Kymian

History’s Hidden Weird

History EN ↓ 4 episodes

where the strange side of the past comes to life. From bizarre inventions and forgotten oddballs to unbelievable true stories that slipped through the cracks, we dive deep into the weirdest corners of history. Expect unusual tales, mysterious events, and characters too strange for fiction — all backed by real research and delivered with curiosity and a touch of dark humor.

Author

Kymian

Category

History

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Latest episode

Jul 14, 2025

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Episodes

The Cadaver Synod (897 AD) 14.07.2025

The Cadaver Synod(897 AD) In one of the most macabre moments in papalhistory, a dead pope was dug up, dressed in robes, put on trial, andfound guilty—by his successor. In this episode of History’sHidden Weird , we unravel the bizarre tale of political revenge,church scandal, and a courtroom drama starring a corpse. Yes, thisreally happened.

Ep3 Operation Paul Bunyan (1976) 12.07.2025

Welcome to History's Hidden Weird , wherehost Quinn Strange dives into one of the mostbizarre and theatrical military operations of the Cold War: OperationPaul Bunyan (1976) . After the brutal Axe Murder Incident in theKorean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) , the U.S. and SouthKorea launched an overwhelming show of force — not to start a war,but to cut down a single tree. Backed by B-52 bombers , fig...

The Great Emu War (1932) 04.07.2025

In 1932, Australiadeclared war... on emus. Armed with machine guns, soldiers were sentto battle thousands of flightless birds—and lost. In this episodeof History’s Hidden Weird , we explore the absurd militarycampaign that turned into one of history’s most bizarre defeats,where the birds outmaneuvered the bullets and made the army look likea punchline.

The Dancing Plague of 1518 02.07.2025

In the summer of 1518, the city of Strasbourg was struck by a baffling and eerie phenomenon: dozens of people began dancing uncontrollably in the streets—and couldn’t stop. Some danced for days, others for weeks, and a few even dropped dead from exhaustion. Was it mass hysteria, ergot poisoning, a curse—or something else entirely? In this episode of History’s Hidden Weird , we dive into one of his...

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