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Old photographs Of The Busy Streets Of Old Cairo, Egypt– 1900-1935
The 20th century marked the start of the rapid growth and transformation of Old Cairo. The change can be seen in these
Violent Photos Of North Korean Anti-American Propaganda Art, 1950-1970
The Sinchon massacre occurred between October and December 1950 in the Sinchon province of North Korea. During this attack period, which lasted
The real story of the “Wait for me, Daddy” photograph, 1940
Wait for Me, Daddy. This photo was taken on October 1, 1940, by Claude P. Dettloff of The British Columbia Regiment marching
Fascinating Behind-The-Scenes Photographs From The Original Godzilla Film, Released In 1954
Since its creation time in 1954, the Godzilla, otherwise known as Gojira, the Godzilla is a Japanese monster that has passed freight
The Dionne Quints: The First Quintuplets Believed To Have Survived Infancy That Became A Sideshow Attraction, 1930-1970
On May 28th, in 1934, a set of quintuplets were born outside Callander, Ontario. The province near Corbeil. Émilie, Yvonne, Cécile, Marie,
The Halifax Explosion: The Naval Catastrophe That Wiped An Entire City In Canada, 1917
The blast was heard around the world. While it wasn’t uncommon for accidents to happen during the war, this made the headlines
Amazing Behind-The-Scenes Photos From The Star Wars Series, 1977
Star Wars is a 1977 grand American masterpiece. It was written and directed by George Lucas, the first of its series; Lucasfilm
The Lumberjacks Who Cut Down British Columbia’s Big Trees Between 1900 & 1930
The beginning of the lumber trade in British Columbia can be traced to the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railroad in 1886.
In 1975, A MiG-21 Crashed Into An East German Residential Building
Thirty-three-year-old Major Peter Makowicka, while on a training mission on January 14th,1975, noticed his Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG21 had developed an engine failure. While
These Candid Images Document Albert Einstein’s Daily Life From The 1930s Through The 1950s
Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany, on the 14th of March 1879, to his parents, Harmann Einstein and Pauline Koch. His
Australian Aborigines In Shackles At Wyndham Prison, 1902
This picture was taken at the Wyndham Prison in the early 1900s. Wyndham is the oldest and northernmost town in the Kimberley
Haunting Pictures From An English Lunatic Asylum, 1870s
During the Victorian Era, a time when asylums had an outburst of patients treated. This resulted from increased psychiatric illness; there was
Thylacine: Rare Photographs Of Tasmania’s Last Tiger, 1910-1933
The thylacine is a carnivore known as the Tasmanian Tiger or Tasmanian Wolf because of its striped lower back. It was one
Execution Of A Traitor During The Afghan War In, 1980
In 1978, the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan was formed after the Saur Revolution. The Afghanistan leadership was overthrown with the assistance of
The Komagata Maru Event, Which Challenged Canadian Immigration Regulations In 1914
The SS Komagata Maru, a steamship carrying 376 Punjabi passengers, mainly Sikhs; however, some Hindus and Muslims were on board too, arrived
Leonard Siffleet Is Set To Be Executed With A Sword By A Japanese Soldier In 1943
Leonard George Siffleet was born on 14th January 1916. He was born in Gunnedah, New South Wales. While he wasn’t so much of
