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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About One that really stands out to me is of the Filipino Zoo Girl that was on display in the Coney Island Zoo in 1914. She was bound by ropes and people tossed peanuts at her. It's just heartbreaking to see something like that happen, especially to a child so young.

Many people have no idea that [human zoos] existed, but they are definitely a dark part of history. What's crazy is that there have still been some that have popped up in the 21st century, although not as cruel as they used to be.

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Caro Caro 2 years ago

This is horrible and sad. Poor girl.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Radium Girls. In the 1920s, they worked at a watch company painting the hours on the watches using radium, a radioactive element that glows in the dark. They did this with no PPE and weren't told radium is dangerous. Meanwhile, the chemists had full PPE and worked in a sealed environment.

Worse, they were instructed to lick the tip of the brush to make a very fine point. Some of them would paint their nails or their teeth with it for fun when they went out at night.

They would develop cancer whenever the paint touched, and many of them had such decay in their jaws that their mandibles had to be held on with bandages.

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Monday 2 years ago

It was considered to be a glamourous job too so many young women flocked to these positions. They had to fight tooth and nail to get compensation years later when the dangers of radium finally became public knowledge. There was also a guy who drank huge amounts of radithor (radium infused water) every day until his jaw fell off. Look up Eben Byers if you want to see what a jawless man looks like.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The massacre of kalavrita. It is a village is Greece. The Germans entered it and rounded up all the male villagers in a field. They then shot them all with machine guns. After that they got the children and women and put them in the church. When everyone was inside, they locked the doors and set fire to the church. Around 20 minutes into the burning, a German soldier couldn’t take it anymore and opened the doors. Around half of the people escaped the fire but the rest perished. The German soldier was shot for this, and if you go to kalavrita today his name is on the memorial. No one was punished for this apart from the leader of the division, who I was told by my grandmother that he [perished] in a gulag. But everyone else got away with it. It is sad that no one knows about this, as things like this happened all over Greece and Russia and Poland. I only know about this because my Great grandmother was one who escaped in the church. This massacre was in retaliation for the villagers supporting the local resistance force, which had recently [unalived] about 10 nazis.

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Sinkvenice 2 years ago

"Unalived"? I'm pretty sure nobody would be triggered or have an anxiety attack by reading that Nazis were killed.

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Mother Theresa being an absolute evil b***h. Letting so many [perish] on her watch, while collecting millions from dictators for the Vatican.

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alwaysMispelled 2 years ago

I don't understand why western media treated her like a saint, because they did. I don't remember any 20/20 or frontline stories about her not giving people pain medication because it was good for their souls to suffer, or whatever BS she spouted

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Jellyboys
During the 1800s British noblemen in India would use so called jellyboys (local boys smeared in jam) to walk beside them attracting all the bugs, flies and mosquitoes, creating a neat golfing experience for the nobility and a not so neat experience for the boys.

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title track 2 years ago

King Pepi II had his slaves covered in honey so as to attract the flies to them and not him around 2280BC

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Magdalene asylums, also known as Magdalene laundries. Places of "reform" for women that didn't fit the idea of a good upstanding citizen. The most well known ones were in Ireland. The women and girls were abused and mistreated by asylum staff, most of whom were nuns.

Mass graves, selling these women's children to people in other countries, blocking any parental rights... There's apparently at least one movie coming out, a lot of stories about it, and so many people sharing stories from their mothers and grandmothers. I guess it's more well known than I first thought.

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Jiminy 2 years ago (edited)

They had similar ones for adolescents in the GDR until 1990, though not led by nuns. They were for boys and girls alike, who were labeled as "hard to educate" (read: didn't fit into the "socialist" society) or whose parents spoke out against the regime.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Not many people outside of Canada know about the abusive residential schools many indigenous kids were forced to go to (up until the 90’s!!), but even less know that many were also experimented on in the quest to cure tuberculosis. Truly sick stuff.

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Dre Mosley 2 years ago

Pretty much every country with an indigenous population is guilty of mistreating it, sadly.

225points

This is more modern history (current history to be precise) but ...

The Chinese Communist Party actively engaging in Nazi germany style genocide of Uighur Muslims via imprisonment in concentration camps. Forcing them into slave labour and [taking out] them if they do not comply.

There is an estimated 1 million Uighur muslims currently being held in these camps with an undisclosed number of them dead (due to the secrecy of the CCP)

Most people don’t know about this and the ones that do just bury their heads in the sand.

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Mr Zipperface 2 years ago

Widely known, widely ignored unfortunately.

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Donny Winardi 2 years ago

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Fred L. 2 years ago

That is not little-known, just not acted on as it should be.

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Nubis Knight 2 years ago

I'm especially dissapointed with Disney for acting it down while filming Mulan nearby that concentration Camps.

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Richard A Petro 2 years ago

China has nuclear weapons. China also has a chip on its shoulder due to the "hundred years of humiliation" it suffered at the hands of the Western powers and Japan. China also isn't appreciative of "religion". In short, besides wringing hands, publicizing the atrocity and applying, well, a couple of sanctions, don't expect anything much to change here as commerce, trade and the stock market would have a devil of a time showing a profit during a nuclear exchange. As Einstein was reported to have commented, "I don't know how WW3 will be fought but I know WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones."

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PandaRave 2 years ago

It was estimated that 1 million Uighurs are facing that months, even a year ago. When will we get to learn the modern numbers? Those pieces of s**t probably learned from the Nazis not to document their genocide too well.

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Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! 2 years ago

Bored Panda. Stop censoring words. It only serves to sanitize aspects of history that need to be talked about and remembered accurately.

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Sapna Sarfare 2 years ago

The fact that no one is speaking about these camps is scary... not even the Muslim countries...

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Busy Panda 2 years ago

People speak https:www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55794071.amp But speaking only is not enough. Alas, almost the whole world speak against and condemn Russia for invading Ukraine (thanks to relentless campaign from Ukraine's president, Volodimyr Zelinskyy). But even it is not enough to help Ukraine.

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Busy Panda 2 years ago

@Donny Winardi There are many reports from credible media and testimonies from survivors speaking against inhuman treatment in the camp. I just provided links to 2 of those sources in my replies to your comment. I think you should read them before defend the CCP.

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Donny Winardi 2 years ago

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Andonis600 2 years ago

I mean, at least taking out sounds better than unaliving.

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Nadhrah Chowdhury 1 year ago

if a white christian man kills someone they will just say 'man' killed a person on the news. If a black christian man killed someone they will say 'black man' on the news. If a muslim man or jewish man or someone from a different race or religion kills them they will saw " (Whatever race he is and Muslim/Jewish/buddhist?etc man killed somone.

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Marykay Klim 1 year ago

Muslims, Jews and Christians are all enemies of the state. And there are certainly concentration camps in China. I try to boycott Chinese goods as much as possible (not so easy to do either.)

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Fresh Big 2 years ago

What has been the response from Muslim countries? Especially Pakistan? Haven't seen any reports in western media. Can anyone enlighten.

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Mokayokok 2 years ago

I was always confused on how the f**k nobody did anything concerning the German Concentration camps. Like how could ppl know that there are ppl being tortured & just do nothing about it, BUT THEN I read that there are still f*****g concentration camps in China of which I was completely unaware of - ignorance is dangerous & now I’m a goddamn hypocrite.

