Name: 歷史上無人問津的十大瘋狂故事 (Top 10 Craziest Stories in History NO ONE Talks About)
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a Polish resistance fighter who volunteered to go to Auschwitz from where he sent secret messages to warn the world. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're looking at fascinating stories from history that deserve more attention. It would have been microscopic, so to speak.

他是一名波蘭抵抗戰士，自願前往奧斯威辛集中營，並在那裡發送祕密資訊警告全世界。歡迎來到 WatchMojo，今天我們要了解的是歷史上值得更多關注的精彩故事。可以說是微不足道。

10. Wojtek the Wartime Bear Ain't no rules say a bear can't serve in

10.戰時熊 Wojtek 沒有規定說熊不能在戰爭中服役。

World War II. In what sounds like something from a Disney movie, a boy in Iran discovered a bear whose mother had been shot by hunters. At the request of a Polish general's great-niece,

第二次世界大戰。在一個聽起來像是迪斯尼電影的故事中，伊朗的一個男孩發現了一隻熊，它的母親被獵人射殺了。在一位波蘭將軍的曾侄女的請求下、

Anders' army purchased the bear, who'd be named Wojtek, aka Happy Warrior.

安德斯的軍隊買下了這隻熊，並給它取名為 Wojtek，又名快樂戰士。

To the 22nd Artillery Supply Company, Wojtek was more than a mascot. He was one of their own, drinking with soldiers, smoking and eating cigarettes, and marching on two legs. Wojtek even carried ammunition crates. To keep Wojtek in their care, the bear was officially made a private and then a corporal. After the war, Wojtek was donated to Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo, where he lived out the rest of his life. 9. The Bloody Benders

對於第 22 炮兵輜重連來說，沃伊泰克不僅僅是一個吉祥物。他和阿兵哥們一起喝酒、抽菸、吃煙，用兩條腿走路。Wojtek 甚至還搬運彈藥箱。為了讓 Wojtek 得到他們的照顧，這隻熊先後被正式任命為二等兵和下士。戰後，Wojtek 被捐贈給蘇格蘭愛丁堡動物園，並在那裡度過了餘生。9.血腥彎刀

In an age overrun with true crime content, we're surprised more people aren't familiar with the Bloody Benders. The Benders were a family of four, although it's debated whether the two youngest were siblings or a couple. That's one of the many missing puzzle pieces, including where they came from before arriving in Kansas. What we can say with certainty is that the Benders ran an inn and claimed more than ten lives over roughly two years. Eventually, one of the missing traveler's brothers, a colonel during the Civil War, started an investigation.

在這個充斥著真實犯罪內容的時代，我們很驚訝沒有更多的人熟悉 "血腥彎曲人"（Bloody Benders）。班德家有四口人，但最小的兩個是兄妹還是夫妻還存在爭議。這是許多缺失的拼圖之一，包括他們在來到堪薩斯之前來自哪裡。我們可以肯定的是，班德斯一家經營著一家旅館，在大約兩年的時間裡奪走了十多條人命。最終，失蹤旅行者的一個兄弟，南北戰爭時期的一名上校，開始了調查。

By the time bodies were uncovered, the Benders had already fled. While several accused accomplices were arrested, there are conflicting reports over whether the Benders were killed or got away with murder. 8. The Great Emu War

屍體被發現時，本德爾夫婦已經逃走。雖然幾名被指控的同夥已被逮捕，但關於本德爾夫婦是被殺還是僥倖逃脫謀殺罪名的報道卻莫衷一是。8.鴯鶓大戰

Lemu Emu and Doug might lead you to believe that flightless birds and humans have always co-existed in harmony. Long before they helped people save money on car insurance, the emu was man's natural enemy. More specifically, they were the enemies of Australian farmers in 1932.

鴯鶓和道格可能會讓你相信，不會飛的鳥類與人類一直和諧共處。早在鴯鶓幫助人們節省汽車保險費用之前，它們就是人類的天敵。更確切地說，它們是 1932 年澳洲農民的敵人。

Between World Wars I and II, Australians went to war with emus, which had been destroying crops at a time when wheat was in demand. When we say war, you might think we're exaggerating, but many of these farmers were former soldiers, and armed soldiers from the Royal Australian

在第一次和第二次世界大戰期間，澳大利亞人與鴯鶓開戰，因為在小麥需求旺盛的時候，鴯鶓毀壞了莊稼。當我們說戰爭時，你可能會認為我們在誇大其詞，但這些農民中的許多人都曾是軍人，而且還是澳洲皇家軍隊的武裝阿兵哥。

Artillery even got involved. Although a reported 2,500 emus were slain, the birds were faster, stronger, and more agile than expected, winning the war with most of the population preserved.

