Archive / 5681Added Sep 10, 2023Soldiers, hotel workers and others, some wearing gas masks, kneel for morning prayers on Jan. 18, 1991 in a basement used as a bomb shelter at a hotel in eastern Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War
Archive / 5682Added Sep 10, 2023As a German air bomb fell into the Lublin Town Hall but didn’t explode, janitor Jan Gilas carries it out barehanded to keep other people inside safe, and dies from stress-induced heart attack just outside. September 9th, 1939. Poland
Archive / 5683Added Sep 10, 2023On this day 80 years ago the battleship Roma, flagship of the Italian battlefleet, was sunk by a Fritz-X bomb following the Armistice of Cassibile. 9 September 1943
Archive / 5684Added Sep 10, 2023A child poses for a photograph, whilst the World Trade Centers burn. This photograph was taken on September 11th 2001.
Archive / 5685Added Sep 10, 2023Fossil skeleton of Archelon, a giant Cretaceous turtle, Weighs more than 2.2 tons and is 4.6 meters long. Yale Museum, 1902.
Archive / 5687Added Sep 9, 2023America’s teenager: Dick Clark, Testing of Dentyne gum advertising, 1956.
Archive / 5689Added Sep 9, 2023Oldest aerial photograph, This Boston area photo is the oldest aerial photograph in existence. Furthermore, it was taken in October 1860.
Archive / 5690Added Sep 8, 2023Dr. Hunter S Thompson on his porch in Woody Creek, Colorado. July 1983. (2500 X 1973)
Archive / 5691Added Sep 8, 2023USAF TSgt Leonard Matlovich, a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War, appears in his Air Force uniform on the cover of Time magazine with the headline 'I Am A Homosexual'. Matlovich was the first named openly gay person to appear on the cover of a US newsmagazine (United States 1975)
Archive / 5692Added Sep 8, 2023Deposed Ugandan dictator Idi Amin on his deathbed, August 2003. Overthrown in 1979, Amin lived the majority of the rest of his life in relative obscurity in Saudi Arabia. (1920 X 1080)
Archive / 5693Added Sep 8, 2023Three of Africa's most notorious dictators, Mobutu Sese Seko of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Idi Amin of Uganda, and Jean-Bedel Bokassa of the Central African Republic meeting in 1976. (637 X 483)
Archive / 5695Added Sep 7, 2023The tiny platinum bullet which killed BBC broadcaster Georgi Markov, who had defected from Bulgaria in 1969. The pellet measured 1.7 mm/1/16 in, and contained ricin, a deadly poison. It was injected into Markov's leg using an umbrella, while he was waiting to take a bus (London, UK 1978)
Archive / 5696Added Sep 7, 2023King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) of Siam visit to Russia's Alexander Palace - Front row from left Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia (Tsar's Sister), King Chulalongkorn, Dowager Empress Marie (Tsar's Mother), Tsar Nicholas II & Crown Prince Vajiravudh (Chulalongkorn's Son) - 1897
Archive / 5697Added Sep 7, 20231954 Press Photo Decorated street in Tokyo, Japan during Tanabata Festival
Archive / 5698Added Sep 7, 2023A Native American, Belonging To The Ojibwe People, Spear Fishing In A Lake Somewhere In Minnesota, 1908
Archive / 5700Added Sep 6, 2023Japanese soldiers pose around a recently-decapitated Chinese corpse in the Yangtze Valley (Probably Late 1937)