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Spyros Louis, The First Marathon Race Winner Of The Modern Olympic Games, 1896
At the start of the Olympics in 1896, the organizers were trying for a show that portrayed the ancient glory of Greece.
Lunch Atop A Skyscraper: The History Behind The Photo,1932
In 1995, a photo taken captures eleven workers, mostly immigrants, who while having lunch sit comfortably on the tiny width of the
R-100 Airship: Photographs Of The Interior Of A “Flying Hotel”, 1929-1930
The R100 Airship began construction after the British Government embarked on a project on advancing their airships to guarantee passenger and mail
V-J Day In Times Square: Story Behind the Picture, 1945
In August 1945, it was till after the Japanese announced their defeat, that the lights in Times Square came on. The lights
Rare Photos Of The First Flight Expedition Over Everest, 1933
In 1918, British mountaineering physiologist, Alexander Kellas, gave birth to the idea of a flight quest over the Mountain Everest. Kelly further
These Unique Images From 1890 To 1950 Show The Last Civil War Warriors
Following the end of the war, over a 1.5million unions, as well as confederate veterans, became involved in various active post-war societies
A Young Hitler Cheers The Start Of World War One, 1914
This photo was taken by a Munich photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann during a rally to support the war against Russia on the 2nd
Rare Images Of World War I Military Observation Balloons, 1914–1918
During World War I, balloons provided the perfect mid-air surveillance. The idea of the Balloon was birthed in a bid to serve
An American Soldier Extends His Hand To A Woman Coming Out Of A Cave Where She Had Hidden With Her Kid, 1944
The photograph was during the Battle Of Saipan which took the lives of 22,000 Japanese Civilians, most of who died by suicide
The Story In Photos Of The Massive Hughes H-4 Hercules, 1945-1947
The Hughes H-4 Hercules, originally built as a transport plane, during the war, never achieved that as it was only flown one
Woodrow Wilson | Biography, Presidency, & Accomplishments
Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in Virginia in 1856 to a family of Scots-Irish and Scottish descent in Staunton, Virginia. He was
Pictures Show WWII Air Cadets During Training At Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, 1942
A year before the start of World War II, the United States congress board came to know that the proposed Navy training
Inside A Nazi Christmas Party Hosted By Adolf Hitler, 1941
The Germans adopted the worship of Christianity far back in the 6th century. However, after the Nazis took power and ruled Germany,
The Speech Where Adolf Hitler Declared War On The USA, 1941
Just four days after the Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbour, the Japanese Ambassador Oshima, on December 8, paid a visit to the
US Marine Finds A Nearly Dead Baby In A Cave In The Jungle Of Saipan Island, 1944
After the Saipan Battle between the Japanese and United States, on July 9, 1944, the United States declared Saipan secure. The merciless
A Mother And Her Daughter Falling From A Fire Escape, 1975
On 22nd July 1975, as Forman was about to leave the office at Boston Herald, he got a call about a fire