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jimmy pop 2 years ago

Several decades ago Brazil had similar work and concentration camps during its dictatorial regime and Volkswagen built a large factory, in which the workers were utilized. Volkswagen recently built a large factory in close proximity to several of these imprisonment camps in China ... I wonder why. Of course they deny any forced labor rumors. Surely they can be trusted ...

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Julie Anna Schultz 2 years ago

And the Rohinga in Burma(?)

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Donny Winardi 2 years ago

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Aussie Bloke 2 years ago

China is a blight on the entire planet.

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Suzy the observer 2 years ago

China is a juggernaut that needs to be stopped.

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Donny Winardi 2 years ago

why not start by destroying all chinese made stuffs in your home ? and boycott all chinese related items ?

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2 years ago

It's still happening today and hardly anyone even does anything...

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Zann S Massie 1 month ago

Is known but no one seems to care..even now 2024

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Belle Plummer 1 year ago

All the liberals who had "Free Tibet " bumper stickers don't have them anymore, either. We like our IPhones, our cheap clothes, and to be honest, all the drugs that come out of Chins. And, because China is such a huge market, our commercial industries, including the movies, etc., change their scripts to please the Chinese government.

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Tessa Fontaine 1 year ago

‘taking out’… are you kidding me? This is a horrible atrocity, but BP’s censoring gets on my nerves…

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the_harbringer_of_doom 1 year ago

omfg

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Mary 2 years ago

Oh I know. However did you know that it’s also where your hair extensions may come from? Listened to one survivor how their beautiful Long black hair was chopped off and used for sale. Btw I had a friend who had the most beautiful long blonde hair and would have it cut to donate

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Maria Andra 2 years ago

Hablamos de Palestina también? Ellos también son musulmanes, también están oprimidos, maltratos, echados de sus casa, etc...

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Alexander 2 years ago

sometimes i ask myself: "did the allies learned nothing out of ww2"................. There is a country banning press, getting more radical, introducing political indoctrination in schools, developing a strong leader-cult (ok.... to be fair, same in the US so far, but I am not quite finished), militarizing rapidely, having a One-party-system and talking always over other countries that "belong to us and needs to get reconquered" (taiwan)..... Oh and dont forget the concentration camps where millions of people (Uigures) are forced to work until they die.......................If the allies hadnt wasted so much time giving hitler time for preparing his army, influencing and annexing smaller countries, ww2 would have been much shorter........ just saying.....

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Jim Smith 2 years ago

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Amanda Hunter 2 years ago

True, China is a vile and malicious country.

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Naiya 2 years ago

what the f**k?

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Joe Zhao 2 years ago

I am Chinese and I'm shocked by this

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Dorothy Cloud 2 years ago

And the US government deals with them. Half the items in a lot of our stores are "made in China". I try not to buy it if it's labeled as such. Difficult, always in tiny print or not at all, as made in China.

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humdrum 2 years ago

Let's all type "I care" on our phones that are at least part made in China. It's easier to upvote things that can't be helped anymore.

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B S 2 years ago

i knew/know and have been beating the "f**k china" drum myself for years.

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Angela Philp 2 years ago

The prisoners are essentially waiting to have organs harvested, or experimented on or tortured. Everyone is turning a blind eye on this and it's such a huge thing that is happening

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Anita Pickle 2 years ago

Actually most people do know, but their governments do not care and tell them to pretty much mind their own business. The US (both major political parties)is a big backer of China and getting rich off of their slave labor and not giving two shits about their genocide and torture of men women and children, just as long as politicians keep getting rich who gives a s**t no big deal.

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Tracy Wallick 2 years ago

They don't bury their heads in the sand, people don't know what if anything they can do about it.

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AK to LV 2 years ago

Also, the children of these political prisoners are being raised in orphanages.

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GrayBrows 2 years ago

Commies

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VulcansAreSexy 2 years ago

The BP censors missed the word 'dead'! Now I'm offended! /s

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Mud spider 2 years ago

This is happening right now?

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El Dee 2 years ago

Only recently has the west suddenly 'discovered' this when it suited various countries to do so. In reality this has been going on for many, many decades. I found out by chance about 25 years ago and it had been ongoing for many years then. It is truly horrible but our own political leaders' knowledge of this and inaction is also horrible..

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Yayaboobo 2 years ago

What can we do? Really I need to know.

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Party Poison 2 years ago

See the following article on the harmful stereotypes perpetuated through the Dothraki in GoT and GRRM harmful claims that they are "real history'. Near the end of this article Professor Deveraux also writes about this affecting the Uyghurs. https://acoup.blog/2021/01/08/collections-that-dothraki-horde-part-iv-screamers-and-howlers/

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Mental Liberals 2 years ago

Most people do know about this, but china owns & controls much of these countries - like Amerika

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Suzanne Haigh 2 years ago

What about what the Japanese did to the Chinese? Can not say China was the worst.

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Terran 2 years ago

If you want to know more about the Uyghurs I recommend traveling to Xinjiang, the Uyghur region, they are quite welcoming people and the tourist infrastructure became quite supreme in the last few years. They love talking about their cultural heritage and will gladly show you ther beautifull mosques. If you tell them about the ongoing genocide however, they might be a bit confused, as they do not realize, that they are all meant to be murdered. Of course, the information we get about the Uyghurs might also be a very generous view of a handfull of re-education camps, I mean, there has been actual terrorism by radical islamists.

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Correy 2 years ago

I live in mainland china and I could assure you those camps are not anything remotely to concentration camps. These cmapanprovide work for people, and the west boycotting the Xinjiang products actually hurt the local economy more you idiots

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Donny Winardi 2 years ago

I found it odd, as before covid19, Kashgar market is one of the world's tourist destinations. My cousins went there in 2019 and he saw nothing of the concentrations camps ... people lived happily there (they were muslims). You are the victims of western propaganda. Hui Chinese are muslim and they lived peacefully in China. For those who did not know, Chinese government treat Islam as indigenous religion, they protected it and supported it. Hui community is the proof. Apart from christianity, that they viewed as "outsider's" religion and therefore treated as such are there "concentration camps" in Xinjiang ? if you're thinking of Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Sobibor, or Treblinka, you are very mistaken. The aim of these re-education camps is to fight extremism, provide training and mandarin language so native people can work in the competitive working environment in China it is actually a de-radicalization camp for returning combatants and their families.

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Paul Mitchell 2 years ago

There is no good evidence of this happening, unlike the rest of the stories here, this is not verifiable which is why there are no pictures. Some say it's just western lies.

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Melissa Rodriguez 2 years ago

Look at all the problems caused by White colonialism in the name of Christianity and rethink your idiotic comment

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Dee Tag 2 years ago

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K Wit 2 years ago

There's literally reports and pictures and intelligence about this. The US even seized a truck full of hair being sold that was taken from the women to sell to cosmetic companies for wigs and extensions

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The New London School Explosion. On the afternoon of March 18, 1937, the shop teacher at the school in New London, TX turned on an electric sander. Unbeknownst to him, there was a massive natural gas leak under the school. The sander sparked, which ignited the gas and caused a massive explosion that [unalived] almost 300 students and teachers. It was absolutely horrific. The force of the explosion was so great that a two ton block of concrete crushed a car parked 200 feet away. This event is actually why natural gas has a smell now. They started adding it after the explosion so that something like this couldn’t ever happen again.

