Archive / 6221Added May 9, 2023Onlookers in Marseille watching French battle flags being taken for transport to Africa after the German conquest of France, 1940.
Archive / 6223Added May 8, 2023A young soldier with "Make War, Not Love" on his helmet, Vietnam war, 1960
Archive / 6224Added May 8, 2023Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita, the founders of Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation. In 1958, the company would change its name to 'Sony' (Tokyo, Japan 1946)
Archive / 6225Added May 8, 2023Danish humanitarian, Helge Meyer. When the U.N. gave up on Bosnia, Helge took it on himself to assist those affected. Using a modified β79 Camaro, he ran several tons of aid and supplies. Racking up more than 100,000 miles. 1992
Archive / 6227Added May 7, 2023Cadillac de Ville against the background of the destroyed Presidential Palace Grozny, 1995
Archive / 6229Added May 7, 2023Boris Yeltsin throws a horseshoe while playing the game outside the White House Oval Office with then-President George Bush in 1992 (1994X1495)
Archive / 6230Added May 7, 2023Interior of British Imperial Airways commercial plane, 1936. (3088Γ3676)
Archive / 6231Added May 6, 2023At 7β3β (221cm) Jakob Nacken was the tallest German soldier in WW2. Pictured here talking with 5β7β (170 cm) Eddie Worth, an AP photographer, after his surrender. 1944
Archive / 6232Added May 6, 2023Man on a pole at World Pole Sitting Championships, Roelofarendsveen, The Netherlands, 9 August 1971
Archive / 6233Added May 6, 2023Julie Shafer, 15, of Michigan eyes the ceremonial uniform of Sgt. Glenn Norman of the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada. Queenβs Park, Toronto, Canada, March 1978.
Archive / 6234Added May 6, 2023Dot Robinson (1912 - 1999) was a pioneering woman motorcyclist and co-founder of the American Motorcyclist Association-sanctioned Motor Maids riding club. Photographed in 1941.
Archive / 6235Added May 6, 2023A Vietnamese paratrooper sniper stands in observation and firing position in the Phu Nho Quan area, on the edge of the Red River Delta, during Operation Mouette (Seagull) on October 4, 1953; during the fight for the Viet Bac, on Tonkin, French Indochina.
Archive / 6236Added May 5, 2023An anti-Nazi protest in Chicago in 1978. A small group of neo-Nazis had planned a rally in Skokie, Ill., with the free speech support of the American Civil Liberties Union, but that march never happened.
Archive / 6237Added May 5, 2023Riots in Belfast after the death of Bobby Sands. Bobby Sands died on 5 May 1981 in the Maze prison after 66 days of hunger strike. His death and those of nine other hunger strikers was followed by a new surge of IRA recruitment and activity (Belfast, Northern Ireland 1981)
Archive / 6238Added May 5, 2023Felix Dzerzhinsky, 1912, Krakov. Polish-Russian revolutionary. Subsequently, he founded the Soviet state security organs (KGB).
Archive / 6239Added May 5, 2023Members of the Lakehurst ground crew flee as the Hindenburg crashes behind them, 1937.
Archive / 6240Added May 4, 2023The Ruling Elite of Soviet Ukraine in 1935: All met violent deaths within 4 years