Fifteen interesting facts

1. Byzantine Empire lasted exactly 1123 years and 18 days, from 11 May 330 until May 29, 1453 year that was occupied by the Ottoman Empire.

2. In the sixteenth century, Belgrade, that was not Serbian town, is called by the Hungarians and Turks Nandorfehervar Darul-Jihad (holy war House).

3. The eyes of newborns excrete tears in the first 6-8 weeks.

4. In some parts of China, instead of sugar, salt portray tea.

5. The main component of chili peppers, twenty times stronger than the usual, which is capsaicini but healing effects of enforfinës stimulates the secretion, the hormone of happiness

6. No two giraffes with the same sequence of signs, if there are two identical striped zebra or two people with the same signs stop.

7. Elvis Presley, according to the results of the autopsy, at the time of death was 10 different drugs in the body.

8. Two to fourteen percent of children suffer from sleep walking.

9. French king, Louis XIV, wash once a year.

10. Indeed gum containing gum.

11. Harvard is the oldest university in the United States of America.

12. Gold is the first metal that man has discovered.

13. originally bagpipes are made from whole goat skin.

14. Release of balloons is the national sport in Thailand.

15. Bombarderi B-25, on July 28, 1945 hit the floor 79 of Empire State

Hitler came to power because of these accidents

- If you have ever wondered what combination of events have brought us to where we are today, then you would probably also like to look more closely at the lives of Hitler and his rise to power peaks. Hitler's life is filled with countless death threats and coincidences that, even if one of them should not go exactly as it happened, certainly would have drastically changed the course of history.

Hitler almost sinks

On a cold day in January 1894, a young boy was playing with some children, he went down on the thin layer of ice on the river Inn in Passau, Germany. He broke the ice underneath. He fell into the icy waters and tried not to take water currents below it. Johann Kuehberger, son of the owner of a house nearby could hear his calls. Johanni ran to the river and sank immediately to rescue the helpless child. The rescued the boy from drowning and hypothermia. He was the youngest son Adolf Hitler, only 4 years old. Later in his life, Adolf Hitler would not ever mention that childhood was threatened death. History was discovered recently by cut pieces of a German newspaper of the time, which had reported the news. His Savior, Kuehberger later would become a priest.

The escape from the angry mob

A few years before Hitler came to power in Germany, he had been simply another right-wing agitator, carrying hot speeches in Munich. After a particularly provocative speech, Hitler was followed by a boisterous crowd of 200 men. Corporal Adolf Hitler lay on the ground, while they kicked until bloodiness. Some members of the crowd of boisterous brought bayonets and were ready to end Hitler. But at that moment, eight armed men intervened and stopped. One of the men was an Irishman named Michael Keogh. A strange koençidencë is that Hitler had fought alongside Keoghut in WWI. Michael Keogh later almost was executed by Nazi agitators during the famous "night of long knives".

Gas attack during World War I.

In a battle in 1918 in Belgium, a young corporal named Adolf Hitler was hit by a British shell with mustard gas, which could have easily taken the life. Ten thousand soldiers were killed by gas in World War I, but Hitler was not one of them. Once Hitler was hit by shells of gas, he was temporarily blinded and was taken to a German hospital near the battlefield. Unfortunately for the rest of the world, Hitler had no serious damage, and blindness soon disappeared. He could continue to fight in World War I, shortly after he recovered. Recently, medical documents show that Hitler had not suffered from gas that temporary blindness. This came as a result of nerve disease, or as doctors call "ambliopike hysteria". Hitler was so frightened by the incident that he stopped using mustard gas on the battlefields of World War II.

A British fighter saves lives

By the end of the war, British soldiers took and repaired a bridge that the Germans had broken up specially for the car to stop traffic to a French-occupied city. After their fight was won, a young British soldier, Henry Tandey, stopped to rest, after being wounded by German soldiers during the war for making the bridge. Precisely at that moment, he saw a German soldier who had just come out from cover and had gone behind some shrubs. Tandey took the sign, but lowered his rifle when he saw that the soldier was wounded. German wounded soldier was Adolf Hitler, 29 years old. When asked about this act of mercy in 1940- en, Tandey said: "I did not want to shoot a wounded man." Later Tandey would have loved to had been less merciful, when he and the British will face again with Hitler in World War II.

Car accident

According to Otto Vagener, a Major General Nazi and Hitler's economic adviser, Nazi dictator almost died in a car accident in 1930. At March 13, 1930, a large truck with semi-trailer collided with Mercedes Hitler. The driver of the truck stopped in time and stopped the truck, before shkërmoqte with Adolf Hitler's car inside. Vagener Otto was a passenger. Six months later, Hitler and the Nazi party took power in Germany. Could any words said as a truck driver came after her. Had there been a second later by the setback, he could have stopped Hitler's rise to power, or at least would have damaged so as to stop the career. A statement signed by Hitler insurance for injuries suffered his Mercedes turned to eBay in 2000. The vendor claims that a German insurance company had discovered 70 years after it was recorded.

