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This happened in 1901. His plate had only three characters - IA1 (IA were the initials of his young wife Johanna Anker, and the number one signified that she was his first and only).
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This "Fast and Furious 8" scene had no CGI
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Josephine Myrtle Corbin, who was born with two pairs of legs.
At nineteen, Corbin married Dr. Clinton Bicknell, with whom she had five healthy children: four daughters and a son.
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🎪 In 1933, circus performer Arthur Gardner gave a demonstration of aquatic acts in Berlin. He presented an act in which he was in a specially constructed aquarium along with crocodiles. This was part of his circus performance and attracted great interest from spectators who came to see the amazing show.
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The popularity of the snake charmer profession grew in the 20th century and was widely used to attract tourists to India.
1890. India
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Efforts to mitigate the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster, 1986.
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African runner Matthias Kanda from Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, during his training, raced against a steam train and never lost in the race.
📍Selukwe, 1968.
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The body of the Egyptian princess Amen-Ra was supposed to be transported from the British Museum to the United States. Now, the British Museum only has the lid of the princess's sarcophagus.
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A special day at the Memphis Zoo - admission was only allowed for dark-skinned individuals.
🗓️ 1959.
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The first geographical globe is preserved in the city of Nuremberg. It was made by the geographer M. Behaim in 1492.
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The Hunger Winter was a mass famine that affected the civilian population of the Netherlands towards the end of World War II. In the photo, a 9-year-old boy, 1945.
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Treatment of patients affected by the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident on April 26, 1986.
Patient V. I. Starovoit, 27 years old, who participated in extinguishing the fire from the first minutes after the accident, received radiation burns covering up to 34% of his body surface in addition to general uniform gamma exposure.
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A woman is holding her legs and arms in buckets of water through which an electric current is passed. In the 1930s, it was believed that this improved blood circulation.
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The collapse of the grandstand with people during the "Indianapolis 500" race.
🗓️ 1960.
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In this place, over 900 members of this organization committed mass suicide.
🗓️ 1978.
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The morning of the first day when Sweden switched from left-hand to right-hand driving, 1967.
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Eight-year-old Freddie McIntosh in a sun protection suit
🗓 1935. London, United Kingdom
Freddie McIntosh wore a protective suit against the sun due to increased sensitivity to sunlight. At that time, medical means of sun protection were not as developed as they are today, but people were aware of the harmful effects of the sun's rays on the skin.
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On November 24, 2009, John Edward Jones tragically died in the Nutty Putty cave after being trapped upside-down in a narrow tunnel for 28 hours. Mistaking the passage for another, Jones became lodged 400 feet from the entrance. Rescuers tried to save him using a rope-and-pulley system, but a pulley malfunction caused delays. Jones suffered cardiac arrest from prolonged stress. The cave was sealed and turned into a memorial for him.
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A visitor to a Chinese restaurant in the Netherlands tries to learn how to eat rice with chopsticks, 1952.
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To prevent forest fires, Canadians decided not to limit themselves to a simple warning sign; instead, they placed a gallows with a cigarette on the park grounds.
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Manute Bol was the tallest player in NBA history. He stood at 7 feet 7 inches (232 cm) tall, and his weight barely exceeded 100 kg.
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During the call, he said to his assistant, "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you."
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The dogs were trained to independently traverse long routes in the mountains.
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The legend of the first marathon run tells the story of the Greek soldier Pheidippides, who ran 26 miles (42 kilometers) from Marathon to Athens to announce the victory over the Persians, and then died from exhaustion.
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