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Natalie Nickerson writes her Navy boyfriend a thank-you note for the japanese skull he sent her, 1944
Historical images - Images that made history
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Happy day of Fatima.
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The Public Domain picture of the 1957 F5 Tornado near Spring Hill Kansas. What early Tornado footages look like. This is the creepiest image I have ever seen and I seen a whole lot of fucked up hentai and pornographic images. Somehow if you use an outdated black and white camera, the response are really uncanny tornado images.
Here's another Black and White Public Domain tornado image this time of a F4 tornado in Michigan, Almost as creepy.
A Tornado Picture in Austin in 1922.
Oldest known photo of a Tornado in Howard South Dakota in 1884. As expected, it's nearly as creepy as the 1957 one.
Even Hurricane Pictures in the 1950s are Creepy. Here's a photo of hurricane Gracie.
Also, just because these images are creepy doesn't mean they are as horrifying as the images of Vaccine Passports Signs and Social Distancing. These pictures of storms are just excellent pictures but creepy.
Here's another Black and White Public Domain tornado image this time of a F4 tornado in Michigan, Almost as creepy.
A Tornado Picture in Austin in 1922.
Oldest known photo of a Tornado in Howard South Dakota in 1884. As expected, it's nearly as creepy as the 1957 one.
Even Hurricane Pictures in the 1950s are Creepy. Here's a photo of hurricane Gracie.
Also, just because these images are creepy doesn't mean they are as horrifying as the images of Vaccine Passports Signs and Social Distancing. These pictures of storms are just excellent pictures but creepy.
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"Wing Walkers" playing tennis in the sky, 1925
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A Serbian soldier and his father sleeping near the front lines of Belgrade, 1915.
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It's not just Rotten Tomatoes. Imdb is also trying to cover up the ratings of certain films. The Fauci documentary for example which has been criticized by the masses as being historically inaccurate especially when authorities (especially him) tortured them with COVID restrictions such as mask mandates, lockdowns and vaccine passports. The 6.2 rating is fake. The 1.7 rating is genuine.
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Mussolini and Balbo. Can you name me a more tragic bromance story?
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Tibetan sky burial, usually they break the body up more.
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The Scania V8 of 1969. I wonder whatever happened to them after that...
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A queue formed to get rationed cooking gas in a neighborhood in Santiago, Chile, circa 1972. Such were the days when socialist savior Salvador Allende was the prez.
In order to get rations of gas, oil, bread and groceries, you had to register your family and household in the local
Naturally, you didn't need such inconveniences if you were part of Unidad Popular, Allende's coalition.
After spending much of the 60s under incredibly tight conditions, such measures were supposed to guarantee everyone would have proper portions of food for their weekly needs. To each according to their needs and such. Did it work?
"Dramatic announcement: There is only flour for three or four days."
"Why would they ration, if they have no food?"
"If you want to eat, you have to vote for Unidad Popular."
"Anguishing bread shortage"
"While they dance with Fidel Castro, we have nothing to eat...!"
"Two-day lines to purchase meat"
Welp...
So, what do you get when you have next to no food, the economy getting worse by the day, and your government is bungling pretty much every single measure to try to contain the mounting crisis?
That's right! Nationwide protests!
"Total strike by truckers"
"Senate President: Attempts to nationalize freedom in Chile are doomed to fail."
"Hundreds of thousands of women made felt the national sentiment. Resign! Do it for Chile." Historical headline from La Segunda, August 1973, after the then-largest street protest the capital had witnessed. By this time, the situation was simply unsustainable.
You know what happens next, in September 11.
"Military Junta controls the country. General Pinochet leads the Government. Towards the recovery of the nation. Allende is dead."
Depending on who you ask, Allende got killed by an Army grunt, a CIA agent, or did really kill himself, out of cowardice or out of a sense of duty, feeling he "failed" his country to the point the coup was an inevitability. What matters is, he ate a goddamn bullet and entered the hall of communist martyrs forevermore, while this motherfucker got to lead the country out of the hole it dug itself into.
Whether he succeeded or failed, that's another story.
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This is one of my favorite historical photos. My man is just really fuckin' jazzed to eat some rice. It feels very real and goofy and like a picture that would be taken nowadays. It's good proof that people have always been people.
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From left to right. Carrie, Mary, and Laura Ingalls around 1879 or 1880
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The Cristero War
The 1917 Constitution doubled down on the Anti-Clericalism introduced in the 1857 Constitution, although these Anti-Clerical laws would not be heavily enforced, due to the still ongoing Mexican Revolution. Said laws would be heavily enforced with Plutarco Elías Calles taking office in 1924. Peaceful resistance started, before turning into armed rebellions in 1926. A ceasefire was put into effect in 1929, with the Mexican government making some concessions to the Cristeros, in exchange for the Catholic Church withdrawing their support for the rebels.
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