炮兵甚至也參與其中。雖然據說有 2500 只鴯鶓被殺，但這些鳥比想象中更快、更強、更敏捷，最終贏得了戰爭，大部分鴯鶓得以保存下來。

7. The Kentucky Meat Shower Has it ever literally rained cats and dogs?

7.肯塔基州的 "肉雨" 肯塔基州真的下過 "貓狗雨 "嗎？

Well, it remains unclear what kind of meat fell from the sky on March 3rd, 1876, so maybe?

1876年3月3日，究竟是什麼肉從天而降，現在還不清楚，也許是......。

8. Kentucky residents felt like they were in a scene straight out of Exodus when what looked like pieces of red meat bombarded the land below. It only lasted a few minutes, between 11 a.m. and noon, but historians are still searching for answers over a century later.

8.肯塔基州的居民彷彿置身於《出埃及記》中的場景，彷彿有一塊塊紅色的肉塊轟擊著腳下的土地。它只持續了幾分鐘，在上午 11 點到中午之間，但一個多世紀過去了，歷史學家仍在尋找答案。

Assuming these chunks from the heavens were indeed meat, people couldn't seem to agree on whether it derived from cattle, lamb, or even humans. As for how this happened, the most popular theory was that vultures vomited while in flight. Whatever the explanation, it's an enigma with plenty to chew on. 6. President Lincoln's Theater Guests

假設這些從天而降的肉塊確實是肉，但人們似乎無法就肉塊是來自牛、羊還是人類達成一致。至於這是如何發生的，最流行的說法是禿鷲在飛行時嘔吐。不管是哪種解釋，這都是一個謎，有很多值得咀嚼的地方。6.林肯總統劇院的客人

Much has been written about Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth, and the assassination that altered American history. But many fail to realize is that the

關於亞伯拉罕-林肯、約翰-威爾克斯-布斯以及改變美國曆史的暗殺事件，已經有了很多論述。但許多人沒有意識到

Lincolns weren't the only ones sitting in the presidential box that fateful night. Henry

那天晚上，坐在總統包廂裡的不止林肯一家。亨利

Rathbone, a lawyer turned Union Army officer, and his fiancée Clara Harris were invited to Ford's

雷斯本是一名律師，後成為聯邦軍軍官，他和未婚妻克拉拉-哈里斯應邀參加了福特基金會舉辦的 "福特之夜"。

Theater as Lincoln's guests. Once the shot was fired, Rathbone attempted to stop Booth, who stabbed him as he made his escape. Rathbone recovered from his physical wounds, but his mental health diminished over time. After marrying, Rathbone killed Harris.

林肯的客人。槍聲一響，雷斯本試圖阻止布斯，但布斯在逃跑時刺傷了他。拉斯本從身體的創傷中恢復過來，但他的精神健康狀況卻隨著時間的推移而下降。結婚後，雷斯本殺死了哈里斯。

Their children might have met the same fate if not for a groundskeeper. Although Rathbone attempted to take his own life, he spent the remainder of his days institutionalized.

如果不是一位看門人，他們的孩子可能也會遭遇同樣的命運。雖然雷斯本曾試圖自殺，但他在精神病院度過了餘生。

5. The Fairy of Verdun A soprano opera singer from Paris,

5.凡爾登仙子 一位來自巴黎的歌劇女高音歌唱家、

Nellie Martel regularly appeared on stage and in fashion magazines. Amid World War I,

內莉-馬特爾經常出現在舞臺和時尚雜誌上。第一次世界大戰期間

Martel pursued a new career path as a Red Cross nurse. Between 1916 and 1917, she provided aid during the Battle of Verdun and the Second Battle of the Aisne. For her efforts at the former,

馬特爾開始了新的職業生涯，成為一名紅十字會護士。1916 至 1917 年間，她在凡爾登戰役和第二次艾斯河戰役中提供了援助。由於她在凡爾登戰役中的努力

Martel came to be known as the Fairy of Verdun. Even after the war ended, Martel dedicated herself to helping others. She provided care throughout the 1918 flu pandemic and later started a medical charity. Martel would be honored with the Croix de Guerre, a French military award for soldiers who served in the First World War. Yet her name deserves to be sung higher praises.

