Summer is coming - have you already bought slates?

Perhaps a model from Ancient Egypt will suit you. Such shales were made several millennia ago.

A Syrian girl in a refugee camp in Turkey. Mistaking the camera for a weapon, she raised her hands up.

Photo of 2012.

Approximate map of the Mongol Empire for the period 1279

Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev on Red Square. Moscow, 1988

Competition of swimwear-bikinis.

California, 1986

Visiting relatives in an infectious diseases hospital.

Oslo, 1905

A brothel for German soldiers, organized in a former synagogue, 1940

NSDAP stormtroopers attach a sign on the window of a Jewish store, urging people to boycott this store because of the religion of its owners, Berlin, 1933.

This is the day in history - the fall of Constantinople.

On May 29, 1453, after two months of resistance, Constantinople fell to the onslaught of the Ottoman Empire. With him disappeared the last remnants of the Eastern Roman Empire. And Byzantium has sunk into oblivion.

Hiding from air strikes in a sarcophagus, a resident of London, 1940.

The luckiest man on earth

For the first time, Croatian Frane Selaka's luck smiled on him in 1964, when a train derailed and fell into a river. 17 people died, but Frane managed to swim ashore.

Then no less funny things happened to Frane: he fell into a haystack from an airplane, during the flight of which the door opened, 19 people died; swam ashore after the bus fell into the river; escaped with bruises after being hit by a bus.

Finally, in 2003, Frane bought a lottery ticket for the first time in his life and won 600 thousand pounds.

Tourists having lunch, Luxor, Egypt, 1898

Kids playing the guillotine

France, 1952

Audrey Hepburn and Jane Fonda at the Oscars in 1965.

Coral pistols from the XIX century.

These were made in Algeria. Pictured is an exhibit from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A similar weapon decorated with corals was presented to the English King George IV.

A man restores a runestone, Sweden 1936

Most of the stones date back to the 11th century. Inscription: "Tole and Thorny made these monuments in memory of Thor and Klakka, their sons"

The remains of an ancient, more advanced civilization.

A joke of course😁.

This Roman mosaic was not destroyed by barbarians. It was covered with a layer of mud and ash during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius 2000 years ago. Once there was an elite villa on this place. It remains to be hoped that at least the owner managed to evacuate.

this day in history - Joan of Arc was burned.

On May 30, 1431, the story of an outstanding lady ended. At the age of 13, Jeanne believed that she was destined to lift the siege of Orleans. At 16, she went to war against the British, shocking everyone with her combat training. In 4 days, under the command of Jeanne, the siege of Orleans was lifted. The task was considered impossible. There were many more victories in the history of the girl. But it ended in betrayal - having been captured, she did not receive any help from her own king. And was sentenced to death.

A column of SS Corps volunteers "Danmark" on the road near the Danish town of Langenhorn. 1941

In Egypt, not only cats were worshipped.

A statuette with an unknown pharaoh talking to a giant mongoose has reached us. Then they were considered divine representatives of Horus. It was made somewhere in 500 BC.

Suitcases of people sent to Auschwitz. Poland, 1969