Eight-year-old Freddie McIntosh in a sun protection suit

🗓 1935. London, United Kingdom

Freddie McIntosh wore a protective suit against the sun due to increased sensitivity to sunlight. At that time, medical means of sun protection were not as developed as they are today, but people were aware of the harmful effects of the sun's rays on the skin.



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🎪 In 1933, circus performer Arthur Gardner gave a demonstration of aquatic acts in Berlin. He presented an act in which he was in a specially constructed aquarium along with crocodiles. This was part of his circus performance and attracted great interest from spectators who came to see the amazing show.

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Josephine Myrtle Corbin, who was born with two pairs of legs.
At nineteen, Corbin married Dr. Clinton Bicknell, with whom she had five healthy children: four daughters and a son.



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The morning of the first day when Sweden switched from left-hand to right-hand driving, 1967.



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This "Fast and Furious 8" scene had no CGI

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In this place, over 900 members of this organization committed mass suicide.

🗓️ 1978.



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The collapse of the grandstand with people during the "Indianapolis 500" race.

🗓️ 1960.

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This happened in 1901. His plate had only three characters - IA1 (IA were the initials of his young wife Johanna Anker, and the number one signified that she was his first and only).

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The Mi-26 helicopter is spraying the so-called "slurry" - a sticky agent for binding radioactive dust after the Chernobyl disaster.

🗓️ April 1986.



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Millions of bison skulls, nearly wiped out due to uncontrolled hunting, 1870s.



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One of the first documented selfies was taken in 1839 by Robert Cornelius, an American photographer and chemist. He created a daguerreotype self-portrait by removing the camera lens, running into the frame, and holding a pose for 3 to 15 minutes before covering the lens.

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Two sisters, arrested for moonshining during Prohibition in the USA, 1921.



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Car roof bed from the 1950s

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In 1456, the same church cleared her of charges and declared her a martyr. Finally, in 1920, the same church recognized her as a saint and made her the patroness of France.



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Omaima Nelson is an Egyptian model accused of murder, dismemberment, cannibalism, and castration of her husband, American William Nelson. She was sentenced to life imprisonment. According to the investigation, on November 28, 1991, Omaima tied up her husband under the pretext of a sex game, then struck him with a table lamp (or, according to other sources, an iron) and stabbed him with scissors. She then cut off his head, hands, and genitals, and skinned them. She boiled the victim's head, wrapped it in foil, and placed it in the freezer, and fried his hands in oil to remove fingerprints. Omaima mixed the remaining parts of the corpse with parts of a Thanksgiving turkey and packed them into bags.



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The most dangerous cat in the world, responsible for killing 436 people.



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The signature recipe of an American restaurant where George Crum worked in 1853 was French fries.

One day, a customer sent back the fried potatoes, complaining that they were "too thick." Crum, deciding to play a joke on him, sliced the potatoes paper-thin and fried them. In doing so, he invented potato chips, which became the restaurant's most popular dish.

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Formula 1 is the world championship of circuit racing on open-wheel cars, held under the auspices of the International Automobile Federation.

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A truck with people drove over strongman Galen Gough at a stadium in California in 1935.



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In 1979, Ken Fraser set a record by catching the largest Atlantic bluefin tuna, weighing 679 kg. The record still stands.

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"Smokers" is the best-selling photo in the history of the Tour de France, 1927.

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