Marilyn Waltz, Miss April 1955 of Playboy Magazine.

At the start of the race of one-legged veterans of the First World War, New York, 1918.

Here is the moment when Goebbels found out that his translator was a Jew and the friendly smile left his face, 1933.

We remind you that Goebbels is a statesman and politician of Nazi Germany, the Reich Minister of Public Education and Propaganda of Germany, the penultimate Chancellor of the Third Reich.

Dalai Lama XIV, Tibet, 1950

1968. Daliborka Stojsic.

A serviceman of the Yugoslav Army. A candidate for the title of "Miss Universe" from this state.

First World War photo

In 1961, Maria Fikachkova, a maternity ward nurse from Czechoslovakia, was hanged in a Prague prison for the murder of at least 10 newborns she was caring for.

Since 1957, she began to beat her victims on the head, as a result of which they died within a few hours or days.

According to Maria, she was annoyed that the babies were constantly screaming.

The school "bus". Alaska, USA, 1930

Sibyl Shepherd is an American actress and model. In 1968, she was awarded the title "Model of the Year".

Charles Bowles - one of the most notorious stagecoach robbers of the Wild West, 1874.

Idi Amin declares a one-day war on the United States only to declare himself the winner the next day, Uganda, 1975.

The victims of repression during the reign of Amin were from 300,000 to 500,000 people, with a total population of 19 million people in Uganda. The president personally killed at least 2,000 of his citizens.

On the beach of Positano. Italy, 1959

Raquel Welch is an American actress and sex symbol of the 1970s.

A group of captured North Korean soldiers who were completely naked, this was done in order to make sure that they did not have concealed weapons. South Korea. 1950.

A police photograph of two-year-old Francois Bertillon, the youngest attacker, who was detained on charges of gluttony, namely for biting all the pears from the basket.

He is also the son of Alphonse Bertillon, the creator of the system of photographing criminals, who took this photograph in 1893.

Royal Guards of Siam. Thailand, 1900s.

Carmen Berg, 1987

A nurse hides children in a closet during a German air raid, London, 1942.

A fine for a revealing bathing suit. Heemskerk, the Netherlands, 1931

In 1941, Winston Churchill decided to visit a photographer. In the photo, he wanted to demonstrate his determination and steadfastness in the fight against Nazism. However, the photographer could not achieve such an effect. Then he tore the cigar out of Churchill's mouth. Churchill got angry at this and the photo was a success. This is how one of the most famous photographs of Winston Churchill turned out.

Ninibet Leal (Venezuela), Miss World 1991.