69841
Sharing the most interesting moments in history 🔙 😎 Ads: @buzzads x https://telega.io/c/buzzhistory
In 1922, she married sculptor Sergey Timofeevich Konenkov; a year later, they moved to America. There, she had a relationship with Albert Einstein.
Buzz 📔 History
Correspondents examine the sofa by candlelight where Hitler shot himself on April 30, 1945 (the bloodstain is near the far armrest).
Buzz 📔 History
There is a province in Kayseri that is underground!
There are 11 underground cities and three rock settlements hidden in the rocks of Erciyes. Thanks to the work of speleologists, these ancient places, forgotten by time and buried in darkness, are shining with light again.
Buzz 📔 History
Witches on skis, Florida, October 1954.
Buzz 📔 History
In the photograph, nurse Catriona MacAskill weighs a baby. The picture was taken in 1959 in North Uist, Scotland.
Buzz 📔 History
At the time, even airplanes couldn’t achieve such speed.
Buzz 📔 History
A photograph of Marilyn Monroe's first wedding, when she was 16 years old, in 1942.
Buzz 📔 History
An improvised road sign made from the corpse of a Wehrmacht soldier on a frontline road. January 1942.
Buzz 📔 History
The twins Pip and Flip, famous performers in a circus freak show, 1923.
Buzz 📔 History
Tom Gledhill jumps a motorcycle over a row of more than 20 members of the Royal Artillery team at a speed of 72 km/h, 1966.
Buzz 📔 History
The last photograph of a Barbary lion, taken in 1924. The last recorded Barbary lion was killed in Morocco in 1942.
Buzz 📔 History
In 1839, inventor and photographer Robert Cornelius took the first photographic portrait in history.
Buzz 📔 History
The creator of the popular cartoon "Shrek," William Steig, based his character on professional wrestler Maurice Tillet.
The real-life inspiration knew 14 languages, excelled at chess, and, despite his intimidating appearance and immense strength, was a very modest and friendly man.
Buzz 📔 History
The grave of a Crusader on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, 13th century.
Share our channel with your friends if you like our publications.
Buzz 📔 History
The statue of Buddha in Afghanistan before its destruction in 1992.
Buzz 📔 History
A staircase carved from a single tree trunk, 1851. It is located in the Palace of the Princes of Liechtenstein in Lednice, Czech Republic.
How do you like this ladder?
❤️ - like it
⚡️ - I don't like it
Buzz 📔 History
Macaulay Culkin at the World Trade Center during the filming of Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, 1992.
Buzz 📔 History
Muhammad Ali, 18, stands alone at the 1960 Rome Olympics
Buzz 📔 History
She was executed for being "well-educated," 1978.
Buzz 📔 History
Major General Horatio Gordon Robley and his collection of tattooed Maori chiefs' heads. Great Britain, 1895.
Buzz 📔 History
The first sketches of Mickey Mouse, drawn by Walt Disney around 1928.
Have you seen the Mickey Mouse cartoon?
Yes 🔥
No - ❤️
Buzz 📔 History
If you were surprised by this post, put ⚡️
Buzz 📔 History
A chess match in winter. USSR, 1960s.
If you enjoyed this post, put ❤️
Buzz 📔 History
All of them were killed, but Afghan casualties exceeded 600.
Share our channel with your friends if you are interested in our publications ▶️
Buzz 📔 History
Augustusburg Castle
The castle was built in 1568-1572 above the town of the same name on the Schellenberg mountain on the northern outskirts of the Ore Mountains as a Renaissance hunting and entertainment castle.
Did you enjoy this video? Put 👍
Buzz 📔 History
The pilot managed to make an emergency landing, and 94 of the 95 people on board survived. The body of the flight attendant, ejected from the cabin by the airflow, was never found.
Buzz 📔 History
Do you think it may have helped keep the judges incorruptible?
🔥 - yes
❤️ - no
Buzz 📔 History
The severe crash of American racer Danny Ongais in 1981 resulted in broken arms and legs and multiple internal injuries. Two years later, he was back racing.
Buzz 📔 History
In 1835, Halley's Comet passed near Earth, and two weeks after its perihelion, Mark Twain was born. In 1909, he wrote: "I came in 1835 with Halley's Comet, and it is coming again next year, and I expect to go out with it." And so it happened: Twain died on April 21, 1910, the day after the comet's next perihelion.
If you were interested in this, put ❤️
Buzz 📔 History