Deadly Myths: Britannic and Napoleon

The Titanic's sister ship killed way more people but nobody talks about it.

The Britannic was supposed to be unsinkable too, but here's the twist. It didn't sink from

an iceberg. During World War One, it hit a mine and went down in just

55 minutes, even faster than Titanic. But the real tragedy? Lifeboats launched

too early while the propellers were still spinning, and they got sucked into the blades,

killing 30 people instantly. The ship that was built safer actually became a death trap

because of human error. And here's what nobody tells you. Napoleon wasn't

actually short. British propaganda made that up to mock him. He was five foot