Historical images - Images that made history

[Monika H.]

Hallo, hallo!!!
Share here images that made History.

 

[Richardo Retardo]

2 images of Leningrad in the early 1950's.

EDIT: After rereading the OP I realize that this wasn't exactly what was asked for. Sorry about that. . .

 

[dopy]

if it weren't for sonic, KF might not even exist.
something to think about today while you're at church, fellow Kiwipedes.

 

[Draza]

Capturing Vukovar from Ustasce in 1991:

Operation Corridor in 1992 (Veljko Milankovic):

 

[Monika H.]

2 images of Leningrad in the early 1950's.
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EDIT: After rereading the OP I realize that this wasn't exactly what was asked for. Sorry about that. . .

Don't worry, historical images too are fine .

 

[Nekromantik]

Spoiler: Feeding polar bears from a tank, 1950

Only Russian would do this.

Spoiler: Einstein at the beach, 1939

I don't know why I like this picture so much. Einstein's just chilling.

Spoiler: Himmler with his daughter, 1938

Always a bit unnerving to see just how human people like Hitler and Himmler could be. We like to think of them as cackling monsters 24/7 but that isn't true.

Spoiler: The London milkman, 1940

Fuck the bombs, people will get their milk.

 

[User names must be unique]

 

[Francis E. Dec Esc.]

Christmas in Croatia, 1992:

West German Home Guard, early 1950s:

Bucharest, 1989:

How the Chinese Nationalists dealt with communists:

Spoiler: NSFW

 

[Kari Kamiya]

The U.S. Olympic rowing team kicked Nazi ass in 1936.

U.S. team is the top rowboat.

 

[Francis E. Dec Esc.]

The first three pictures of the AK-47 ever released in the west, taken in Budapest during the 1956 Hungarian uprising:

Rhodesian family, 1970s:

 

[Red Hood]

William "Billy the Kid" Bonney

 

[WoodWickOud]

The first nuclear Bomb Trinity

D-day landing

 

[Le Pew]

Berlin Wall falling. I still have that issue of US News and World Report I saved when that happened in a box somewhere. I used to always save magazines for big historical events.

Reginald Denny. What another crazy piece of history.

 

[Rand /pol/]

 

[Silence of the Troons]

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

Spoiler: Einstein at the beach, 1939

Ver archivo adjunto 615999 I don't know why I like this picture so much. Einstein's just chilling.

Was...Einstein gay?

 

[Dolphin Lundgren]

1948: Mother forced to sell her children because her and the father can no longer afford to take care of them.

 

[Richardo Retardo]

Just a dump of some random black and white images.

 

[verissimus]

One of my favorite historical photos

Edit : Forgot to take the opportunity to add, the first greatest example of fake news in the US.

 

[Slap47]

Operation Bagration ended in the encirclement of 400,000+ Germans and the absolute annihilation of Army Group Center. The losses of the operation were upwards of 1/4th of that of the Germans on the Eastern front and Army Group Center was considered one of the most experienced and well equipped of the Wehrmacht so these losses were especially devastating.

Over 70,000 soldiers were paraded through the streets of Moscow at the orders of Stalin in operation "The Great Waltz" and other major cities throughout the Soviet Union had similar marches at the same time. The event was broadcast to the world but was overshadowed in the west by the successes of the allied invasion of France. The Moscow parade took 90 minutes to pass despite the soldiers being ordered to quickmarch.

One of my favorite historical photos

Truman is an extremely underrated president. He saw the USA through the end of ww2 (learning about the nukes just as he took office) and created the idea of the Berlin Airlift and continued FDR's policies.

He retired poor based on the idea that the presidency shouldn't be for sale and came from a common man background. He also served in ww1 and loved every minute of it.