The era of mini: dresses and cars, the 1970s.

Cemetery of 7,000 aircraft left after World War II, Arizona, 1946.

Bruce Lee and his family, 1972

Hollywood, Broadway and Playboy star Jayne Mansfield dresses up a Christmas tree. USA, 1960

The attack on Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. During Gandhi's official visit to Sri Lanka, one of the soldiers of the honor guard hit him with a butt, July 30, 1987.

The future 40th President of the United States Ronald Reagan moonlights as a model, University of Southern California, 1940.

Collection of emaciated corpses of children in the Warsaw ghetto, 1941.

Raquel Welch, 1973.

A runner named Betty Robinson got into a plane crash, she was mistakenly declared dead. The girl spent 7 weeks in a coma, learned to walk normally for 2 years, and 5 years later won gold at the Olympic Games.

English circus strongwoman Miss Joan Rhodes keeps herself in shape by cleaning her apartment, 1958.

Investigation of the assassination attempt on Hitler on July 20, 1944.

Eve Eden - British actress of the 1950s

British soldiers destroy equipment before the surrender of Singapore to the Japanese, 1942.

The court works outdoors to prevent the danger of infection during a pandemic, San Francisco, 1918.

Hippies at the exhibition. Denmark, 1971.

Dolores Donlon - Miss August 1957 (Playboy Magazine).

Nuns at a casino near slot machines, Australia, 1971.

This day in history - during childbirth, Mumtaz Mahal, the wife of Shah Jahan, the ruler of the Mughal Empire, died.

It happened on June 17, 1631. So why is the Taj Mahal in the photo? Yes, because saddened by the death of his beloved, Shah Jahan ordered the construction of a mausoleum such as the world has not yet seen.

He succeeded - after 22 years, the construction was completed. And the Taj Mahal remains to this day both a symbol of great love and an example of architectural perfection.

A World War II veteran earns his living, Tokyo, 1951.