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The cabinet with the keys to the coffins of all the Habsburgs. Each coffin was locked with 2 keys, one key was given to the Capuchin monks along with the coffin of the deceased to be stored in the family crypt, and the second in the cabinet. In total, the closet has 139 keys. The earliest belongs to the coffin of Otto the Merry who died in 1339, and the latest to Otto von Habsburg - the son of the last Emperor died in 2011. Chronicler

The Roman goddess Juno had the title Coin, which in Latin means "cautionary" or "counselor. Near the temple of Juno on the Capitol was a workshop where metal money was minted. That is why we call them coins, and in English the common name for money, 'money', came from this title. Incidentally, the original meaning of the word 'coin' comes into play when we toss it up for advice. Chronicler

Painting: King of Rome. Artist: Jean Georges Vibert Rome first felt the heavy hand of Napoleon when French troops in the revolutionary tricolor entered the city in February 1798, and the volatile Roman mob began to demand a republic with cries of "Liberty!" Chronicler

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The tricycle of a dead Japanese boy who was one and a half kilometers away from the atomic bomb explosion in Hiroshima, 1945. Chronicler

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One of the largest surviving Roman mosaic floors discovered during the construction of a hotel in Antakya /Turkey/ on the site of ancient Antioch. The warping effect was caused by earthquakes and gives the impression of a giant patchwork quilt. Chronicler

Fifteen-year-old Dorothy Counts' parents teach her to ignore hair pulling and cigarette smoke in her face. Dorothy was the first black student at Harry Harding High School in Charlotte, North Carolina, which allowed whites and coloreds to study together in 1957. Chronicler

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In the 1970s, a device called the Teasmade was very popular in Britain. It was a regular alarm clock that also made tea - and it would start cooking a few minutes before the bell and wake a person up only when the tea was ready. Chronicler

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For a long time, canaries were used as an early way to detect mine gas in mines. These birds are very sensitive to gases, including methane and carbon monoxide, and die from even the slightest admixture of them in the air. Miners took a cage with a canary into the mine and watched the bird while they worked. Chronicler

A child stands in the alligator enclosure at Alligator Farm Amusement Park, Los Angeles, California, circa 1920. Alligator Farm was created to entertain wealthy Americans. Visitors could walk up to the animals, feed them live chickens, and even ride an alligator around the park. Even young children were allowed to approach the animals, which were raised in captivity, instilling fear of humans and complete obedience in them from childhood. Chronicler

In the 19th century, the Chinese regarded execution as a preferable punishment to prison because the stay in the latter was paid for by the relatives, so that they themselves often asked that the guilty be executed. Chronicler

At the 1912 Olympics, American athlete and Native American Jim Thorpe discovered that his shoes had been stolen the morning before the race. He managed to find two shoes in a trash can that weren't even paired. In them Thorpe won two gold medals that day and became the first Native American to win Olympic gold. Chronicler

For ten years, beginning in 1925, the Eiffel Tower was a giant billboard. Its surface was leased to Citroën, the owner of the automobile concern, and on his orders, it was upgraded and more than a hundred thousand light bulbs were installed. As a result, the Eiffel Tower proudly sported the company's name along with projections of star rain, Zodiac symbols, and the flight of comets. Chronicler

This is how light bulbs were changed on American streets. USA. Approx. 1910. Chronicler

The first submarine is believed to have been built and tested on the Thames in 1620 by the Dutch mechanic and physicist Cornelius Van Drebbel. His wooden boat, covered with oiled leather on the outside, could be propelled by oars in an underwater position for short distances. The crew consisted of twelve rowers and three officers. Chronicler

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