Archive / 6301Added Apr 21, 2023Arnold Schwarzenegger on the day he received his American citizenship, 1983 (1080x966)
Archive / 6302Added Apr 21, 2023Buffalo Calf Road Woman is a Native American warrior who is credited with helping kill U.S. Army Colonel George Custer during the American Indian Wars in 1876. Custer was responsible for massacring Native American civilians and allowing his men to commit rape indigenous women .
Archive / 6303Added Apr 20, 2023Pol Pot, notorious dictator, with his daughter and some children of his deputies in 1986. (1199 X 800)
Archive / 6304Added Apr 20, 2023Hermann Göring and Benito Mussolini at Carinhall with one of Göring's pet lions, Cäsar. September 28, 1937.
Archive / 6306Added Apr 20, 2023Aftermath of the April 18, 1906 earthquake and fires in San Francisco CA USA
Archive / 6308Added Apr 19, 2023Col. Stauffenberg, Wilhelm Keitel, and Hitler days before the 20 July plot. 1944.
Archive / 6309Added Apr 19, 2023Book smuggler (knygnešys), Vincas Juska. 1868 (638x1176) More info about Lithuanian book smugglers in the comments.
Archive / 6310Added Apr 19, 2023Simone De Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre having a discussion with Ernesto “Che” Guevara - 1960 -
Archive / 6312Added Apr 19, 2023On this day in 1955, Albert Einstein died. This was his desk as he left it, photographed just hours after his death. Armed with his camera and a case of scotch (to open doors and loosen tongues), Life photographer Ralph Morse captured images that lay hidden away for 50 years. (1010x1000)
Archive / 6313Added Apr 18, 2023Start of the inaugural Monaco Grand Prix. Crowds watch as the cars speed along the street, led by the Bugatti driven by Marcel Lehoux. The first Monaco Grand Prix was staged on 14 April 1929, and was won by Grover-Williams in a Bugatti (Monaco 1929)
Archive / 6314Added Apr 18, 2023Vietnamese soldiers waving goodbye to Cambodian villagers during the withdrawal of the Vietnamese army from Cambodia, the end of the Cambodian-Vietnamese War 1989
Archive / 6315Added Apr 18, 2023Recovering British soldiers playing basketball with W.A.A.C.s in France, 1918. (Colourized)
Archive / 6316Added Apr 18, 2023Heinrich Himmler at the funeral of Reinhard Heydrich, an architect of the Holocaust who was assasinated by two Czech parachuters on May 27th and died in hospital from the infection transmitted by his Maybach's horse hair components in the blast to his vital organs on June 4th. June 9, 1942.
Archive / 6317Added Apr 18, 20231996, The oldest person ever documented Jeanne Calment celebrating her 121st birthday by releasing a rap record titled Maîtresse du Temps (Mistress of Time)
Archive / 6318Added Apr 17, 2023Excavations at the Cour Napoléon, the Louvre's main courtyard in 1985. Archeologists found walls dating to the Hundred Years' War, the central tower of the 12th century medieval Louvre, Gallo-Roman artifacts, Celtic graves & fragments of human activity from 4,000 BC.
Archive / 6319Added Apr 17, 2023View of a group of young people lined up outside an 'Acid Test' set up to explore the use of LSD. The 'Acid Tests' were a series of parties hosted by a group called the Merry Pranksters who promoted the use of various forms of psychedelic drugs (Los Angeles, California 1966)
Archive / 6320Added Apr 17, 2023The destroyed remains of Iraqi tanks and other armored vehicles litter an Iraqi military complex west of Diwaniyah. 16 April 2003