Archive / 621Added Jul 15, 2026Sinking of the Argentine Navy’s Brooklyn-class cruiser ARA General Belgrano, it was struck by torpedoes from the Royal Navy’s Churchill-class nuclear-powered submarine HMS Conqueror (S-48), during the Falklands War on May 2nd, 1982.
Archive / 622Added Jul 15, 2026Photo of a Fijian man with whale tooth necklace. Taken by John William Waters. Fiji, 1884
Archive / 624Added Jul 15, 2026“The Girls in the Windows” photographed by Ormond Gigli in 1960. Possibly the most profitable photograph ever, it's made $12million so far. (1080x1080)
Archive / 625Added Jul 14, 2026"WE'LL RETURN." Argentine Anti-British poster referencing the Falklande war. 1983.
Archive / 626Added Jul 14, 2026Greek actress Irene Papas as Helen of Troy in the historical drama film The Trojan Women (1971)
Archive / 628Added Jul 14, 2026Serbia and Montenegro before their final match, 18 days after the country ceased to exist, 2006 FIFA World Cup (2006-06-21)
Archive / 629Added Jul 14, 2026Soviet general Georgy Zhukov on holiday in Sochi, 1950's. Having overseen many of the USSR's most important strategic victories during WWII, Zhukov was one of only two people in history to receive the "Hero of the Soviet Union" award a record four times (2099x1546)
Archive / 631Added Jul 13, 2026A South Vietnamese officer carrys the body of his son after he was executed in his home by the Viet Cong during the Tet Offensive. February 1, 1968. .
Archive / 633Added Jul 13, 2026Map from life magazine from February 10, 1916, showing what would happen if the USA didn't enter the war against Germany
Archive / 634Added Jul 13, 2026Italy's players celebrate their 2006 FIFA World Cup victory (Germany 2006)
Archive / 635Added Jul 13, 2026Ford employees protest Henry Fords ties to Nazi Germany in 1941. Ford was later listed as a company that used Auschwitz inmates for slave labor
Archive / 638Added Jul 12, 2026PFC Benjamin Ogata of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team was Killed in Action in Italy on July 7, 1944. He was only 19 years old. The 442nd was an elite unit composed almost entirely of 2nd generation Japanese Americans (Nisei), and remains the most decorated unit in U.S. military history.
Archive / 640Added Jul 12, 2026Armless mother, born with a birth defect caused by the drug thalidomide, embraces her daughter, 1982.