Archive / 941Added May 21, 2026Home at last. Over 15,000 US soldiers crammed on the deck of the RMS Queen Elizabeth as it enters New York Harbor, August 24, 1945.
Archive / 942Added May 21, 2026My grandma and my mom, circa aprox 1955, in a Photo Booth at Disneyland.
Archive / 943Added May 21, 2026Nazi soldiers in Thermopylae, Greece, re-enacting the eponymous battle in 1941
Archive / 945Added May 21, 2026Comrade Chunauti, commander of the 16th Battalion of the People's Liberation Army, during the movement to end the monarchy in Nepal, 2005 π³π΅
Archive / 946Added May 21, 20262023 Russian wartime propaganda calling Russia angelic and Ukraine demonic.
Archive / 947Added May 21, 2026Tribal rep George Gillette crying as 154,000 acres of land is signed away for a new dam (1948)
Archive / 949Added May 20, 2026An RAF pilot conducting an unauthorised flight over London to mark the RAF's 50th anniversary, a milestone he felt was inadequately recognised by the government. The pilot flew a Hawker Hunter jet low over landmarks, including Parliament, before passing through Tower Bridge. (1968)
Archive / 950Added May 20, 2026Marine PFC George Max Chanak pauses by a row of fallen comrades on Okinawa in May, 1945. George was Killed in Action shortly after this picture was taken. He was only 19 years old.
Archive / 951Added May 20, 2026Today is 37 years since my grandma died so hereβs my favorite pic with her taken in 1981
Archive / 952Added May 20, 2026Legendary water polo player Petre Mshvenieradze and his grandson in 1990, USSR.
Archive / 954Added May 19, 2026Danish resistance fighters holding up and disarming German soldiers, Copenhagen. (1945) colourized
Archive / 957Added May 19, 202618-year-old Princess Elizabeth, the future queen, inspects an honor guard of the Second Battalion Grenadier Guards on May 17, 1944, during D-Day preparations.
Archive / 958Added May 19, 2026On May 18, 1980, Mt. St Helen in Washington State underwent the most cataclysmic and destructive volcanic eruption in US history. Triggered by a magnitude 5.1 earthquake, it sent ash 15 miles into the air and flattened 230 sq. miles of forest within minutes. The disaster claimed 57 lives.