Hadaka matsuri – naked holiday in Japan, 1946.

Marilyn Monroe, 1950

Car advertising cigarettes Black Cat (Black Cat), 1915

The sailors of the cruiser HMS Hermione gathered around the ship's cat "Convoy". The Mediterranean Sea, 1941.

Pictured is Jacob Miller, a veteran of the American Civil War. In one of the battles that took place on September 19, 1863, he was shot right in the forehead. His squad, deciding that their comrade had died, left his body on the battlefield. After Miller woke up among the dead, he independently caught up with the retreating squad. After being wounded, he lived for 54 years. 17 years after the memorable battle, a piece of lead fell out of Jacob's wound, a few years later another one, and so, for 14 years, the bullet gradually left the body.

Reese Witherspoon, 1990s.

Happy faces of the parents of the four-year-olds, 1880.

Lesbian bar. Paris, 1930s

Oil platform crash in Norway, 1980

The Alexander platform was not engaged in oil production, but served as a dormitory for workers who extracted oil on a neighboring platform.
On the evening of March 27, 213 people rested there after a shift. A storm was raging overboard: the wind at a speed of 74 km/ h was raising waves 12 meters high. 
One of the six pillars broke, and after 15 minutes the whole structure collapsed on its side.
123 people died then.

Italian sex symbol and just a hot beauty of the 80s Sabrina Salerno.

Waiting room at the bus station. Los Angeles, 1969.

In early August 1939, physicist Leo Szilard visited Einstein to convince him to send a letter to Roosevelt about nuclear fission and the possibility of creating "extremely powerful bombs of a new type."

Einstein later said: "I made one big mistake in my life when I signed the letter."

Walter Smith is a bandit, a thunderstorm of the streets. Australia, 1924.

Smith didn't like guns, he killed people with his bare hands, carefully twisting their heads. The note of the criminal case says: "Very dangerous, there are pronounced sadistic tendencies, can bite."

Monica Bellucci, 1991.

Women show what could be bought for $1.34 in 1918 and in 1945.

A Japanese boy who survived the bombing of Hiroshima. Japan, 1949.

Walt Disney was awarded a special Oscar in 1937 for the cartoon "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs": one large statuette and seven small ones.

Claudia Schiffer, 1990-e.

An unusual plane crash in which no one was injured. Great Britain, 1960.

The pilot lost control during landing and flew out of the airfield.

Samurai at the end of an era. Japan, 1880.

A frustrated little patient writes "Liar" on the wall next to the sign "Dentist without pain".