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Ron Galella is a notoriously controversial photographer who often faced attacks from Hollywood stars and their security guards. In 1973, Marlon Brando knocked out four of his teeth and broke his jaw because Galella was relentlessly pursuing him. In response, Galella began wearing a football helmet. Over his career, he took more than 3 million photographs of celebrities.
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This is beyond comprehension.
Elements rotating on an ancient stone temple.
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It was founded in the Republic of Siena (modern Siena in Italy) in 1472 and is still in operation today.
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A first-grader shows off his new uniform to his neighborhood friends, 1955.
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Giant statue "Ocean Atlas," Bahamas
It weighs over sixty tons and stands 5.5 meters tall.
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A father beside his injured daughter after a bomb explosion in Omi, 1998.
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He carried chairs on his back and rented them to tired tourists for 10 cents.
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Brad Pitt at 14 years old on the Cherokee Reject basketball team, coached by his father.
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A 300-meter lava fountain. Hawaii, 1969.
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Audrey Hepburn
The highest-paid actress of the 1950s, Audrey Hepburn, is still considered an icon of femininity, style, and beauty.
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A gentleman of a bygone era, 1940s.
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Puffy the cat, credited with putting over 300 people into a hypnotic trance with her enormous unblinking eyes, 1944.
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John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy at their wedding, September 12, 1953.
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U.S. prisoners Lee Rogers and John C. Todd, freed from a Japanese internment camp located at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila.
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Final moments of farewell with his daughter. A Canadian soldier departs for war, World War I, 1914.
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Fifty years ago, men often fought kangaroos in the ring.
😅Interestingly, kangaroos often emerged victorious.
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Ceramic figurine with a removable helmet.
Age - 1500 years, Maya civilization.
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Devices from another era
In the wealthiest villages of Asia, people use solar energy to boil water! A special device reflects sunlight at an angle directly into a kettle, which then heats the water.
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This heartbreaking image was taken on June 28, 1970, in Yerevan.
The animal resorted to such an act due to chronic malnutrition. The elephant survived World War II and was killed by the very people he had delighted for 30 years.
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This is the very first video featuring a cat, filmed in 1899 by Louis Lumière.
The video has been colorized and the playback speed adjusted.
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The girl turned out to be a German agent and a talented chemist. She coated her lips with a deadly poison that caused her victims' hearts to stop within 24 hours. She herself would drink the antidote and leave the city. She was only caught after a year, having killed over a thousand American soldiers and officers. A brutal interrogation lasted for 2 days, and the girl said nothing and died from blood loss.
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He remarked, "If I had known what you would do with it, I would never have invented the radar!"
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"Humanity will find happiness only when the last bureaucrat is hanged with the guts of the last capitalist."
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This term referred to children with lush hair who attended the banquets of noble Romans. Their hair was used as napkins and towels – guests would wipe their hands on it.
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Violet Constance Jessop worked as a stewardess and nurse on three of the most famous ocean liners — the "Olympic," the "Titanic," and the "Britannic."
Each of them met with disaster: the "Olympic" collided with another ship and nearly sank, the "Titanic" struck an iceberg and sank, and the "Britannic" hit a mine and sank. However, Violet emerged unscathed from all these catastrophes.
These incidents did not scare her, and she continued working until she retired. Violet lived a long and happy life, passing away at the age of 83.
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Charles Bronson in 2001. The most violent prisoner in the UK, having served 50 years and been in 120 correctional facilities.
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