Riders work in crowds during the Cuidadela festival on the Balearic Islands, Spain in 1980. The horses are always top all black and are a key part of the festival. The riders deliberately get them on their 2 feet to show off their strength and beauty and part of the tradition is to have the horses mix with the people.

Shepherd Rudolf Balogh and his dogs pose for a picture in Hungary in 1930.

Police hold back a massive crowd trying to get tickets to a Manchester United game in Manchester, England in 1950. Limited tickets for a big game were available, so a "stampede" of fans came out to try and get some. A few injuries occurred before the police got things in order.

This is the Woolworth Lunch Counter Sit-in that occurred in Jackson, Mississippi in 1963 to protest a white-only diner. Notice 2 of the 3 people being harassed are in fact white.

A woman holds a sign to protest the influx of Vietnamese in Wellington, New Zealand in 1984.

Canadian troops play hockey on the frozen Imjin River in Korea during the Korean War in 1952. The photographer noted how you can hear artillery fire in the background during the entire game. Apparently Canadian soldiers never invade a foreign land without bringing Hockey sticks, pucks, skates, and pads.

American Nazi Party rally that occurred at Madison Square Gardens in NYC, US in 1939.

A super market hosts a Miss Lovely Legs contest in Boksburg, South Africa in 1980.

A window cleaner on the RCA Building, Rockefeller Center in NYC in 1961.

2 unnamed Swedish Missionaries pose for a picture with 2 young locals assisting them in lower Congo in 1888.

A women cuts crops in Romania in 1934.

Subway Pushers try and pack as many people as possible into a subway train during rush hour in Tokyo, Japan in 1967. It hasn't gotten better since.

2 Prostitutes wait for work at the route of Rue Saint-Denis in Paris, France in 1988. This street is actually one of the oldest areas of Paris, and parts of it still in use were built by the Ancient Romans.

The crew of the USS Pillsbury secure a towing line to the captured U-505 in 1944. The U-boat was damaged by depth charges and thought to be sinking. The German crew thus abandoned it once surfaced. The escort USS Pillsbury saw the submarine and boarded her. They disabled explosives set to destroy the ship and plugged the holes, and were able to keep it afloat and salvage it. They captured an enigma machine, code books, and numerous other important items from this submarine.

3 People are knocked to the ground and dragged away to be arrested during the Poll Tax Riot in London, England in 1990. The super unpopular new tax was the main driving force in Margaret Thatcher's resignation that very same year.

2 Roller Derby Girls are pulled off each other after fighting during a race in NYC, USA in 1948. After WWII, the sport took off for a time as the fierceness and violent nature of the races was a widely popular spectacle to watch.

Buffalo hunter Ralph Morrison after he was killed and scalped by Native American Cheyennes near Fort Dodge, Kansas, US in 1868.

Soldiers begin to fire on protesters and charge them with bayonets to disperse them during the 8888 Uprising in Burma (now Myanmar) in 1988. The country was run by a military 1 party system at the time, and up to 2.5 million protesters turned out around the country to push for a democracy. The heavily impoverished nation, like many others at the end of the 1980s, tried to become democratic, but instead were crushed by a brutal military coup which transferred power but kept the country under military rule. An estimated 3,000 - 10,000 people were killed during this uprising, virtually all being protesters. Many more fled the country afterwards.