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Children sleep on wooden tarpaulin beds in the open air on the roof of the orphanage school Chronicler

Josephine Myrtle Corbin, the woman who had four legs Chronicler

Armand Pierre Fernandez's longtime parking lot, 1982. Chronicler

Salvador Dali at work. 1947г. Chronicler

The first black actress to win an Oscar is Hattie McDaniel. 1940г. Chronicler

This is what Iranian advertising looked like before the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Chronicler

Mule with military weapons and ammunition during World War I. Chronicler

Arnold Schwarzenegger in a Japanese commercial for instant noodles, 1989. Chronicler

A 2,000-year-old abandoned Hindu temple inhabited only by monkeys. Chronicler

An abandoned house in Belgium looks like a witch's den. Chronicler

The process of assembling the left arm of the Statue of Liberty in France. Soon, it and more than 300 other parts of the statue were transported to the United States for complete assembly and installation. Chronicler

13-year-old Britney Spears at the start of her career, 1995 Chronicler

An elephant from the Amar Brothers Circus plowing in occupied France, 1941. Chronicler

Ogre Angels These Papuan natives, who carried wounded soldiers, served as guides, porters, etc., were called "angels" by the Allies. They did save many. But it seems to me, knowing the peculiarities of their national menu, you have to be a risky guy to set out blindfolded, and with such a guide. Papuas escorting a wounded Australian soldier to the rear, New Guinea, December 1942. Chronicler

Girls playing volleyball on stilts, Venice Beach, Los Angeles, 1934 Chronicler

Tank America. Americans entered World War I - on April 6, 1917. At the beginning of the war, the U.S. was dominated by the desire to remain neutral, but after the sinking of several American ships by the Germans and the interception of a very dubious Zimmerman telegram, Congress declared war on Germany. During the war more than 4 million men were drafted into the army. The United States lost 117,465 men in World War I. Chronicler

369th Infantry Regiment: The first African-American regiment to participate in World War I. The 369th arrived in France in late 1917 to do its dirtiest work. The regiment faced discrimination and harassment from civilians and soldiers. The "Harlem Hellfighters," as they were nicknamed by the French, quickly gained a reputation as courageous and savvy warriors. During the first 191 days of fighting they lost not a single man and only one soldier was taken prisoner. Chronicler

Photo of a Japanese officer against the background of dead civilians in the city of Nanjing, 1937. Chronicler

The longest working life. Japanese Shigeshio Izumi worked 98 years on a beet plantation, retiring at 105. Chronicler

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