Archive / 2061Added Nov 6, 2025Launch of the James Caird lifeboat from Elephant Island on April 24th 1916. Ernest Shackleton and five others would journey over 800 miles to rescue the 22 trapped on the Antarctic island.
Archive / 2062Added Nov 5, 2025Orson Welles signaling for silence inside CBS's radio studio while directing the infamous "War of the Worlds" radio show that numerous sources claimed lead to mass panic due to most listeners tuning in late and the show itself having no commercial breaks (October 30th, 1938)
Archive / 2065Added Nov 5, 2025New York City was the scene of a massive celebration after the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945
Archive / 2066Added Nov 5, 2025«Just A Number» Political cartoon by Jeff Parker (Florida Today), 2008
Archive / 2067Added Nov 4, 2025A menorah stands in the window of a Jewish family’s home in Kiel, Germany, during Hanukkah in 1931
Archive / 2069Added Nov 4, 2025An Afghan communist revolutionary wearing traditional clothing and holding an AK-47 in Kabul, 1984.
Archive / 2071Added Nov 4, 2025Soviet cosmonauts Georgy Beregovoy and Pavel Popovich present a hunting rifle as a gift to Neil Armstrong. June 1, 1970.
Archive / 2073Added Nov 3, 2025The Eight Nazi Saboteurs of Operation Pastorius caught on American soil during World War II. Washington DC, 1942
Archive / 2076Added Nov 3, 2025German dentist Martin Hellinger stands as he is sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for war crimes by a British military tribunal. He removed the dental gold of dead prisoners at a concentration camp. After his release, the West German government paid him 10,000 DM in compensation, 1946 .
Archive / 2077Added Nov 2, 2025A photograph taken of 11-year-old Florence "Sally" Horner several months after she was kidnapped by 51-year-old Frank La Salle. La Salle held Horner captive for a total of 21 months, New Jersey, 1948 .
Archive / 2079Added Nov 2, 2025Cartoon depicting Uncle Sam entering Mexico in 1916 to punish Pancho Villa with Uncle Sam saying, "I've had about enough of this."