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The first issue of the famous Life magazine, published in 1936, featured a picture of a newborn baby named George Story and the headline 'Life Begins! The magazine then periodically published sketches of George's life: how he grew up, married, had children, and moved up the career ladder. In March 2000, the magazine announced its impending closure, and George Story died of heart failure in June of that year. The last issue of the magazine came out with the title 'A Life Ends. Chronicler

"The last non-colorful Frenchmen are the main attraction of the Paris Zoo. This is the cartoon the German magazine Kladderadatsch placed in 1932, predicting what France would be like in 100 years. Chronicler

Franz Kafka published only a few short stories during his lifetime. Being seriously ill, he asked his friend Max Brod to burn all his works, including several unfinished novels, after his death. Brod did not comply with this request, but, on the contrary, ensured the publication of the works that brought Kafka worldwide fame. Chronicler

The designer of automobiles and armored vehicles Ferdinand Porsche (far left) shows Hitler a model of the first Volkswagen Beetle (Volkswagen Beetle), Germany, 1934. Chronicler

Benito Mussolini, 20, arrested for evading military service in Italy. Switzerland. 1903. At the time he was a socialist and liked to play the violin. He became a Fascist a little later. Chronicler

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"These Guys Forgot to Take Atabrine," an American Army conspicuous advertisement for a malaria drug during World War II. Malaria, or swamp fever, a disease spread by a special kind of mosquito in damp and warm climates, has been a loyal companion of warfare in the tropical jungle since ancient times. Malaria often caused more casualties than the enemy, wiping out entire garrisons on islands and expeditionary corps. Chronicler

A fully movable gold skeleton in a silver sarcophagus by the Odessa jeweler Rukhomovsky, 1892-1906. It sold for $350,000 at a Sotheby's auction. Chronicler

Werner Goldberg was a half-Jewish Wehrmacht soldier who served as a poster model for Nazi propaganda as the "ideal German soldier. Chronicler

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How the word "gopnik" appeared At the end of the 19th century, the premises of the modern Oktyabrskaya Hotel on Ligovsky Prospect housed the State Vigilance Society (GOP), to which street children and teenagers engaged in petty robbery and hooliganism were taken. After the October Revolution of 1917, the building housed the State Dormitory of the Proletariat (GOP) for the same purpose. Chronicler

When there was no mausoleum, it was replaced by a real mound for VIPs. From this mound the Politburo watched what was going on in the square. This is 1923, a scouting parade in front of the mound. Chronicler

Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire ("Crown of Charlemagne"), 2nd half of the 10th century. Chronicler

Alexander the Great's favorite horse Bucephalus was bought by his father Philip for 13 talents (about 340 kilograms of silver). At the spot where his horse died in battle, Alexander founded the city of Bucephalus, the only city in the world named after a horse. Chronicler

Tristan Otto from the Berlin Museum of Natural History, which is 66 million years old. The original skeleton of the Tyrannosaurus Rex is about 12 m long and is one of the most complete in the world. The skeleton was discovered in 2010 in the U.S. state of Montana and is considered a unique find around the world. The skull alone weighs as much as 80 kg and consists of 47 bone fragments. The skeleton is assembled from 300 parts, of which 170 are original. The animal was about four meters tall. Chronicler

A first-century Roman cavalry helmet found in Xanten, Germany. Part of the iron base is covered in silver. Bonn Museum, Germany. Chronicler

The Americans landed on the Moon in 1969. At the height of the Cold War. In doing so, one of Armstrong's tasks was to leave two medals on the moon in honor of the Soviet cosmonauts who died - Yuri Gagarin (died in 1968 during a flight on the plane) and Vladimir Komarov (died in 1967 when the Soyuz 1 parachute system malfunctioned). The astronauts believed that the landing of a man on the moon was our shared success. Chronicler

Bronze token of a Roman slave with the inscription "Detain me if I have escaped and return me to my master, Viventius of the manor of Calistus". 4th century. Chronicler

Korean Yang Gyeongyeon is known for being a soldier in three armies. During World War II, he was drafted into the Imperial Japanese Armed Forces. He was taken prisoner by the Red Army. In 1942, along with thousands of other prisoners, he was sent to the front - "to make amends with blood". He fought for the Soviet Union. In the summer of 1943 he was taken prisoner by the Germans near Kharkov. In captivity, after proving that he had fought for Japan, was released and continued to serve. Fought for Germany in Normandy. Was taken prisoner by the Americans. Chronicler

Cane with hidden dagger and revolver. Third French Republic, 1893 Chronicler