馬特爾是以被稱為凡爾登仙女。即使在戰爭結束後，馬特爾仍致力於幫助他人。在 1918 年流感大流行期間，她一直提供醫療服務，後來還創辦了一家醫療慈善機構。馬特爾獲得了法國授予參加過第一次世界大戰阿兵哥的十字勳章。然而，她的名字應該得到更高的讚譽。

4. The Dancing Plague of 1518 Dance fever is one thing, but a dancing plague? That's the only way to describe the bizarre phenomenon that, for lack of a better word, plagued the city of Strasbourg in 1518.

4.1518 年的舞蹈瘟疫 舞蹈熱是一回事，但舞蹈瘟疫呢？這是對 1518 年困擾斯特拉斯堡市的怪異現象的唯一描述方式。

July, 1518. A normal day in the beautiful Riverside City.

1518 年 7 月。美麗的河濱之城平常的一天。

Frau Troffea was reportedly the first person who took to the streets and broke out into dance.

據報道，特羅菲婭夫人是第一個走上街頭、跳起舞蹈的人。

Over time, her solo act turned into an ensemble piece that ranged from 50 to 400 dancers.

隨著時間的推移，她的獨舞變成了合奏，舞者從 50 人到 400 人不等。

Some would supposedly dance themselves to death over the weeks, which turned into months.

據說，有些人會在幾個星期裡把自己舞死，而後變成幾個月。

After consulting doctors and astronomers of the time, the nobles of Strasbourg announced that the mania was a natural disease caused by hot blood and ordered the workers to construct a giant stage for the dancers.

在諮詢了當時的醫生和天文學家後，斯特拉斯堡的貴族們宣佈狂躁症是一種由熱血引起的自然疾病，並命令工人們為舞者搭建一個巨大的舞臺。

What inspired this case of dance mania? Mass hysteria brought on by stress?

是什麼激發了這場舞蹈狂躁症？壓力導致的集體歇斯底里？

Food poisoning from ergot fungi? We may never know for sure, but the only thing crazier than the story itself is the fact that it's not taught in more schools.

麥角菌引起的食物中毒？我們可能永遠無法確定，但唯一比這個故事本身更瘋狂的是，更多的學校沒有教授這個知識。

In 1581, an Italian Jesuit missionary named Alessandro Villagnano met with Oda Nabunaga, the first of Japan's three Great Unifiers. In Villagnano's company was a black man whom the missionaries employed for protection. There was a lot of commotion surrounding his presence.

1581 年，意大利耶穌會傳教士亞歷山德羅-維拉尼亞諾（Alessandro Villagnano）會見了日本三大統一者之首的織田信長。與維拉尼亞諾同行的還有一個黑人，傳教士僱他來保護自己。他的出現引起了很多騷動。

At the time, the average height of a Japanese man would have been 5 feet 2 inches tall.

當時，日本男子的平均身高為 5 英尺 2 英寸。

He was well over 6 feet tall. Nabunaga was intrigued by the

他身高超過 6 英尺。納布納加對他的

African man's skin color, initially convinced it was paint. Hitting it off,

非洲人的膚色，起初還以為是顏料。一拍即合、

Nabunaga requested that the man join his service, giving him the Japanese name Yasuke.

野信長請求此人加入他的麾下，並給他起了個日文名字叫安介。

Nabunaga and Yasuke fought in many battles together for a period of 3 1⁄2 or 4 years.

野信長和安介在長達 3 1⁄2 或 4 年的時間裡共同進行了多次戰鬥。

He not only stood out as a black samurai, but the first documented samurai who didn't originate from Japan. Following Nabunaga's death, Yasuke served his son and successor, Oda Nabutada.

他不僅是一位傑出的黑人武士，還是第一位有據可查的非日本裔武士。野信長死後，安介為他的兒子和繼任者織田信忠效力。

Yasuke was captured by the forces of Akichi Mitsuhide, the general who betrayed Nabunaga.

安介被背叛野信長的將軍光秀昭一的部隊俘虜。

The African samurai was spared, although what became of him after is a mystery.

這位非洲武士倖免於難，但他後來的命運卻成了一個謎。

And what do they call you, the samurai that was once a servant?

