These Photos Will FOREVER CHANGE Your View of the World

Ajouté : 2026-05-11

[00:00:00]An advertisement promoting a weight gain product is shown from the USA in the 1950s.

[00:00:09]The experimental Dakner [music] Aerosycle tested in the USA in 1956 was ultimately not adopted [music] for use due to safety concerns for the pilot.

[00:00:21]Pictured is Daddy Long Legs, an underwater electric railway from 1897.

[00:00:30]In the past, anyone could relieve themselves directly on the city streets, [music] as seen in this photo of a public urinal in Paris from 1875.

[00:00:43]Whipping equipment in a police station in the United Kingdom, late 19th century.

[00:00:50]The interior of a lost and found room located at a police station in Paris, 1954.

[00:00:59]A crowd burns books that do not align with the ideology of the Hitler regime during a mass event in 1933.

[00:01:09]A 13-year-old boy from the Hitler youth taken prisoner in 1945.

[00:01:16]This is a 1990s mugsh shot of corrupt LAPD officer Raphael Perez, who was linked to the Bloods, drug theft, [music] shootings, and the murder of the notorious B.I., he inspired the character in Denzel Washington's training day. [music] Turkish teenagers march on their way to participate in the Battle of Gallipoli in 1915. [music] A crowd gathers in New York in 1912 to look at an information board displaying the names of survivors from the Titanic sinking. [music] A portrait of the Siamese twins, Rosa and Joseph [music] Blasic, accompanied by Rosa's lover, France D'vorak.

[00:02:03][music] Police officers attempt to calm a young female fan during a Beatles concert in New York 1966.

[00:02:14]A rare 1944 photograph depicting military cyclists participating in the Normandy landings.

[00:02:23]The Zar cannon is pictured in 1883.

[00:02:26]It is widely believed that this massive weapon was never actually fired and was constructed primarily to instill fear in foreigners.

[00:02:37]A group of Zulus pose with their automobile in South Africa 1903.

[00:02:45]In 1917 USA, an improvised cavalry parade was held to honor the memory of the horses killed during World War I.

[00:02:55]A former Vermacht soldier begging in Germany 1946 with a sign reading, "No eyes, no hands."

[00:03:05]Displayed here is the uniform worn by Archduke France Ferdinand in 1914.

[00:03:10]The man whose assassination served as the catalyst for the beginning of World War I.

[00:03:18]In 1730, the French pirate Olivier Levasur was sentenced to the gallows.

[00:03:24]Before his execution, he unexpectedly threw a note with a cryptogram into the crowd shouting, [music] "Find my treasures if you can."

[00:03:33]The treasure has never been found yet. We will arrive in New York on Wednesday, reads one of the last letters written aboard the Titanic dated the day before the disaster, April 13th, [music] 1912.

[00:03:50]Fingerprints were adopted as a method of identification after two men, both named Will West, were convicted of the same crime in Kansas. They looked exactly the same, and only their fingerprints [music] could determine who was actually guilty.

[00:04:08]A new oral X-ray device is shown shocking attendees at the 1920 London Medical Exhibition.

[00:04:17]A photo from Indonesia depicts a harvest festival where locals dig up their deceased relatives from graves and reberry them after the celebration.

[00:04:29]19-year-old Shageki Tanaka, who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, went on to win the 1951 Boston Marathon, silencing the crowd at the finish line.

[00:04:43]In 1930, Florida girls participated in a Miss Beautiful Eyes contest where they wore masks to hide their faces, [music] ensuring the judges evaluated only their eyes.

[00:04:56]A 1954 photograph of Marilyn Monroe being detained by authorities for driving without a license.

[00:05:06]A bulleten pickup truck passing by a skeleton lying on the road in Somalia.

[00:05:10]1992.

[00:05:14]A physics teacher in California demonstrating the mechanism of a surfing wave tube. in 1970.

[00:05:22][music] The record for the longest working career is held by Chagioi from Japan, who worked on a sugarbeat plantation for 98 years and finally retired at the age of 105.

[00:05:38]A display of pornographic images being shown in Beijing 1874.

[00:05:45]soldiers joyfully celebrating the conclusion of the Second World War in 1945.

[00:05:53]Private First Class Helmet Schmuk, a 19-year-old paratrooper of the 173rd Airborne Brigade, prepares for his first combat jump in Vietnam 1967.

[00:06:08]The sale of wives occurred in England between 1780 and 1850 where the procedure was organized as a public auction.

[00:06:19]A resident of Paris is photographed in 1954 following a visit to a local bar.

