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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

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

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. Photo from the past. Chronicler

"Balila" is an Italian Fascist children's organization (the equivalent of the Hitler Youth). It takes its name from the nickname of a boy from Genoa who, in 1746, threw a stone at an Austrian soldier and thus began a rebellion against the Austrian forces occupying the city. 1930-е Chronicler

Ancient Roman clay "propaganda" bowls. They were filled with food and handed out on the street before the election to anyone who wished to vote. The inscriptions inside the bowls urged people to vote for one candidate or another. On the left is a bowl calling for Cato the Younger in the election of people's tribunes (63 BC); on the right, for Catilina in the election of consuls (66 BC). Chronicler

This gem is about 2,500 years old. The inscription on the gem reads "Dexamenos epoie Chios", that is, "The work of Dexamenos of Chios". Dexamenos is known as one of the most skilled carvers of ancient Greece. He worked in Athens in the second half of the fifth century B.C. Chronicler

In the 1950s, tobacco companies advertised cigarettes as healthful products. Chronicler

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The crew members of the space shuttle Challenger head aboard with smiles, planning another mission to orbit. Seventy-three seconds after takeoff, the Challenger crashed, killing them all. January 28, 1986 Chronicler

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Gunpowder alarm clock. Wakes up with an explosion. Such clocks with a percussion-silicon lock were used in the 17th century. You wind it up for the right time, and at the right hour a shot is heard. Chronicler

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Joan Rowling holds in her hands the first published novel of the adventures of Harry Potter, 1997. Chronicler

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A 5000 year old image found in Altai and signed "Manaka" is a deity of the Turks. In Hinduism there is the fertility goddess Manasa, a woman with seven snakes around her head. A similar "hydra" Chicomecatl is painted in temples throughout Mexico, as a legacy from the Aztecs. Chronicler

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A photograph of the famous American photographer Richard Avedon, "Dovima with elephants, an evening gown by Dior", taken in 1955 in Paris. In 2010, a buyer paid a record price of $1,151,976 at a Christie's auction for this photograph. Chronicler

X-ray pictures of Marilyn Monroe. Sold for 45 thousand dollars at an auction in Las Vegas. The pictures were taken by doctors in November 1954, when the celebrity was examined at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Florida with the diagnosis of endometriosis. The organizers of the auction had planned to sell pictures of her breasts for only 3 thousand dollars, but proceeded much more. Chronicler

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In the Middle Ages, those convicted of a crime were subjected to hordes ("God's judgment," or the trial by water and fire). In one version of the trial, the condemned person had to put his hand into boiling water - if the hand remained unburnt, it meant that God had protected him and the person was released. Chronicler