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".

Jean Gianni is an American model, actress and star of the men's magazine Playboy, 1957.

The Japanese bury Chinese prisoners of war alive. The Sino-Japanese War, 1937

Wedding rings of the executed, which were found by American soldiers after the liberation of the Buchenwald concentration camp, 1945.

The evolution of the bathing suit from 1900 to 1940.

The most desirable woman of the 1970s according to Playboy
Raquel Welch. American actress and sex symbol.

An old Japanese engraving "A woman cuts off the hem of a kimono so as not to wake the cat."

"Respect for someone else's life is something you need to learn all your life"

People sitting on the curb among confetti and papers after celebrating the end of World War II in New York on August 14, 1945.

In 1971, an airplane crashed, which was struck by lightning, causing a fire in the fuel tank. The only survivor of that disaster was 17-year-old Juliana Koepke, who spent 10 days in the Amazon jungle

The girl miraculously survived, but suffered serious injuries, including a concussion and a damaged collarbone. Among the wreckage of the plane, Juliana found candy, which helped her to survive until 10 days later she found a moored motorboat and a canister of gasoline. A couple of hours later, local residents came to this place, who helped the girl.

The most popular poster of the 20th century.

In 1976, the company ProArts, engaged in the production of posters, invited the aspiring actress Farrah Fawcett to be photographed for a poster. And in a bikini. The actress agreed. But when photographer Bruce McBroom arrived at Farrah's house (it was decided to hold a photo shoot there), it turned out that Miss Fossett did not have a bikini. The frustrated photographer suggested that Farrah wear something she would be comfortable in.

Miss Fossett put on a red bathing suit that she dug out of the closet. In addition, the company that ordered the poster did not provide the actress with either a make-up artist or a hairdresser. Farrah made up herself, and highlighted the strands in her hair with lemon juice, and an old colorful blanket served as a background. A total of 40 versions of the pictures were taken that day. One was to become legendary