Tiger II with tactical number 101, commanded by Oberscharführer Karl-Heinz Türk of schwere SS-Panzer-Abteilung 503, was immobilised at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin and later abandoned by its crew. Berlin, 1945 GalleryTiger II with tactical number 101, commanded by Oberscharführer Karl-Heinz Türk of schwere SS-Panzer-Abteilung 503, was immobilised at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin and later abandoned by its crew. Berlin, 1945
The Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of Tony Kiritsis holding a shotgun to the head of his mortgage broker, Richard Hall. Kiritsis had fallen behind on mortgage payments. When Hall refused to grant him an extension, Kirtsis kidnapped him and held him hostage for 63 hours (Indiana, 1977) . GalleryThe Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of Tony Kiritsis holding a shotgun to the head of his mortgage broker, Richard Hall. Kiritsis had fallen behind on mortgage payments. When Hall refused to grant him an extension, Kirtsis kidnapped him and held him hostage for 63 hours (Indiana, 1977) .
Darrell Night talks to the press after the convictions of two police officers who left him to die. He exposed the decades-long practice of ‘starlight tours’, in which police drove indigenous people to the outskirts of cities and left them to die in sub-zero temperatures (Canada, 2001) . GalleryDarrell Night talks to the press after the convictions of two police officers who left him to die. He exposed the decades-long practice of ‘starlight tours’, in which police drove indigenous people to the outskirts of cities and left them to die in sub-zero temperatures (Canada, 2001) .
The body of Leander Shaw after his lynching. Roughly a dozen people scaled the rear walls of the jail, took Shaw from his cell, dragged him to a plaza, and hanged him from an electric pole. Shaw was then shot over 500 times (Florida, 1908) . GalleryThe body of Leander Shaw after his lynching. Roughly a dozen people scaled the rear walls of the jail, took Shaw from his cell, dragged him to a plaza, and hanged him from an electric pole. Shaw was then shot over 500 times (Florida, 1908) .