Suicide

Despite Hitler's extreme nationalism, a Harvard-educated German and his American wife were part of his inner circle, before he came to power in Germany. Ernst "Putzi" Hanfstaengl and his wife Hellen met initially with Hitler when they moved to Munich from New York, in 1921. Shortly after, Hellen be saved Hitler's life. The couple heard his speech at the beer hall in Munich and then, they were always obsessed tyrant calls. Hitler became a close personal friend Putzi-in and Hellen renewal, even attended the couple's apartment often. They even participated in the coup by which the Nazis tried unsuccessfully to receive power in Germany. Later, the three flew to the couple's home outside Munich. Here Hitler became hysterical, as was facing charges of high treason. "Now everything is over; no sense to continue! "he had said. Further, he had asked pistol in a drawer nearby. But before I turn from myself, Hellena and took his weapon and sent away. A little later, the house was surrounded by police. Police raided the house and took away Hitler.

Avoiding death penalty

After the arrest, Hitler was accused of treason. The penalty for treason in time of the Weimar Republic was dead. And yet surprisingly, Hitler never sentenced to death in connection with charges of treason in 1923. Shortly before the trial of Hitler, the Weimar government declared a state of emergency and drastically changed its System.Unfortunately justice. Consequently, Hitler would not have a trial by a jury, but his fate will decide special court. The judge assigned to the case of Hitler, George Neithardt, was actually fascist sympathizer of Hitler's views and even he took part in Nazi groups of the right wing during this time. He neither tried to commit a court session worthy of the name and allowed Hitler to hold public lectures, turning the trial into a kind of propaganda machine to spread its political messages. While harsh speeches Hitler spread to the general public, he went to the top of the fascist policy, which would allow it to take power by the Nazi party a short time later. Hitler was technically sentenced for treason, but instead to take the death penalty, he was sentenced to five years in prison, of which he served only nine months.

The sudden death of the mother of Hitler

You can expect to read about rejection from art school as an accident that formed his life and later history, but it was no accident. Hitler was a terrible artist, that there shall not be accepted from any art school, where he had applied. However, an event around this time might have had a greater impact; His mother's death. Hitler's mother, Klara was quickly diagnosed and died from cancer at the age of 47 years. Hitler was very close to his mother and called her death a "dreadful blow" to Mein Kampf. It is assumed that he believed that his mother's death was not the result of breast cancer. He thought that she was poisoned by a Jewish doctor. Later, this unexpected event may have inspired Hitler's hatred for Jews, who would later come to postpone implementation Holocaust. It was Hitler's mother, Klara, who persuaded him to pursue his dream of becoming an artist, a dream which he will leave after her death.

Sudden attack Lenin

One of the biggest turning points in the history of mankind must have been sudden shock and the resulting death of Soviet revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. If Lenin had not suffered attack, or if he might have survived as long as the consequences could appoint Leon Trotsky-in as his successor, the world would not be cursed with the regime of Joseph Stalin and perhaps even regime Adolf Hitler. In his last testamenitn, Lenin, Stalin ordered to be removed from his position as general secretary. He certainly would not have wanted her to rule the Soviet Union. However, Stalin reversed the trust of Lenin and made his way to the position of leader of the Soviet Union. A good part of the rise of Hitler and his strategy for World War II was based on non-attacking pact with Stalin, who stopped the Soviet Union to attack Germany, as it began efforts for world domination . If Lenin had not suffered attack, or if Trotsky had been the leader of the Soviet Union, no such pact ever existed. Trotsky was the first world leader who denounced Hitler and fascism was spreading in Europe at the time. He wrote: What are Hitler but human dust? "He worked actively with the German Communist Party to stop Hitler and the Nazis, before they came to power. He could have intervened militarily to stop Hitler, who in the beginning of World War II, if Lenin would have been able to appoint him as successor. Trotsky was also Jewish. If he would have become the leader of the Soviet Union, it would have been çfuti most powerful in modern history. If someone would have reined Holocaust, this would have been Trotsky. Unfortunately for mankind, after Stalin took power after the death of Lenin, Trotsky was exiled from the Soviet Union. He was later killed by Stalin's people in Mexico.

