MORBID CURIOSITY | Blood Relic of Abraham Lincoln's Assassination (& much more)

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  • Опубліковано 5 лис 2024

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  • @coulie27
    @coulie27 2 роки тому +2

    I really enjoyed this! Cheers 📚

  • @AtalienaFhang
    @AtalienaFhang 2 роки тому +2

    I had never really thought about what happened in the booth/theater after Lincoln was shot, I feel more focus usually goes to the escape of John Wilkes Booth! Very cool

    • @TheCuriousWorld
      @TheCuriousWorld  2 роки тому +1

      I didn't know much about it either! It was a very interesting history lesson. Thanks for watching :)

  • @michaelsergejhelgesson1637
    @michaelsergejhelgesson1637 11 місяців тому

    Great - very interesting!
    Thanks for sharing!

  • @ian_silent
    @ian_silent 2 роки тому

    Your voice is really soft. This could almost pass for ASMR

  • @haroldconner2645
    @haroldconner2645 2 роки тому

    Excellent. Thank you.

  • @Musicianchip
    @Musicianchip 2 роки тому

    The Columns, on Broad Street in Milford, Pennsylvania, is a Greek Revival mansion which serves as the museum of the Pike County Historical Society. The museum's collection includes the blood-stained flag which was used as a cushion for Abraham Lincoln's head after he was shot by John Wilkes Booth in 1865. (Source: 2011 Guide to Pike County Pennsylvania)

  • @francospeziale7179
    @francospeziale7179 2 роки тому

    I really apprecciate your videos. You show me a lot of the amazing American culture while I learn English. ( I find it easy to understand you, because you speak clearly and with calm) Thanks dear Bridget.♥️

  • @adamcloud705
    @adamcloud705 2 роки тому +1

    I could spend my whole life's savings and max out a few credit cards at that place.......and probably still sleep comfortably. Lol.

  • @bw_9158
    @bw_9158 2 роки тому

    Ура, новое видео!!! когда будет новое видео на другом канале?

    • @T--wk9oe
      @T--wk9oe Рік тому

      очевидно, она решила полностью отойти от русской культуры и языка. По крайней мере публично.

  • @tiortedrootsky
    @tiortedrootsky 2 роки тому +3

    Stalins letter is for a writer Marietta Sergeevna Shaginyan about his support of her novel "Hydrocentral" (Гидроцентраль). Its about enthusiastic socialistic workers building hydroelectric plant in Armenia. From the age of true believers in bright socialistic future.
    Dear Comrade Shaginyan ! I have to apologize to you, that I presently unable to read your composition (literary work, prose) and give a preface. Maybe three months ago I would have been able to fulfill your request, but now I am unable to fulfill it due to being overloaded by over the estimate current practical work.
    As far as speeding up the publication of "Hydrocentral" is concerned, and protecting you from overly "critical" critics, I will make sure about that. Just state it specifically, on whom I should exert pressure, so that things would move from the deadlock.
    J. Stalin.
    20.05.1931

    • @tiortedrootsky
      @tiortedrootsky 2 роки тому +2

      The letter:
      Уваж(аемая) тов.(товарищ) Шагинян!
      Должен извиниться перед Вами, что в
      настоящее время не имею возможности
      прочесть Ваш труд и дать предисловие.
      Месяца три назад я еще смог бы испол-
      нить Вашу просьбу (исполнил бы ее с удоволь-
      ствием), но теперь - поверьте - лишен воз-
      можности исполнить ее, ввиду сверхсметной
      перегруженности текущей практической
      работой.
      Что касается того, чтобы ускорить
      выход «Гидроцентрали» в свет и оградить
      Вас от наскоков со стороны не в меру
      «критической» критики, -то это я сделаю
      обязательно. Вы только скажите кон-
      кретно, на кого я должен нажать, чтобы
      дело сдвинулось с мертвой точки.
      И.Сталин
      20 мая 1931 г.

    • @TheCuriousWorld
      @TheCuriousWorld  2 роки тому +1

      Wow, so interesting, thanks so much for translating that! (Russian cursive is not my strong suit, ha.)

    • @tiortedrootsky
      @tiortedrootsky 2 роки тому +1

      You're welcome! To be honest i failed to decipher it myself, and found the transcript and translation, which i corrected a little, some of the words weren't the best fit. Mine is not perfect either, but a little better.