Top 7 Biggest mistake in History

Top 7 Biggest mistake in history

Making a mistake is natural for humans. Often we believe that mistakes are not made with those people who do not do anything new. The mistake is natural; it is culture to accept, and it is progressing to improve, but sometimes there are some mistakes in life that, until when we realize it that the time has lost to correct them. There were some such mistakes in history.

7. Titanic had not kept enough lifeboats, thinking it is unsinkable.

When in 1912 this ship got built completely, then its architects would have patted their back. Why would they not have patted themselves when it was the biggest passenger ship of its time But there was a mistake in this happiness. On April 10, 1912, when this ship came out for its first journey, no one thought it could be its last trip, but when the ship collided with an iceberg on the night of April 14th, it lost 1500 more people. There were only half lifeboats in comparison to the people present on board because there were many safety features in the Titanic such as the waterside compartment, water-tide doors, that it was not prone to sinking, or those who made it believed.

6. When Napoleon decided to attack Russia in winter.

In 1812 Napoleon decided to attack with a military of 6 million. Napoleon's closest officials advised him against his decision, but Napoleon was passionate about winning the battle. When Russian came to know about the attack, instead of attacking along with his general army on the side, they stopped in the fort and asked to wait for the army of Napoleon. This decision of [Tsar] gave Napoleon's soldiers two problems: Less ration and continuously dropping temperature. As long as the army of Napoleon reached Solomon, the temperature had dropped to -20° to -30 °Celsius. This led to the loss of the lives of many of his soldiers.

5.In the making of Tower of Pisa, it takes 199 years, while bending it took only 10 years.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa, which we see today, was not always Leaning. In fact, it was not always easy to make it slope. When it began to be built in 1173, its builders laid the foundation of only 3 meters, while the land was weak. This deep foundation was dug for building houses, and they built the building on it. It was not yet the second floor that the building bent on one side. After this, the tower's construction was stopped for 1 century as Pisa was busy in the war. When the construction began again in 1272, its architect had raised the above buildings high on one side and lowered them on one side. In 1284, there was again a semi-stopped in its construction. Eventually, in 1372, the building was built along with a "bell chamber.

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4. 520 deaths due to incomplete repair of Japanese Boeing 747.

On August 12, 1985, the Boeing 747 flew its last flight. Only 32 minutes after flying from Tokyo, Boeing 747 has crashed in Mt. Osaka. The plane crashed shortly after the sudden decompression of the aircraft just after the take-off. The reason for this was an incomplete repair. 7 years before, the part of the same flight on Osaka Airport was broken by the runway, which was not properly repaired before the plane was flown again. This one mistake took 520 lives, and it also has some effect on some people related to this accident. Japan Airlines President resigned, a maintenance manager committed suicide, an engineer who had inspected this flight and tested it before flying it, too, had committed suicide.

3.When Harry Potter's book was rejected 12 times by publishers.

"This child will earn a lot of names. She will be named in every child's language in the future, " Such was said by Harry Potter's Professor McGonigal. But they, too, would not have known what efforts JK Rowling put in to bring fame to that child. Before publishing in 1997, the 12 publishing houses had rejected Harry Potter's writings. But these rejections do not show the effect on "Harry Potter" nor "J.K. Rowling." Today both are famous in the world, and their name is in every mind of children.

2. Excite CEO did not buy Google for
$750,000.

Excite CEO George Bell did not even know that Google, which had a market capitalization of $167 billion, forgot to buy Google for $750,000. It was such a thing that when both Google's founder Larry Page and Sergey Brin arrived at George Bell's proposal to sell their search engine for $1 million, but then he refused the offer. After thinking again, they even lowered it to $750,000; they still could not sell for George Bell. If at that time George Bell had known what would happen tomorrow, they would not have made such a big mistake.

1.In 1788, the Austrian army fired on its army and lost 10,000 soldiers.

Many of us have made goals and baskets for our competitors in sports but by mistake. And if such a mistake is with the army, they have killed their soldiers, even if by mistake? It sounds a bit weird in hearing, but it has happened. In the Turk-Austrian war of 1788, two Austrian troops who had gone on the discovery of the Ottoman Turk fired on each other. In this firing, not 100-50, but 10000 of them died. With a stupid blow to the Austrian army, the whole battle was won, and Turkey won.

Sometimes mistakes are not only corrected by repentance but also have to face huge losses. So these were the top 7 mistakes in history. But whatever happens to those mistakes, they did not know the future by doing so.