Failed assassination attempt of Johann Georg Elserit

Perhaps you have heard of the famous assassination of high-ranking officials to kill Hitler in July 1944, as shown in the Tom Cruise movie "Valkyrie". But there is another less known assassination attempt, two years before the start of World War II. Not like Valkyrie plot, the assassination was carried out by a "lone wolf" who did not take the mighty position in the Nazi party. He was a German carpenter named Johann Georg Elser - the original name of Travis Bickle. Elser was an ardent leftist in Germany, k that put all the opposite side of Hitler and the Nazi party. The Communists would be the first by Hitler and the Nazis will be executed when they came to power. After the Nazis seized power, Elser held so great contempt for Hitler and his politics that he left his job as a carpenter and started work in a bomb factory. Its specific purpose was to use a new career to kill Adolf Hitler. In his new job in Valdenmaier armaments factory in Heidenheim, Elser ensure supplies to build a bomb of his own. Once built a bomb able to kill Hitler, he spent a month to empty from within a pillar, under the platform where Hitler will hold his annual speech. He put the bomb before Hitler came to trustees thereof, promoted it to explode while carrying Hitler speech. But this particular speech of Hitler shot was shorter than usual. Due to bad weather, Hitler left the podium a few minutes before the bombs explode Elserit. When this happened, eight died and 60 were injured, but Adolf Hitler was not one of them. The father of the wife of Hitler, Eva Braun was injured by the attack. After the assassination, Elseri tried to flee to Switzerland, but was caught at the border. He was imprisoned and finally executed.

Revealed for the first time evidence of Hitler's life in prison

Come to light details of how the German Fuehrer receive special treatment in cell Adolf Hitler enjoyed special treatment while he was in prison in 1924 and was allowed Beatty to save hundreds of guests - and sometimes unattended - including here and you when you had your birthday 30-40 . Details have emerged from prison officials documents to Munich, where he has remained. 500 pages from Landsberg prison were found by a person from Nuremberg, between documents of his father, who had bought them in a market knackers, in 1970.

 Person ciil wanted to remain anonymous said that they were inserted between a dengue books of World War I who had bought his father and that he did not know ç'ndodhej there. "The documents appear original, but have a real examination for a better look," said a specialist. Documents will appear in the July 2 auction starting price 25 thousand Euro. Although only one of the letters was signed by Hitler, they offer an intriguing window in his early days as Nazi leader. Hitler was imprisoned in Landsberg after his failed attempt failed to take power in Munich. A decade later, in 1993 the Nazis came to power through elections.

Otto Leybold, the warden tells in his memoirs that Hilteri was very polite, humble and modest with everyone, especially with the officers. Hitler spent the majority of his time in prison, detailing his ideology, while he was out of prison and spent the time thinking to build secret bunkers. One of them was Academy bunker was found buried in a man-made hill, in the western part of the city.

The designed by Nazi architect Albert Speer, the bunker is located in "Devil's Mountain", a hill with a height of 116 meters in Berlin, which is powered by 25 cubic meters wartime ruins. Unfinished buildings, in which Adolf Hitler had put the foundation stone in 1937, was designed to be part of the capital of the Empire a millennium. But problems "specific to the war", according to a memorandum Nazi, makes you work to stop only three years after its start. But historians have already created virtual images of this gigantic bunker, based on historical data. According to these views, the reception hall, built in 1936 in the garden of the Reich Chancellery Old, is what can be seen on the ground. The bunker is located right on the tarmac of dance in the reception room.

The walls of the bunker surrounded by cellars Reception hall, generator and ventilation filters. Winter Garden scales combined with the Reception Hall was supposed to unite the bunker Fuhrer apartment. The emergency exit is located in the northern part of the bunker, and an exit while another smaller is situated in the western part. After the war After British troops failed to turn their bunker postwar headquarters, the site was chosen to lay waste to the war ruins of the destroyed city. The area was then covered by grass, and none of the famous bunker will not be sounded.

"Mountain of the Devil", and later became a favorite place for skiing and family picnics. But the existence of this bunker academies do not have forgotten that the World Association of the Berlin Underground, which uncovered documents showing the academy. "Most of the faculty of underground should be still intact, despite efforts to blown. Also we know with certainty that inside is also a full complex bunkers," said Dietmar Arnold, the Association of Underground , which has found 50 bunkers in its existence of 10 years.

Hitler's psychological profile taken from the diary of a doctor

The dictator had a habit of biting nails during meals and rub the index finger to his mustache.

Secret documents highlight that Hitler believed Goebbels propaganda to and truly believed that he was "the greatest military genius of all times".

Recent findings show that Hitler had "a passive mazokizmi streak" in his relations with women.

Fuhrer's daily routine and behavior "scrabble" recorded in notes from high-level Nazis, who told him these things a British agent.

Secret documents have emerged for the first time after 60 cjetesh during a cleaning of the house that a British agent who had saved.

The document offers a stunning overview of everyday life in the bunker and mentions Hitler and doubts about his homosexuality and love of Rudolph Hess.

We blog, inter alia written, "... he does not smoke and smoking in his presence is strictly prohibited because it is very sensitive in terms of laringitit".

