When was the last time you took a history class? Maybe you are watching a documentary or watching related videos? Maybe you recently visited a museum that taught you more about your country or city’s history? No matter how much you know about the world’s past, the beauty of history is that there is always endless things to learn!
916, 100,000 Chinese workers participated in the British World War I in Europe. They dug trenches, built docks, lay tracks, unloaded ships and repaired tanks, but did not leave any names.
963, Tibie Heidley Cigarettes lit by a crow on the set
945 The first batch of Volkswagen "Beetles" sedan
A African man reads on a bench in a South African park marked "Europeans Only"
Princess Diana was produced in August 1997 on a yacht in Portofino, Italy. She died on the 31st of the same month.
924, Howard Carter first opened the sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun
Alaska Shemiya Air Force Base, COBRA DANE Data Processing Center, an intelligence-gathering phased array radar system designed to monitor the ballistic missile tests in the Siberian Kamchatka Peninsula. June 1977.
Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test, 1946
950 - The most famous member of the Institute of Advanced Studies Albert Einstein gave his first speech in the classroom.
941 The still photos of the girl in the movie "You are now enlisted in the army".
945 A group of happy Chinese waiters read the news of Japan surrendering in the West End of London
Halloween outfits that were popular in the 1920s.
In the 1940s, customers were never right.
935 When Golden Gate Bridge was built, 19 men fell into the safety net from the bridge.
The heaviest person in the world - Robert Earl Hughes. He weighs 485 kg.
Young Ivanka Trump and her father Donald.
"Miss Beautiful Eyes" beauty pageant was very popular in the 1930s. Women will wear such a mask and only expose their eyes to make selections.
940 When the Germans occupied France, the French cut off the elevator cables leading to the tower. Therefore, in order to hang such signs and flags, German soldiers had to climb the entire tower.
Observatory disguised as trees in World War I
About 1600 BC, Minoshtml people used stone cooking stands for barbecue kebabs
Original Moulin Moon, 1914 Paris
The shortest man in the world ("Major Mitt") and the fattest woman in the world, 1922
921 American high school basketball player free throw
Eighty dollar miracle. The Snowman is an ancient Amish plow horse, and Harry rescued it from a truck heading to a meat and glue factory for only $80. Less than two years after it was rescued, they became national obstacle race champions in the 1960s
913 boxing match photos between Ray Campbell and Dick Hyland, the color has been restored
981 Herger with his friend Chinese friend Zhang Zhongren (prototype of Tintin in Tibet) reunited at Brussels
The milk delivery person delivered goods to Streham Grammar School in London.(1939)
In the 1960s, Lutha Airlines provided beer to passengers
During the Space Discovery Mission STS-51-A, astronaut Dell Gardner held up the "for-sale" sign after recycling two damaged satellites (Palapa B2 and Westar 6). November 14, 1984.
929 First class carriage on the train.
974 Rock singer Alice Cooper met Colonel Harland Sanders of at Amsterdam , and they were all in the same hotel.
Three radical idols of the sixties. Simone de Beauvoir , Jean-Paul Sartre and Ernesto Che Guevara met in Cuba .
Henry Ford , the first person to drive a car on a ring track in 1903 at a speed of 96 kilometers per hour
In 1970, fashion designer Pierre Cardin took a photo with a model in nursing suits in Paris, France.
Italian cyclist Gino Sciardis fueled the bike during the 1949 Tour de France .
969 May 18, 1969 Snoopy and Charlie Brown stand on a console in the mission control room.
968 Jim Hines won the men's 100m race with a world record time of 9.95 seconds. He was the first person to officially break the 10-second obstacle in the 100m race
954. Richard Sargent's comic "The Angry Diversion".
