#Article debut challenge#History can be forgiven, that's a matter of history, we don't forgive, some history is engraved in the genes and is not forbidden and public opinion can be controlled.
This is a samurai who lived in the early 19th century, and the ancients used words to describe a person very vividly in one word.
The gangs that engaged in espionage during World War II were not in Japan, but in Mexico.
This is a popular image of a 106-year-old Armenian woman guarding her home in 1990.
Hitler's nephew, William Hitler, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
Marcel Renault raced in a car he built himself in the early 1900s.
This is an advertisement for a marriage broker from 1889, the so-called matchmaker and matchmaker.
This is a perfume vending machine from 1952, and it seems that there are several perfumes to choose from.
This is the self-introduction of a job seeker in the United States during the Great Depression. (Worked in 3 industries, can speak 3 languages, 3 years of work experience, has 3 children, has been unemployed for 3 months, I just want a job)
This is a real family bike, the photo was taken in 1950, and a five-wheeler bike rides on the road to greet the camera.
Photograph of Friedrich Nietzsche in the madhouse in 1899, a German philosopher, cultural critic, poet, linguist, Latin and Greek scholar whose writings have had a profound impact on Western philosophy and the history of modern thought.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (son of the 26th President of the United States), on January 17, 1944, was the only general to lead the first wave of troops to land from the sea on D-Day.
This is the page of Amazon.com when it was first launched in 1995, and it was a simple page that opened up new ways to sell.
This is a koala in an Australian home, drinking water from a spoon, photographed in 1900.
The war was not only for people but also for other lives, and the first bomb dropped by the Allies in Berlin killed the only elephant in the Berlin Zoo.
Headshot of Martin Luther King Jr. after his arrest at a peaceful protest in Birmingham.
This is a beautiful Native American couple filmed in 1912, and when civilization came, they were killed like never before.
It was in 1972 when a German woman faced public humiliation for having an affair with a Polish man.
A rescue photograph from 1942 showing a woman clashing with police officers trying to stop her from committing suicide. With such a height and such safety measures, I felt that it was okay to jump.
It's a live-action safety test where a prisoner is used to test a safety net before deciding whether or not to go for mass production!
There are always some bold people who do something unthinkable, and a balancer accomplishes a feat of balance on the top of a twenty-story building, which is not only a challenge to skill but also a challenge to mentality.
This is the earliest known photograph of the Taj Mahal, taken in the 1850s.
This is the smartphone that people conceived and produced at that time, around 1880, and this early switchboard equipment weighed about 5.5 pounds. It's more tiring than working for a day.
This is the New York Times, which was prepared and printed in 1942, is it true that the previous newspapers arranged the words little by little before printing?
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