Archive / 5941Added Jul 14, 2023B-17 Flying Fortress “L’il Satan” was hit by flak while returning from a mission; the navigator and bombardier were KIA, the pilot managed to get her back to base in England. June 25, 1944.
Archive / 5942Added Jul 14, 202314-month old Thai infant rescued from the crash site of Vietnam Airlines Flight 815 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on September 3rd. Of the 66 people onboard the aircraft, the infant was the only survivor. - 1997
Archive / 5943Added Jul 13, 2023A young Kuwaiti child clutches a hand gun as Kuwaiti’s celebrate the liberation of Kuwait City from Iraqi forces by U.S. led troops. February 1991.
Archive / 5945Added Jul 13, 2023The end of a 600-year Ottoman Empire, Last Sultan Vahideddin leaves Istanbul. November 17, 1922
Archive / 5946Added Jul 13, 2023Chilean goalkeeper cut himself with a razor blade hidden in one of his gloves and pretended to be hurt by a flare thrown by Brazilian fans in a World Cup qualifier, so that Chile would have been gifted the win. 3 September 1989 (505 x 349)
Archive / 5947Added Jul 12, 2023Aloisia Wagner, better known by her stage name Violetta, was a German-American woman who was born without legs or arms with a condition known as tetra-amelia syndrome. She was born in Hemelingen, Germany, and had a lengthy career in sideshow performance, 1925.
Archive / 5948Added Jul 12, 2023The Clinton family dog "Buddy" retrieving a tennis ball from the White House fountain pool. 12 July 1998
Archive / 5952Added Jul 11, 2023President Hoover with Chancellor Adolf Hitler on a meeting in 1939. .
Archive / 5953Added Jul 11, 2023German civilians being forced to witness the crimes of Nazi regime, 1945.
Archive / 5954Added Jul 11, 2023An operations map at RAF Coastal Command Headquarters at Northwood in Hertfordshire, 9 July 1943
Archive / 5955Added Jul 11, 2023Christine Collins was a California mother whose son went missing in 1928. Five months, police found a boy who claimed to be her son. After Christine said he wasn't, the police asked her to "try the boy out." After Christine insisted, she was committed to a mental hospital .
Archive / 5956Added Jul 10, 2023The Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior lying on its side after being blown-up by the French secret service, as the ship was preparing for a protest expedition to the nuclear test site of Mururoa. Fernando Pereira, a photographer, drowned on the sinking ship (Auckland, New Zealand 1985)
Archive / 5958Added Jul 10, 2023The body of a fallen Soviet soldier on Jozsef Boulevard. Budapest, Hungary. 1956
Archive / 5959Added Jul 10, 2023Sculptor Felix de Weldon working on the plaster model of the US Marine Corps War Memorial, c. 1954. His artwork is located just outside of Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia.
Archive / 5960Added Jul 9, 2023Stasi agent (watching the camera man) in a forest in the German Democratic Republic (Deutsche Demokratische Republik), c. 1970s.