25 historical photographs that have not been seen for a long time, the photographer found in the pile of people, Hitler when he was young

When you read historical articles or stories, it's mostly just dry facts. But an amazing photo will feel a little different, and today these photos will show history with a whole new perspective.

Kate Moss and David Bowie, 2003, moments shot by paparazzi.

Nowadays, you might be able to calculate the amount of fuel you need to go to the moon and return through a smartphone app, and if you want to know the weight of Neptune, just search on Google.

But back in 1961, NASA scientists were still doing things with a piece of chalk and a giant blackboard. Believe it or not, they sent the first American astronaut into space that same year.

In 1914, the young Hitler cheered for the beginning of the First World War, and really admired the photographer, so that he could be found.

On April 17, 1943, the U.S. Coast Guard destroyed the Nazi submarine U-175.

In 1944, the crew of the Japanese aircraft carrier Mizuzuru cheered long live before the shipwreck.

The first atomic bomb, 1945

The last photograph of Vladimir Lenin. In 1923, he suffered three strokes at this time and was completely unable to speak.

In Japan in 1958, a little girl pretending to talk on the phone had fun.

In February 1934, the columns of the Hoover Dam were filled with concrete.

Marilyn Monroe filmed her iconic scene in The Seven Year Itch. The photo was taken in front of a large crowd of onlookers and media in New York to create hype, 1954.

The first black girl to attend an all-white school in the United States, 1957.

Nikola Tesla sat in his lab with his "amplification transmitter."

The grave of a Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, The Netherlands, 1888

A Loner Who Refuses to Perform a Nazi Salute, 1936

Sweden changed from left-hand driving to right-hand driving on the first morning, 1967.

Statue of Liberty in Paris in 1884.

After undercover police arrested her in Florida, the dancers showed off her underwear too big to expose herself.

The Most Beautiful Suicide – Evelyn McHale committed suicide by jumping from the Empire State Building, 1947.

The remains of astronaut Vladimir Komarov, a man who fell from space, 1967.

Frida Kahlo dressed as a boy, 1924.

Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa returned to the Louvre after World War II.

Rare photograph of the young Winston Churchill, 1895.

The first bananas in Norway, 1905.

Kes Planck and Albert Einstein in the front row of the Meeting of the Physical Society in Berlin, July 28, 1931.

The Sculpted Eye on Mount Rushmore, 1930s.