Girls in bikinis pose outside the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, France, 1958.

In the Jimi Hendrix song "Purple Haze" there is a line: "Excuse me while I kiss the sky". Very often, listeners understood her quite differently: "Excuse me while I kiss this guy". Hendrix knew about this and sometimes after performing this line he kissed his bass guitarist on the cheek.

US President Lyndon Johnson listens to his son-in-law's report on the real state of affairs in Vietnam, Washington, 1968.

Jane Mansfield, 1954

Punk on the London Underground, 1984.

On April 30, Hitler committed suicide, leaving a will on the composition of the new government, of which Grand Admiral Doenitz was appointed chancellor. Hitler's corpse was never found.There are many versions, from the burning of the corpse to Hitler's departure to Argentina, where he lived until old age. There is no direct evidence. In the photo, a dead double of Hitler, it was quickly established by investigators

A man collects feces walking from house to house. Amsterdam, 1953.

Sewerage, which we are used to, is a luxury that has appeared everywhere quite recently.

Sophia Loren, 1960.

Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill, Los Angeles, September 21, 1929.

Albert Einstein, 1921.

Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, the first people on the summit of Mount Everest, 1953

Elizabeth Hurley, 1991. British actress, producer, fashion model and designer.

The Beatles are ready to cross Abbey Road for the legendary facing of the Abby Road albums, 1969.

Hiroo Onoda is a Japanese military man who hid in the jungle until 1974 and thought that World War II was going on. He believed that all the news about the surrender of Japan was American propaganda and lies of the enemies.

Photo of 19-year-old waitress Bonnie Parker. Four years later, she meets Clyde and retrains for robberies, murders and hijackings

Italian TV presenter and model Adriana Volpe, 1990s.

Winter night in Paris. France, 1940

Henrietta, Duchess of Bedford, 1959.

Sandra Bullock, 1995

Natalie Wood. American icon of the 40s and 50s. She is Natalia Nikolaevna Zakharenko, a native of Vladivostok.

During the Second World War, the Germans produced unique pistols mounted in a belt buckle. They were made by hand in single copies for high-ranking SS officers and members of the Nazi Party. To activate the pistol, it was necessary to press a small lever on the inside of the buckle — then the front part bounced off, and the barrels built into the base were extended in the cocked state. To shoot, it was necessary to press the other lever again.