30 Strangest Historical Mysteries Ever That Were Solved

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[JulianneRemley-lq]

All the members of the Romanov family died in Ekaterinburg. They found them all.

[tkfimyi]

Why did you blur out the faces of Anastasia and Alexei? This is something that happened over a hundred years ago. It's not like you have to cover up they're identities or something. Complete and total bullshit.

[katrinaquezada]

My dude. If you are not AI you MUST learn to pronounce common words, and places. I like your content but you are pronouncing things in a way that only AI would.

[speciale]

You can't show children's faces anymore? Even if they're a part of history? Wtf YouTube? You let children upload videos of themselves doing stupid things all the time.

[lukea.]

How can someone who speaks English not know how to pronounce so many English words... fascinating.

[ctradio]

38:13 I mean this would make sense. In order to improve the safety of water it was often drunk as a very low alcoholic content of beer. Given monasteries were known to have been producers, it’s likely that said monk would’ve been drinking it not to get drunk but because it was safe than drinking regular water

[kaynef]

How can another planet be the scariest place in this world ?

[sailorbychoice]

45:30 As a sailor I have seen all of the lines and cables set aglow in a yellow/greenish dew usually happens when there's a fog. Some called it St Elmo's Fire.

[bcmfal]

you said Edinburg!!!! You fixed that problem two days ago, remember Eh-din-bur-a

[Laura-yh]

Of course they were fully known. He wasn't an alledged king; he was the last Plantagenet king of England. There was no mystery, his body was stripped and tied naked over a horse and paraded through Leicester before monks buried him. Don't be a dummy. Many contemporary writers documented the battle and the murder of a king, as well as the mistreatment and disposal of his body. None of this was a mystery.

[flinnlewis]

The only stones from the preseli mountain in South Wales around 140 miles away were the small blue stones . And the giant sarsen 40 ton stones are close to the site around 15 miles at Malborough downs

[ShellShockC]

Wtf. Why say it's a video about solved mysteries when half of them aren't solved?

[nbenefiel]

The Romanov’s died in Ekaterinburg, not in their palace.

[madonnahood]

The Romanovs were not killed in their palace. They were in a farmhouse.

[staceygallard]

Richard III did not flee the battle field! He charged kamkazie stlye towards Henry Tudor.

[koipondering]

When they mentioned the shaking monk, i knew instantly it was a essential tremor. I have one I have had my whole life, it can very from day to day and have adjusted my grip to rest my hand from wrist to elbow to brace. Stress, coffee, tea, sleep, anxiety all effect my tremor. The reason i note this is im also a watercolor artist.

[roxyshow]

Re: Richard III: The car park was the site of a church. Many churches and abbeys were destroyed during the reign of Henry VIII, after his signed the dissolution of the abbeys and the monasteries.

[beaches]

I enjoyed this very much! Thank you (first time watcher). Won't read comments on further videos...

[NuclearMango.]

*_The King in the Car Park_* is a retelling of exactly what happened to Richard III along with his injuries. He did not flee the battlefield. He was cut down when he fell from his horse. Then he was stripped naked and thrown across a horse. His body was then subjected to all kinds of humility, including someone stabbing him in the buttocks with a sword hard enough to damage bone. It wasn't strange at all. And it's not that hard to find the truth of this matter, so I don't understand your speculation. It hints as you just simply accepted what you read first and then made the video.

[nbenefiel]

We always knew Richard was killed at Bosworth. He never left Bosworth alive.