Archive / 3281Added May 12, 2025The German–Soviet military parade in Brest-Litovsk: an official ceremony held by the troops of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union on September 22, 1939, during the invasion of Poland
Archive / 3283Added May 12, 2025Hitler Youth members march in the shape of a swastika in honor of the Unknown Soldier. 27 August 1933.
Archive / 3285Added May 11, 2025A Czechoslovak soldier kisses his daughter before being mobilized during the Sudeten Crisis (September 1938)(1000x742)
Archive / 3286Added May 11, 2025Antietam, the deadliest one-day battle in American military history, showed that the Union could stand against the Confederate army in the Eastern theater. (Sep 17, 1862)
Archive / 3287Added May 11, 2025"I hear your conplaints about privacy issues...all of them" (Chappate, 2002)
Archive / 3288Added May 11, 2025My great aunt, shot and killed in 1912 at age 18 by her jealous husband.
Archive / 3289Added May 11, 2025German SS doctors checking kidnapped Polish children that are racially suitable for Germanisation. Failure led to being sent to extermination camps. (1942)(1929x2734)
Archive / 3291Added May 11, 2025Dutch soldiers fighting of German troops during the Battle of Rotterdam, 1940 (735×418)
Archive / 3292Added May 10, 2025In honor of Nurses Week: My wife graduating from nursing school (1980)
Archive / 3293Added May 10, 2025Students praying over the rubble of Pantglas Junior School after the Aberfan disaster, a coal waste landslide that killed 144 people, including 116 children. Wales, 1966
Archive / 3294Added May 10, 2025Russian President Boris Yeltsin and US President Bill Clinton on the podium during the Victory Parade in honour of the 50th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany. Red Square, Moscow, 9 May 1995.
Archive / 3296Added May 10, 2025Soldiers of the 77th Infantry Division on listening to the news of Germany's surrender a few yards behind the front lines on Okinawa. This photo was taken 80 years ago today, on May 8, 1945
Archive / 3297Added May 10, 2025My Great Great Grandfather on the piece of land he homesteaded on in the US. Son of a German immigrant.
Archive / 3298Added May 10, 2025US Soldier Wylie Young posing with English children dressed as Uncle Sam and Britannia. Cottingham, 1942.
Archive / 3299Added May 10, 2025150 world leaders pictured together at the UN Millennium Summit in New York, 2000. At the time, the summit was the largest gathering of heads of state in recorded human history. Over 85% of the world population was represented in this one photo (3000x1445)