Welcome to the old film time of the book, this group photo shared by all readers and friends today is an old colored photo from European history. Through this set of old photographs, we can look back at the images that have survived from this period of history. The photograph was taken in 1884, when the Statue of Liberty was being built in Paris, France, which was later given to the United States and became an American landmark.
This photograph was taken in 1917, during the First World War, British soldiers peeling onions on the battlefield, they wearing gas masks, for which onions are more "dangerous" than gas bombs.
The photograph was taken in 1945 and has been marked in previous documentary records as taken by Einstein during his observation of the first nuclear detonation test. But in fact, this photo is not real, this is just a composite photo, the original photo is Einstein riding a bicycle.
This photograph was taken in 1910, during the funeral of King Edward VII of the United Kingdom, nine Monarchs of Europe are rarely in the same frame, standing in the first row from left to right are King Haakon VII of Norway, Tsar Ferdinand of Bulgaria, King Manuel II of Portugal, Emperor Wilhelm II of the German Empire, King George I of Greece, and King Albert I of Belgium. Seated from left to right were King Alfonso XIII of Spain, king George V of England, and King Frederick VIII of Denmark, four years before the outbreak of World War I, and several cousins and brothers became mortal enemies.
This photograph was taken in 1914, the German Empire declared war, the First World War officially detonated, the German people in Munich celebrated the entry of the Empire into the war, the photo shows the Nazi leader Hitler who set off World War II, this photo is extremely rare, enough to prove the character of Hitler's war maniacs.
This photograph was taken in 1937 with wealthy children and poor children on the streets of London, when the gap between rich and poor in London was extremely poor, and the social class division was extremely serious.
This old photograph, taken in 1940 in London, England, is a little girl sitting in the rubble with her doll in her arms, and the damage that war has done to mankind tells the truth.
This photograph was taken in 1940, after Nazi Germany achieved the conquest of France, Churchill declared resistance to Germany to the end, and angry Hitler ordered airstrikes against Britain and France, showing a bookstore destroyed during the bombing of London, a young man reading in the ruins, and the war could not stop the thirst for knowledge.