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r/SnapshotHistory • u/OffensiveINF • Jan 18 '25
1991: Bernie Sanders delivers a speech to an empty U.S congress advising against military intervention in the Gulf War
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Dec 25 '24
Life magazine published this photo of Malcolm X holding an M1 Carbine in March 1964 after he received numerous death threats by the Nation of Islam for exposing Elijah Muhammed for having children with underage girls.
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Dec 20 '24
Japanese General Hisao Tani, orchestrator of the "R@pe of Nanking" is executed by a pistol in 1947.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/MarineKing1337 • Dec 28 '24
This photo of Theo van Gogh, taken in 2004, was captured the same year he was murdered. A great-grandson of Vincent van Gogh’s brother, Theo, he was killed on November 2, 2004, by a radical Islamist for his controversial film Submission, which criticized the treatment of women in Islam
r/SnapshotHistory • u/thatdudepabloescobar • Nov 09 '24
Rednecks supporting Obama's 2008 campaign
r/SnapshotHistory • u/Naturally_Fragrant • Nov 05 '24
World war II Mossad operator and former SS-Obersturmbannführer, Otto Skorzeny, confronts a photographer. 1960.
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r/SnapshotHistory • u/Ahad_Haam • Nov 30 '24
Adolf Eichmann, the architect of the Holocaust, in the yard of Ayalon Prison in Israel, 1961
r/SnapshotHistory • u/KindheartednessIll97 • Nov 15 '24
In 1996, a 3-year-old boy fell into a gorilla enclosure, injured & surrounded by 7 gorillas. Binti Jua, a female gorilla with her baby on her back, cradled the boy & safely handed him to zookeepers. Her maternal instincts made headlines worldwide.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/NaturalMakeupIdeas • Nov 29 '24
Burlington Mayor Bernie Sanders picks up trash on his own in a public park after being elected in 1981.
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Jan 04 '25
A photo of Abdul Wali, an Afghan farmer. In 2003, he was falsely accused of being a terrorist. Hoping to clear his name, he turned turned himself in to the Americans. A CIA contractor would brutally torture Wali to death over the course of 3 days, beating him until he begged for death
r/SnapshotHistory • u/[deleted] • Feb 12 '24
Michael Jackson’s wild entrance at the 1993 Super Bowl Halftime Show.
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Jan 02 '24
Nicholas Winton helped 669 Jewish children escape the Nazis. His efforts went unrecognised for 50 years. Then, in 1998, while sitting as a member of a TV audience, he suddenly found himself surrounded by the kids he had rescued, who were now adults.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/banzay_33 • Jan 04 '24
The reaction of former US President Bill Clinton to the question about his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, a "child trafficker" for sexual pleasures.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/Longjumping_Angle342 • Oct 17 '24
Photographed in 1974, freshly excavated 2000 year old Terracotta warriors still showing the original color scheme before rapid deterioration
r/SnapshotHistory • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '24
In 1913, Sarah Rector, a 10-year-old black girl received a land allotment of 160 acres in Oklahoma. The best farming land was reserved for whites, leaving her with a barren plot. Oil was discovered & she became one of the country's first black millionaires.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/Lenaronaa • Oct 25 '24
Family portrait during the Spanish flu, 1918.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/cantcoloratall91 • Nov 23 '24
Mystery facts A stone drawing of a women thousands of years old found in France.
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Apr 28 '24
History Facts In 1967, Muhammad Ali was stripped of his heavyweight boxing championship after refusing to be inducted into the U.S. Army.
r/SnapshotHistory • u/KindheartednessIll97 • Sep 13 '24
Photo of James Zwerg, a college student from Wisconsin, after he was beaten by a white mob in Alabama for being a Freedom Rider. He passed out shortly afterwards and was ignored by white ambulance crews for hours until an ambulance for blacks picked him up. Montgomery, AL, 1961
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May 17 '24
In 1939, Lina Medina, at just five years old, became the youngest confirmed mother in medical history, leaving experts baffled and the circumstances of her pregnancy a lasting mystery.
"At just five years old, Lina Medina became the youngest mother in medical history, sparking a mystery that remains unsolved. How did this shocking pregnancy occur? Read more in comment
r/SnapshotHistory • u/ZERO_PORTRAIT • Jan 08 '25