My grandfather was actually one of the survivors of the explosion. He never talked about it, even to his own family, so I didn’t really know too much about it (other than the fact that he’d survived) until after his [passing]. Toward the end of his life, he’d suffered a series of strokes that left him pretty physically incapacitated, so my dad had given him a voice-activated tape recorder and suggested maybe he could record his memoirs for his grandkids to listen to someday. As it turns out, he did. We have hours and hours of cassette tapes of him telling the story of his (actually very interesting) life, including a big section on the New London school explosion. For the sake of everyone’s privacy, I’ll call my grandfather Papa and use an initial for anyone else.

Papa was in eighth grade when it happened, in his English class at about 3:00 PM on a Thursday afternoon. At the beginning of class, Papa and his buddy T had been messing around and being loud in the back of the classroom (as eighth grade boys often do). His teacher, Miss M, had enough of their disruptions and made Papa switch seats with another student. He moved into the girl’s desk in the front row, and she moved back into his desk in the back of the room. When the school exploded, they were taking a test on the book Ivanhoe. Papa was knocked out for a short time, and when he woke up, he couldn’t see anything because the dust was so thick. He looked down and saw that his pencil had blown clear through his hand. When the dust cleared, he saw that the whole back of the room was gone. I won’t go into details, but there were bodies (and parts of bodies) everywhere. The students in the front half of the room survived. The students in the back half did not. That included Papa’s friend T and the little girl who’d been forced to take Papa’s desk because of his misbehavior at the beginning of class. If he hadn’t been acting up, he would have been [unalived] and she would have lived. He carried the guilt of her [passing] until the day he [passed away].

Papa’s classroom was on the second floor. There wasn’t any way to get to the room other than the open cavity of the explosion. After the few seconds of initial shock wore off, he and another classmate jumped into action. They were the only two kids in the class who hadn’t been badly injured. They made a tourniquet out of a sock and a shoelace for a girl with a severe injury to her arm and dug out their teacher, who was alive, but badly injured. By then, men were running up underneath the hole, so Papa and the other boy started lowering the injured to them. Then those who could walk, including Papa, climbed down. He ran off to look for his older brother, B, to see if he was OK.

As it turned out, B had been supposed to be in Geometry class. However, he and his buddy had snuck out to go fishing. The explosion happened as they were opening the door to head out to the parking lot. The force of the blast sent them tumbling head over foot across the lot. They were both banged up and dazed, but they survived. The rest of their Geometry class was [unalived]. I don’t know that there’s a moral in the fact that both my grandfather and his brother survived because they were misbehaving that day. I do know that it weighed very heavily on both of them for he rest of their lives.

There’s a lot more to his story about the day and the aftermath (most of it absolutely horrific), but I won’t go into all of it here. A few small tidbits though:
- Papa and the boy who helped him rescue the other students from their classroom were both awarded medals and certificates of valor for their actions that day.
- Nearly every family in town lost a child - some all of their children. I’m sure you can imagine the extreme toll this took on everyone’s mental health. Papa described New London in the months following the explosion as a “town with no children.” To help with the healing process, the oil companies actively recruited families with kids to transfer in, so that there was some sense of normalcy when school started again in the fall.
- Papa had played French horn in the school band. However, when school started up again, he was asked to switch to trumpet, as the entire trumpet section had been [unalived].

A few years later, my grandfather went on to fight in World War II, and he saw some of the worst conflict in the Pacific (including Peleliu and the liberation of Manila). But he said that nothing he saw during the war was ever as bad as what he saw the day of the explosion. I’m always amazed that more people don’t know about it. It was major international news at the time.

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Monday 2 years ago

There's a documentary on this one available on Youtube from the channel BadHQ. It's called Disasters Of The Century | New London School Explosion if anyone is interested.

157points

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The Holodomor. Just Google it. Stalin starved around 10 million Ukrainians to further his political agenda. Was absolutely disgusting.

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Paul C. 2 years ago

History dreadfully repeating itself.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Children's Blizzard. It occurred in January 1888 on an unseasonably warm day. The weather was nice and many school-kids were tricked into not wearing coats or jackets to school, some only in short sleeves. While the kids were in class, the weather outside changed dramatically from warm and sunny at noon to dark and heavy like a thunderstorm, with heavy winds and visibility at 3 steps by 3 pm. Children left school to go home and do their chores (this was in Minnesota) and were expected to milk the cows and do whatever else was involved in the family farm. But they got lost in the darkness and snow and the wind and many froze in their town, just yards from houses or other sources of refuge. 235 people, mostly children [perished].

There is a novel about the blizzard out now, and there is a nonfiction book about the event as well. I think they have the same title, different authors:

The Children's Blizzard (Nonfiction by David Laskin)

The Children's Blizzard (Fiction by Melanie Benjamin)

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MissPrideGirl 2 years ago

Those poor children. I wonder what happened to the parents after the blizzard.

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#13

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Child marriage in America isn't talked about as much as it should be.

What's worse is that it's *still* a thing.

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Nubis Knight 2 years ago

And may become a even bigger thing as in some conservative states the conservative politics press Charge for Lifting the minimal age for getting married so they could marry their underaged child-brides.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The sad case of Ota Benga. He was a “pygmy” boy from the Congo who was essentially captured and brought to the USA to be displayed in freak shows. He had undergone tribal customs such as having his teeth filed into points before his capture.

He eventually got out of the carnivals and dreamed of returning to Africa, then WWI happened, making the trip impossible for the foreseeable future. He [ended himself] by gunshot.

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Kristy Nelson 2 years ago

So horrible.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About In the US it was common to do invasive surgery on infants without anesthesia until the mid 1980s. It was thought that newborns couldn’t feel pain.

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Monday 2 years ago

That logic has never made any sense. Surely people must have noticed if you pinch a baby they cry?

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The R*pe of Nanking, a six week episode of mass murder, r*pe, torture, theft, arson, and various other war crimes committed by Imperial Japanese soldiers against the Chinese civilians of Nanking (formerly China's capital) during the second Sino-Japanese War. This happened from December of 1937 when the Japanese captured Nanking after a crushing defeat for the Chinese (of varying severity depending on which side you ask) to January of 1938 when the Japanese finished establishing the new "collaborative" government in the city. The body count was massive (estimates range from 40-50,000 to over 300,000), but the massacre is not only remembered for how many people [perished]. It is mainly remembered for the staggering level of cruelty on display, to the point the soldiers even made *games* out of butchering people. One such "game" involved the soldiers throwing babies up into the air and trying to catch them on their bayonets when they came back down. Live burials, castration, brutal r*pe, and the roasting of people became routine then the soldiers started getting bored and thought up even more twisted s**t like hanging people from their tongues on iron hooks, burying them up to the waist and setting hungry dogs on them, or forcing families to engage in incestuous acts. Homes and businesses would be randomly picked out and raided nightly, the Chinese hiding inside all systematically [unalived], r*ped first if they were unlucky enough to be a woman that wasn't elderly or a toddler, and children were not exempt from the worst of it. Just about any horrible thing you can think to do to another person it probably actually happened in Nanking. Even the Nazis in the city at the time were horrified by the carnage, one calling it "the work of b*****l machinery".

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Chich 2 years ago

And I don't think Japan has owned up to it yet.

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Vipeholm Experiment.

Sweden are mostly known as a not very scary country. With good and mostly accessible dental care.

The Vipeholm experiments were a series of human experiments where patients of Vipeholm Hospital for the intellectually disabled in Lund, Sweden, were fed large amounts of sweets to provoke dental caries (1945–1955). The experiments were sponsored both by the sugar industry and the dentist community, in an effort to determine whether carbohydrates affected the formation of cavities.

