People share accepted opinions on every famous historical event. However, there is a chance that some of them were imposed on us by the powers that be, possibly for their profit. The alternative does not always mean correct, and they are not officially recognized (however, we wish the last point was true!)
TIMESTAMPS
New Egyptian discoveries 0:42
Fortune hunting in Troy 2:02
The Pearl Harbor attack was provoked by the USA 2:40
The chronology mix-up 3:21
Michael Jackson faked his death and moved to Bahrain 5:11
Titanic sinking alternative theories 6:31
SUMMARY
- Scientists still debate the year of construction of the Egyptian pyramids, the world’s oldest monumental structures. It sounds funny, but the date difference goes from several centuries to 1,000 years! The deep furrows on the Sphinx’s body were proved to be the remains of water erosion. However, the weather in Egypt had not been so rainy for at least 8,000 years. This brings us to the conclusion that the Sphinx might be more than 8,000 years old.
- It is commonly believed that the city of Troy was most likely situated on the Turkish hill Hisarlik and later discovered by archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann. However, his colleagues doubted his discovery and considered him to be a fortune hunter.
- One theory suggests that Franklin D. Roosevelt understood that the only way to influence world history was to interfere in World War II, although American society strongly held different opinions. This theory claims that Roosevelt provoked Japan to start the attack by proposing an ultimatum document: the "Hull note."
- Isaac Newton was the first to recognize a mix-up in his monumental work The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended. There were a lot of mismatches. For example, there is a huge disambiguation about the total number of Egyptian Pharaohs: the lists of rulers differ one from another.
- Version № 1 suggests that the sunken ship was the Olympic, an identical ship to the Titanic. The Olympic was constructed a year before and was accidentally damaged with no insurance to cover the costs. To pay the damages, White Star Line came up with the case of the century: they decided to secretly switch the vessels before the sailing. They wanted to send the old and damaged Olympic instead of the new Titanic, fake the crash in the sea, evacuate the passengers to the nearest ships, and easily get the insurance money. But the harsh reality showed that the old Olympic sank too quickly, and the nearest ships were not near enough to save the passengers.
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