Very old photographs of non-humans 1678. Rare photographs of the past, which you probably have not seen yet. The oldest photograph of a woman
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01. Gas station No. 47, 1975, Kudepsta
A new filling station has been put into operation on the highway of the Black Sea coast near Sochi (in Khosta). The station was built according to the original project, taking into account the nature of the terrain, climatic conditions and is equipped with domestic equipment.
02. Chechnya. 1994-1996 years.
03. Punched Card Storage at the National Archives and Records Administration, 1950s
One punched card holds about 80 bytes of information. Each box contains 2000 punched cards = 160 kb.
04. Actors of the American comedy about the kidnapping of a girl in the Caucasus from the film "The Song of the Fraudster". 1930 USA
Summary of the film: “Tsarist Russia. 1910 A bandit from the main road Yegor is not bad-looking and sings well. Together with a gang of accomplices, of which he is the leader, Yegor roams the cities in search of profit. In a small village hidden in the mountains, he meets Princess Vera and falls in love with her. The girl reciprocates the robber. The swindler's song resonates in the soul of the princess. But soon Prince Sergei, Vera's brother, drives Yegor's sister, Nadya, to suicide. The robber takes revenge and kills the prince, and takes the beautiful princess into his gang. In a rage, Vera betrays her beloved to the authorities. Feelings are still strong, but this couple is not destined to be together.
05. Sergei Viktorovich Lavrov, a student at MGIMO, is having lunch in the dining room. late 60s
For the second, there was not enough money.)
06. Krasvoenlety, 1922, Pskov
Cadets of the Red Military School are photographed in front of their desks on the fifth anniversary of the October Revolution.
The Voisin LAS first flew in 1914, and due to its reliability and simplicity, it became widely used. Voisins were produced in Russia under license and were actively used on the fronts of the Civil War, as well as in flight schools.
07. Grandmother of Ksenia Sobchak Feodosia at 22, 1944, Ukraine, USSR
08. IS-1 with 122mm howitzer
10. Pilgrims to Mount Fuji, 1886, Yokohama, Japan
Pilgrims on their way to the sacred Mount Fuji, one of the three "sacred mountains" of Japan, wearing bamboo kasa hats and mat capes. All pilgrims have in their hands a fan-fan "utiva" (round fan) with poetic inscriptions or drawings.
11. Il-14 aircraft and icebreaker, 1960s, Dikson, USSR
12. Storming the White House. October 1993 Photo: archive Vladimir Mashatin
13. The first press conference of Sergei Mavrodi. Photo: Vladimir Mashatin 1994
14. The workers of Murmansk on Sunday are loaded into wagons with fish products for shipment to besieged Leningrad. Murmansk. 1942
15. Pedestrian crossing. Pyongyang. DPRK. 1992
16. The soldier "knelt down" when the popular actress Linda Darnell invited him to a dance, 1940s.
17. B-36 strategic bombers over the Capitol on the day of the second inauguration of President Harry S. Truman. Washington. Columbia region. USA. January 20, 1949.
18. US Marines land on the beach. Mogadishu. Federal Republic of Somalia. December 9, 1992.
19. Popular performers Alla Pugacheva and Philip Kirkorov got married in 1994. Photo: Vladimir Novikov
20. Ambassador to Great Britain Ivan Mikhailovich Maisky cuts the bars of the lattice fence of the USSR Embassy in order to donate metal for the needs of the military industry. London. Great Britain. 1943
21. An exhausted trader at the end of the worst day in the history of the stock market. "Black Monday", October 19, 1987.
22. Production of bagels at the Moscow plant, 1967
23. A one-piece swim mask from the 1920s that protects the face of women from the sun.
24. Kindergarten, 1930s, Norilsk.
25. Natasha Koroleva with her sister Irina and future Russian presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak, 1994.
26. Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly backstage at the Oscars, 1956.
27. BMW Schneekrad snowmobile, 1936
29. Mikhail Baryshnikov and 17-year-old Uma Thurman, 1987
31. A housewife demonstrates the convenience of an electric washing machine, 1910.
32. Young Princess Diana and her guinea pig.
33. Shooting the movie "Mad Max", 1979
34. A gilded model of a KAMAZ truck for Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPSU, presented to him in honor of his 70th birthday, in December 1976.