The experiments provided extensive knowledge about dental health and resulted in enough empirical data to link the intake of sugar to dental caries.[1] However, today they are considered to have violated the principles of medical ethics.

Hey, you are institutionalized and suffering and powerless - let's make your teeth rot out of your skull. For uhhh science.

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Jaguarundi 2 years ago

Well, it's nice to know that America is not the only country to exploit their institutionalized, and/or mentally handicapped people, for advancing medical science.

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British Gulags in Kenya. 1.5 million indigenous Kenyans were placed in concentration camps. Many of them were tortured. Many of them were [unalived]. But all of them suffered, and with silence from the international press. It's ironic that the Brits criticised the Soviet Union for their inhumane gulags yet they had gulags of their own in British Protectorate Kenya. This happened in the 1950s, after the second world war.

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juezyparte 2 years ago

If I read unalived one more time I’m gonna kill myself, I’m gonna shoot my brains out… what I mean is: if I have to read unalived till I’m old I think I’m rather gonna commit suicide, of the killing myself variety…

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People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Ideal Maternity Home here in Canada. From the 1920s till the 1940s, they took in babies from unwed mothers and they were selling them especially to desperate jewish families in New Jersey (adoption was illegal in the US back then).

It was later discovered that the people who ran this business would starve the "unmarketable" babies by feeding them only molasses and water (the babies would last around 2 weeks on this diet). They put the corpses in wooden box often used for butter and that's why the victims are called the Butterbox Babies. The boxes were either buried on the property or at sea or burned in the home furnace. The parents who gave their child to this maternity home would go back and see how their child is doing but were told the child has [passed away] when in fact it had been sold to adopting parents. Between 400 and 600 [passed away] in that home and at least a thousand were adopted but sadly, the adopted babies often suffered from diseases because of the unsanitary conditions and lack of care at the home.

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scotty 2 years ago

Adoption was not illegal in the US at that time.

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The Cambodian Genocide. You could have been [unalived] just for wearing glasses, therefore being an intellectual (at least this was the Khmer Rouge logic). The prisoners were tortured so badly that they tried to commit suicide in every possibile way, even by using some spoons.
The executions used to be like this: the prisoners were put on a straight line and to the second prisoner was given an object like a shovel or a hammer which he had to use to [unalive] the prisoner in front of him. Then, the same object was given to the third prisoners and the cycle would repeat until there was nobody alive except for the last prisoner on the line, who was then [unalived] by the guards.
Since many medics were [unalived] or sent to work as farmers, the local regime used child medics to conduct experiments on the prisoners: they used teenagers with no knowledge of western medicine to experiment on people without anesthesia. For example, they opened one person's chest just to see his heart beating.
Imho, this s**t is even worse than Unit 731.

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Final score:

134points

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Lylan Daina 2 years ago

I highly recommend the book The stones cry out: a Cambodian childhood.

64points

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#21

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Cadaver Synod

Basically the pope had a previous Pope's corpse exhumed so the corpse could stand trial for something made up. So they dug up his bloated 7 month old corpse and convicted him, retroactively nullifying his papacy. Then they dumped his bloated and convicted corpse in a river. The people got pissed and overthrew the pope, who was strangled in prison. The next pope came along and had the corpse collected from the river and its papacy posthumously reinstated.

897 was a crazy year.

Intense_as_camping , wikimedia.commons Report

Final score:

130points

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K- THULU 2 years ago

All fun and games at the Vatican!

126points

#22

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About "Khuk Khi Kai," or the "Chicken Poop Prison" in Thailand. Used by French forces to hold political prisoners (rebellious Thai people) in the Chanthaburi region.

The long-standing impacts of this much-feared torture are still felt in the region today - there's a Thai saying for those who buck authority that roughly translates to "Be careful not to get caught in a chicken poop prison." I learned about this prison from my parents who learned about it from theirs.

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How it worked, was there was a small, 2-story prison. Bottom floor houses the prisoners, and the top floor is basically a huge chicken coop.

The grated floor/ceiling ensures that the chicken poop falls onto the prisoners below.

Apparently, even though the "maximum sentence" in Khuk Khi Kai was around a week, it was one of the most feared punishments there was.

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Final score:

125points

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... 2 years ago

I can't imagine the smell

93points

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#23

Croatia's Ustachas. Sick radical m***********s. "An ustacha that isn't able to take out a baby from its mother's womb with a blade, isn't a good ustacha." -Ante Pavelic

Some of their most horrific crimes were burning babies infront of their parents, mangling kids from 0-14 y/o with axes, raping girls infront of their mothers, cutting off the ears and noses of their prisoners while being alive. Even the nazis were horrified by these guys methods.

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Final score:

118points

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Caro Caro 2 years ago

The Ustaše was a Croatian fascist and ultranationalist organization active, as one organization, between 1929 and 1945, formally known as the Ustaša – Croatian Revolutionary. Its members murdered hundreds of thousands of Serbs, Jews, and Roma as well as political dissidents in Yugoslavia during World War II. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ustase

91points

#24

The United Fruit Company’s crimes in Latin America. They perpetrated massacres, slave labour, overthrew governments and generally just ravaged each country they stepped foot in. They left when the soil was dry and no-longer efficient, leaving millions out of work, destabilised governments and still continued to extort locals for years later. It is absolutely disgusting what they did, I encourage everyone to read about it.

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Final score:

116points

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Lucifer 2 years ago

They did this with the help of US government. And the term 'banana republic' was coined because of their monopoly in some regions.

129points

#25

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About In my family's region in Africa they used to carry out the "capital punishment" by snakebite.

Just a snakebite to each ankle, and then letting the man spend his remaining time with his family before he [passed away] (under supervision).

I thought it sounded sort of humane in a way, like our lethal injections, but apparently they say it was one of the most horrific ways that existed.

nonodru3 , Alfonso Castro Report

Final score:

115points

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CapitalDee 2 years ago

Does not sound at all humane

88points

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#26

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Once in the seventies, a film crew was filming an episode of The Six Million Dollar Man, and they were shooting at an amusement park fun house kind of thing. A stage hand was moving what he thought was a prop wax figure on a noose, only for one arm to fall off, revealing human flesh and bone underneath. After an autopsy, it was revealed to be the 60 something year old corpse of an old wild west outlaw that had been taxidermied to an extent.

BakedBrotato76 , wikimedia.commons Report

Final score:

113points

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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

The person who saw that must be very disturbed

104points

#27

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The January 1945 sinking of the MV Wilhelm Gustloff. It was a German ship carrying fleeing Germans from the Eastern Front to the West through the Baltic Sea. It was sunk by the Soviet Navy shorty after setting sail. The total [perished] toll is unknown but estimated at over 9000 since there were so many stowaways. It is the worst maritime disaster ever, several times more than the Titanic.

It didn't get nearly the press because they were the enemy so who cares, and the Nazi media certainly didn't report it because they're at the waning days of a war they're badly losing so the last thing they need is more hits to their already sinking morale.

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Final score:

95points

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Lee F. 2 years ago

Over 9000

57points

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#28

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Anyone who's familiar with Mary, Queen of Scots most likely knows that she was beheaded, but many people don't know *how* she was beheaded. My APUSH teacher told my class this story and it's probably one of the most simultaneously interesting, funniest, and saddest executions in history.

The first thing to note was that Mary wore a red dress rather than a white one for a very specific reason: after the execution of a royal or high-class person, commoners would often tear off blood-stained fabric from their clothing solely to flex that they got their hands on the blood of a noble. With red fabric, it would be difficult to see actual blood on the dress. Smart move on Mary's end.

