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First Photograph of a Cat
The image presented is considered the first photograph of a cat in the world (1880–1890), and its author, Harry Pointter, was an animal lover and, at the same time, a pioneer of a new art form—the technique of painting with light, or simply photography. It is also known that in 1872 he took hundreds of photographs of his cats and only in 1884 published a separate photo album. It can be assumed that this particular shot was the most popular among the others and rightfully earned its preeminence over the rest.
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Highway in Kobe, Japan, after the Great Hanshin Earthquake, January 17, 1995.
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Marlboro was the first company to introduce the so-called "flip-tops"—cigarette packs with a flip-top lid. The issue was that many buyers had gotten clever enough to remove cigarettes from the pack without taking it out of their pocket, which meant that the brand name wasn’t visible. They decided to remedy this unprecedented trick by introducing such a pack: now, without a certain dexterity, you couldn’t get a cigarette out of it. In this way, Marlboro forced its consumers to remove the pack, displaying the brand name and packaging—a move that positively impacted sales.
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Chieko Ryu, 16, of Nagasaki, stands next to the charred remains of her mother who died in an atomic bomb explosion, Japan, 1945.
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A "living" portrait of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, created by 21,000 soldiers and officers, Ohio, 1918.
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She made it and survived, but not everyone was so lucky: over 30 years of the division, 136 people lost their lives. Soldiers from both sides point their automatics at each other. Between them, only a drawn line. Later, this line would be replaced by the Berlin Wall, followed by barbed wire and finally a four-meter brick wall.
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In the Mardin province of southeastern Turkey, a Roman villa with remnants of a once-luxurious mosaic has been discovered.
A fairly large fragment has been well preserved: it depicts two large fish (one of which only the head remains), an octopus, mussels, eels, and a heron that seemingly came to feast on the sea delicacies.
The total area of the mosaic is about 100 square meters. It was likely created between the 5th and 7th centuries.
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The first photograph of a comet. The image was taken by Jules Janssen on June 30, 1881.
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When money becomes trash. Hyperinflation in Germany, 1923.
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In 1958, Klennon King, who had applied to the University of Mississippi, was forcibly placed in a mental institution.
The judge who issued the sentence explained: the black man must be out of his mind if he thinks he could be accepted into the University of Mississippi.
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He never fully understood what he was guilty of but enjoyed his three years in prison, where he had his own cell, was not mistreated, and was treated with sympathy.
Everyone in the prison loved him—from hardened criminals to the warden, who gave him a toy train and treated him to ice cream. He smiled on his way to the gas chamber, unaware of what death truly meant.
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All Spartans were considered military personnel until the age of 60. All other labor fell on the shoulders of war prisoners and so-called "inferior" citizens who were unfit for the army.
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The very first photograph in history is considered to be View from the Window, dated 1826. The exposure time for the image lasted 8 hours.
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That is why Roman comedy featured representations of Greeks and the Greek way of life. As a result, a touching unanimity emerged: the Greeks laughed at themselves, and the Romans also laughed at the Greeks.
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Curious artifact: Hitler's telephone.
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Men would sit at the bar under a "looking for a wife" poster and wait for passing ladies to evaluate and choose them. Many men would hold kittens in their arms to attract more attention.
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The legendary photo of Michael Jordan. Later, this image became the logo for the campaign, 1984.
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The Beatles drinking cola in a Parisian café, 1964.
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Johnny Depp arrives on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean, 2007.
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A popular youth game from the 1940s, where the goal was to pass a ring to a partner using only a pencil held in the teeth, 1947.
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The owner carries his dog, who refused to walk on the cold snow, 1932.
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Ans van Dijk before the Special Court in Amsterdam, February 1947.
A Dutch collaborator who betrayed Jews to the Nazis during World War II. She was the only woman in the Netherlands to be sentenced to death for collaboration with the occupiers.
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Christopher Columbus' map, 1490.
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Human remains in the crematorium furnace of the Stutthof concentration camp, Poland, 1945.
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Marilyn Monroe at the Ambassador Hotel in New York, preparing for a public appearance, USA, 1955.
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Referee Joey Shackelford (height 4'9") gives a warning to Clive Goddard (height 6'9"), England, 1980.
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