Details of the three most dynamic stories of human history

Some of the most incredible facts in history have surprised many people and felt interesting.

The house of Wilmer McLean

This house is the place where the American Civil War started and the end of the war.

The home of Wilmer McLean at Appomattox, Virginia, USA is where the American Civil War began and the end of the war. This is also the place where the most incredible truth happened. Specifically, the first battle in the US Civil War was the Battle of Bull Run at the farm of Wilmer McLean. Facing the fierce battle, McLean's family moved to Appomattox Court House over 100 miles away. On April 9, 1865, the Southern faction surrendered at the battle of Appomattox Court House. The two sides of the US Civil War conducted negotiations right at McLean's house.

Tycho Brahe

Tycho Brahe is an astronomer famous for his eccentric life and miraculously died.

Tycho Brahe is a Danish aristocrat. He is also an astronomer famous for his eccentric life and miraculously died. The thrilling story of the life of this noble surprised many people. This astronomer lost his nose in a sword fight at the university and had to wear a fake nose made of metal. Mr. Brahe often hosts parties at the castle and invites friends to the party. It was the party that inadvertently led to the death of this nobleman. Specifically, at a party in Prague, Brahe insisted on staying at the table while needing to urinate because leaving the table meant being inferior and losing in a game. This caused the Danish astronomer to have kidney infections, his bladder was broken after 11 days. He died in 1601. Until now, a strange story like the novel about Mr. Brahe's death surprised many people.

Mincemeat campaign

In the photo, the Allies landed on Sicily (Italy) in July 1943.

During World War 2, the British army had a strange way to distract enemies and achieve success. He made the information jamming plan called Operation Mincemeat to make the fascist faction mistakenly believe that the Allies would fight, taking Greece instead of Sicily - where they actually landed in July 1943. To implement this plan, the British army used the body of a homeless man and disguised the corpse as a major marine. They tucked into this man's pocket a fake document about "the plan to pour troops into Greece" before dropping into the waters off Spain. Later, the London government contacted the Madrid government by searching for and recovering the body "an English soldier carrying important documents".

Receiving the above important information, Spain under dictator Franco transferred the "confidential " documents to the Nazis. Receiving fake news without knowing it, Hitler's commander ordered a move from Sicily to protect Greece. As a result, the Nazis were unable to catch up when the Allies landed the island during Operation Husky.