During the actual execution, it was said that Mary's executioner was not very experienced and actually *missed* the initial swing, jamming the axe or whatever weapon they used into the back of her head rather than through her neck. This didn't [take out] her yet, though, and she instead made some sort of medieval olden-time exclamation that can be roughly translated to "goddamn!"

EDIT: After the executioner was done, he picked up her head by the hair, not knowing it was a wig, and the head fell out and rolled onto the floor (thanks Plug_5 and moiochi for reminding me)

After Mary was properly [unalived], her body was left for public viewing, but the audience was surprised to see her red dress start to rustle before allowing Mary's small terrier dog to climb out from underneath. Tragically, the dog refused to leave the body and eventually passed away after staying at the same spot for a lengthy amount of time.

History buffs, please feel free to make any corrections as I heard this story a while ago and probably made a few errors in my recalling! :)

TL;DR: Mary, Queen of Scots avoided crazy memorabilia-savers at her execution with a very intelligent move, got shanked in the head during a failed attempt, the executioner dropped her head onto the floor, and had her dog in her dress with her the entire time

kimneedstochill , wikimedia.commons Report

Final score:

93points

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Susie Elle 2 years ago

Jesus christ BP, 'unalived', seriously? Aside from that; that's quite a way to go :/

178points

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#29

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About Margaret Beaufort - mother of Henry VII (father of Henry VIII)

She was married off at age 12 to Edmund (25) who was desperate to get her pregnant as quickly as he could. It was not unusual for members of the aristocracy to marry young. It was slightly more unusual, because of the risk to both mother and child, for them to get pregnant before the age of 14.

Edmund [passed away] of plague while Margaret was pregnant, she was widowed and alone and pregnant during war. The birth was a very difficult one and would scar her forever. For a time they believed that she and her unborn child would perish. Not only was she very young but she was also slight of stature and undeveloped for her age so it’s a wonder she even survived childbirth. It was so difficult for her that she never became pregnant again over the rest of her years, despite remarrying two more times. It is widely believed that she was physically damaged during the childbirth and was unable to conceive again, but it’s also possible she was too traumatized to ever put herself in that situation again. Either way, Margaret devoted herself to her son, calling him “my dearest and only desired joy in this world.”

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Final score:

89points

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Aileen Grist 2 years ago

It's as well that the OP didn't say that she dedicated her life- or it would become unalivacated her life to him

162points

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#30

The Parsley Massacre.

Dominican dictator really didn't like Haitians, so he ordered Dominican troops to the northern border region, which was fairly loose and undefined at that time (1937), and told the troops to [unalive] any Haitians on the Dominican side which, again, was fairly unclear. How they determined who was Haitian and who was Dominican was based on how they pronounced the word 'parsley'...the vowel sounds in French and Haitian Kreyol make a Kreyol or French speaker saying the Spanish word very obvious.

The reports of what happened are truly horrific...babies on bayonets, head bashed on trees, etc...and somewhere around 15-20K people were murdered in less than a week. Most Haitians have stories about extended family or friends who were hunted like animals and murdered, and it's said that the Dajabòn River is where the murdered souls live...lots of folks won't drink water or wash in the river because it is (still) a river of blood. It ran red during the Massacre.

The DR paid reparations and citizens/survivors in Haiti got about 2 cents as their reparations because of corruption. The DR is still engaged in trying to get rid of anyone that looks Haitian (read: dark-skinned) with regular deportation of even Dominican citizens who might be Haitian descended or are too dark skinned to be Dominican (by state standards). It has created a huge crisis at the border...people are being forced into Haiti and don't speak Kreyol, don't have anywhere to go, and will never find work on Haiti. It's almost like the Massacre never ended...just evolved.

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Final score:

87points

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Mouse 2 years ago

Ok, first the unalived thing didn't bother me much. But it's been said so much in all these BP post,now I'm annoyed. Stop infantilizing your readers ffs.

173points

#31

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About During prohibition the government funded and lead an operation to release barrels of alcohol that they had poisoned to make people sick and shy away from bootleg liquor. Lots of people ended up [passing away] but people still drank more than ever.

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Final score:

80points

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

Government “forgotL to warn people about it. Since it had previously been OK to use in making “bathtub gin”, no one thought it would be hazardous. Just ONE warning would’ve saved lives.

48points

#32

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The St. Pierre Snake Invasion / The Eruption of Mt. Pelee

Volcanic eruption, Snake attacks, Boiling Mud Slide, Government negligence, Major volcanic eruption, Tsunami.

Population of 30,000 reduced to a population of 2.

In the late 1890’s and early 1900’s, St. Pierre, Martinique was known as the “Paris of the West Indies”. It was renown for its red-tiled cottage, beautiful tropical plants and charming streets. Although most of the population of 20,000 were native Martiniquans, most of the wealthy were Creoles or French colonial officials. The only thing marring this paradise was the volcano looming over its picturesque streets. Citizens of the area were so use to the volcanic activity on the ‘bald mountain’, that no one took it seriously when the fresh steaming vent-holes and earth tremors stared during April 1902.

On April 23, 1902, minor explosions began at the summit of the volcano. By early May, ash began to rain down continuously, and the nauseating stench of sulfur filled the air. The homes on the mountainside were made uninhabitable. Even worse, more than 100 snakes slithered down and invaded the mulatto quarter of St Pierre. The 6-ft long serpents [unalived] 50 people, mostly children, and many animals.

There are reports of horses, pigs and dogs screaming as red ants and foot long centipedes crawled up their legs and bit them. Things came to a head when on May 5, a landslide of boiling mud and water from the Etang Sec crater lake spilled into the River Blanche. Near the mouth of the river, 23 workman were [unalived] in a rum distillery.

This was followed by a tsunami that [unalived] hundreds. This naturally caused concern in the town, and many wanted to leave for Fort-de-France, Martinique’s second most important city. Unfortunately, this all coincided with a national election and public officials wanted to keep people in town to cast their ballots. They convened a committee to assess the danger, with the only scientist involved being a high school science teacher. The report they sent to Governor Louis Mouttet said “there is nothing in the activity of Mt. Pelée that warrants a departure from St. Pierre.” It concluded that “the safety of St. Pierre is completely assured.” On the assurance of that report, people from the countryside flocked into St. Pierre for safety.

They could not have been more wrong.

Three days later, May 8, Mt Pelee finally exploded, sending a murderous avalanche of white-hot lava straight toward the town. Within three minutes, St Pierre was completely obliterated.

There was a V shaped notched cut through the cliffs surrounding the summit crater. This acted as a gun sight pointing down at the town sending super-heated gas, ash and rock down at more than 100 miles per hour. The on slot was enough to move a three ton statue sixteen meters from its base, and blow one meter thick masonry walls to smithereens. It continued down to the shore and hit the ships in the harbor with hurricane force, capsizing several ships killing their crews. The heat set rum warehouses and distilleries ablaze and sent rivers of flaming liquid through the streets.

Of its 30,000 population, there were only two people survived.

Louis-Auguste Cyparis survived because he was in a poorly ventilated, dungeon-like jail cell.

Léon Compère-Léandre lived on the edge of the city and escaped with severe burns. Havivra Da Ifrile, a young girl, reportedly escaped with injuries during the eruption by taking a small boat to a cave down shore, and was later found adrift two miles from the island, unconscious. The event marked the only major volcanic disaster in the history of France and its overseas territories.

