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  Hélène Brabander, resistance fighter, murdered in Auschwitz. January 23rd, 1943. (3480×1597)

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  “Why we must have a League of Nations” American cartoon about Germany not being allowed in the new League of Nations after WW1 (1919)

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  Parisian mothers cover their children from German snipers 1944

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  Soviets open the tomb of Timur in Uzbekistan, the Mongol founder of the Timurid Empire, which apparently started a curse a week before the German invasion of the Soviet Union. Timur was reburied a month before the Soviet victory at Stalingrad, which apparently ended the curse. (June 1941)(900×600)

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  Soldiers of the Swedish Landstorm guarding the coast, Furuskär, ca. 1916

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  One of the only known photos of Subha Talfah, the mother of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, taken sometime in the 1950’s or 60’s. Subha unsuccessfully tried to abort Saddam before he was born. (594×424)

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  Percy Fawcett, who disappeared 100 years ago today and was never seen again whilst on an expedition into the Amazon Rainforest looking for a lost city he referred to as “Z”. May 1925,.

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  The road-oriented Wehrmacht force of 1941 was not prepared for the terrible conditions of unpaved Russian roads.

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  Mom and Dad 1959. Dad passed last year . Mom is doing well at 86. Taken in Bamberg, Germany.

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  John F. Schrank after his arrest. On October 14, 1912, Schrank shot former president and Progressive Party candidate Theodore Roosevelt outside a Milwaukee hotel. .

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  29 May 1953. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first to summit Mount Everest.

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  ‘Evolution of a Russian’ english caricature from the 19th century

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  National Parks worker James Hudson uses a cloth-wrapped pole to clean Lincoln’s ear at the Lincoln Memorial in 1987 – Bettmann / Getty

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  LADY BE COOL (1974)

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  80 years ago today, on May 28, 1945, British fascist William Joyce (‘Lord Haw Haw’) was captured in Flensburg. He later became the last person to be executed for treason in the United Kingdom.

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  A Dayak man gnaws on the severed leg of a killed Madurese settler, near Singkawang, Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo. March, 1999.

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  Jarts (1976)

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  My great aunt Princess Anastasia Tumanishvili (1900-1917) (picture was taken in the mid 1910s)

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  Swedish Sámi Family in front of their traditional dwelling in Skansen. 29th August 1910

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  The Lincoln Memorial in 1920.

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