thread photo historique

[PetitBiscuit]

Henry Ford (the founder of Ford Motor Co.), Thomas Edison (inventor of the phonograph, motion picture camera and the practical light bulb), Warren G. Harding (29th president of USA) and Harvey Samuel Firestone (founder of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.) lounging together.





Stalin




John F. Kennedy has a tea party with his daughter, Caroline.




A liberated Jew holds a Nazi at gunpoint.




Albert Einstein's office, photographed on the day of his death.



Child laborers in 1880.




Fidel Castro lays a wreath at the Lincoln Memorial

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A Japanese plane is shot down during the Battle of Saipan in 1944.




A Native American overlooking the newly completed transcontinental railroad in 1868.




Nagasaki, 20 minutes after the atomic bombing in 1945.




The Microsoft staff in 1978.




A shell shocked reindeer looks on as World War II planes drop bombs on Russia in 1941

[PetitBiscuit]

The New York Times Writers, 1942




New York City, summer of 1969, start of the miniskirt era





The Last Kiss WWII




Mark Twain inside the laboratory of Nikola Tesla, 1894





French Resistance member Georges Blind smiling in front of a German execution squad. October 1944






Bombs dropped on Kobe, Japan, 1945





Jewish refugees, approaching allied soldiers, become aware that they have just been liberated, April, 1945




Bruce Lee sparring with Ip Man, 1955




Congress of Freaks Baileys Circus 1924




First photo of a human being 1838





Charlie Chaplin in front of New York crowd, 1918






German SS soldiers





Dresden post bombing




WW2 Victory







Canadian soldiers land on Courseulles Beach in Normandy, on June 6, 1944





A napalm attack near U.S. troops on patrol in South Vietnam, circa 1966






Evacuating Saigon, April 30, 1975. An American evacuee punches away a South Vietnamese man for a place on the last chopper out of the US embassy.





Charlie Chaplin without makeup




The beginning of the Hollywood era: the filming of the MGM screen credits, 1928





In the aftermath of the D-Day invasion, two boys watch from a hilltop as American soldiers drive through the town of St. Lo. France, 1944.





Soviet Plane-spotters around 1917

[PetitBiscuit]

je vais en poster d'autre si ca interesse du monde

[Delire]

Entk moi j'ai passer au travers c'est nice! Bon travail sa nous rappelle que ajd on prend bcp de chose pour acquis mais on devrait pas!

[imahuustler1]

very nice

[PutMoneyInDaBox]

Nice thread

[Chabz2001]

Il y a 69 ans aujourd'hui :

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[pseb777]

Léo Major . un héro québecois oublier .

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[pseb777]

L'article wikipedia est plus complet Léo Major ? Wikipédia

[PetitBiscuit]

Muhammad Ali vs Cleveland Williams, 1966




New York commuters reading of President Kennedys assassination, November 1963




Notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar and his son in front of the White House. 1980s




A Mongolian woman condemned to die of starvation, 1913




Sad clown Emmett Kelly, in his performer's makeup, carrying a bucket of water in the aftermath of the Hartford circus fire of July 6, 1944, in which at least 167 people were killed. The tragedy is often called "the day the clown cried" due to this photo




Federal Ironclad USS GALENA James River, VA 1862




The crew of Apollo 11 enjoy the traditional steak and egg breakfast before departing for the moon, July 16 1969





A Worker on beam of building at 40 Wall Street, 1930




Pre-WW2 Germany Nazi Ceremony, exact date unknown

[PetitBiscuit]

Pacific Southwest Airlines Stewardesses 1972




Crowded ship bringing American troops back to New York harbor after V-E Day, 581945




Bonnie and Clyde's car after they were killed, 1934




Andre Roussimoff, Later known as Andre the Giant. Cannes, France, 1967




American soldiers shelter in a trench just over a mile from ground zero moments after the detonation of the 43 kiloton nuclear device Simon at the Nevada Test Site, 1953




Over 7,000 bags of ornamental gold and silver, obviously looted from private homes by the Nazis, were discovered after Gen. Patton ordered the vault door blown open. All the articles had been flattened by hammers and were intended to be melted down into gold or silver bars. Spring 1945




chabz library





Spanish Civil war arrives in Barcelona. 1936




An American field hospital inside the ruins of a church in Neuvilly, France, 1918

[PetitBiscuit]

Star Wars set at lunchtime.