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Final score:

71points

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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

“Unalived”. What is it with this ridiculous censorship? I am curious in genral. I understand for most swear words since there may be a few kids but why censor words such as “r****m” or “death” in the posts?

173points

#33

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About The Halifax Explosion.

Regarded by many as the biggest man-made explosion prior to the invention of the atomic bomb. A ship laden with explosives collided with another vessel in Halifax Harbour. The resulting explosion flattened much of the city's downtown core, [unaliving] roughly 2,000 and injuring 9,000.

The blast is said to have temporarily displaced the water in the harbour, forming a tsunami that reached up to 15 metres high, surging over the wreckage of the waterfront.

The following day, Halifax was hit by a blizzard that dumped 40 cm of snow on top of the city, further complicating rescue efforts.

The city is also home to a cemetery where many victims of the Titanic were laid to rest. It is said that the body identification system developed at the time of the Titanic's sinking in 1912 aided efforts to identify victims of the Halifax explosion in 1917.

keoura , wikimedia.commons Report

Final score:

67points

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LJ Robinson 2 years ago

"Unaliving" 🤣🤣🤣 Ok, BP, now you're just being silly!

112points

#34

Dekulakization. The soviets [unalived] an entire social class of people. My great grandma was one of them, and witnessed her whole family be slaughtered in front of her. Then was told to run. My grandma was then raised in a gulag. Apparently it's not genocide though, because [taking out] an entire social class doesn't fit the technical definition.

ChinaCatLogan Report

Final score:

65points

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Jonny Man 2 years ago

I recall being in a bar back in early 2013 helping some friends with a gig they had there, Pink Floyd tribute concert. One of the guys we met there was a hardcore Tankie - if you're involved in leftist or progressive politics at all you know the kind. Got a few drinks in him and started spouting off about the necessity of dekulakizing the peasantry back in the day to kill off - sorry, [UNALIVE]-off class enemies. Sick thing is, this stupid jerk would've been first to go if that stuff happened today. Comfortable semi-bourgeois "working class" guy like him? Yeah, they'd've shot him and taken his stuff and that'd be the end of it. Someone oughta do a song called "Tankie Punks F*** Off!"

46points

#35

People Are Sharing 35 'Dark Events' From History You May Not Have Known About You know Jameson Whiskey?

Well a long a*s time ago in like the 19th one of their family Heirs fed a little girl to cannibals.

Like legit went and bought a little girl in the Congo as a slave and brought her up to a cannibal tribe because he wanted to see them.

Sick f**k drew pictures of it and s**t as it was happening.

Of course for years the family tried to bury the fact, and the stories and such. Discredit the witnesses.

But the crazy bastard was happy to document the whole thing, his only rebuttal incase it reflected badly on him was that "he wanted to see if they would do it"

And his accounts matched up with the evidence witnesses had provided.

MurrayMan92 , wikimedia.commons Report

Final score:

58points

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Eastendbird 2 years ago

Yeah, this is disputed. Link to the Snopes article: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jameson-whiskey-slave-cannibal/

65points

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Zophra 2 years ago

IF BP has to do this much editing, perhaps the article isn't worth posting? Seriously, this is a bizarre amount.

40points

mmph25 2 years ago

The unbelievable censoring is out of control. I never want to read the word unalived ever again.

49points

Queen fhk 2 years ago

Let me remind you of what type of cruelty that Will be a dark history for the younger generation to come. Well this article has forgotten the atrocities committed by Israeli occupation, killing of Muslims in Al aqsa mosque , About 1,500 Palestinian lost their homes due to an Israeli court rule . How many children were killed in Gaza bombings . Yet how publicly USA came out to support Israel, yet somewhat hypocritically came out to support Ukraine (I also support Ukraine because invasion and killing of lives cannot be justified in any manner). Oh and yet Jews haven't learn from the Holocaust and inflicting such harm on others*bonus fact *state of Israel was formed in 1948. Seems like humanity it's quite the impossible.

14points

CozyPanda 2 years ago

To be fair most Israeli people are against it...especially the proper Jews l. The zionists are the ones who mainly in power

5points

Little Wonder 2 years ago

Yanno, i get that sponsors don't want their adverts next to words like "killed" or "suicide" but maybe BP just shouldn't run these sorts of articles because honestly it's kind of offensive to downplay these terrible stories with silly words like "unalived".

10points

Yoga Kitty 2 years ago

BP should not accept this kind of bullsh!t - any idiot company that cannot understand basic language is not worth the effort. As soon as people stop reading BP completely because they are sick and tired of reading [unalived] and the like, nobody will see their ads anyway...

6points

Ray Martin 2 years ago

I'm done with the absurd censorship on this site, which is far more obscene than any word they're censoring. To use "unalived", which is not even a word, instead of kill is disgusting. So, to the editors and owners of this ridiculous operation, I say a hearty "fück you", because I'm so done with your bullsh!t that I'm about to delete my account - assuming I can figure out how to do it.

8points

JMC5003 2 years ago

Totally off topic, but your name is so unique... My grandfather was Fay Martin and he had a twin named Ray Martin. Fay died in 1984 at around 90 some years old, had been estranged from Ray since I was a child (mid 1960's). Sound familiar? : ] I'd love to find out what happened between them, although I strongly suspect it was religious differences. Sigh...

-1point

Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

Back in the 70’s India experienced its darkest time during what was known as “The Emergency period”. Many politicians were arrested and several human rights were violated. There was a mass sterilization done by the prime minister’s son. Freedom of press was gone and multiple elections were suspended. The prime minister was accused of cheating during the elections in court but she denied it. Her assasination was very constroversial. India almost turned into a dictatorship because of all this

8points

Catherine Spencer-Mills 2 years ago

"Unalived" = killed, "passed away" = dying, "passed" = dead. I down checked, unliked, expressed my opinion in a negative fashion because of these ridiculous edits. The actual information and stories are interesting, but the editing is off putting to say the least. Grow up.

7points

Scarlett 2 years ago

I’m surprised no one mentioned the Battle of Osoweic. It was a battle in WWI where a group of Russian soldiers were severely outnumbered by the Germans. The Germans used poison gas on the Russians, who didn’t have protective gear, and then advanced on the fortress. However approximately 100 Russians survived and charged the Germans. The Germans were so taken aback by their zombie like appearance that they fled. Sabaton wrote a song about it; Attack of the Dead Men.

6points

Justin Arnold 2 years ago

Yet another post that won't load on Android. Will this app ever get fixed?

6points

Zedrapazia 2 years ago

So I'm not the only one with that issue? Thank you, i thought my phone was broken somehow

6points

Jim LeForge 2 years ago

Censorship Panda- what a cowardly bunch you are.

4points

Elvia Szymanski 2 years ago

Are the words “dead”, “rape”, “died” and “suicide” forbidden now? Unalived is the most ridiculous censorship I’ve ever read

4points

Alessa Gillespie 2 years ago

This "unalived" thing is out of control. I had to skip a couple of entries'cause it's driving me crazy

4points

Maudelin 2 years ago

If someone can't handle reading the words dead, killed, murdered, they should just curl up in a fetal position in a padded room and wait to unalive.

4points

Justin Arnold 2 years ago

Yet another article blocked for Android mobiles.

4points

Jus 2 years ago

All the censoring destroyed the content. Seriously, tell the ad providers they can *****. This is an article about dying in horrible ways....

4points

MARK M 2 years ago

Killed dead and murdered Are perfectly acceptable words. What's with his unalive b******t?

