Archive / 5641Added Sep 20, 2023Seven riders on horseback and a dog trek across Canyon de Chelly, Arizona. Photo by Edward S. Curtis, 1904
Archive / 5642Added Sep 20, 2023Russian animal rights activists protest outside McDonald’s in Moscow, 1992 .
Archive / 5643Added Sep 19, 2023Northern Ireland, The Bogside, Londonderry 1971. Photo by Don McCullin
Archive / 5646Added Sep 19, 2023On Feb. 20, 1967, troopers from the 1st Cavalry Division burned a village on the Bong Son Plain in central Vietnam after one of the unit’s soldiers was killed by a booby trap. Photo by freelance photographer Robert Hodierne.
Archive / 5648Added Sep 18, 2023Firefighters at ground zero continue to battle smouldering fires amongst the wreckage of the World Trade Center. September 18, 2001
Archive / 5649Added Sep 18, 2023Albert Oriol demonstrating how to handle a British sten gun to his french recruit, Haute Loire occupied France, 1943
Archive / 5651Added Sep 17, 2023Croatian journalist Velimir Bujanec took a series of black and white photos of himself in his youth, 1990s. The photos were leaked shortly after he was arrested for paying a prostitute for cocaine.
Archive / 5652Added Sep 17, 2023Erwin Rommel (in the middle) dressed as a woman for a variety show during his student years at Kriegsschule, Danzig, 1912.
Archive / 5653Added Sep 17, 2023Small Olympic Games organized by sailors from 15 ships that were blocked in the Suez Canal for 8 years as a result of the 6-Day War. 1968, at the same time as the Olympics in Mexico.
Archive / 5654Added Sep 17, 2023A German soldier, caught by the French Resistance, is led through the streets surrounded by jeers and taunts from the crowd. St Mihiel, France, Sept 1944.
Archive / 5655Added Sep 17, 2023The aftermath of the Wall Street bombing. On 16 September 1920, a horse-drawn cart exploded in front of the HQ of J.P. Morgan at the corner of Wall and Broad streets. 30 people and 1 horse were killed instantly, and another 10 died later of wounds sustained (New York City, USA 1920)
Archive / 5656Added Sep 16, 2023US Army technician Alvin Harley receives a kiss from a liberated French girl on Valentine’s Day, 1945.
Archive / 5659Added Sep 16, 2023Tammany Hall politician William Magear "Boss" Tweed in 1874. One of the most powerful and corrupt politicians in American history, Tweed may have embezzled as much as $200 million in government funds (almost $5 billion today) over the course of his career. (3028 X 4815)
Archive / 5660Added Sep 15, 2023U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds pilot Captain Chris Stricklin ejects from his F-16C fighter jet after he miscalculated a Reverse Half Cuban Eight maneuver during an air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho 14 September 2003