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Pictures Of Victorian Women Who Never Cut Their Hair, 1860-1900
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The “Falling Cat” Phenomenon That Helped NASA Prepare Astronauts For Zero Gravity, 1969
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The German Invasion Of Western Europe And The Fall Of France, May 1940
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Robert Wadlow, The Tallest Man Ever In Recorded Human History, 1936
Robert Pershing Wadlow holds the record for being the tallest man in the world. However, this 8 feet, 11 inches tall “gentle
Haunting Photographs Of The Hell Of Brazil’s Serra Pelada Mines In The 1980s
In January 1979, a child swimming found a 6-gram mass of gold at the river bank. Genésio Ferreira da Silva who owned
Father Stares At The Hand And foot Of His Five-Year-Old, Severed As A Punishment For Failing To Make The Daily Rubber Quota, Belgian Congo, 1904
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The Hindenburg Tragedy, May 6, 1937
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Teenage Boy Dies After Being Reported Missing In The Water At Skegness Beach
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The Fantastic Traditional Rwandan Hairstyle Of Amasunzu, 1920-1930
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Sophia Loren: Stunning Vintage Photos Of The Italian Classic Beauty Icon In The 1950s-1960s
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Vintage Computer Ads That Show How Far We’ve Progressed, 1970-1990
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In 1945, The United States Became The First Country To Successfully Detonate An Atomic Weapon
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Liberian Soldiers Taunt And Shoot 13 Former Leaders After A Coup D’état In 1980
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Vis-O-Matic: The 1950s Version Of Online Shopping
Lawrence Freiman, a businessman in the 1950s, had the idea of creating a store to start a new way for people to
