1] Encounter before death
On July 28, 1890, King Umberto I of Italy went to Monza, a few miles outside Milan, to prepare for the award the next day. That night, the king went to a small restaurant to have dinner. The king found that the appearance and body shape of the owner were very similar to his own. After talking, he discovered that they were born in the same place, the same month, the same year, the same day, the same name, and the same birth date in 1868. They got married on April 22, 1866. Their wives were both named Margarita, and they both had a son named Vittorio. The hotel opened on the day the king ascended the throne. Both of them received the Medal of Valor at the same time in 1866. The next day the shopkeeper was accidentally shot and killed in a shooting, and the king was shot to death by an assassin on the same day.
\ F. Kennedy) entered Congress in 1946, 100 years apart. Lincoln was elected President of the United States in 1860, and Kennedy was elected President of the United States in 1960, 100 years apart. Both of them had seven-letter surnames, and both had a special interest in civil rights. Their wives Both experienced miscarriage while living in the White House. Both were assassinated on Friday. Both were shot in the head. The murderers of both were Southerners. Both presidential heirs were Southerners, and their heirs were named Johnson. Andrew Johnson, who succeeded Lincoln, Johnson was born in 1808. Lyndon B. Johnson, who succeeded Kennedy, was born in 1908. John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Lincoln, was born in 1839. Lee Harvey, the assassin of Kennedy. Oswald) was born in 1939
Lincoln's assassin ran out of a theater and was captured in a warehouse
Kennedy's assassin ran out of a warehouse and was captured in a theater
Both murderers were shot before the trial began
[3] The mystery of the Titan shipwreck
1898 In 2006, British writer Morgan Danger Code Robertson wrote a novel called "In vain". The novel describes an unsinkable luxury ship named Titan, which sailed from the United Kingdom to the United States on the other side of the ocean. This is the largest and most luxurious passenger ship in the history of human navigation, and the equipment on board is unprecedented. It had all the luxurious facilities available at the time, and the ship was full of wealthy passengers, who enjoyed themselves on the ship. However, the ship hit an iceberg during its first voyage and sank tragically. No one expected that the story written in this novel would become an unfortunate reality fourteen years later. On the night of April 4, 1912, the largest luxury liner at that time, the Titanic, hit an iceberg and sank. After the tragedy, some people thought of this novel and found that there are many similarities between the two ships: "Both ships are the same." They sank on their first voyage. The reason was that they all hit an iceberg. The accident locations were all in the North Atlantic.
Ship name: Titan/Titanic
Time of sailing: They were all from the United Kingdom to the United States.
Month of the disaster: April/4. Month
Number of passengers and ships: 3000/2207
Number of lifeboats: 24/20
Carrying capacity: 75000 tons/66000 tons
Length: 800/882.5
Number of propellers: 3/3
Speed at the time of collision: 25 knots / 23 knots
The reason for the heavy casualties of the passengers: there were not enough lifeboats on the ship
[4] Tecumseh Curse
The famous "Tecumseh Curse" Curse)
It is said that because the Americans did this "unnatural" thing, some people believe that this has brought about a president who has died in office every 20 years since 1840. The only one who escaped was President Reagan, who was elected in 1980.
Harrison Sr. was the ninth president of the United States who took office in 1841. His father, Sr. Harrison, was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.Harrison Sr. initially studied medicine. After his father died and had no money, he joined the army. He fought bravely in the Indian Wars in the American Northwest (1790s) and became an officer. In 1811, as the governor of the Indian Territory, he led a group of professional soldiers and militiamen to massacre the Indians of the Shawnee tribe. This made him famous throughout the country. People called him "Old Tippecanoe", referring to his victory in wiping out the Indians at Tippecanoe Creek. The slogan of his campaign for President of the United States was "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too" (Tyler was his running mate).
Bear the brunt. The president elected in 1840, the Whig party (Whigs) Harrison Sr., died a month after taking office. He first caught a cold and could not be cured. The Whig party was formed by the political opponents of the democratic party Jackson, the vengeful Jackson mentioned earlier.
The 16th president elected in 1860, Republican Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 and died in his second term. A Confederate sympathizer, "The Immortal" (John Booth), shoots and then goes free.
\The 20th president elected in 1880, Republican James Garfield, was assassinated in 1881 and died in his tenth week in office. As mentioned before, a little traitor who failed to become an official shot and killed Garfield.
The 25th president who was re-elected in 1900, Republican William McKinley was shot by Leon Czolgosz in 1901 and died in office. The assassin said, "I do my part. I don't think one person should have so much work to do while the other person (me) has nothing to do." McCaney is indeed very busy, and his China policy is the famous "The Open Door Policy." During this period, the Boxer Rebellion broke out in China.
The 29th president elected in 1920, Republican Warren Gamaliel Harding, died of a sudden illness in 1920. Some people believe that Harding was involved in a corruption scandal and that Mrs. Harding poisoned her husband to avoid the humiliation of impeachment. Harding married a 30-year-old divorced woman at the age of 25, who later became Mrs. Harding. This woman successfully developed their newspaper business and launched Harding into politics.
The 32nd president re-elected in 1940, Democratic Party member Franklin D Roosevelt, died of illness in office in 1945.
The 35th president elected in 1960, Democratic Party member John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.
The 40th president elected in 1980, Republican Ronald W. Reagan was assassinated in 1980 and was seriously injured but survived. He was the only president to escape the "Tekomo Curse". The assassin was simply a love offering to actress Jolie Foster.
Twenty years later, in 2000, Bush was elected. . .
