Photographs taken in the 60s show a man in a suit of Kennedy, then president of the United States, and a woman standing next to him as a young Nancy Pelosi.
Pelosi had only recently graduated from school, and Kennedy couldn't keep his mouth shut when he saw the beautiful young supporter.
A photograph taken in Leningrad, Soviet Union, in 1943, shows a group of Soviet soldiers on a sleigh about to travel to the soviet-Finnish border to participate in the Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland from November 30, 1939 to March 12, 1940.
Photographed in 1939 at a school in Leningrad, Soviet Union, students learning how to respond to poison gas attacks.
The Soviets thought that Finland and Germany were too close and threatened the safety of Leningrad, the second largest city in the Soviet Union, so the Soviet Union was preparing for war with Finland.
In a 1937 photograph taken in Tennessee, USA, the girl is only 9 years old, and sitting in front of her is her husband, who is 22 years old, a full 13 years older than her.
It was precisely because their marriage attracted the attention of the Tennessee government, and soon after their wedding, Tennessee issued a rule that no girl under the age of 16 could marry.
Photographed in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on November 30, 1943, the three people sitting in front of a birthday cake were U.S. President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union Stalin.
In order to defeat fascism as soon as possible, the heads of state of the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union gathered in Tehran, and just as Churchill's birthday was also during the Tehran Conference, they simply held a birthday party in Tehran.
In the photo taken in the GDR in the 70s, walking next to the male officer was Merkel when she was young, and Merkel at that time was not conspicuous in the crowd, she did not fall in love like others when she was a student, and her usual dress was very simple, and her classmates ridiculed her as a "gray mouse".
Who would have thought that this inconspicuous girl would later become the first female chancellor in German history.
In a photo taken in Belgium in 1900, sitting in an elevator were coal miners who took such an elevator back to the ground after work, probably because everyone wanted to finish their work quickly and return to the ground, even if it was very crowded, they were not willing to wait for the second elevator.
A photograph taken in the Netherlands in 1941 shows a man sitting in a car driving a horse, and since the cars are all available, why use horses to pull the car?
It turned out that after Germany occupied the Netherlands in May 1940, it snatched all the Dutch oil and used it in the German war of aggression, and the Dutch people without oil could only change their cars to horses to be dragged.
Photographed in Montreal, Canada, in 1976, when Canada hosted its twenty-first Olympic Games, the woman is of Nadia Komanech, a female athlete from Romania.
Komanech scored the first perfect score in the history of world gymnastics on uneven bars – 10 minutes after she was only 14 years old.
In a 1926 photograph taken in New York, three construction workers were taken on the roof of a building under construction, and it has to be said that the courage of these workers is really great, especially the one standing on the spire, who is not even tied with a safety rope.
In a photo taken in the United States in December 1941, several Japanese people were stopping to watch the leaflets posted by americans on the wall, and after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in the United States, the United States officially declared war on fascism, and these Japanese living in the United States were about to become the focus of American attention.
In a photo taken in Spain in 1926, King Alfonso XIII of Spain awarded a Plus Ultra medal to a pilot named Ramon Franco.
Ramon Franco successfully flew over the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane, and he won honors for the Spaniards.
A photograph taken in Norway in 1945 shows a man counting the Kar98k rifles stacked here, all prepared for the Germans during World War II.
In the photographs taken during the War of Resistance Against Japan, four Chinese were unfortunately captured by the Japanese, and these four people looked like honest and responsible peasants.
Two Japanese soldiers guarded them with bayonet-mounted rifles, and according to the brutality of the Japanese, all four of them may have ended up in an accident.