The imperialists may put a man on the moon, but they'll never but a man in Havana. 1971 - History Education Network

Latest :

The father of Xi Jinping, leader of China, driven in a humiliation parade during the Cultural Revolution with a sign that says ‘Xi Zhongxun, traitor to the Party’ on September 1967

Mother looks down at her little baby, circa 1900s.

White supremacist terrorist Richard Snell, 64, speaks at his clemency hearing. He predicted there’d be a bombing on his execution day. That day, the Oklahoma City bombing happened. Snell, who had hours left to live, reportedly chuckled as he watched TV reports on it (Arkansas, 1995) .

British fleet in the Maltese Grand Harbour illuminated on the occasion of Hirohito’s visit in 1921

American soldiers in one of 40 carriages, containing a total of over 2.000 dead. (Dachau, 26th of April 1945) (440×327)

The imperialists may put a man on the moon, but they’ll never but a man in Havana. 1971

Categories: 1900s

you might also like