Alex Bradley As time goes on a lot of things change in life even if we are not aware of it. To keep certain things remembered, people take photographs to document certain things and people. This article is also about such a collection of photos from the back of the day, which has great historical importance in modern times.
Even though we read many things about the world wars, racism, nazi camps, and so on, we have never seen what it looks like. But the set of pictures that are listed below this article is going to be very valuable in narrating those events as it really was. It is very important since photographs documented the actual moment as it was since it has special photos like the one and only gathering of the 9 kings of Europe get together for a photo.
And of course, when you scroll through this list, you might feel alienated if you are young. But yes, these things actually happened in human history some of them, are not even a century apart. So, this set of photos are not only valuable study materials, but they are also proof and remainders of the things that we as a human civilization have achieved in the modern-day and what things we should not risk as well.
Books and reports might include events and people, but a photo gives the exact details, emotions, and an entire raw description of the respective scene. So, if you proceed to scroll down, you can find out a list of historically important photographs that we have shared from the internet for you. Check them out and comment on what you think about them as well.
#1 18-Year-Old Keshia Thomas Protects A Fallen KKK Supporter, 1996.
#2 Young Serbian Girl Was Hanged At The Age Of 17 Near Gradiska In 1943.
#3 Margaret Hamilton And The Handwritten Navigation Software She And Her Mit Team Produced For The Apollo Project, 1969
#4 7’3” Jakob Nacken, The Tallest Nazi Soldier Ever Chatting With 5’3” Canadian Corporal Bob Roberts
#5 Freddie Mercury & His Mother, 1947
#6 Serbian Father Who Visited The Frontlines And His Son Asleep, 1914/1915.
#7 Russian Inmate Points An Identifying An Abusive Nazi Guard.
#8 Mr. Rogers Invited Officer Clemmons To Cool His Feet Together To Break Race Barriers In 1969.
#9 WW-II Veterans Returning Home, 1945.
#10 George Willig Scalinh The Exterior Of The World Trade Center. 1977.
#11 The David Was Covered By A Brick Encasing During The World Wars.
#12 Portrait Of Arctic Explorer Peter Freuchen And His Wife, Fashion Illustrator Dagmar Cohn, 1947.
#13 Fire And Fury: B-25s Are Pictured Flying Past Mount Vesuvius In Italy.
#14 A Chinese Hostess In The Beach With Her Flag To Show That She Is Not Japanese. 1941.
#15 A KKK Member Seeking Police Protection When His Home Was Attacked. 1983.
#16 Inside Of An Airplane, 1930.
#17 An Ukrainian Immigrant Celebrating Stalin’s Death, 1953.
#18 Queen Elizabeth As A WW-II Mechanic, 1939.
#19 Small-pox Infected Baby, 1963.
#20 Allied Forces Mocking Hitler.
#21 He Was The First Colored Child At His School, 1954.
#22 A Colored Man Taking A Bus Which Was Meant For The Whites.
#23 There Were Baskets To Carry Drunk Men Home.
#24 The Day Sweden Changed Its Sides Of Driving On The Road. September 3, 1967.
#25 May 20, 1910: The Nine Kings Of Europe.
#26 A Policeman Blames A Person For Not Wearing A Mask During The Influenza Pandemic, 1918.
#27 Princess Diana Shaking Hands With A HIV Patient With No Gloves, 1991.
#28 Jewish Prisoners Escaping A Death Train, 1945
#29 “Wall Of Sorrow”, Honoring People Killed Under Stalin, 1988.
#30 Cross Dresser Arrested In New York, 1939.
#31 Crowd In Times Square, Celebrating The Surrender Of Germany. 1945.
#32 Rosa Parks’s Booking Photo Following Her February 1956 Arrest.
#33 The Jaws Of Death, 6th Of June, 1944.
#34 Mobsters Hide Their Faces At Al Capone’s Trial 1931.
#35 Dating In Diner, 1950s, USA.
#36 Louis Armstrong Plays Music For His Wife, Egypt, 1961.
#37 A Hired Reader Reads To Cigar Makers Hard At Work In Cuban Cigar Factory. 1910
#38 WWI. A Canadian Soldier Tries To Comfort A Little Belgian Baby, 1918.
#39 Albert Einstein, His Secretary(L) And Daughter(R) Becoming U.S. Citizens, 1940.
#40 Nintendo’s First Headquarters, In Japan. 1889.
#41 Nikola Tesla, The Last Photo Ever Of The Famous Scientist, 1943.
#42 An American Pilot Holds A Japanese Boy In Saipan Until Transport Arrives,1944.
#43 Nuclear Explosion Less Than One Millisecond After Detonation (1952).
#44 Members Of Dutch Resistance Celebrate Adolf Hitler’s Death, 1945.
#45 Anne Frank’s Father Visits Where They Hid. He Is The Only Survivor, 1960.
#46 David Isom, 19, Broke The Color Line In A Segregated Pool, June 8, 1958
#47 German Soldier Helping A Young Boy Cross The Berlin Wall, 1961.
#48 A German Soldier Returns Home To Find No One Home, 1946.
#49 Ruby Bridges, The First African-American To Go A To White School In The Deep South, 1960