35. Festival of youth and students. 1957
36. Parts of the Red Army on one of the streets of Moscow. In the foreground are M-72 motorcycles. October 1941.
37. Residents of Lviv welcome the convoy of German troops on the streets of the city. June-July 1941.
38. MiG-21PFM 32 GIAP lined up on the GDP for takeoff during training for the parade. Kubinka, June 1967
39. Leningrad in blockade. Komsomol detachments harvesting firewood on Ladoga.
40. Comandante Fidel Castro in Vietnam. Quang Tri province. September 1973
41. Launching the first building of project 941, TRPK SN TK-208 (head 711), SMP, Severodvinsk, September 27, 1980.
42. Earth in the Catharchean era - about 4 billion years ago.
43. Steve Jobs evaluates the surface of the case for the NeXT computer, 1987.
44. Moments before the 25th President of the United States, William McKinley, was shot dead by anarchist Leon Czolgosz, 1901.
45. The typical American family stands among the food it consumes in a year. 1978
46. Sophia Loren
47. Brave new world. 1938 Photographer Max Dupin.
48. Cages with songbirds. Shanghai. 1949
49. Climbing Mont Blanc. 1861
50. Young Leninists. 20s
51. USSR. A young father taking a child from a collective farm maternity hospital. 1930s (Young mother on the right)
52. German sniper sitting on a makeshift seat June 1944
53. Mouthpiece for smoking together. 1955
54. Funicular at the Mir station, 1978, Kabardino-Balkaria
55. Production of color TV sets, 1970s, USSR
56. Ringo Starr with a sandwich during the filming of the video. 1964
57. Johnny Depp, 1984
58. Bonnie and Clyde, 1934
59. Byzantine gold cross, XII-XIV centuries.
60. Sweater for lovers, 1963
61. Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong on the recording of the second joint album "Ella & Louis Again" (And again Ella and Louis).
Los Angeles, 1957
62. Soviet Cossack artillerymen firing from a 45-mm anti-tank gun 53-K. Eastern front. WW2.
63. "Torpedo-GAZ" with a duralumin body based on "Victory" accelerated to 190 km / h. 1951
64. Fashionable hairstyles. Winners of the Munich Festival in 1964.
65. Fighters of the detachment of the Alpha group in the battle near the building of the UFSB in Grozny, in the summer of 1996. First Chechen war.
66. Kindergarten. Boys. 1938 USSR
67. USA. Soviet Ambassador to the United States Alexander Troyanovsky with his wife. 1935
68. Diosa Claudia Cardinale
69. Lifting the fallen part of Stonehenge. England. 1963.
70. The collapse of the wall of the headquarters of the International Salvation Army in London on Queen Victoria Street, as a result of German bombing of the city, May 10, 1941.
One of the longest night bombings of London, took with it, in addition to many lives, a huge number of documents with the personal files of officers.
The photograph was taken by Police Constables Arthur Cross and Fred Tibbs.
71. Leo Tolstoy on his deathbed in the house of the head of the Astapovo station, 1910.
72. Beer mug made of amber and silver, ser. XVII century, the seven deadly sins are depicted on the faces.
73. The Jews of Vienna wash the inscriptions about a free and independent Austria from the sidewalk.
74. Hearing aid 1850.
75. The remains of the prisoners of the Ravensbrück concentration camp, 1945.
76. Consolidated PBY Catalina maritime patrol bombers at the Lake Worth waterfield, 1940s.
77. An Israeli soldier talks to reporters at the crash site of an Iraqi R-17 ballistic missile in Tel Aviv on January 19, 1991.
78. London Zoo, 1937
79. Oxford or Cambridge. A Victorian style match between students from two famous colleges. Cambridge, UK, December 3, 1946.
80. Aircraft of the Hell's Belles Squadron of the United States Marine Corps loom against the sky, lit by anti-aircraft fire, during the Japanese raid on the Yonton airfield, Okinawa, Japan, April 28, 1945.
81. Vladimir Vysotsky and Marina Vladi, San Francisco, USA, 1976
82. Ilya Glazunov paints a portrait of Fidel Castro.
83. Ilya Ilf with the third edition of the novel "12 Chairs", USSR, 1930.
84. Anti-Soviet postcard of the Mujahideen. War in Afghanistan, 1979-1989
85. Prince of Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk at the Bratsk hydroelectric power station, 1960.
86. Light tanks "T-18" ("MS-1") at the parade. Vladimirskaya st. Kyiv, Ukraine, USSR, May 1, 1932.
87. Yuri Gagarin and Alexei Leonov on the hunt. October 1966 Photo by Valentin Cheredintsev /TASS Newsreel/
88. Elegantly built skeletons of a Roman Capuchin crypt, 1900s.
89. Franco Columbu, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Ralph Meller and Arnold Schwarzenegger on the set of the film Universal Soldier, 1991.
