The best way to document the historical moments is visual documentation, whether in video or picture. This gives you a real perception of these situations. In this article, we will show you a rare collection of photos that you have not seen before:
1 - Spanish painter "Salvador Dali" with his pet, "eating ants" in 1969. Dali is one of the most important artists of the last century, and characterized by the introduction of shocking and strange works.
2. The spread of fashion wear hats in New York in 1939.
3. Princeton University students after the Battle of Snowballs in 1893.
4. One hundred and six-year-old Armenian woman defends her home in 1990.
5 - A group of men carry a hard disk about 5 MB of capacity manufactured by IBM in 1956. Today 64 GB is stored in a small chip!
6 - Floods in Paris in 1924 is similar to what happened in Alexandria two years ago.
7. Transmitting electromagnetic energy through the air to the world and the famous physicist Nicholas Tesla. Tesla is the most important inventor known to the world in the twentieth century because of his inventions useful to mankind, so that the title of "inventor of the twentieth century"
8 - A women's demonstration in Iran to reject the "imposition of the veil" after the Islamic revolution in 1979.
9. The last photograph taken by the Titanic before it sank in 1912. Titanic was sunk in the Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, on its first flight from London to New York, where it collided with an iceberg that completely drowned after nearly two hours of collision.
10 - during the shopping of the British artist "Audrey Hepburn" with her pet in Beverly Hills in 1958. Audrey was one of the most important symbols of Hollywood, and classified by the Institute of American film among the greatest 3 legends of women on the big screen.
11- A French citizen lights a cigarette for British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1944. This photograph was taken after the Allied forces entered France after liberation from the German forces. The French celebrate Churchill's celebration of the most prominent Allied leaders in World War II.
12. Two workers smoked at the top of the American radio building in 1932 during its construction.
13. Coca-Cola arrived in France in 1950. Initially Coca-Cola was sold only in the United States of America, then first marketed outside of America, specifically in Britain in 1909 and then moved to the rest of Europe and the world in stages.
14. Pharaonic lock sealed on the door of Tutankhamun's tomb remained intact until 1922. The tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered in 1922 in the Valley of the Kings by the British archaeologist Howard Carter. The British Carter, a specialist in antiquities and the history of ancient Egypt, conducted excavations around the entrance to the tunnel leading to the Tomb of Ramses VI in the Valley of the Kings and then noticed the existence of a large vault followed and continued to excavate carefully until he arrived in a room containing the tomb of Tutankhamun and had wonderful drawings depicting the story of the departure of Tut Amen to the other world, Carter looked into the room through a small opening with a candle in his hand and then his assistant asked him, "What do you see?" "I see amazing things," he told him. This discovery triggered a major media uproar at the time.