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"What are the chances?" Is the first reaction we finish every time we hear something unusual that we have never thought can happen. You meet a friend in the same flight as you travel, or a person with the same date of birth as yours. But these are just trivial events.

How would you react when you would know that such occurrences were part of our history on a much higher level? Does the universe still have planned each of our lives? Does anyone look at us from the space above that makes us all connected through such coincidences?

Here are 50 historical coincidences as historical who will leave your mind blown or you can also feel that the floor slides under your feet.

Prequel from Titanic

Exactly fourteen years before 1912, when the calamity of the sinking of Titanic occurred, the famous author Morgan Robertson wrote and publishedThe wreck of Titan: or futility,A novel that had the same line of story on a shipwrecked ship named 'Titan'. Titan in the book flowed in exactly the same way as the Titanic Sank in real life.

Stephen Hawking

Stephen William Hawking has produced many theories on time and relativity. Maybe it would explain the chances of many happen the same day. The birth and death of Hawking, the great physicist, added to the meaning of the days that were already. His birthday, January 8 is also the birthday of the death of Galileo and his day of death on March 14 is Albert Einstein's birthday and the day Pi when the day reads like 3.14.

Wizard of Oz

When the crew of the famous "Wizard of Oz" movie was looking for the ideal costume that would be suitable for Professor Marvel, they crossed an old jacket rugged in a random savings shop. It was the first day of the filming of the film they noticed a sewn name inside the costume pocket: 'L. Franc'. Who was it? The original author of the novels oz.

Lincoln and Kennedy

The list of coincidences between President Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy is infinite. Lincoln was elected at Congress in 1846, while Kennedy was elected in 1946. Lincoln was elected President in 1860 and Kennedy in 1960. The two were slaughtered on a Friday and in the head. The two assassins were Sudnetters and their successors had the same name, Johnson. Need us say more?

First World War

Did you know that the world war was opened because of a sandwich break? Yes, the beginning of the war was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, but the assassination was not a simple gesture by the assassins. The original attempt to kill Ferdinand had failed in a misery way and they had lost their luck when the bomb they had targeted for Ferdinand really struck the car behind him and he fled safely from the stage. The disappointed assassins are stopped in a coffee for a sandwich and the driver of Ferdinand began to make a bad tower and led the car in front of the same coffee. An assassin saw him and shot on the Archduke and his wife. That's what triggered the Second World War.

A car prophesy

The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand was not the only strange fact about the World War. Ferdinand's car seemed to have an extra feature, a sixth feeling of being able to predict the future. The license plate of the car of Archduke has read 'A III-118'. Wondering where was the prediction? The Armistice of the War was signed at the 11th hour of November 11, 1918. Look again at the license plate.