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Biblioteca de Alejandría, Egipto | 48 a.C.

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Biblioteca de Alejandría, Egipto | 48 a.C.

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The famous library of ancient Egypt, known as Alexandria, was consumed by fire, although there are theories as to why it caught by fire, it isn´t defined yet, unfortunately countless works that were housed there were lost

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It was a Roman city it  was buried under meters of ash and pumice stone after a catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
There is still a well-preserved site featuring excavated ruins that visitors can freely explore.

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Due in part to the fact that the structures of the homes mostly are made of wood. The famous fire of 1666, despite not claiming many lives, but it almost completely destroyed the city, causing consequences for Londoners and English citizens.

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Business buildings and homes were burned to the ground, leaving more than 90,000 people on the streets. Around 300 lives were lost in Chicago during those days.

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Peshtigo Fire (Wisconsin), United States | 1871

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Peshtigo Fire (Wisconsin), United States | 1871

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It is said that it was the one that caused the most deaths in the entire history of the United States, the death toll hovered between 2000 and 2500. It happened at the same time as the Great Chicago Fire.
It was caused by the high temperatures that were registered that summer, in addition to the fact that everything was dry, which made the fire more serious.

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It began in the urban and financial centers of the city, causing a huge loss of assets that were destroyed. Several billion dollars were lost.

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There was a shocking earthquake, which caused the origin of the fire. According to sources present during the tragedy, the incompetence of some unqualified firefighters substantially aggravated the situation.

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the fire that devastated Tokyo began with an earthquake of titanic magnitude. On the rubble of the city the flames began, destroying some 570,000 houses in their wake. 142,000 people lost their lives in the tragedy in Japan.