Top 5 Most Terrible Events In History

1.The Holocaust

The Holocaust which holds the definitive first place on this subject was the genocide of the Germany in German-occupied countries of Europe during the second world war in Poland. They have created a concentration camps with gas and massive shooting where two thirds of Jewish population was lost.

2.World war II

the World war II or the second world war, was held between 1939-1945, and it was one the dangerous potential to this world where History was almost re-written and a lot of allies have been made after this war. This happened all to stop the crimes and war-reasons around the globe and to minimize terror for where we stand and live at.

3.9/11 World Trade Center Attacks

When I was a young boy I was left alone at my house at mid-day and when I opened the television I saw the World trade center attacks live happening as I was filled up with emotions and undesirable emotions after this happened. It was one of the catastrophes that people had to deal with. A lot of nationalities used to work on World trade centers, everyone lost someone close.

4.The Black Plague

it is a fact that the black plague or black death, have killed 30 to 60 percent of the Europe and Eurasia in the 14th century (Middle Ages).

5.Atomic Bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki was released on the end of second world war where USA bombed these places, leaving 226,000 civilians dead.

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