20 rare historical photographs that you have not seen before
And again we go on a journey through time. And it, as experience shows, can be no less fascinating and impressive than traveling in space. Sometimes even more interesting!
Studying history or reading stories, we have at our disposal only dry facts and our imagination. But photographs provide us with much more. They show how it really looked, provide an opportunity to better understand the historical moment. Behind each of the following pictures is an interesting story or an important event, so they are incredibly curious to view.
Dorothy Counts - the first black girl to start attending a white school in the USA - teased by her white-skinned classmate, 1957
Nikola Tesla sits with his laboratory with a "magnifying transmitter"
Austrian boy received new shoes during World War II
Graves of a Catholic wife and a Protestant husband, Holland, 1888
Jewish prisoners after being released from the train of death, 1945
The only man who refused to participate in the Nazi salute, 1936
The organizers of the marathon are trying to stop Katherine Sweetzer so that she does not compete in the Boston marathon. She became the first woman to finish, 1967
Job seeker in the 1930s
Deaf Harold heard his first sound, 1974
The first morning in Sweden after amending the driving rules: from left-hand traffic to right-hand, 1967
German soldiers react to shots from concentration camps, 1945
West Berliners show children to their grandparents who live on the east side, 1961
Acrobats balance on top of the Empire State Building, 1934
Statue of Liberty under construction in Paris, 1884
Exotic dancer demonstrates that her underwear covers everything sufficiently after the police arrested her in Florida
Mafia boss Joe Masseria lies dead on the floor of a Brooklyn restaurant, holding an ace in his hand, 1931
Lesbian couple at Le Monocle, Paris, 1932
The most beautiful suicide - Evelyn McHale jumped from the Empire State Building, 1947
A Nigerian design student and part-time actor put on his costume for the Alien thriller, 1978
The remains of astronaut Vladimir Komarov, a man who fell from space, 1967
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The settlement they founded in 1291 was called Geytenhoren. In fact, having nothing to do with goats or goat horns, it got its name from the coastline, the spit, where the first ships of the settlers docked. The name of the Dutch village Giethoorn in Russian sounds like Hithorn (Githorn). The goat horn is pronounced in Dutch as Heiten horn, and the name of the village of Hithorn came from the word hoorn, which used to denote a piece of land - an island that literally jumped out of the water. ...