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Testing the strength of a pipe. The inventor sits inside. Canada, 1920.
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The first wireless telephone, 1919.
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A "living" portrait of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, formed by 21,000 soldiers and officers, Ohio, 1918.
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In the spring of 1945, many animals from the Berlin Zoo lived in the apartments of citizens to avoid being killed by the ongoing military actions.
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Chinese infantry marching on the Great Wall near Beijing. Second Sino-Japanese War, October 1938.
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The record was being set for the most people on a single bed (73 people), 1961.
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Chairs with built-in televisions and ashtrays in the waiting hall of the Los Angeles bus terminal, 1969.
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Martin Luther King was arrested for suing to be served in a whites-only restaurant, 1964.
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The oldest motif — a guilty-looking pet and an overturned vase. This floor mosaic was discovered in 1993 during the construction of the New Alexandrian Library in Egypt. It is dated to the 2nd–1st century BCE.
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It depicts a man dancing in the street with joy upon learning that World War II had ended. Neither the photographer nor the man in the photo have ever been fully identified.
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This image became a symbol of the fight against child labor, USA, 1908.
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Slave in devices designed to prevent escapes. The "Borotnik" did not allow the slave to squeeze through narrow openings—for example, through a window.
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A group of boys playing tag among tombstones. Scotland, 1948.
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This is how witnesses used to testify against the mafia, 1969.
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As a result, the vest withstood 38 shots from a Smith & Wesson Model 10 Revolver and made a lasting impression on the officers. New York, 1923.
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Aerial gymnast Betty Fox jumping rope at a height of 20 stories in Chicago, Illinois, 1955.
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Ford GT-70 Turin Concept sports car, 1970s
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The first woman who attempted to vote.
When she tried to enter the polling station, she was pushed out and thrown to the ground. United Kingdom, 1872.
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Traces of the battle between the British and German air forces in the skies of London, 1940.
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A woman who survived the bombing of Nagasaki in August 1945.
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Two legendary captains—Pelé and Bobby Moore—exchange jerseys as a sign of mutual respect.
World Cup, 1970.
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English snake earrings from the late 19th century. The snake motif in jewelry became popular in England after Prince Albert presented a snake-shaped ring to the future Queen Victoria.
Photo: Laurelle Antique Jewellery.
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Sharpshooter Annie Oakley shoots, aiming through a mirror, late 19th century.
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Pilot training in group flight tactics, United Kingdom, October 5, 1942.
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Tesla Transformer — patented by Nikola Tesla on September 22, 1896, as “Apparatus for the Production of High-Frequency and High-Potential Electrical Currents.”
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