4points

oktopus 2 years ago

OK, please stop with the "[unalive]" nonsense, it's beyond ridiculous.

4points

Chich 2 years ago (edited)

The Cuyahoga River by Cleveland Ohio was so polluted it caught fire on June 22, 1969 - for the thirteenth time since 1868. On the bright side, it did give the environmental movement a good push.

4points

Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

And Randy Newman wrote a great song about it. https://youtu.be/XVNuT4fkjAs

1point

Nathaniel 2 years ago

Yeah... I should not have read this thread. Well and truly depressed about humanity now.

4points

lapis lazuli 2 years ago

All of this reminds me of my seventh grade teacher. She was truly the best teacher I’ve ever had. She would always teach us wars with two history books, one from the winning side of a war and one from the losing side. Same with other things, like the “Indian boarding schools.” She read us history books from both the side of the people who ran the schools, as well as from the Native Americans. I also remember when she was teaching us about what it was like to come as an immigrant during the 1900s, she had had us line up and spoke to us in German with few English words, kind of reverse of how it was then. Then she gave everyone horrible jobs from slips of paper, except two people got to be robber barons. I was one of the people who drew the robber baron cards lol. Such an amazing experience being in her class, though.

3points

Alonso Victoria 2 years ago (edited)

Ok BP, you make an articule about huge amount of "unalived" people and think censor it was a good idea??? What about the other choices??? Passed away, perished, deceased, you guys could use them, but no, you choose an unexisting word. You could simply NOT publish it if you're uncomfortable with words, man i just want to see how you translate this to spanish!

3points

Hollysmom 2 years ago

Can't even continue reading

3points

Rob Chapman 2 years ago

This article contains the most idiotic censoring I've ever seen.

3points

Sean Sean 2 years ago

What's with the [unalived] thing? Just say "killed".

3points

L Venn 2 years ago

BP, you stole all this content from Reddit anyway, so maybe give up the monetization and restore non-sponsor-friendly words.

3points

Inga Paškevičiūtė 2 years ago

The word [unalive] is unaliving me. did we became so sensitive that even simple word like 'kill' is triggering? God.

3points

Kat Walls 2 years ago

It's because other popular apps like TikTok will take down videos with certain words, so people can't say die and stuff on there. So it's become a common way to get around filters and stuff.

1point

Weed in the Garden 2 years ago

This was a tough read...I've got to find something to lighten up the mood. Cute kittens, that sounds good!

2points

lapis lazuli 2 years ago

I have an idea: in the description of a bored panda article, they should say like “trigger warning: death, rape, etc.” so they don’t have to keep saying up alive. And it would just be when you press the description so you don’t have to constantly look at it. Just a thought

2points

Snorky The Pig 2 years ago

Practically anything that goes on in North Korea today should be on this list as it really is dark history in the making. Heaven help those poor people.

2points

JustinTime 2 years ago

Kill death murder homicide

2points

Myst Edenflower 2 years ago

I am unalived

2points

michelle parker 2 years ago

We live in a horrible world!!! It's wrong to hurt and judge others!!!! Everyone is different and it should be celebrated not punished!!!

2points

Katie Dragneel 2 years ago

for everyone confused with the censorship in this post and why BP is doing it- it's because advertisers do not want to pay BP when their posts are full of potentially triggering topics. It's literally all because of the ads and because BP don't want to lose money or look bad to potential advetisers

1point

Steffi Rose 2 years ago

BP is trying their best to unalive themselves for $ and losing readers

2points

Ikonye St. Jude 2 years ago

This post isn't loading??

1point

Nadine 2 years ago

The Qana massacre in 1996, the village were 'Jesus turned water into wine'. A Well know United Nations compound sheltering 800 civilians fleeing combats, mainly women and children was targeted and bombed by The IDF and 200 were massacred. The images of the burned bodies still haunts me.

1point

Dav Carro-Ripalda 2 years ago

The censorship applies is very much for kids. Those are words on an everyday use basis. We are not small kids and, seriously, reading this [unalive] thing made me very, very angry. Please, get your s**t together and start writting like grownups.

0points

MetaMaxNL 2 years ago

mister nobel is the founder of tnt...

0points

Julie Ann Al buzbeba 2 years ago

I'm surprised I didn't see anything about FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION. Something STILL going on today that needs to be stopped!!!

0points

Lacia Lew 2 years ago

Sad fact is that human will forget anything that doesn't affect anything directly to them. I was a socio-literature student, and I have read many many accounts of atrocities happened in many many different countries all over the world. Knowing that, 20yo me thought myself as righteously woke. Not even ten years after that, under the pressure of Adulting and Putting Food On The Table, I could care less about what is happening in Ukraine or Palestine or next town over as long as business stays afloat and my employees can be paid in full right on time.

0points

BINI 2 years ago

From this, I learned that white Europeans from 2 centuries ago were TERRIBLE

0points

Kerry King 2 years ago

You gather a collection of 35 DISTURBING stories, which by their very nature are going to contain atrocities including death and then proceed to censor them using words like ‘unalive’. Honestly, I find the censorship of death in this article far more triggering than the mention of the actual word itself and let’s face it, if you are likely to be triggered by the word you shouldn’t really be reading a compilation of 35 disturbing stories!

0points

S Cooley 2 years ago

People suck

0points

Canabliss X 2 years ago

What's with the "[unalived/unaliving], [passed/passed away/ taken out]" text? It's ludicrous to not just say "killed, died, death, etc...

0points

Daytriker T 2 years ago

If I come across another English butchering job that will be the end of me reading BP. Twerking in front of kids is what needs to be censored. Not proper correct English language with your own invented words.

0points

Euphorique 2 years ago

I want to throw up, these are disgusting

0points

kathryn stretton 2 years ago

This is so difficult to read, and made impossible by the word 'unalived' being used for dead or killed. It detracts from the facts written about here and is just bloody insulting!

0points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

We are all UNALIVED!!!

0points

Mike 2 years ago

barbarism, genocide and torture are 1 thing but WHAT ABOUT THOSE CENSORED WORDS!?!?

0points

Roald 2 years ago

I could not read through this -this gives me nightmares. BP, start spreading more love (that is what people need). Evil finds its way without any help.

0points

Trisec 2 years ago

Both in Waltham, MA. Fernald State Hospital and Metropolitan State Hospital. You'll want to spend some time reading about this.

0points

Mamoon Mustafa 2 years ago

Jallianwala Bagh anyone? I'm surprised there's no mention!

0points

Łukasz Keczmerski 2 years ago (edited)

Read about Volhyn Massacre... or what Dirlewanger and his men did during Warsaw Uprising... Also Ulm Family... or what had happened after 2 World War in Poland sold to Stalin by USA and UK...

0points

Sapna Sarfare 2 years ago

Suprised that the famines in India under British Empire are not spoken about... I mean there are other things too but this has been the most horific.. Also the Jallianwala Bagh Massacare... Just horrifying... Also read about how Sardar Udham Singh took revenge against the guy who was responsible for it...

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zan 2 years ago (edited)

Can BP stand this kind of cruelty, especially in Ukraine frenzy time: https://justiceforpolishvictims.org/polish-experience/the-wolyn-massacre-77-years-ago-around-100000-poles-were-slaughtered-with-utmost-cruelty-by-ukrainian-nationalists/ "There are indisputable heroes. Stepan Bandera is a hero for a certain part of Ukrainians, and this is a normal and COOL thing" Volodymyr Zelensky in an interview with RBC-Ukraine 2019. In January this year there were marches to worship Bandera https://www.timesofisrael.com/hundreds-of-ukrainian-nationalists-march-in-in-honor-of-nazi-collaborator/ In February millions of Ukrainians fled to Poland, no apologies, just expectations.

