Jane Mansfield, 1950

Along with Marilyn Monroe, she was one of the sex symbols of the 1950s.

Seduction of a Guardsman, Sweden, Stockholm, 1970s

Acrobats train on the roof of the Empire State Building.

1934

Black Widow

Bella Sorenson Guinness is a female serial killer who kills for pleasure and greed. It is known that she buried 42 husbands and accumulated more than a quarter of a million dollars. The "Black Widow" also tragically ended her life, her body was found in the forest decapitated and burned.

17-year-old Brigitte Bardot in her Paris apartment. France, Paris, 1951

Martin Luther King with his son removes the burned cross of the Ku Klux Klan from his yard, 1960

Swedish Minister Olof Palme rests with a worker during a visit to a construction site in Stockholm, Sweden, 1968.

Halloween, 1930s.

Incredibly beautiful Czech model and actress Paulina Porizkova.

She began her modeling career in the 1980s in Paris. In 1984, when she was 18, she became the first model from Eastern Europe to appear on the cover of a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. In August 1987, she starred for the famous men's magazine Playboy.

A Titan truck built in a single copy.

1974

A man who suffered from the dropping of an atomic bomb on Hiroshima shows the scars on his back, 1951.

A Japanese soldier who continued to wage a guerrilla war for 28 years because he did not know that World War II was over, Japan, 1974.

Scottish model Kirsty Hume was one of the highest paid models in the 1990s.

Adolf Hitler on a walk with Goebbels' daughter, Berlin, 1936.

The first Olympic Games of our time.

Athens, Greece, 1896

Bolaji Badejo is a 2.18 meter tall Nigerian student in an Alien costume, 1978.

For Bolaji, this role was the first and last.

Gina Lollobrigida, 1951

In the 1920s, Aloha Vanderwell traveled 380,000 miles across 80 countries, becoming the first woman to circumnavigate the world.

The girl drove all the way in a Ford 1918 Model T car . The journey that Aloha started at the age of 16 lasted five years (1922-1927).

Booking air tickets before the advent of computers.

USA, 1945

In 1910, the inventor of the safety razor, King Camp Gillett, offered former US President Theodore Roosevelt a large sum of money to head his corporation in Arizona. Roosevelt refused on the pretext that he did not trust a man who made razors and wore a mustache.