10 Interesting Fact About Famous historical deceptions

One of the biggest historical events that turned out to be a trick is the murder of Julius Caesar. Although many people believe that Caesar was killed by Senator Brutus because of his great political ambitions, modern historians believed that the murder might be planned by Caesar himself to strengthen his power.
One famous example of historical fraud is the Piletdown Man case. In 1912, an ancient human skull discovery in Pildown, Britain, which was originally believed to be proof that modern humans originated from Europe. However, in 1953, it was proven that the skull was a trick made from modern human skulls and chimpanzees.
Although many people believe that Christopher Columbus was the first to find America, but actually the Vikings had arrived in North America around 1000 AD, about 500 years before Columbus.
One of the biggest historical tricks is the fake conspiracy of the zion protocol. This fake document was published in 1903 and claimed that the Jews planned to rule the world. This document is used by Nazi Germany and other anti-Semitic groups to justify their racist policies.
One famous example of a historical trick is the case of The War of the Worlds. In 1938, fiction radio broadcasts about alien invasion broadcast by Orson Welles caused great panic throughout the United States.
Although many people believe that Marie Antoinette once said Let Them Eat Cake when the French people were starving, but actually there was no evidence that showed that he had said these words.
One of the biggest historical tricks is the case of Anna Anderson, a woman who claims to be Anastasia's daughter, the only daughter of the Russian royal family who survived the massacre in 1918. Although many people believed her claims, but DNA proved that she was actually A Polish woman named Franziska Schanzkowska.
Although many people believe that Leonardo Da Vinci created Monalisa as a portrait of Lisa Ghardini, there was actually no evidence that showed that this was true.
One of the biggest historical tricks is the Pilgrim fraud case. In 1675, a man named Thomas Child paid people to pretend to be a pilgrim and visited a fake grave near London. The fraud managed to raise a lot of money from people who wanted to contribute to pilgrims.
Although many people believe that William Shakespeare is the biggest writer in British history, some modern historians believe that his works are actually written by some people who work with Shakespeare.