0points

Beth S 2 years ago

I decided to skip this one. We already know how atrocious people can be. Can we skip reconfirming it and maybe give us some happier stuff to restore our spirit and help us slog through our day? LOL

-1point

Zedrapazia 2 years ago

In order to know how to do things better it's important to know what went wrong.

6points

Suzanne Haigh 2 years ago

Of course they have to include the many atrocities of both the USA and Britain but Nothing, Zilch is said out the Belgium Congo, constantly is "forgotten", look it up, really appalling.

-2points

Bender Bending Rodríguez 2 years ago (edited)

It's there. Look again.

3points

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Zophra 2 years ago

IF BP has to do this much editing, perhaps the article isn't worth posting? Seriously, this is a bizarre amount.

40points

mmph25 2 years ago

The unbelievable censoring is out of control. I never want to read the word unalived ever again.

49points

Queen fhk 2 years ago

14points

CozyPanda 2 years ago

To be fair most Israeli people are against it...especially the proper Jews l. The zionists are the ones who mainly in power

5points

Little Wonder 2 years ago

10points

Yoga Kitty 2 years ago

6points

Ray Martin 2 years ago

8points

JMC5003 2 years ago

-1point

Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

8points

Catherine Spencer-Mills 2 years ago

7points

Scarlett 2 years ago

6points

Justin Arnold 2 years ago

Yet another post that won't load on Android. Will this app ever get fixed?

6points

Zedrapazia 2 years ago

So I'm not the only one with that issue? Thank you, i thought my phone was broken somehow

6points

Jim LeForge 2 years ago

Censorship Panda- what a cowardly bunch you are.

4points

Elvia Szymanski 2 years ago

Are the words “dead”, “rape”, “died” and “suicide” forbidden now? Unalived is the most ridiculous censorship I’ve ever read

4points

Alessa Gillespie 2 years ago

This "unalived" thing is out of control. I had to skip a couple of entries'cause it's driving me crazy

4points

Maudelin 2 years ago

If someone can't handle reading the words dead, killed, murdered, they should just curl up in a fetal position in a padded room and wait to unalive.

4points

Justin Arnold 2 years ago

Yet another article blocked for Android mobiles.

4points

Jus 2 years ago

All the censoring destroyed the content. Seriously, tell the ad providers they can *****. This is an article about dying in horrible ways....

4points

MARK M 2 years ago

Killed dead and murdered Are perfectly acceptable words. What's with his unalive b******t?

4points

oktopus 2 years ago

OK, please stop with the "[unalive]" nonsense, it's beyond ridiculous.

4points

Chich 2 years ago (edited)

The Cuyahoga River by Cleveland Ohio was so polluted it caught fire on June 22, 1969 - for the thirteenth time since 1868. On the bright side, it did give the environmental movement a good push.

4points

Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

And Randy Newman wrote a great song about it. https://youtu.be/XVNuT4fkjAs

1point

Nathaniel 2 years ago

Yeah... I should not have read this thread. Well and truly depressed about humanity now.

4points

lapis lazuli 2 years ago

3points

Alonso Victoria 2 years ago (edited)

3points

Hollysmom 2 years ago

Can't even continue reading

3points

Rob Chapman 2 years ago

This article contains the most idiotic censoring I've ever seen.

3points

Sean Sean 2 years ago

What's with the [unalived] thing? Just say "killed".

3points

L Venn 2 years ago

BP, you stole all this content from Reddit anyway, so maybe give up the monetization and restore non-sponsor-friendly words.

3points

Inga Paškevičiūtė 2 years ago

The word [unalive] is unaliving me. did we became so sensitive that even simple word like 'kill' is triggering? God.

3points

Kat Walls 2 years ago

It's because other popular apps like TikTok will take down videos with certain words, so people can't say die and stuff on there. So it's become a common way to get around filters and stuff.

1point

Weed in the Garden 2 years ago

This was a tough read...I've got to find something to lighten up the mood. Cute kittens, that sounds good!

2points

lapis lazuli 2 years ago

2points

Snorky The Pig 2 years ago

Practically anything that goes on in North Korea today should be on this list as it really is dark history in the making. Heaven help those poor people.

2points

JustinTime 2 years ago

Kill death murder homicide

2points

Myst Edenflower 2 years ago

I am unalived

2points

michelle parker 2 years ago

We live in a horrible world!!! It's wrong to hurt and judge others!!!! Everyone is different and it should be celebrated not punished!!!

2points

Katie Dragneel 2 years ago

1point

Steffi Rose 2 years ago

BP is trying their best to unalive themselves for $ and losing readers

2points

Ikonye St. Jude 2 years ago

This post isn't loading??

1point

Nadine 2 years ago

1point

Dav Carro-Ripalda 2 years ago

0points

MetaMaxNL 2 years ago

mister nobel is the founder of tnt...

0points

Julie Ann Al buzbeba 2 years ago

I'm surprised I didn't see anything about FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION. Something STILL going on today that needs to be stopped!!!

0points

Lacia Lew 2 years ago

0points

BINI 2 years ago

From this, I learned that white Europeans from 2 centuries ago were TERRIBLE

0points

Kerry King 2 years ago

0points

S Cooley 2 years ago

People suck

0points

Canabliss X 2 years ago

What's with the "[unalived/unaliving], [passed/passed away/ taken out]" text? It's ludicrous to not just say "killed, died, death, etc...

0points

Daytriker T 2 years ago

0points

Euphorique 2 years ago

I want to throw up, these are disgusting

0points

kathryn stretton 2 years ago

This is so difficult to read, and made impossible by the word 'unalived' being used for dead or killed. It detracts from the facts written about here and is just bloody insulting!

0points

LynzCatastrophe 2 years ago

We are all UNALIVED!!!

0points

Mike 2 years ago

barbarism, genocide and torture are 1 thing but WHAT ABOUT THOSE CENSORED WORDS!?!?

0points

Roald 2 years ago

I could not read through this -this gives me nightmares. BP, start spreading more love (that is what people need). Evil finds its way without any help.

0points

Trisec 2 years ago

Both in Waltham, MA. Fernald State Hospital and Metropolitan State Hospital. You'll want to spend some time reading about this.

0points

Mamoon Mustafa 2 years ago

Jallianwala Bagh anyone? I'm surprised there's no mention!

0points

Łukasz Keczmerski 2 years ago (edited)

Read about Volhyn Massacre... or what Dirlewanger and his men did during Warsaw Uprising... Also Ulm Family... or what had happened after 2 World War in Poland sold to Stalin by USA and UK...

0points

Sapna Sarfare 2 years ago

0points

zan 2 years ago (edited)

0points

Beth S 2 years ago

I decided to skip this one. We already know how atrocious people can be. Can we skip reconfirming it and maybe give us some happier stuff to restore our spirit and help us slog through our day? LOL

-1point

Zedrapazia 2 years ago

In order to know how to do things better it's important to know what went wrong.

6points

Suzanne Haigh 2 years ago

Of course they have to include the many atrocities of both the USA and Britain but Nothing, Zilch is said out the Belgium Congo, constantly is "forgotten", look it up, really appalling.

-2points

Bender Bending Rodríguez 2 years ago (edited)

It's there. Look again.

3points