15 Cool Photos From History's Vaults
Featured 11/14/2021
Where are history's vaults anyway? Are they purely metaphorical, or is there an actual vault in the southern wing of our vast underground facility just below the Denny's on I-77? There's simply no way to know.
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2. Szeles Erika Kornelia, 15 year-old Hungarian anti-communist fighter during the 1956 Revolution. she was killed during the revolution
3. Ernest Shackleton’s ship (called endurance) during the imperial expedition to Antarctica, c. 1916
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5. Srbosjek (“Serb cutter”) used in Croatia for efficient murder of Serbs & other ethnic groups – 1941–1945
8. Pope John Paul II immediately after being shot in St Peter’s Square in Vatican City, 1981. The Pope later forgave the shooter, Mehmet Ali Ağca, and requested his life-term imprisonment be pardoned
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10. Father and son from the same German regiment read a letter from their respective wife and mother at the front, 1915.
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13. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signing the Instrument of Surrender of the German Wehrmacht at the Soviet headquarters in Karlshorst, Berlin, May 1945. After trial, he was sentenced to death and executed in Nuremberg Prison by hanging in 1946
15. A member of the state militia faces off against an African-American veteran during the 1919 Chicago Race Riot. July 27, 1919
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