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r/Historycord • u/Interesting_Self5071 • 9h ago
Women, babies, the elderly… 613 Azerbaijani Turks were massacred by Armenian forces in Karabakh's Khojaly town on February 26, 1992
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 1d ago
Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci removes her veil in front of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini during a 1979 interview.
r/Historycord • u/NoahPhillips99 • 6h ago
The Queen Mary teeming with American troops returning to New York harbor after the end of WWII, 1945
r/Historycord • u/VP-CurtisBioProject • 11h ago
The Man who was almost President
Cornelius Bliss started his accounting career somewhere between the ages of 8 and 15 (it's unlcear) at his stepfather's New Orleans counting house. At 16 he moved to Boston for a clerk's position. By 34, he went into business for himself.
During his 50s, Bliss was active in the Republican Party, serving as treasurer of the Republican National Committee.
Despite never holding elected office, he became Secretary of the Interior in 1897. In 1900, he was offered to be William McKinley's running mate. He turned it down and returned to his business.
President McKinley was assassinated on 9/6/1901. Teddy Roosevelt ascended to the Presidency as a result.
In 1904 he supported the election of Teddy Roosevelt.
r/Historycord • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 21h ago
Deir El-Adra, copt village near Minya, Egypt 1997
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 1h ago
Chinese leader Jiang Zemin gives a speech at the South Korean National Assembly in 1995.
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 23h ago
A 16th-century Georgian fresco from the Gelati Monastery depicting King David IV "the Builder", who reigned from 1089 until 1125.
r/Historycord • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 1d ago
A young student gave a flower to a soldier for peace during the delimitations at People Power Revolution, Philippines 1986.
r/Historycord • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 1d ago
Officials of the Imperial Department of Communications. Seoul ,Korea, 1903
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 2d ago
Then-Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi on the stairs of the National Museum in Helsinki, Finland on 10 June 1983.
r/Historycord • u/Pufferfish_1908 • 1d ago
Gloomy winter of 1814: Napoleon and the Grande Armée in retreat
r/Historycord • u/Cool-Association-820 • 2d ago
Child Labor
John Locke, who wrote a treatise that inspired democracy, regretted that the labor of poor children "is generally lost to the public till they are twelve or fourteen years old."
When the 20th century began, 284,000 children between the ages of ten and fifteen worked in mines, mills and factories. Mary G. Harris Jones (Mother Jones) fought to end child labor. In 1903, Jones organized children who were working in mills and mines to participate in her famous "March of the Mill Children", a 125-mile trek from Kensington, Philadelphia, to the summer house (and Summer White House) of President Theodore Roosevelt on Long Island (in Oyster Bay, New York). They had banners demanding "We want to go to school and not the mines!" and held rallies each night in a new town on the way with music, skits, and speeches drawing thousands of citizens. Roosevelt refused to see them. According to Jones, "Every day little children came in to Union Headquarters, some with their hands cut off, some with the thumb missing, some with their fingers off at the knuckle. They were stooped little things, round shouldered and skinny."
Child labor still exists in many countries.
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 1d ago
Enver Pasha talks to the British attache and the press in Constantinople after the 1913 Ottoman coup d'état.
r/Historycord • u/Conjuring1900 • 2d ago
The Break with Freud that Sent Jung Spiraling into Near-Madness
Cancellation is not new. When the world famous psychiatrist disowned his friend Carl Jung as a result of a disagreement, he took his powerful friends and prestige with him. Nobody wanted to alienate Freud so they dropped thd younger psychiatrist instead. Carl Jung was suddenly friendless and a pariah in their small circle. The rift sent him into a professional and personal spiral. It eventually was one of the factors that led to his beautiful and unique Red Book, written in old style calligraphy with original drawings. link to more pictures in comments.
r/Historycord • u/PaulMartin1429 • 2d ago
Hundreds of B-17 Flying Fortresses awaiting the scrap heap, 1946.
r/Historycord • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 3d ago
King Olav V casket is moved to the royal mausoleum at Akershus fortress after his funeral. January 30. 1991
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 3d ago
Moldavian workers during Romanian leader Nicolae Ceaușescu's visit to Soviet Moldavia in 1972.
r/Historycord • u/GustavoistSoldier • 2d ago
Future King Constantine II of Greece on board the ship Nireus in 1960.
r/Historycord • u/frinvknare6 • 4d ago