90. This is a 1952 Bull Gamma 3 tube computer. It had 400 lamps and was considered quite compact at the time. And in the photo on the right, the girl is holding its connectors for connecting peripherals.
91. Sleep break in the classroom of Nanti-Glo elementary school. USA, 1943.
92. Crab meat cutters at the Vsevolod Sibirtsev floating factory, Sea of Okhotsk, USSR, 1950s.
93. Joseph Brodsky during a vacation in a pioneer camp. The village of Polyany, 1948.
94. US Coast Guard ship sinks Nazi submarine, 1943
95 Milla Jovovich, 1993
96. Marie Deveraux in the Isles of Scilly. 1958
97. German Revolution - barricade in Berlin in January 1919 during the Spartacist uprising
98. Folding bed for reading books. 1964.
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Old black-and-white photographs are attractive primarily for their historical value, as a cast of an era. It is always interesting to see how people lived 50 or 100 years ago, their way of life, fashion, work, especially if these are real life pictures, and not something artistic. Well, if it comes to famous events or outstanding personalities, then such photographs arouse not only idle interest, but also historical and scientific.
(Total 25 photos)
1. Photo illustrating class stratification in pre-war England, 1937.
2. Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung relax with friends after a bath, 1907.
3. A Soviet soldier shares cigarettes with German prisoners of war, 1943.
4. Photo from Playboy magazine in 1975, dedicated to the historical event - the docking in space of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft and the American Apollo.
5. Man-ape, found in the jungle of Brazil, 1937.
6. The evolution of women's swimwear from 1875 to 1927.
7 Driving school, 1953
8. Aerial photography of the assembly point of Soviet prisoners of war in a field near Kharkov, 1942.
9. Just a few decades ago, this is how children flew airplanes. 1950s.
10. The boy and his "transport". USA, early 20th century.
11. Teachings at the police academy.
12. Komsomol construction. Nadym, 1971.
13. Arnold Schwarzenegger as a child.
14. Alice Liddell - the prototype of the character Alice from the books of Lewis Carroll.
15. Pyrenees. France, 1956
16. Opium party, 1918
17. The first hockey goaltender to wear a mask during an NHL regular season game was Jacques Plante. November 1, 1959
18. Skull belonging to a Roman soldier who died during the Gallic War, 52 BC.
19. BMW in the service of the traffic police of the USSR. 1980s.
In a world where Instagram and Facebook exist, you won’t surprise anyone with photos for a long time. But before you call yourself an advanced lighting and Photoshop savvy photographer, take a look at these old shots - they were taken starting in 1838 and look very funny from the point of view of a modern person.
1. The very first person to appear in the photo
This photograph of Louis Daguerre in a street in Paris was taken in 1838. On closer inspection, in the lower left corner of the image, you can find the figure of a man whose shoes are being polished. This is probably the first photograph in the world with a person accidentally caught in the frame.
2. The world's first selfie!
Back in 1839, Robert Cornelius photographed himself. The method used was called the daguerreotype, after the first photographer, Louis Daguerre. And this self-portrait is considered one of the oldest portrait photographs. In fact, this is the first selfie in the world.
3. The oldest photograph of a woman
This is a portrait of Hannah Stilley, born in 1746. What's even more intriguing is that she was 30 years old when the US was formed! 94-year-old Hannah Stilley was captured for centuries in 1840. Although the original daguerreotype of this portrait has not survived, the image itself appeared in Alva Gorby's book The Gorby Family, History and Genealogy (1936).
4. The oldest photograph of the President of the United States
The first photographed President of the United States was John Quincy Adams, and this event happened in 1843. Adams was the sixth president of the country from 1825 to 1829. At the age of 76 he was photographed by Philipp Haas.
5. First news photo
This is a snapshot of an arrest procedure in France in 1847. The daguerreotype of the incident is one of the oldest photos that accompanied the news. Thus, the trend was born to reinforce all news information with visual confirmation.
6. First photo of the party!
In this picture from 1844, people are banally drinking in the company. Pictured are artist and photographer David Octavius Hill (right), orientalist James Ballantyne (left) and Dr. George Bell. At the moment of photographing, they are probably joking merrily, and on the table there are three glasses of ale (yes, they drank beer by glasses) and a bottle.
