These pictures are very interesting and a few might remember if you are old enough.

  • galler3O.J. Simpson running from the police on June 17, 1994
  • galler4American soldiers on ship saying goodbye to their loved ones before leaving for Egypt in 1963
  • galler5Construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, 1934
  • galler6Air hostess and steward serving Scandinavian country style buffet,  SAS Scandinavian Airlines, 1969
  • galler7A Ukrainian-American family celebrates the death of Stalin, 1953
  • galler8A forgotten age of open-air schools in the Netherlands, 1957
  • galler9Women protesting forced Hijab, a few days after the revolution in Iran, 1979
  • galler10German prisoners of war in American camps are shown footage of German concentration camps, 1945
  • galler11Using a traditional Japanese blade, 17-year-old Yamaguchi assassinates socialist politician Asanuma in Tokyo , as it was captured on live television in 1960
  • galler12U.S. President Lyndon Johnson listens to a tape sent by Captain Charles Robb (his son-in-law) from Vietnam, 1968
  • galler13The wives of the astronauts on the Apollo 8 mission, the moment they heard their husbands voices from orbit, 1968
  • galler14The settlement of Deadwood began illegally in the 1870s on land which had been granted to Native Americana. In 1874, Colonel George Armstrong Custer led an expedition into the Black Hills and announced the discovery of gold on French Creek near present-day Custer , South Dakota. This announcement triggered the Black Hills Gold Rush and gave rise to the new and lawless town of Deadwood.
  • galler15U.S. soldiers of 969th Field Artillery Battalion decorate shells they're delivering
    to the front line in Germany, 1944.
  • galler16Boy receiving a new pair of shoes at an orphanage in Austria 1946
  • galler17The headquarters of Benito Mussolini's National Fascist Party in Rome, 1934
  • galler18The Great Sphinx of Giza partially excavated, 1860s.
  • galler19December 5th, 1933: The day when nationwide alcohol ban was repealed.
  • galler20The 3245-year-old seal on Tutankhamen's tomb before it was broken in 1922

 

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