Archive / 6441Added Mar 21, 2023Lizzie van Zyl was a 7-year-old Boer girl and an inmate at a British concentration camp. After her father refused to surrender, Lizzie was labeled an "undesirable" and deliberately starved. She died of typhoid fever shortly after this photo was taken, South Africa, 1901 .
Archive / 6442Added Mar 20, 2023The commander of an M48 Patton tank looks through his lens during Vietnam War, 1967, Vietnam .
Archive / 6444Added Mar 20, 2023Female Volunteers with M16-A1 rifles during an IRA training exercise in N.Ireland, 1977
Archive / 6445Added Mar 20, 2023South Korean school girls lays dead after American armoured vehicle runs them over, 13/06/2002 (398x306)
Archive / 6447Added Mar 19, 2023British Army recruiting sergeants outside a public house at Westminster. 1877, photographed by John Thomson. If you're interested, I've compiled 17 images taken of London by John Thomson between 1873 and 1877. I'll add the link in the comments. (1080x890)
Archive / 6448Added Mar 19, 2023"Meeting with Cuban internationalists in Angola": Fidel Castro greets Cuban soldiers during Operation Carlota, 9 September 1986.
Archive / 6449Added Mar 19, 2023Cuban Army Colonel Jesús Sosa Blanco is publicly tried for war crimes during the Revolution, in front of 17,000 people. He was implicated in dozens of murders. As the enraged crowd screamed for him to be killed, Sosa called the "scene was worthy of ancient Rome", Havana, 1959 .
Archive / 6450Added Mar 19, 2023Giuseppe Garibaldi in 1866. He was an Italian general considered one of the greatest generals of modern times and nicknamed The Hero of the Two Worlds because he fought both in Europe and South America. He married a Brazilian woman who would fight alongside him. (366x476).
Archive / 6451Added Mar 18, 2023Three Jewish children on their way to Palestine after being liberated from the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. The girl on the left is from Poland, the boy in the center from Latvia, and the girl on the right from Hungary, 1945 (535x649)
Archive / 6452Added Mar 18, 2023On 18 March 1965 Russian cosmonaut Alexei Leonov steps from the spacecraft Voskhod 2 to become the first man to walk in outer space. He was outside the spacecraft for 12 minutes and 9 seconds (Outer Space 1965)
Archive / 6453Added Mar 18, 2023Italian General Giuseppe Castellano bewteen British General Kenneth Strong and American General Walter Bedell Smith after signing the Italian surrender to the Allies, 3 September 1943
Archive / 6455Added Mar 17, 2023Duke of Caxias in 1878, nicknamed The Peacemaker and The Iron Duke, was the Supreme Comander of the Brazilian Army during the Paraguyan War. He is regarded as one the greatest minds in military affairs in South America history. (850x1155).
Archive / 6456Added Mar 17, 2023This picture is from a G.C. Murphy store in 1968, where a finely outfitted family is about to drop some serious disposable income on a new RCA Color TV. (677x960)
Archive / 6457Added Mar 17, 2023A world’s 384-pound Black Sea Bass caught by Franklin Schenck of Brooklyn with rod and reel off Catalina Island, California, on August 17, 1900. Photo by Charles Ironmonger.
Archive / 6458Added Mar 17, 2023May 19, 1944: Heavy accident by bomb run over Berlin by American bombers (1,000 Ib bomb clashed other bomber, 11/11 crew mates died) (3000×2432)
Archive / 6459Added Mar 16, 2023October 26th 1951: Chinese Troops March Through The Tibetan Capital Of Lhasa During The Chinese Invasion Of Tibet. {450x302}
Archive / 6460Added Mar 16, 2023Portrait of Canadian classical pianist Glenn Gould, taken by photographer Yousuf Karsh, 1957.