Secrets of history 2024, October
According to modern history, the electric battery was invented in 1800 by Alassandro Volta. The scientist noticed that when two dissimilar metal probes are placed in the frog's tissue, a weak electric current appears
The walls of the fortresses of Dundalk and Ekoss in Ireland keep traces of the impact of an enormous temperature, so high that granite blocks were melted, and in fact the melting point of granite is over 1000 degrees
This mystery haunted paleontologists for 150 years. Something called Prototaxites could not be confidently attributed not only to a family or genus, but to any biological kingdom
Geneticists are puzzled by the gender composition of the ancestors of Europeans and Asians. Either much more men came out of Africa than women, or the colonialists practiced matriarchy and polytheism, or men lived much longer than their girlfriends
In the photo: photographs of a bottom scan in the Gulf of Cambay (India), where in 2002 the remains of super-ancient cities were found on the ocean floor. Then there are 4 more photos from there. They realized that people had rebelled and decided to exterminate them
Of all the interior items, one can hardly find more mysterious than mirrors, which at all times were surrounded by a halo of mysticism and mystery
Samara region is famous for its numerous wonders
In the Middle Ages, in addition to experiments on the creation of a philosopher's stone and a universal solvent, alchemists tried to comprehend the secrets of the origin of life and, comparing this with the Lord God himself, create an artificial creature - a homunculus (from the Latin "ho
After ordering a piece of tinder to be tied to the birds, set it on fire and released the birds into the city. They flew to their nests and burned the city of the Drevlyans. Iskorosten fell. The surviving townspeople Olga imposed an exorbitant tribute
The famous clay soldiers of the Chinese emperor Qin Shi-huang-di - one of the most intriguing mysteries for researchers. In the 3rd century BC
In October 2013, restorers of the famous New Jerusalem Monastery solved a riddle that haunted Orthodox believers for more than half a century
In the first part of my work "How and when people became civilized and began to fight" I substantiated the emergence of religion in general and Christianity in particular from the fertility mysteries of the Mesolithic
Old archives store many interesting records and miracles that mankind does not open for only one reason - too lazy to delve into piles of papers. So, recently excerpts from the book of W. Churchill were discovered, where he reasonably and with full responsibility discusses extraterrestrial life, exoplanets and other miracles
For a long time, the concept of "child" did not exist. It appeared only during the modern period. Mankind decided to start raising children closely only at the beginning of the 20th century. It is surprising that things created at that time for posterity for the most part resemble some kind of strange tools
The liberation of Moscow from the Polish invaders by the combined forces of the First and Second militias under the leadership of Prince. Pozharsky and K. Minin. PROGRESS OF EVENTS Early XVII century
With the light hand of Karamzin, Prince Svyatoslav is considered the ancient Russian Alexander the Great
The Indian thugs (thagi), who were "the most bloodthirsty bandits in the history of mankind", received the most notorious reputation for sophisticated killers. In 1812 alone, about 40,000 people died at their hands
In the 19th century, the Tsarskoye Selo Arsenal occupied an almost central place in the park ensemble of Tsarskoye Selo
According to many contemporaries, False Dmitry I had the right to the throne. Who was this man, who had grasped the highest power - - riddle. He was considered by both the fugitive monk Grishka Otrepiev, and the Portuguese, and the cunning Italian
The figure of False Dmitry I still causes a lot of controversy. Rumors and speculation surrounded the liar more during his lifetime, with the historical memory of him, everything is also far from unambiguous
It would seem difficult to find new evidence of the terrible events that took place on the night of July 16-17, 1918. Even people far from the ideas of monarchism remember that this night was fatal for the royal family of Romanov
The history of the Russian Emperor Nicholas II, the execution of him and his entire family has been exciting the minds for almost a hundred years. The Russian Orthodox Church even ranked the Romanov family as a saint and in its absurdity even goes as far as banning the film "Matilda"
You can often find statements that some European crowned heads had full opportunity through diplomatic channels to help out of the Bolshevik captivity, if not Nicholas II himself, then at least his wife and children
On the eve of the February Revolution, politicians and generals hatched plans for a palace coup. The most amazing thing is that close relatives of Nicholas II also played an active role in this
In 1917, Nicholas II accepts the sacrifice. What is the essence of his sacrifice? The Emperor had the opportunity to gather an army or regiment of people loyal to him and continue the fight. But he left the fight
According to historian Sergei Zhelenkov, there was no execution of the Romanovs
The canonization of the royal family of the Romanovs and, above all, of Emperor Nicholas II himself, is not perceived unambiguously by everyone. Quite often one hears questions: what did this king do that, for which he was canonized? Let's turn to the facts
The last direct descendant of the Romanovs who ruled on the Russian throne was Elizaveta Petrovna. The Great Empress died on January 5, 1762. The first tsar with German blood After Elizabeth, Peter III ascended the throne
And everything was so great at the beginning. Tsarevich Nikolai Alexandrovich at the end of 1890 set off on a sea voyage to the Far East aboard the armored cruiser "Pamyat Azov"
As you know, in 1918 the entire royal family was shot in the Ipatiev house, in Yekaterinburg. There is still debate about whether the emperor himself, his wife and their children could have avoided a terrible fate
Unknown facts from the life of the imperial family. The ordinary, casual life of tsars still remains largely a secret behind seven seals. And meanwhile, today she can surprise many
It is clear that history does not like the subjunctive mood, but the historian Vladimir Fetisov somehow calculated that in today's realities Nicholas II would be considered the richest man in the world
The shooting by the Bolsheviks in July 1918 of the royal family in Yekaterinburg (later Sverdlovsk and again Yekaterinburg) was not advertised in the USSR. This is understandable: who will direct the shadow on his own fence. And yet, once it eluded censorship
Who was hiding under the nickname Jack the Ripper
In 1888 London was shocked by a series of brutal murders in the Whitechapel area. It was a slum area where various dregs of society settled, among which there were a lot of immigrants
In 1979, a group of enthusiasts discovered the place where the Bolsheviks hid the bodies of Nicholas II, his relatives and servants
Briton David Bullock established that the late 19th century serial killer Jack the Ripper was a certain Thomas Cutbush, whose grave is located in London's Noonhead Cemetery
For famously twisted plots, the forty-five-year-old American writer, author of detective stories Patricia Cornwell is often compared to the famous John Grisham. Patricia earned $ 150 million from novels about forensic scientist Ney Scarpetta
1888 - London's East End witnessed a series of brutal murders of prostitutes. Until our time, these crimes remain unsolved. Jack the Ripper, who he really was - a maniac surgeon?
The accession to the Russian throne of the Romanov family was accompanied by evil and mystical events