7. The oldest photograph of the Alamo
This 1849 daguerreotype is believed to be the oldest photograph of the Alamo Chapel. Photo by unknown author taken before the Alamo Fortress buildings were repaired and rebuilt in 1850 by the American army. During the renovation, the appearance of the building was significantly changed.
8. First shot from above
This photograph of Boston in 1860 from a height of 600 meters by James Wallace Black, who began his career as a photographer with a series of aerial photographs from a balloon, and in 1872 he became famous for his photographs of Boston after a devastating fire.
9. The earliest photograph of the England football team
This photo of the English team was discovered 132 years after it was taken. It shows the superstars of football of the time before the fifth international match of England on March 4, 1876: 10 players with a referee who poses as a keepsake for posterity.
10. First passport photo
The United States is credited as the first country to use passport photos, and it has been mandatory since 1914. The United States was followed by Great Britain, and then by all other countries. This is an example of an American passport dated March 2, 1915, with the very first photo ever discovered. The document belongs to 33-year-old Margaret Sanger, who traveled under the pseudonym Bertha L. Watson.
We offer a selection of interesting and rare old photographs that will help you make a journey into the past.
James Cameron on the set of Titanic
Beach at the Peter and Paul Fortress, Leningrad, 1970s
Stela about the stay of I.V. Stalin in Polyarny, 1940s
Street trading on Kalinin Avenue in Moscow, early 90s
Experimental Soviet taxi, 1964
Pitsunda, 1982
In a promotional photo of British Petroleum gas stations, Swedish Air Force personnel from the F-16 Uppsala military base refuel and service a SAAB 105 jet trainer. 80s
Kiosk with ice cream and milkshakes, 1964, Moscow
Watering tram, 1990, Leningrad
Nirvana Halloween 1993 Akron, Ohio, USA
Left to right: Kurt Cobain, Big John Duncan, Pat Smear, Krist Novoselic.
The Smoker, 1964, Leatherwood
Girl and dogs, 1977, Miami, USA
Meeting Henry Kissinger with Dolly Parton, 1985, USA
The search for wives. 1901 Montana
After the landing of five thousand troops of the southern coalition 40-45 kilometers north of the city on October 20, 1950, the capital of the DPRK fell.
The photograph shows the interrogation of North Korean prisoners of war by the South Korean military police.
Camouflage mausoleum-mosque Taj Mahal during the third Indo-Pakistani war in December 1971, as a result of which East Pakistan (Bangladesh) gained independence.
Dosimetric control of Chernobyl employees, 1990, USSR
All employees of the station, and especially the 4th block, were required to undergo a special check for radiation when leaving work. If an employee was not “clean” enough, a red signal would light up and the turnstile would not work. Then it was necessary to return and once again wash in the shower, using "RADEZ"
Photographer Victoria Ivleva
Father and son supplying water to a rice field, 1952, Vietnam
Four women captured by the Germans during the Warsaw Uprising are photographed through barbed wire in the Stalag VI-C camp after their release. Third Reich. April 1945.
Fighter MiG-15 of the USSR Air Force in combat. DPRK. 1950-1953.
Winners of the XV-th cycling race around the Kremlin, dedicated to the Soviet youth. Moscow. RSFSR. USSR. 1979
Vatican Women's Rifle Squad. Vatican. Kingdom of Italy. 1937
Tanks on the central square of the city during the Romanian Revolution. Bucharest. 1989
Parade on Red Square on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Revolution. RSFSR. USSR. November 1927.
Albert Einstein with his wife Elsa, Grand Canyon, 1931
Sylvester Stallone, 1979
The girl says goodbye to the soldier leaving for the war. London, 1940
3-year-old girl with a pony, 1955
Schoolchildren are assembling machine guns, Stalinsk (Novokuznetsk), 1943
Yuri Nikulin before the beginning of the anniversary evening, 1991.
City defender. Stalingrad, USSR. January 1943.
Sir Thomas Lipton is the inventor of the Lipton tea bag.
Library in Prague Castle, 1950.
Film crew and actors of the film "Back to the Future", USA, 1985.
Tennis players, 1964
L. Kuravlyov and N. Varley on the set of the film "Wii".
Elizabeth Beardm is the first female motorcyclist to travel around the world.
