the main Warrior. This is practice because if you ate the warrior you gained all of his power. And since they were there they had to partake what was offered to them. If you said no they would be offended and you would be next. If you couldn't keep it down you were also insulting them and would be killed as well. And yes something you probably never wanted to know they said it was like salty pork. So again if Jameson had seen this and he would have tried to stop it or said anything there'd be no Jameson Whiskey today. Just a bunch of cannibals with a full stomach. The more you know

[@Nellia.20x]

This is a depressing list.

[@FirstLast-qf1df]

How did a dog in Alaska save a continent on the other side of the planet?

[@Mattnoble80]

You said 63 instead of 36 or am I dyslexic?

[@MsSaraKirkpatrick]

Go Bulls! #HornsUp

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

Remember this. Because when the Live Action Mulan was going on a Slave Camp was Next door to where they shot this movie and Hollywood and those on the set Ignored said Slave Camp.

[@badazzl5oc625]

I think yu got number 5 wrong that wasn’t proof of the one drop rule more like proof of masters rapping their slaves

[@desireeg5807]

24 The Dog That Saved Alaska*

[@desireeg5807]

Legit took me a couple listens but I think this is what the header should be

[@laurasmith14]

14:18 they should have continued to be very selective with many other groups. The United States is in collapse

[@bsandey]

Whoever wrote this needs a refresher course in geography. Alaska is far from Antarctica. And Togo isn't all that unknown - Disney made a movie about him in 2019 starring Willem Defoe.

[@jons43]

photo at 08:57-Croatia's Ustases. I feel this is a photo created as propaganda. For who? If I go a week without shaving, I wouldn't look this good. Yes, the photo gets the point across of the atrocities that was put on the people. They are much braver men than me. My will to live would have been exhausted at that point..

[@gabrielagarciamayagoitia1599]

So nothing has changed insofar as immigration goes.

[@bartlester591]

Blacks or anyone that had to drop of black ancestry we weren’t the only ones that were in slaved. My heritage is Irish, and there were several Irish people that were in slaved in the south during the Civil War so if you’re going to do a complete deal you need to mention them as well.

[@P2WPJ]

Early

[@GaryAa56]

Stop the video, the were Woman Samurai like Tomoe Gozen and the were ordinary Housewives who defended their homes while men were fight wars.

[@lunadusk8590]

First :P

[@Beniscool950]

First

[@peggysuedavis3395]

It's no wonder why people are moving to the U.S.A.

[@reded1905]

Ah yes, isn't the Christian God great......NOT!

[@frankbridges2171]

They weren't slaves they were indentured Servants thar was working off a debt for few years