The Fascinating Pictures from the Pages of History

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The Woodstock, one of the most famous music festivals of the world and that iconic photograph, 1960

                                                   
Samuel Decker who is American Civil War veteran and lost his arms in war and made new prosthesis arms for himself on his own 1860.


                                                       Bison Head Hill 1870
                 
Bison head mass which are prepared to be burried because of the thought of it'll enrich the soil and make fertilizer effect.

                                               Bison visiting 1899

A group of students are staring at a bison


Mark Twain 1905
Mark Twain is having rest in his home's porch


November 14th 1914
Recruting the soldiers to the Army
In vicinity of Tiberias an ottoman recruting of soliders to the army.


January 1915
Mountain of Caucasia
While the Ottoman are going on Caucasia, They are using the Kurdish Cavarly against to Russian


Mauser 1918 T-Gewehr 1918
Grevillers The New Zealand soldiers giving pose to Camera, when they were capturing the Anti tank rifle

An armoured British War ship 1919
armoured British War ship, in a dazzling camouflage form. this camouflage techic isn't hiding the ship but it complicates to be understood of its size, speed and head segment.


Albert Einstein 1922
Albert Einstein is visiting the Great Canyon

Jean Harlow and Primo Carnera  1933    
Actress Jean Harlow is givign Pose with the boxer Primo Carnera in the ring

Bonnie and Clyde 1934  
The automobile of Bonnie and Clyde after their killing

September 5ht 1936
Falling soldier Spain
Probably being one of the most popular war photograph The falling Soldier, In Spain Civil War time, It's said that this was taken in shooting moment of a soldier in Cerro Muriano zone

 Iron Lungs 1937                
Before finding the polio vaccine the children are inside of iron lungs.

 Lousville 1937     
In Louisville flooding period the food line


Art Work Repository 1945
Eisenhower and General Patton are observing the stolen works that Germans hid in a salt mine

Henri Matisse 1949
Henri Matisse is working in his home at Nice, France and his cat is watching him.

The Famous Hote De Ville kissing, Paris 1950
Photographer:Robert Doisneau


The Explosion of Simon 1953
After the explosion of 43 tons of nuclear bomb Simon in Newada test field, beyond of explosions 1,5 km, American soldiers are trying to cover themselves in dike

Cincinnati Library 1955
A visitor who is trying to find a book in Cincinnati's city library. The library has been collapsed in 1955

Elvis Presley 21 years old who hasnt met with fame yet 1956
Photographer:Alred Welrtheimer

LAPD Undercover 1960
The LAPD policemen who are in woman appearance and ready to join public among of public people  In order to catch the bag thieves 


A group of Mongolian teenagers are playing volleyball March 1962
Photograph: Igor Oganesoff

Right after the seconds of the assasination, President John F Kennedy's limousine is going to hospital Novermber 22th 1963

Sophia Loren in her career's the most brillant times when she was 30. 1964

André Roussimoff 1967
Later having been called the Giant The Proffesional Wrestler André Roussimoff in Cannes

Foggy Way of Woodstock  1969
A way which was made in 1969 and goes to Woodstock festival and counted as the beginning of collective freedom. And then the festival was made in 1994 and 1999 years. these three festival's organizator was Michael Lang

Cornel Capa
Prisoners are playing cheess from their jail cell. The photograph was taken by Cornell Capa in 1972 year

Russia Government President Vladimir Putin, after graduated from Petersburg University of Russia. Soon he will work for KGB.

           



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