Archive / 5361Added Nov 23, 2023A wildcat strike at Cologne, Germany's Ford factory in 1973 by Turkish labourers to protest poor working conditions.
Archive / 5362Added Nov 23, 2023An African man points a defendant at the Luanda Trial. The trial is only time that anyone has been tried for "crimes against peace" since World War Two. Thirteen Western mercenaries, mostly from Britain and the United States, were tried by an Angolan tribunal for war crimes, 1976 .
Archive / 5363Added Nov 22, 2023U.S. soldier standing in a truckload of captured gold recovered from Saddam Hussein's regime in the aftermath of the invasion of Iraq, late 2003. Although exact numbers are unknown, some estimate that during his 24-year reign, Saddam built a personal fortune as large as $40,000,000,000 (1125 X 1584)
Archive / 5364Added Nov 22, 2023Rare 1950's photo of Vasily Blokhin, Joseph Stalin's head executioner, in old age. Having personally killed tens of thousands of people in his career, including 7,000 Polish officers in under a month during the "Katyn Massacre," Blokhin was the most prolific murderer in human history. (538 X 800)
Archive / 5365Added Nov 22, 2023Hitler plays with young Helga Goebbels at the waterfront 1935 (778-1200)
Archive / 5366Added Nov 22, 2023US ambassador to China James Sasser peers through a heavily-damaged door of the US embassy in Beijing on May 10, following two days of attacks of the embassy by Chinese protesters in response to the American bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, Yugoslavia on May 7 - 1999
Archive / 5367Added Nov 21, 2023Rebecca Ann Felton. On 21 November 1922, she became the first woman to serve in the US Senate, although she served for only one day. Felton was a white supremacist and the last slave owner to serve in Senate who spoke vigorously in favor of lynching African Americans (c1922)
Archive / 5368Added Nov 21, 2023Egyptian President Anwar Sadat addresses the Knesset. On 20 November 1977, Sadat became the first Arab leader to officially visit Israel (Jerusalem 1977)
Archive / 5370Added Nov 21, 2023Israeli Soldier passes Palestinian Children in the West Bank (1989-11-20)
Archive / 5371Added Nov 20, 2023In 1979 the Skylab space station was meant to fall harmlessly to Earth in the Ocean. Instead it crashed near Esperance in Western Australia. The US State Department received a $400 fine for littering. (1318 Γ 888)
Archive / 5372Added Nov 20, 20231954 mugshot of boxing promoter Don King, who represented pugilistic stars such as Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson, taken after King fatally shot a man suspected of trying to rob one of his gambling establishments. (800 X 894)
Archive / 5373Added Nov 20, 2023Patrice Lumumba calling for the removal of Belgian Troops from the Congo. 20 July 1960 (458 x 480)
Archive / 5374Added Nov 20, 2023Russian soldier in Grozny during the First Chechen War, sometime 1994-1996
Archive / 5375Added Nov 19, 2023Young lady pushes a young man towards a love interest at a dance, Claiborne County, Tennessee, late 1930s
Archive / 5376Added Nov 19, 2023British soldier lights a cigarette for his Dayak colleague. Malaya, 1950. (829x1200)
Archive / 5377Added Nov 19, 2023Gavrilo Princip's parents in front of their house, Bosnia, 1910s/1920s
Archive / 5378Added Nov 19, 2023on feb. 8th, 1943, nazis hung 17 y/o lepa radiΔ for being a yugoslavian partisan during ww2
Archive / 5379Added Nov 19, 2023Famous photo of Fikret AliΔ, the Bosniak prisoner at Trnopolje concentration camp which was held by the police and army of the Republic of Srpska. (1992) (620x338)
Archive / 5380Added Nov 18, 2023Alexander Graham Bell, surrounded by executives, making the first call between New York and Chicago in 1892 (restored by me)