World War Weird | Season 2, Ep. 5: Plague Bombs & Nazi's Rings of Power | Free Documentary History



World War Weird – Season 2, Episode 5: Plague Bombs & Nazi’s Rings of Power | History Documentary

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In 1940, Japan launched an attack on a Chinese city – but they are not dropping bombs. Swarms of fleas descend and the city is infected with the bubonic plague.

World War Weird explains the most mysterious and bizarre events of both World Wars. In the chaos of battle, men claim to have witnessed some of history’s strangest sightings and some ludicrous military plans have been hatched. From unexplained sea monsters spotted by U-boat captains to some of the weirdest weaponry of the Wars, each episode will examine the stories in detail. Despite decades of research by historians and experts, many accounts still remain a complete mystery. Using de-classified documents and military historians, World War Weird attempts to explain the unexplainable and explore the fascinating history associated with some of the darkest periods in human history.

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  1. In 1940, Japan launched an attack on a Chinese city – but they didn’t drop bombs. Swarms of fleas descended and the city was infected with the bubonic plague. Did you know they wanted to attack San Diego in the same manner? Crazy

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  2. By January 1945, 64% of the 14,500 rings made had been returned to Himmler after the deaths of the "holders". In addition, 10% had been lost on the battlefield and 26% were either kept by the holder or their whereabouts were unknown.

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