Canada’s representative signed on the wrong line for Japan’s surrender at the end of WWII… forcing every other country to sign one line below. Sucks for New Zealand.

From Wikipedia:

The Canadian representative, Colonel Lawrence Moore Cosgrave, signed below his line instead of above it on the Japanese copy, forcing everyone after him to sign one line below the intended one. When the discrepancy was pointed out to General Sutherland, he simply crossed-out the pre-printed names of the Allied nations and wrote them himself in their correct relative positions; and the Japanese representatives did not demur further.

Trolling is eh art.

In some science museum in Canada. Fitting, for this year I am in Canada once more! My mother made that shirt!