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Linda Christian, the first "Bond girl", 1945

The dining table of the defendants at the Nuremberg trials.

Germany, 1945.

Ancient Roman necklace, IV century BC

Thames Embankment. London, 1890

Gladiator greaves discovered during excavations in Pompeii.

Prime Minister of Hungary, Ferenc Salasi before his execution for aiding the Nazis, 1946.

Meet the water reservoir in the center of Athens, which has been providing water to the city's residents for 1,000 years.

It was built in the time of Emperor Hadrian somewhere in 125m AD.

A view of the Nevada test site after 800 nuclear tests from 1951 to 1992.

Marilyn Monroe, 1953.

Folk festivities in connection with the annexation of the Sudetenland to the Third Reich. The city of Ash, October 3, 1938

The corpses of Russian workers killed in April 1912 by the Tsarist gendarmerie during the so-called "Lena execution".

According to the testimony of the writer Alexander Moritz Fry, who served in the First World War in the same regiment with Hitler, the future Fuhrer initially wore a rather lush mustache like the mustache of the German Emperor Wilhelm II. However, he had to shave them off on the orders of his boss and leave a characteristic "toothbrush" due to the fact that such a mustache prevented him from wearing a gas mask correctly.

The first strip club in London, 1958

Tourism existed in ancient times. However, as well as graffiti.

The photo shows the inscriptions on the walls in the Tomb of Ramses from the time of Ancient Egypt left by Ancient Greek tourists. One of them wrote, "I didn't like anything but sarcophagi. And I can't read the hieroglyphs either."

This photo does not attract attention until you look at the right corner, where the gnawed human spine rested. The frame shows members of the Old Christians rugby team, whose plane crashed in the Andes in 1972. There were 45 people on board along with crew members, and 17 of them died within a day after the crash. The survivors managed to fight for survival for more than two months, despite the fact that the reserves were being depleted very quickly. The victims had to eat the corpses of deceased comrades. 16 men who dared to cross the mountains managed to survive then.

An emaciated former Buchenwald concentration camp prisoner drinks from a metal bowl shortly after being released from the camp.

April 1945

​​On March 16, 1968, American soldiers completely destroyed the Vietnamese village of Songmi, killing 504 innocent men, women and children.

Only one person was convicted of this war crime - Lieutenant William Kelly, who was under house arrest for 3.5 years and was pardoned by a personal decree of President Richard Nixon.

Salma Hayek , 1996

Reich Chancellor Hitler, President Hindenburg and Minister Goering at a military parade in East Prussia. onethousandninehundredthirtythree

In Australia until the 1960s, in accordance with the "Flora and Fauna Act", aborigines were considered animals, not people, and their numbers were recorded in the same list with kangaroos, parrots, etc.