Archive / 2681Added Jul 24, 2025Franca Viola (1963) Italian woman who became famous in the 60s for refusing a "rehabilitating marriage" with her victimiser after being kidnapped and raped. She was one of the first Italian women to publicly refuse this tradition and, with her family, successfully appealed to law to prosecute him.
Archive / 2682Added Jul 24, 2025A photo of Leatherman (1885), a mysterious but gentle vagabond who walked the same 365-mile route around Connecticut and New York dressed in all leather for decades. (374 x 510)
Archive / 2685Added Jul 24, 2025"Don't worry, the word "Genocide" doesn't exist yet!"(International Herald Tribune, 2015)
Archive / 2686Added Jul 23, 2025A British soldier scolding a German civilian for laughing at a screening of concentration camp conditions. She was ordered to rewatch the film. (May 1945)(1296x958)
Archive / 2688Added Jul 23, 2025The cremation of Pol Pot, the man who ruined the lives of millions. His remains were burnt with a bunch of old tires and rubbish. Photo by the Thai Army, April 1998.
Archive / 2689Added Jul 23, 2025Photo of ethnic German civilians in Czechoslovakia being rounded up in Bořislavka cinema to later be executed, May 1945 (640x360)
Archive / 2691Added Jul 23, 2025“The Subhuman” German SS brochure depicting Slavs of Eastern Europe as “subhuman” and “racially inferior” (1942)
Archive / 2692Added Jul 23, 2025A man protects his family from cannibals during the Madras famine of 1877, under British rule in India. \
Archive / 2694Added Jul 23, 2025FBI agent delivering $1,000,000 to a plane hijacker, in his underwear. 1972.
Archive / 2695Added Jul 22, 2025My grandparents at the beginning of their long (but mostly unhappy) marriage (1950s)
Archive / 2698Added Jul 22, 2025A filipino survivor of the Manila massacre, shows where a Japanese officer tried to behead him, 1945.
Archive / 2700Added Jul 22, 2025Joe Arridy, the "happiest prisoner on death row", gives away his train before being executed, 1939