他們怎麼稱呼你這個曾經是僕人的武士？

Number 2. Project A119. In the mid-20th century, the U.S. raced against the Soviet Union to reach the moon first. America fell behind its Cold War rival with the launch of Sputnik 1.

編號 2。A119 項目20 世紀中期，美國與蘇聯爭先登月。隨著人造地球衛星1號的發射，美國落後於冷戰時期的對手。

And in comparison, the United States feared, was feared to be looking puny.

相比之下，美國恐怕顯得微不足道。

While the U.S. retaliated with Explorer 1 shortly after, the Air Force was conceiving another plan to one-up the Soviet Union… nuke the moon. Dubbed Project A119, the plan was to send a nuclear device to the moon, causing an explosion that could be seen from Earth.

就在美國用 "探索者1號 "進行報復後不久，美國空軍又開始醞釀另一項計劃--向月球發射核彈--以一敵百。該計劃被稱為 "A119計劃"，目的是將核裝置送上月球，引起從地球上可以看到的爆炸。

Surely this would lift the spirits of the American people, right?

這肯定會讓美國人民精神振奮，對嗎？

Are you suggesting that we blow up the moon? Would you miss it? Would you miss it?

你是在建議我們炸掉月球嗎？你會想念它嗎？你會想念它嗎？

It was rumoured that the Soviet Union had a similar operation in mind, planning to use a hydrogen bomb. Project A119 was ultimately deemed too potentially hazardous, opting to put a man on the moon instead.

據傳，蘇聯也有類似的計劃，打算使用氫彈。A119 項目最終被認為具有太大的潛在危險性，而選擇將人類送上月球。

Hello, Neil and Buzz. I'm talking to you by telephone from the Oval Room at the White House, and this certainly has to be the most historic telephone call ever made.

你好，尼爾和巴茲我正在白宮的橢圓形會議室與你們通電話 這肯定是有史以來最具歷史意義的一次通話

Before we continue, be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos. You have the option to be notified for occasional videos or all of them.

在我們繼續之前，請務必訂閱我們的頻道，並按鈴接收我們最新視頻的通知。您可以選擇偶爾收到通知，也可以選擇全部收到通知。

If you're on your phone, make sure you go into settings and switch on your notifications.

如果您正在使用手機，請確保進入設置並打開通知。

Getting captured on purpose is a common trope in movies. For Polish officer Witzold Pilecki, though, it was part of a real plan that sent him to one of human history's most dangerous and inhumane locales, Auschwitz. Why for you was it important to tell this man's story?

故意被俘是電影中常見的情節。然而，對於波蘭軍官維措爾德-皮萊茨基來說，這是一個真實計劃的一部分，他被送往人類歷史上最危險、最不人道的地方之一--奧斯威辛集中營。您為什麼認為講述這個人的故事很重要？

Well, Witzold Pilecki did the extraordinary.

維托爾德-皮列茨基做到了這一點。

Pilecki agreed to infiltrate the infamous concentration camp, which had been established a few months earlier. Allowing himself to get arrested with about 2,000 others, he arrived at Auschwitz with a fake identity and formed a resistance.

皮萊茨基同意潛入幾個月前建立的臭名昭著的集中營。他允許自己與其他大約 2000 人一起被捕，然後偽造身份來到奧斯威辛集中營，組建了一支抵抗力量。

In the face of Mankind's greatest evil, he was able to stand up to it, create a network of fellow resisters, and defy the Nazis at the height of their power.

面對人類最大的邪惡，他能夠挺身而出，建立起一個同胞抵抗者網絡，並在納粹最強大的時候與之抗衡。

Receiving help from inmates, Pilecki sent reports about the atrocities taking place to the Home

在囚犯們的幫助下，皮萊茨基將有關暴行的報告寄給了內政部

Army. After nearly three years, Pilecki staged his escape with two fellow prisoners, eventually making it to a safe house.

軍隊。近三年後，皮萊基與兩名獄友一起越獄，最終逃到了一個安全屋。

Ironically, the house had belonged to Tomasz Serafinski, the name Pilecki used while undercover.

具有諷刺意味的是，這所房子曾屬於托馬西-塞拉芬斯基（Tomasz Serafinski），而這正是皮萊基在臥底時使用的名字。

What are some other crazy historical stories that not enough people talk about? Let us know in the

還有哪些鮮為人知的瘋狂歷史故事？請在

We didn't want to clutter up the natural radioactivity of the moon.

我們不想破壞月球的天然放射性。