Archive / 6041Added Jun 21, 2023Four SS men pose for a group photo in the Treblinka extermination camp. Each one of them personally committed mass murder. Paul Bredow (leftmost) shot 50 Jews every day for "target practice". Josef Hirtreiter (rightmost) smashed the heads of infants against walls, 1940s .
Archive / 6042Added Jun 21, 2023Emperor of Central Africa Jean-Bedel Bokassa (Bokassa I), seated on his golden throne for his coronation, Bangui, Central African Republic. December 4, 1977. (1200x860)
Archive / 6043Added Jun 21, 2023Bosnian guard armed with a Zastava M70 assault rifle: he was escorting the Bride and Groom at a wedding in Sarajevo - during the Bosnian War and Breakup of Yugoslavia, c. 1993
Archive / 6044Added Jun 20, 2023French soldier whose face was mutilated in World War I, being fitted with a mask made at the American Red Cross studio of Anna Coleman Ladd, 1918.
Archive / 6046Added Jun 20, 2023Guy de Rothschild and Marie-Hélène de Rothschild. The Rothschild's Surrealist Ball, 1972 (705x960)
Archive / 6047Added Jun 20, 2023Arnold Schwarzenegger having a cigar and a beer during the filming of Red Heat, 1988.
Archive / 6048Added Jun 19, 2023Robert Capa - Children in Barcelona pretending to be a firing squad at the dawn of the Spanish Civil War, circa 1936 (1280x847)
Archive / 6049Added Jun 19, 2023Sergeant Thomas Dawson with his Daughter, 1855. Dawson lost his left arm at the Battle of Inkerman. Photographs such as this were influential in focusing public attention onto the impact of war on the individual and the family unit. (1555x2000)
Archive / 6050Added Jun 19, 2023King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy (right) shooting with a rifle at an Austrian plane during WW1, sometime between 1915 and 1918
Archive / 6051Added Jun 19, 2023U.S. Marines pull down a statue of Saddam Hussein in the center of Baghdad. 9 April 2003.
Archive / 6052Added Jun 18, 2023This photo was taken at an air show in 2002 at the airfield in Sknyliv .This disaster broke records for the number of victims in the air show: 77 people died (including 28 children), 543 people were recognized as victims.
Archive / 6054Added Jun 18, 2023British Major General Horatio Gordon Robley (28 June 1840 – 29 October 1930) with his mokomokai (or Toi moko, are the preserved heads of Māori, the indigenous people of New Zealand, where the faces have been decorated by tā moko tattooing) collection, 1895 (641x550)
Archive / 6055Added Jun 18, 2023First day in school for Mila Kunis, 1980's. She grew up in Chernyvtsy, Western Ukraine; then Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. Photo by Ushanka show.
Archive / 6056Added Jun 18, 2023One of only 2 photographs ever taken of US president Andrew Jackson. 1845 (382×400)
Archive / 6057Added Jun 17, 2023People lining up to see Star Wars at a theatre in Japan during its release. 1978
Archive / 6058Added Jun 17, 2023Test pilot George Aird – flying a English Electric Lightning F1 – ejected from his English Electric Lightning F1 aircraft at a fantastically low altitude in Hatfield, Hertfordshire 13th September 1962 (694x808)
Archive / 6059Added Jun 17, 2023A german V-1 flying bomb shortly before striking London. 15 June 1944
Archive / 6060Added Jun 17, 2023Children stand in Mullen’s Alley, 1888. Photo by Jacob Riis (1440x1440)