[00:06:27]This image shows the leaders of the countries participating in World War II as children.

[00:06:34][music] In 2016, American student Otto Warbeer was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea for stealing a propaganda poster. He was returned to the US a year later in a coma with severe brain damage and died shortly after.

[00:06:53]Shockingly, North Korea issued a bill of 2 million for his alleged medical care.

[00:07:01]These are the dogs that survived the Titanic sinking in 1912.

[00:07:06]Out of 12 dogs on board, only three lived.

[00:07:12]A photograph of a thyloine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, taken in the 1910s before the species went extinct.

[00:07:20][music] Turtle racing was an event in the US during the 1920s.

[00:07:27]Although a turtle's body is not built for such weight and poses a risk of injury, there was a prevalent desire in America to make a show out of absolutely anything.

[00:07:40]An elephant taken from a Belgian zoo is shown being forced to perform labor on a farm during World War I in 1915.

[00:07:49]>> [music] >> Soviet T3485 tanks are lined up before the Battle of Berlin in 1945.

[00:07:58][music] Prisoners cleaned the streets of Washington, USA in 1909.

[00:08:05][music] A plane crash in the United Kingdom in 1960 that was described as perfect because nobody died.

[00:08:15]Following a Japanese attack on an Australian Navy patrol ship during World War II, survivors constructed a raft and were spotted from the air. However, a storm prevented their rescue that day and they were never seen again.

[00:08:33]A Bosnian soldier stood near a destroyed house where 69 people, including his family, were killed during the Yugoslavian war in 1995.

[00:08:45]>> [music] >> At the age of 13, Louis Vuitton left his native village and walked over 450 km to Paris in search of a better life after his stepfather kicked him out.

[00:08:59]Concepts of health and fitness were quite different in 1920.

[00:09:04]This photo shows athletes casually sharing cigarettes while competing in the Tour to France bicycle race.

[00:09:13]In 1972, a dog runs onto the pitch to bark at Liverpool goalkeeper Ray Clemens, who waits patiently during a match against West Ham.

[00:09:25]In the Congo during the late 19th century, Belgian colonizers cut off the hands of locals as punishment for poorly performed rubber gathering work.

[00:09:37]A Red Cross nurse diligently records the final words of a British soldier during World War I in 1917.

[00:09:48]Republicans and Democrats engage in a snowball fight at the capital in the USA 1921.

[00:09:56]The thousand-y stare describes the unfocused gaze often observed in soldiers who have experienced combat trauma.

[00:10:06]An anti-reagan propaganda poster that was widely distributed in 1984.

[00:10:14]A view inside the fuselage of a Handley Page Halifax heavy bomber following a combat mission in England 1942. [music] Students from Fresno College attempting to set a new world record for the most people on one bed, fitting 73 people in 1961.

[00:10:37]During the Great Depression in the 1930s USA, a man holds a sign stating he has three trades, speaks three languages, fought for 3 [music] years, has three children, and has been unemployed for 3 months, but is only looking for one job.

[00:10:55]This image depicts a home massage scene from the 19th century.

[00:11:02]In a bizarre 1923 event at New York's Belmont Park, jockey Frank Hayes achieved victory after death. He suffered a fatal heart attack during the race, but managed to stay in the saddle until crossing the finish line.

[00:11:19]An ancient Greek torture method involved a hollow copper or brass bull. The victim's terrible screams were amplified by the metal structure sounding like the roar of a bull.

[00:11:33]King George is pictured here in 1911 inspecting the trophies of the day, specifically tigers that were hunted during his visit to India.

[00:11:45]London post offices allowed mailing ducks, rabbits, and other animals in 1938, [music] but this ended when bloodstained packages started arriving.

[00:11:57]In Philadelphia, USA in 1966, gangster Silvin Skolnick is wheeled into the courthouse sitting on a park bench that has been loaded onto a mail cart.

[00:12:10]A vice admiral, his wife, and a rear admiral stand before a ceremonial cake celebrating the successful US atomic tests at [music] Bikini Atal 1946.

[00:12:23]Cheerful passengers embarking on what would be their final journey aboard the Titanic, 1912.

[00:12:32]A photograph of King George of Great Britain showing him as a very serious man in 1938. [music] Following a coup in Liberia in 1980, cabinet ministers line up for execution.

[00:12:50]In the 1950s, Italy produced [music] protective shoes for women equipped with spurs on the heels and toes, allowing women to defend themselves against persistent admirers.

