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Ancient Roman spies "read between the lines. Messages in invisible ink were written between lines of visible text. To read them, it was necessary to heat the sheet on which the letter was written. This is how the phrase "read between the lines" came about. Chronicler

An obscure Van Gogh painting titled Sunset at Montmajour had been gathering dust in a Norwegian collector's attic for years. All because in 1908 one of the guests said that the landscape hanging on the wall was just a fake. Only 100 years after the death of a collector's picture found the new owner of the house and brought it for examination, which found that it is the priceless original, written by Van Gogh. Chronicler

The expiration date on milk bottles first appeared thanks to Al Capone After his niece became seriously ill from drinking tainted milk, the powerful Chicago gangster lobbied hard for expiration dates on milk for the safety of children and pregnant women. Chronicler

First photo from space, 1946. A couple of decades before premiere human spaceflight, scientists learned how to take satellite photos and thus obtained the first photo of Earth taken from space. Chronicler

Disneyland Dining Room, 1961. Fairy tale characters also need to eat and there were wonderful cafeterias for visitors and employees at the Disneyland amusement park, which opened on July 17, 1955, where similar lines were encountered. Chronicler

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Hiroshima after the nuclear attack in '45 and now. Chronicler

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One of the most expensive books in the world is Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Leicester. This scientific treatise on "water, earth, and the heavenly bodies" is printed in mirror print. To read it, one must arm oneself with a mirror. The owner of the Leicester Codex is currently Bill Gates, who purchased the book for $30.8 million. Chronicler

Children arrested for playing where only whites can play. USA, Birmingham, Alabama. 1963. Chronicler

Scissors for cutting the umbilical cord, mid 19th century. Chronicler

Artifact of Roman warriors. A ring with the inscription: "FIDES LEGIONE S. P. Q. R. (Loyalty of the legions to the Senate and People of Rome)". Correct translation "In legion loyalty to the Senate and People of Rome". Bronze. 2.5 cm. Roman Empire. II century AD. Chronicler

This virologist helped save the lives of hundreds of thousands of children worldwide. On March 26, 1953, Jonas Salk conducted the first successful polio vaccine trial. At the time, it was considered one of the worst infectious childhood diseases. Polio caused paralysis, disability, and, in some cases, death. Chronicler

Auction&Negro Sales store, where slaves used to be available for purchase, Atlanta, 1864. Chronicler

An Egyptian tablet for students - the text could be peeled off and used again. It is about 4,000 years old (XII dynasty of the pharaohs). It is interesting that even then the mistakes in the text were highlighted in red by the teachers. Chronicler

The world's only surviving sailing ship of the early seventeenth century, the Swedish galleon Vasa. Chronicler

The huge FBI fingerprint file cabinet before the conversion to an electronic database In 1944, the FBI fingerprint filing cabinet was a huge building with hundreds of people swarming in boxes and behind desks, searching and matching fingerprints using special systems and techniques. The scope was impressive: 23 million personnel files and 10 million fingerprint cards, with at least 400,000 cards added every month. Chronicler

In London, in 1911, the first escalator on the subway went into operation. People were afraid to use it. One of the subway employees, William Harris, began to ride it up and down, demonstrating the innocuousness of the innovation. He later took a job as an escalator engineer at Charing Cross. Chronicler

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The shortest war lasted only 38 minutes. It was between England and Zanzibar on August 27, 1896. Chronicler