Leonid Gaidai on the set of the film "Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Profession", 1973
Soviet servicemen inspect a German carriage of a 240-mm gun carriage, manufactured by Skoda, captured in the Krasnoye Selo area.
The German designation for the gun is 24 cm Kanone M.16 (t). Similar guns were in service with the 2nd Battalion of the 84th Artillery Regiment (II./AR 84), which participated in the shelling of Leningrad.
Princess Diana, 1960s
"Moskvich 408" with the right wheel (export).
William Joyce, better known as "Lord Howe Howe" under the supervision of armed guards to ensure that there was no possibility of escape. He was captured from his home in Germany in May 1945.
Joyce William one of the leaders of the British Nazis.
In May 1945 he was arrested by the British authorities. Convicted by a British court for war crimes and sentenced to death. Executed.
Civilians greet Soviet soldiers on a captured German tank Pz.Kpfw.III.
The retreating Germans blow up the bridge in Florence. Italy, 1944.
Container for holy relics from the Basel Cathedral. 1450s.
The hit of a German bomb in the cruiser "Chervona Ukraine", Sevastopol, 11/12/1941
German aerial photography during the raid on November 12, 1941.
The cruiser, standing at the Grafskaya pier in Sevastopol, received two bomb hits during the raid, which claimed the lives of about seventy sailors and caused serious damage to the ship, from which it sank the next day.
1943 North Africa. The wounded before being loaded into a heavy German transport aircraft Messerschmitt Me.323D-8 "Gigant" in Tunisia.
Finnish soldiers at the armored locomotive. The design of the pipe is interesting, apparently this was done in order to direct the smoke to the ground, excluding the unmasking of the armored train because of it.
Patrol of the Italian people's militia on the streets of Milan. April 26, 1945
Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Lieutenant Colonel Polyakov (he spent the longest time in space in one flight - 437 days) watches the approach of the Discovery shuttle through the window. Research orbital station "Mir", February 3, 1995.
Napoleon Bonaparte's triple-barreled 120-caliber pocket pistol, inlaid with gold, was presented to him in 1802.
Chechen fighters in Grozny. 90s
USSR. Moscow. Bus-bath, handed over by the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions to the sponsored division. Photo of the beginning 1940s
RF. Penthouse #1
USSR. Moscow. Sale of Brazilian oranges. 1962
Popeye 1940s
TV factory. East Germany. 1954
Cinema in flight. USA 60s
Russian artist Ilya Glazunov - paints a portrait of Gina Lollobrigida. Rome 1963
Vincent Spano, Isabella Rossellini & Monica Bellucci by Steven Meisel 1992
Fashion glasses. 1960
Bosniaks in Sarajevo read a message about the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, 1908.
Six years later, the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand will be shot dead on the same spot by Serbian student Gavrilo Princip.
Ship control simulator in navigation school. Glasgow, 1913
Soviet press in 1924:
"Tov. Lunion, a member of the Fifth Congress of the Comintern, a representative of the most oppressed, most enslaved part of the working people - the French colonial blacks - is resting on ... the ancient throne of the Russian tsars, preserved as a museum exhibit in the Kremlin. Now this is an ordinary chair.
London after the Luftwaffe raid, as seen from St Paul's Cathedral, January 3, 1941.
French actor Jean Gabin on the porch of his house, France, December 1949.
Underwater wedding, San Marcos, Texas, USA, 1954.
Portrait of Woodrow Wilson, 1918.
Soldiers of the army of Admiral Kolchak pose near the bodies of the executed Bolsheviks, 1919.
On April 26 - 30, 1991 Cyclone "Marian" passed in Bangladesh (maximum damage: April 29th) - 138,000 dead.
Marlon Brando with a cat.
"Dubino". USSR, 1931.
Grigory Alexandrov, Sergei Eisenstein, Walt Disney and cameraman Eduard Tisse.
Girls playing strip cards, 1941
Woody Allen and Michael Jackson at Studio 54, New York, 1977.
Stalin (third from left) with a group of Bolshevik revolutionaries in Turukhansk, Russian Empire, 1915
In April 1945, in the Gardelegen concentration camp, the SS drove about 1,100 prisoners into a barn and set it on fire. Some of the victims tried to escape but were shot dead by the guards.
Notes from the newspaper "Stalin's Way" dated August 15, 1935.
Eiffel Tower, July 1888.
Taxi rank at the Bolshoi Theatre. Moscow, 1935.
Photographer: Arkady Shaikhet.