[00:13:04]A banquet of disfigured faces held in Paris in 1925, serving as a dinner for French soldiers who had suffered facial disfigurement during World War I.

[00:13:17]French women who had connections with Germans were publicly humiliated as traitors.

[00:13:23]The irony is that while France itself capitulated in 43 days, it was these women who were portrayed as traitors.

[00:13:33]A race education class is conducted at a school for German girls in 1943.

[00:13:41]The most dangerous notebook in the world which belonged to Marie Cury and still emits radiation. 1899 Yugoslavia's air defense forces firing at NATO aircraft over Belgrade. 1999.

[00:14:00]A photograph taken on March 17th, 1973, which became a symbol of the end of the Vietnam War, shows US Lieutenant Colonel Robert Sturm reuniting with his family after enduring 5 years of captivity in [music] North Vietnam.

[00:14:18]This is a picture of a milkmaid school in Canada in 1927.

[00:14:25]The bathing machine was a device popular in the 18th and 19th centuries for swimming at sea beaches, allowing men and women to bathe while preserving the proprieties of the time.

[00:14:39]A comparison of Afghanistan in 1973 and 2016. [music] The first roller coasters at Coney Island in 1884 had no seat belts leading to mechanical failures, derailments, and deaths.

[00:14:55][music] A quote attributed to Winston Churchill.

[00:15:00]Do not wish for health and wealth, but wish for luck. For on the Titanic, everyone was rich and healthy, but only a few were lucky.

[00:15:10]>> [music] >> The Football War of 1969 was a six-day military conflict between El Salvador and Honduras.

[00:15:18]The pretext for the war was the loss of the Honduran team to the Salvadoran team in the World Cup qualifying playoff matches.

[00:15:28]A 1940 photograph shows young American women admiring stockings, which were a very scarce and difficult commodity [music] to obtain at the time.

[00:15:40]In Berlin during World War II in 1945, [music] a Soviet soldier pushes a confiscated German bicycle past starving locals who are butchering a dead horse for its meat.

[00:15:54]Italian serial killer Leonardo Chianuli boiled soap [music] from the fat of her victims, which she then distributed to neighbors and acquaintances.

[00:16:06]A bicycle corps of the Netherlands army is assembled on the eve of the German invasion in 1940.

[00:16:15]Fortified with poisoned bamboo stakes, this is the border between Vietnam and Cambodia in 1972.

[00:16:24]The individual in the photograph is one of the last Tasmanian aboriges, a population that was ultimately wiped out by British settlers in 1869. [music] The bow of the Titanic resting on the bottom of the Atlantic [music] from the National Geographic magazine archive 1991.

[00:16:48]A prisoner from the Dora Middlebow concentration camp demonstrates the camp's crematorium to an American soldier.

[00:16:57]In 1923, American inventor Murphy struggled to sell his bulletproof vest to [music] skeptical police. He finally dawned the vest himself and stood before a sheriff who fired a bullet at him to prove its effectiveness.

[00:17:14]Vincenzo Peruja stole the Mona Lisa in 1911 by simply walking into the unguarded Louve, removing the painting from [music] its frame and walking out.

[00:17:28]This image is the first photograph of the moon taken in 1840.

[00:17:34]A tragic photo capturing the last moments of two Norwegian workers trapped on a burning wind turbine before they perished.

[00:17:45]In a jarring contrast, medical personnel administer artificial respiration to a drowning victim in [music] New York 1940, while a girl in a swimsuit poses for the camera nearby.

[00:17:59]A woman lies on the sidewalk in the Warsaw ghetto, dying of hunger during World War II in 1941.

[00:18:09]A visual comparison showing the toll of three years of war on a person's [music] face.

[00:18:17]The floating church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker was the only ship in the Russian Empire equipped with a fully functional Orthodox church on board in the 1910s.

[00:18:30]A scene of Victorian era poverty showing a crippled match seller suffering from polio on the streets of London circa 1900.

[00:18:40]An Iraqi man celebrates a top a burning American army Hummer in northern Baghdad, Iraq 2004.

[00:18:50]On the famous British Airways Flight 5390 in 1990, the [music] cockpit windshield popped out during the flight.

[00:18:59]The pilot, who had neglected his seat belt, was sucked halfway out of the cockpit, [music] and a flight attendant had to hold the captain by his legs until landing to prevent him from being completely lost.

[00:19:13]A teenager stands amidst the ruins of his home in Burus, USA, 4 days after the devastation caused by Hurricane Camille in the 1960s.

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