Rural postman in winter uniform, 1900, Sweden.

Diego Maradona, 1980s.

An immigration inspector found a 180-centimeter Felipe Ramirez-Perez, who tried to enter the United States in this way. San Diego, March 11, 1954.

A soldier inhales the perfume of his beloved while reading her letter.

Vietnam, 1966.

Underwear advertisement in Harper's Bazaar, September 1953.

Northridge Earthquake, 1994

One of the versions of the "Green Monster", a car created to set a land speed record, 1970

A pair of North American Indians, 1912

Salma Hayek, 1995.

Louis Coulon was born in 1826 and started shaving at 12.

It didn't help - the beard grew by leaps and bounds and by 14 was already 50 centimeters long. In the end, Louis just gave up and began to grow it - at the peak it reached 3.3 meters.

In search of a puppy, 1950s.

Girls provide topless shoe cleaning services. Toronto, 1975.

Veronica Lake, 1940s.

Stripper on the trading floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange, late 1970s

A Jewish woman covers her face with her hands while sitting on a bench with the caption "Only for Jews".

Germany, 1938.

In 1943, sliced bread was banned in the USA.

The government called the reason, on the one hand, the need to save steel, which is used in rifled machines in production. And on the other hand, saving paper, which wrapped the pieces in bakeries. In the yard, after all, there was the Second World War and they saved wherever possible. However, in this case it did not work out - the savings were insufficient and after a couple of months the ban was lifted.

Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight Attendant, 1970-e

On the set of the movie "Back to the Future 2" (shooting a scene with flying hoverboards), 1989

World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz takes off his shoes in front of a mosque in Turkey, 2007

Estonian punks, 1980s.

Uma Thurman's mother, Swedish-born American fashion model Baroness Nena von Schlebrugge, 1958