Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, somewhere in Arkansas, USA, circa 1933

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The only known photo of Albert Einstein with his E=MC^2 equation – 1934

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Adolf Hitler visits the tomb of Napoleon at Les Invalides, Paris, France (1940)

Interestingly, Hitler had been planning a mausoleum for himself that would incorporate a sarcophagus similar to Napoleon’s placed in a large Pantheon-like structure with an oculus placed directly over the coffin, so that it would be exposed to the elements – thus “directly linked to the universe.”

According to legend, Napoleon’s tomb is laid out in such a way that to see the monument you are either on the lower level, looking up in awe at the emperor’s enormous sarcophagus, or “bending down” over the upper lever – bowing to Napoleon himself. The design of Ulysses S. Grant’s tomb was based off Napoleons’s as well.

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A German dispatch dog carries messages to the front line during a German offensive in January 1918

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Oldest known photo of a tornado, taken about 20 miles SW of Howard, South Dakota, United States. (August 28th, 1884)

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Prostitutes in Can Tho, Vietnam, 1970 by Philip Jones Griffith

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Harassment during a civil rights sit-in at the Cherrydale Drug Fair in Arlington, VA June 10, 1960

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Billy the Kid, 1879

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East Germans crossing into West Berlin check out western pornography, the day after the fall of the Berlin Wall, November 10, 1989

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Marilyn Monroe and Joe Dimaggio at the Fairmont Banff Hotel in Banff, Canada, five months before their wedding. August 19, 1953

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Rasputin and groupies. Gorokhovo street flat, Saint Petersburg, 1914

Who was Rasputin and what was his influence?

Rasputin was a religious mystic and faith healer. The heir to the Russian thrown had hemophilia, which at the time was poorly understood and potentially very dangerous. Rasputin was able to stop his bleeding, either by using hypnosis or giving him aspirin. This gave him access to the royal family and influence with the Russian Empress.

During WWI Rasputin prophesied that Russian forces would not be victorious until the Emperor personally led them. This did not go well. Rasputin was later assassinated for unclear reason. He famously took a long time to die and survived through several methods of murder.

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SS officer initiation – 1938

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Recording an episode of “Gang Busters”, true crime radio show, New York, 1930’s

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Authenticated photo of Jesse James and Robert Ford, ca.1880’s

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152 mm Howitzer battery fires during Belorussian Strategic Offensive Operation, 1944.

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Eva Braun at the Berghof, undated

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PFC Richie sniffs at the delicate perfume of his girlfriend in Jay, Oklahoma, as he opens her letter in Vietnam, April 12, 1966

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A Young Harrison Ford

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A Man In A Suit And Sunglasses Rides A Skateboard Down A Hill Path In Central Park, New York (1965)

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Sunday Morning On The South Side Of Chicago (1941)

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Clint Eastwood Walking In Rome (1960s)

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Audrey Hepburn At The Roman Holiday Premiere (1953)

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Plunging Necklines In 1950s

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A Man Ice Skating (1937)

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A Young Couple Dancing Be-Bop At Vieux Colombier Theatre In Paris (1951)

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Muhammad Ali

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Cary Grant Stops In London On His Way Home To Bristol To Visit His Mother (1946)

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Caroline Kennedy Walks In Front Of Her Father, President Of United States, While He Carries Her Doll (1963)

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A Young Sean Connery Smoking A Cigar

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A Stylish Couple In The Rain

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A Life Guard, Brighton Beach, New York (Between 1901 And 1906)

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Teenagers On A Date In The 1950s

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Elspeth Beard, First Englishwoman To Ride A Motorbike Around The World (1980s)

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1950s Greasers

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The Queen Elizabeth II And The Duke Of Edinburgh Watching Competitors At The Badminton Horse Trials (1968)

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Couple On Michigan Avenue, Chicago (1975)

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Teenagers And Their Car

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Chicago Train (1950s)

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A Young Boy Stealing The Show On The Dance Floor

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Old Family Photo

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