5 Surprising Historical Events Not Taught in Schools
The US government entered the Vietnam War because of on an attack that never happened.
Not all events that have shaped our world find a place in the school curriculum. Some of these moments, while crucial in their impact, are often overshadowed by more well-known historical narratives.
These overlooked events reveal hidden struggles, geopolitical shifts, and pivotal moments that changed the course of nations and peoples. From forgotten battles that reshaped the future of empires to disasters that sparked civil rights movements, these stories are just as vital to understanding the complexities of history.
1- Allied Interference in the Russian Civil War
The Bolsheviks (Communists), under the leadership of Vladimir Lenin, overthrew Russian President Alexander Kerensky in 1917. As the Bolsheviks strengthened their control, civil war broke out between the Red Army, which stood by Lenin, and the White Army, a disorganized coalition of anti-Bolshevik forces. Several Allied nations participated in the Russian Civil War to stop the spread of Communism.