History has witnessed the passing of important figures who left their mark in them, but we know very little about them. It is interesting that some of them did not exist in spite of their vast fame, including women figures who play a prominent role in the popular imagination of many societies.
"Many of us have heard the stories of famous female figures who are very popular, but we do not know whether these characters are real or just fictional characters," Violeta Ferrizina said in a report published on the APR website.
Helen .. the most beautiful women of the earth
Helen is one of the most famous female figures in Greek mythology, as well as one of the most beautiful women on Earth.
Helen's abduction, according to mythology, led to the outbreak of the Trojan War. Although this war is a real event, Helen is a mythical figure who does not exist on the ground, but appeared in the Iliad.
| Helen is one of the most famous female figures in the Greek mythology that her abduction led to the outbreak of the Trojan War (communication sites) |
Shahrazad .. and stories thousand nights
The legend says Sheherazade, who tells the story of the Arabian Nights, is a virgin young woman whom the king married to kill her the next day, but she saved herself by telling stories all night long without completing them.
The young woman used to be silent and refrain from completing the story as the sun rose, to complete it the next night, and repeated it every night. After Scheherazade told the king a story, the king fell in love with her and retreated from killing her.
Gwynifer .. wife of King Arthur
This woman is the wife of King Arthur, known for her relationship with a knight. A figure that does not exist at all, but is just a legend whose name appeared in old tales and myths.
Allegra Coleman .. A girl of dreams
Of the famous fictional characters invented by the writer Martha Cheryl. It should be noted that in November 1996, Elie Larter created this feminist model to appear on the pages of Esquire magazine with the words "girl of dreams"; although this character is not true, it was very popular.
| Rosie's image emerged in the United States, famous in 1942, and is an elegant alternative to exhausting factory workers (networking sites) |
Rosie .. the symbol of America
Rosie's picture appeared in the United States to reflect the Americans who worked in factories during World War II. This woman has become a symbol of struggle and struggle in wartime, a symbol of all the women who worked in factories and invented weapons and other materials.
Rosie became famous in 1942, but it is only a fake image and an elegant substitute for factory workers.
Tokyo Rose .. Japanese radio stars
This name was launched by Allied forces based in the South Pacific during World War II on women who speak English in Japanese radio programs.
During the Second World War, they provided media propaganda to Japan based on radio programs. In general, Tokyo Rose is simply a title, not a real character.
Casey Nicole .. Personal illusion
This character is a fake teenage girl invented by Debbie Swanson on the Internet. Between 1999 and 2001, Swanson played the role of a teenage boy with leukemia, and later reported that Casey died on May 14, 2001, and published information about her death on May 16, 2001.
In fact, Casey was not there at all, prompting Deby Swenson to admit that she had forged the account on the Internet and created it as a fake figure.
| The picture that was best known to Lucy Ramirez, who was accused of handing over documents related to the service of George Bush in the army, but was not found later (the sites of communication) |
Lucy Ramirez. George Bush 's Documents
This person handed over documents relating to the service of former US President George W. Bush in the military. The media filmed a 60 minute documentary and published many articles and reports on what President Bush did while serving in the military.
When public opinion questioned the authenticity of the documents presented, no one could find Lucy Ramirez, which meant that this character was not present from the ground up.
Amy Iguchi is a Japanese pop member
This famous character appeared as a seventh member of the Japanese pop group "IKB48", but the group consists of only six people.
It is worth noting that these characters appeared in Japanese magazines, to start fans of this group ask questions about, to find that it is a fictional character does not exist at all.
Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world
The Mona Lisa is a distinctive painting of Italian painter Leonardo da Vinci, one of the most famous pieces of art in the world. It is worth mentioning that the owner of this picture is Lisa del Jocundo, wife of Francesco del Giocondo.
Previously, the French king Francis I received this painting, now the king of France and exhibited at the Louvre Museum in Paris. However, many scientists and experts doubt the fact that this woman exists, while some believe she is a fictional character.