Drinking Medal: Collar with a cast-iron star with the inscription "For drunkenness". Russia, first half of the 18th century, cast iron, casting, iron, forging.
John Lennon / John Lennon
A group of prisoners from the Taganka prison returns from a morning performance at the Bolshoi Theater, which they attended as a reward for good behavior, 1902.
The earliest known photograph of the Chernobyl disaster, April 26, 1986.
Led Zeppelin, 1969
Photographer: Ron Raffaelli.
This is exactly what LIFE magazine said the ideal female figure looked like in 1938. The 20-year-old model June Cox was captured as an “ideal” - height about 168 cm, weight 56 kg.
Only nudists were not enough for us here. Photographer Zenon Zhiburtovich, Ogonyok N21, 1987.
Cribs. Moscow State University, 1984.
Photographer: Valery Khristoforov.
X-ray machine, Frankfurt, 1929.
A Turk washes his feet for his last prayer while Bulgarian soldiers prepare the gallows for him, 1913.
T-54 crushes the bus that the protesters blocked the passage. Operation Danube, 1968
RSO or Raupenschlepper Ost is a full-track multi-purpose tractor, originally used by the Wehrmacht troops on the Eastern Front, at the end of the war - on all fronts.
The study of the very sad experience of using German wheeled, tracked and half-tracked vehicles during the 1941-1942 campaign on the Eastern Front led the Steyr specialists to the idea of the need to create a simple and reliable artillery tractor with a purely tracked undercarriage. Taking as a basis the layout of the Soviet transport tractors STZ-5 and Stalinets-2, in many captured by German troops in the summer of 1941, by the middle of 1942 they had prepared a draft of such a tractor.
Donetsk airport, 1976.
Dali on a Playboy shoot. 1973
Uma Thurman. 1991
1954 Simone Silva and Robert Mitchum.
When Simone posed topless, she provoked a stampede in which one photographer broke his arm and another broke his leg. She was asked to leave the festival.
Soldiers of the Warsaw Pact countries, 1980s
There are seven flags (Bulgaria, Hungary, the GDR, Poland, Romania, the USSR, Czechoslovakia), and initially there were eight countries in the Warsaw Pact, including Albania, but Albania actually left the bloc in 1968 - after the entry of the ATS troops into Czechoslovakia.
Prisoner in a French prison, 1900s. Mustaches were tattooed in protest against the administration.
Nalivayka 30s USSR
Aeroflot advertising booklet for foreigners from 1967 advertising flights on the New York-Moscow and Moscow-Tokyo routes. With prices for first and tourist class, as well as the promise of "real Russian cuisine" with black caviar and "the best vodka."
Starving prisoners, almost starving to death, used for "scientific" experiments. Concentration camp in Ebensee, Austria.
The camp was liberated on May 7, 1945.
Late 40s, Chelyabinsk region, USSR. Tank Sherman plows instead of a tractor
The demarcation line between the western Muslim and eastern Christian parts of Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War. 1983
American gunners. Living collage on the occasion of the victory in the First World War, Germany, 1918.
Female soldiers of the Red Guard in Finnish captivity, Finland, 1918.
US President's visit to Australia.
On October 21, 1966, two brothers pelted a limousine carrying Lyndon Johnson on a state visit to Australia with paint balloons. So they expressed their protest against the war in Vietnam.
American officers thump at Hitler's private residence in Bavaria, in the Alps, May 8, 1945.
Before tablets with laptops, Paris, 1947.
Container for poisons in the form of a book, 17th century.
"Cleaning the barrel" of the main battery gun (15-inch) of the British battleship HMS Royal Oak, 1916.
The dance of fidelity is a ritual dance that symbolized the dancer's devotion to the country's leader Mao Zedong, 1967.
Money changers near the Beryozka store 80s
The boy is holding a poster "All I want for Christmas is a clean white school"
- Protests after black girl Ruby Bridges was the first to attend a white school, New Orleans, 1960.
An invoice for the repair of a Renault car owned by Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich. Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich is the son of his full namesake, known as "KR". In 1918 he was killed by the Bolsheviks. The Russian Orthodox Church Abroad was canonized as a saint.
And also the names of the rivers flowing through the territory of Moscow:
Krovyanka, Beggar, Samotyga, Ulcer, Fever, Boar, Frog, Cockroach, Nigella, Rotten. There was also a Sukovo (Sukino) swamp, and Chistye Prudy were called Pogany