Archive / 561Added Jul 25, 2026Satellite image showing the first wave of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, Pentemili beach, July 20th 1974
Archive / 563Added Jul 24, 2026A Confederate boy, age 14, lies dead in the trenches of Fort Mahone at Petersburg. "It is to be hoped that the man who slew him has forgotten it, for this face would haunt him surely," April 1865, taken by Thomas Roche.
Archive / 565Added Jul 24, 2026Photo of notorious Confederate Bushwacker William T. Anderson shortly after his death at the hands of Union forces under Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Cox on October 27, 1864 in Richmond, Missouri. Taken by Robert B. Kice.
Archive / 567Added Jul 24, 2026U.S. soldiers playing Xbox in Saddam Hussein’s former palace, in Baghdad - amidst the aftermath of the U.S.-led coalition invasion of Iraq, c. 2003.
Archive / 569Added Jul 23, 202615 year-old math prodigy, Ted Kaczynski (bottom right), with fellow National Merit Scholarship recipients in 1958. Kaczynski would be accepted at Harvard to study mathematics the same year. Two decades later, he would carry out his first bombing.
Archive / 571Added Jul 23, 2026East African enslaved boys from Arab Slave trade rescued by the British naval ship, HMS Daphne 1869.
Archive / 572Added Jul 23, 2026Girl in wheel chair hugs her baby brother to pose him for their photo together, 1890s.
Archive / 573Added Jul 23, 2026The last moments of Maki Skosana, a South African woman who was burned to death by a mob of anti-apartheid activists after they falsely accused her of being a police informant. Duduza township, July 20, 1985.
Archive / 574Added Jul 22, 2026Albert Stevens, The Man Later Found To Have Absorbed The Highest Known Dose Of Internal Radiation In History After Being Secretly Injected With Plutonium By His Own Doctors, 1945
Archive / 576Added Jul 22, 2026Steve Ballmer giving a presentation at Microsoft’s 25th anniversary, September 5th 2000
Archive / 579Added Jul 22, 2026Soldiers from the Wehrmacht with two captured French Char 2C super-heavy tanks, near Meuse-sur-Meuse, during the final weeks of the Battle of France, c. June 1940.
Archive / 580Added Jul 22, 2026A Greek soldier administers a final coup de grâce to Nazi war criminal Friedrich "Fritz" Schubert following his execution by firing squad at Eptapyrgio Prison in Thessaloniki, Greece, on October 22, 1947. He was found guilty of the killing of over 250 civilians.