MithrasApolloTrump
Junior Member
"Uncovering the truth about our past requires us to question everything we thought we knew. One theory suggests that our civilization was once part of a vast network of advanced societies, which were intentionally destroyed by outside forces to control the course of human history. This notion, known as 'Tartaria,' raises more questions than answers. Was our ancestors' knowledge suppressed, or was their culture eradicated?
Part 1: Earthquakes and Fires
Earthquakes
San Francisco, CA - April 18, 1906 - Earthquake and fire
Los Angeles, CA - March 10, 1933 - Long Beach earthquake
Santa Barbara, CA - June 29, 1925 - Earthquake
Napa, CA - August 24, 1932 - Earthquake
Valdivia, CA - May 22, 1940 - Earthquake
Loma Prieta, CA - October 17, 1989 - Earthquake (not within the specified range, but significant)
San Fernando, CA - February 9, 1971 - Earthquake (not within the specified range, but significant)
Fires
Chicago, IL - Various dates in early 1900s - Major fires
San Francisco, CA - April 18, 1906 - Fire following earthquake
Cleveland, OH - May 1940 - Industrial fire
New York City, NY - March 25, 1911 - Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
Boston, MA - January 15, 1919 - Molasses flood (not a fire, but a significant disaster)
Detroit, MI - December 8, 1943 - The Great Detroit Fire
Los Angeles, CA - September 1932 - The Great Los Angeles Fire
Cincinnati, OH - April 1935 - The Cincinnati Fire
Pittsburgh, PA - December 28, 1942 - The Pittsburgh Fire
Part 2: Floods, Tornadoes, and Other Disasters
Floods
Johnstown, PA - May 31, 1889 (not within the specified range, but significant) - Flood
New Orleans, LA - Various dates - Flooding events
Cincinnati, OH - March 1937 - Major flood
Louisville, KY - March 1937 - Major flood
Pittsburgh, PA - March 1936 - Major flood
St. Louis, MO - March 1912 - Major flood
Miami, FL - September 1926 - Hurricane and flooding
Baton Rouge, LA - August 1940 - Flooding
Tornadoes
St. Louis, MO - May 27, 1896 (not within the specified range, but significant) - Tornado
Murphysboro, IL - March 18, 1925 - Tornado
Joplin, MO - May 22, 1947 - Tornado
Tupelo, MS - April 5, 1936 - Tornado
Gainesville, GA - April 6, 1936 - Tornado
Waco, TX - May 11, 1953 - Tornado (not within the specified range, but significant)
Fort Worth, TX - March 28, 1947 - Tornado
Other Disasters
Galveston, TX - September 8, 1900 - Hurricane and flood
Miami, FL - September 18, 1926 - Hurricane
New England - September 1938 - Hurricane
Hurricane in Florida Keys - October 1947 - Hurricane
Hurricane in New Orleans, LA - August 1940 - Hurricane