A vending machine that sold already lit cigarettes for a penny. England, 1931.




The blood-stained gloves that Lincoln was wearing when he was assassinated at Ford's Theater.




Mountain climbing in questionable attire near Chamonix in the 1890's




Atlanta, Georgia in 1864.




Soviet soldiers stand dumfounded at a large pile of human ashes found at the Majdanek concentration camp in 1944.



Medical students pose with a cadaver around 1890.




Albert Einstein brings sexy back in 1932.




The Japanese "War Tuba" used to locate enemy aircraft before the invention of radar. Circa 1930.




Ham the chimp returns to Earth following his historic 16 minute space flight in 1961.




Control room of a submarine in 1918




In 1913 it was legal to mail children. With stamps attached to their clothing, children rode trains to their destinations, accompanied by letter carriers




Natives admiring an American Air Force F4-U “Corsair” somewhere in the Pacific. 1943

[Delire]

Ayoye wtf la fille dans une ptite boîte condamner a mourrir la dememe... Sa montre a quel point dans ltemps y'a du s'en passer des affaires nasty

[Delire]

Envoyer un Bébé par la poste hahahaha

[PetitBiscuit]

Times Square. New York, USA, 1943.




Anne Frank pokes her head out of her family's flat in Amsterdam in 1942.




A pyramid of helmets from captured German soldiers on display in New York in 1918.




The first passengers on the brand new New York subway in 1904.




President John F. Kennedy shakes hands with teenage Bill Clinton in 1963.




Lenin looks creepy in the last known photo of him in 1923. He had three strokes by this point and was mute.




The White House in 1865.





A Coca Cola delivery truck in 1909.





The only known photo of Fredric Chopin.




Execution by cannon in Iran sometime in the mid to late 19th century.





The last picture taken of the inside of Titanic as the crew prepare to close the gangplank in 1912.



St. Catherine Street, Montreal, Quebec. Circa 1916. Shorpy.

[PetitBiscuit]

The Arm of Liberty, 1876-1882

‘The arm and torch of the Statue of Liberty in Madison Square Park, New York. These portions of the Statue were exhibited to raise funds for the completion of the statue and its pedestal. The arm and torch remained in the park from 1876 until 1882.

‘Members of the public could pay fifty cents to climb to the balcony of the tor




“Amplifiers at Bolling Field, 1921.” Two giant horns with ear tubes, evidently designed to listen for approaching aircraft




One year after the D-Day landings in Normandy, German prisoners landscape the first U.S. cemetery at Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer, France, near "Omaha" Beach, on May 28, 1945




Animal Tamer Captain Jack Bonavita sitting down with some of his cats, 1870s.


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A baby cries at a bombed train station in Shanghai, 1937.




A man trying to sell his car after losing everything in the Great Crash, 1929.




Wedding rings from WWII concentration camps, 1945.



Hitler in lederhosen & long socks.




Here's a different view of the Tank Man of Tiananmen Square




A Russian spy is laughing through his execution in Finland in 1939 during the Winter War.




Ernest Hemingway Boxing in Africa




Testing a bulletproof vest, 1923




Bonnie and Clyde in 1933






August 1942. German tanks approach Stalingrad.




Two American soldiers inspect a German Tiger tank at the Belgian village of Corenne, February, 1945. The third is admiring the passing Belgian women who too seem interested in the Americans

[imahuustler1]

chabz library lolol

[Soltantgris]

Ayoye wtf la fille dans une ptite boîte condamner a mourrir la dememe... Sa montre a quel point dans ltemps y'a du s'en passer des affaires nasty

De un, la photo prouve pas que le chatiment est bel et bien ce que la notice dit.

De deux, des trucs tout aussi calices se passent chaque jour, et des pires.

De trois, elle l'avait sans doute mérité la calice.

Ps: excellent thread

[SamLePirate]

Chabz library I loled

Nice job ptitbiscuit j'aime ben ça!

[PetitBiscuit]

De un, la photo prouve pas que le chatiment est bel et bien ce que la notice dit.

De deux, des trucs tout aussi calices se passent chaque jour, et des pires.

De trois, elle l'avait sans doute mérité la calice.

Ps: excellent thread

ouais en passant toute les descriptions de photo ces des trucs que jai copié sur internet, donc pas nécessairement confirmé vrai.

mais bon on peut pas nier que les châtiments, peine de mort étaient pas mal plus barbare dans le passé que présentement.