According to the report secret, eating at the table conversations we had about Hitler bunker that effect that was music to others and stimulate thoughts and relax.

We confidential document read: "He speaks with a soft baritone voice, saw her uncomfortable ngjirrjen heard in his public speeches. At the table and during the speech he shows many aspects of behavior of louts "

The report said, "He bites nails all the time, rubs his index finger to his mustache and manner of behavior at the table are very shocking".

The document says that Hitler ... "eat large amounts cake and it was responsible for a disorder of the digestive organs and expanding waist".

The report says, "The claims of his homosexuality and other abnormal crank are just blah and nothing else. If there was any abnormality in him is just a streak mazokizmi relations with women ".

Regarding the relationship of Hitler with Rudolph Hess, who went to Scotland in 1941, the Nazi who gave details of the report said that there had never Fuhrer as a close friend. He adds: "Hitler liked to speak with as a brother." He adds that after the flight that Hess from Germany, Hitler endured losing so stoic.

Regarding Hitler disappointment report says Goebbels techniques were so effective that a "Hitler became more susceptible to this propaganda. He begins to believe that he was a man of extraordinary ability in the art of war ".

We document that will appear in the auction in Britain read "Secret Copy No 173" and also noted "This report should be destroyed within 48 hours of receipt", but apparently it is not destroyed.

Hitler's plan

Adolf Hitler planned to create a new order, a united Europe was led by the Nazis. The European Union, the Nazis were supposed to destroy major cities and reduce the population, so as to Russia to become the under-populated, a wholly agricultural nation that can colonization of excess population of Germany. Great Britain will be invaded and it was ruled and ruled by SS Col. Franz Six, the first movement of which would be 2300 arrest of political figures, religious and intellectual leaders, starting with Winston Churchill. Then, all men aged 17-45 years will be transferred to continental Europe to work in German industry.

Hitler and women

Eva Braun was almost official girlfriend of Hitler and what was known by many as such. When the state visited by foreign authorities, she was not allowed to stay in the room. Only Hitler's associates knew what was happening. Another important woman in the life of Hitler was the daughter in law of Wagner, whose proposed marriage several times, but got its refusal. Hitler, who was passionate about was astounded by Winifred Wagner, when met at a concert in 1925. They bind friendships and during the time that he was in prison, she sent him letters that he used to write "Mein Kampf ". After the death of her husband Siegfried Wagner, Hitler twice proposed to her marriage, but she refused.

Experiments

We all have in mind an image of the role of scientists in Nazi Germany: bad, laboratory hidden figure, who spent time performing horrible experiments mostly meaningless to people in concentration camps, just to completed their wild impulses, and to create weapons of mass destruction for Hitler. Dr. Josef Mengele considered himself as a normal scientist, develop workshops to discuss his experiments, receive funds from the institute "Kaiser Wilhelm" in Berlin and regularly reported to his teacher, the renowned scientist, Otmar von Verschuer. Mengele studies in Aushivc testify how his system worked. His experiments were aimed at was a contribution to his second doctorate "Habilitation", in which everyone had to qualify German academics, in order to qualify to teach in the university.

Under the guidance of Verschuer, he chose to twin the Jews reached the camp and inject them different chemicals, to see if they react differently. He collected prisoners with physical cene, to investigate if their condition was hereditary. He treated Roma and other children for illnesses that were related to urine, using vitamins and other substances, to see if there were hereditary differences in their response to therapy.

 Mengele's work was pure research, without any practical application. He got his bad fame tendency to kill his subjects under certain circumstances, such as to resolve an argument over diagnosis, killing patients and performing autopsy. However, many survivors will remember him, not for experiments, as for his conduct brutal and merciless in the camp hospital, where he frequently consigned sick in the gas chamber. But Mengele was only one of the scientists in Nazi Germany, who perform such experiments on human subjects, against their will. Karl Gebhardt and Fritz Fischer was injected female prisoner camp "Ravensbrück" harmful microbes. They tested new drugs to prisoners, presenting the results at a scientific conference. Many such projects created as a practical contribution to the German war effort.

In a series of camps, SS doctors used inmates to test treatments for injuries in the fight, being cut calves and sewing bits of glass or wood with the plague bacteria, sometimes by prisoners tharmuar bones with hammers, for to create a realistic effect; in this case, the results were presented at a scientific conference. Perhaps the most enthusiastic user of human bodies for experiments was young SS doctor Sigmund Rascher, who was using prisoners in the camp "Dachau" to test the response of the human body to rapid pressure reduction and the absence of oxygen, in an attempt to help pilots forced to parachute out of planes at high altitudes. He called some of his experiments sessions "terminal experiments." He had measured the time that his subjects to die, as was thinned gradually air.