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Napoleon and Hitler parallels

Both invaded Russia almost exactly 129 years apart. Both entered power after the same type of political upheaval, both rose from relative obscurity, and both left near-identical trails of destruction.

The car crash in Ohio

Two cars collided in 1895, the first car crash in American history, and they just happened to be the only two cars in the entire state.

Identical car deaths

In 1975, a man was hit and killed by a taxi in Bermuda. Exactly a year later, his brother was killed, by the same taxi, driven by the same driver, carrying the same passenger.

The book and the neighbor

A woman found her childhood copy of Winnie the Pooh decades later in a used bookstore. Inside was her name, and it had been sold to the shop by her next-door neighbor.

A novel predicts the Titanic

In 1898, author Morgan Robertson wrote Futility, about a ship named “Titan” sinking after hitting an iceberg, eerily close to reality.

The brothers who shared a heart attack

Two brothers in Sweden suffered heart attacks on the same day, in the same town, just two hours apart.

Lincoln and Kennedy parallels

Both presidents were elected 100 years apart, had vice presidents named Johnson, and were assassinated on a Friday in the presence of their wives.

Mark Twain’s celestial bookends

Twain was born when Halley’s Comet passed in 1835, and died the day after it returned in 1910, as he predicted.

The king who chocked

King Umberto I of Italy met a restaurant owner who looked exactly like him. They discovered they were born the same day, in the same town, and both married women named Margherita. The next day, both died in strange circumstances.

Violet Jessop

She survived the Titanic disaster in 1912, but also the Britannic sinking in 1916, and even the Olympic collision before that.

Twins separated at birth, reunited by fate

Jim Lewis and Jim Springer, adopted by different families, grew up apart but lived nearly identical lives, even marrying women with the same names.

Anthony Hopkins’ luck

Before filming The Girl from Petrovka, Hopkins struggled to find a copy of the book, until he stumbled upon one on a train seat. It turned out to be the author’s personal copy, lost and missing.

The curious case of Robert Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln’s son Robert was present at the assassinations of his father, President Garfield, and President McKinley.

The Hoover Dam

The first man to die during construction was George Tierney. The last? His son, Patrick, exactly 14 years later to the day.

The baby who survived twice

In 1930s Detroit, a baby fell from a window, and was caught by a man standing below. A year later, the same baby fell again, and was caught by the same man.

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