20 Interesting Pictures From Back In Time.

Nathan Johnson Published 11/10/2019 in wow

Photos that would make history books more interesting.

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Brothers Chang and Eng Bunker from Thailand, who gave life to the term “Siamese twins”
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Russian emperor Nicholas II and his cousin, George V, King of the UK. Can you guess who’s who?
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The world’s first Ferris wheel construction in Saint Louis, USA, 1904
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New White Star Line liners the Titanic and the Olympic in the port of Belfast in 1912, one month before one of them sank.
5.
Vladimir Lenin, Russian politician, disguised as an ordinary worker, 1917
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16-year-old Margaret Gorman, posing for photographers after becoming the USA’s first “Miss America” in 1921.
7.
Girls from the Russian Women’s Battalion who fought during World War I
8.
King of Denmark, Christian X, riding through German-occupied Copenhagen without security.
9.
Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in the world, reached 8 ft 11.1 in in height and weighed 439 lbs.
10.
Rosa Parks, an American who fought against racial segregation, including on public transport
11.
Little heiress to the British throne, princess Elizabeth, bored at a concert for children in Westminster, 1937
12.
Rabbits that literally occupied Australia, 1938
13.
Woodstock festival, 1969. There were more than 400,000 people.
14.
Che Guevara with his wife Aleida March and their 4 kids
15.
Alfred Hitchcock during the Frenzy filming, 1972
16.
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and Fidel Castro
17.
Mickey Mouse with Hirohito, an emperor who had been ruling Japan when it was bombed by the USA
18.
A bitten apple left near an Apple store in London on October 6, 2011, the day after Steve Jobs’ death
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A Japanese self-defense soldier smiling and holding a baby who survived a devastating tsunami, 2011
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Queen Elizabeth II, having a closer look at the throne on the set of Game of Thrones

1.
Brothers Chang and Eng Bunker from Thailand, who gave life to the term “Siamese twins”
2.
Russian emperor Nicholas II and his cousin, George V, King of the UK. Can you guess who’s who?
3.
The world’s first Ferris wheel construction in Saint Louis, USA, 1904
4.
New White Star Line liners the Titanic and the Olympic in the port of Belfast in 1912, one month before one of them sank.
5.
Vladimir Lenin, Russian politician, disguised as an ordinary worker, 1917
6.
16-year-old Margaret Gorman, posing for photographers after becoming the USA’s first “Miss America” in 1921.
7.
Girls from the Russian Women’s Battalion who fought during World War I
8.
King of Denmark, Christian X, riding through German-occupied Copenhagen without security.
9.
Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in the world, reached 8 ft 11.1 in in height and weighed 439 lbs.
10.
Rosa Parks, an American who fought against racial segregation, including on public transport
11.
Little heiress to the British throne, princess Elizabeth, bored at a concert for children in Westminster, 1937
12.
Rabbits that literally occupied Australia, 1938
13.
Woodstock festival, 1969. There were more than 400,000 people.
14.
Che Guevara with his wife Aleida March and their 4 kids
15.
Alfred Hitchcock during the Frenzy filming, 1972
16.
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and Fidel Castro
17.
Mickey Mouse with Hirohito, an emperor who had been ruling Japan when it was bombed by the USA
18.
A bitten apple left near an Apple store in London on October 6, 2011, the day after Steve Jobs’ death
19.
A Japanese self-defense soldier smiling and holding a baby who survived a devastating tsunami, 2011
20.
Queen Elizabeth II, having a closer look at the throne on the set of Game of Thrones

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1. Brothers Chang and Eng Bunker from Thailand, who gave life to the term “Siamese twins”

2. Russian emperor Nicholas II and his cousin, George V, King of the UK. Can you guess who’s who?

3. The world’s first Ferris wheel construction in Saint Louis, USA, 1904

4. New White Star Line liners the Titanic and the Olympic in the port of Belfast in 1912, one month before one of them sank.

5. Vladimir Lenin, Russian politician, disguised as an ordinary worker, 1917

6. 16-year-old Margaret Gorman, posing for photographers after becoming the USA’s first “Miss America” in 1921.

7. Girls from the Russian Women’s Battalion who fought during World War I

8. King of Denmark, Christian X, riding through German-occupied Copenhagen without security.

9. Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in the world, reached 8 ft 11.1 in in height and weighed 439 lbs.

10. Rosa Parks, an American who fought against racial segregation, including on public transport

11. Little heiress to the British throne, princess Elizabeth, bored at a concert for children in Westminster, 1937

12. Rabbits that literally occupied Australia, 1938

13. Woodstock festival, 1969. There were more than 400,000 people.

14. Che Guevara with his wife Aleida March and their 4 kids

15. Alfred Hitchcock during the Frenzy filming, 1972

16. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and Fidel Castro

17. Mickey Mouse with Hirohito, an emperor who had been ruling Japan when it was bombed by the USA

18. A bitten apple left near an Apple store in London on October 6, 2011, the day after Steve Jobs’ death

19. A Japanese self-defense soldier smiling and holding a baby who survived a devastating tsunami, 2011

20. Queen Elizabeth II, having a closer look at the throne on the set of Game of Thrones

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1.
Brothers Chang and Eng Bunker from Thailand, who gave life to the term “Siamese twins”

2.
Russian emperor Nicholas II and his cousin, George V, King of the UK. Can you guess who’s who?

3.
The world’s first Ferris wheel construction in Saint Louis, USA, 1904

4.
New White Star Line liners the Titanic and the Olympic in the port of Belfast in 1912, one month before one of them sank.

5.
Vladimir Lenin, Russian politician, disguised as an ordinary worker, 1917

6.
16-year-old Margaret Gorman, posing for photographers after becoming the USA’s first “Miss America” in 1921.

7.
Girls from the Russian Women’s Battalion who fought during World War I

8.
King of Denmark, Christian X, riding through German-occupied Copenhagen without security.

9.
Robert Wadlow, the tallest man in the world, reached 8 ft 11.1 in in height and weighed 439 lbs.

10.
Rosa Parks, an American who fought against racial segregation, including on public transport

11.
Little heiress to the British throne, princess Elizabeth, bored at a concert for children in Westminster, 1937

12.
Rabbits that literally occupied Australia, 1938

13.
Woodstock festival, 1969. There were more than 400,000 people.

14.
Che Guevara with his wife Aleida March and their 4 kids

15.
Alfred Hitchcock during the Frenzy filming, 1972

16.
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and Fidel Castro

17.
Mickey Mouse with Hirohito, an emperor who had been ruling Japan when it was bombed by the USA

18.
A bitten apple left near an Apple store in London on October 6, 2011, the day after Steve Jobs’ death

19.
A Japanese self-defense soldier smiling and holding a baby who survived a devastating tsunami, 2011

20.
Queen Elizabeth II, having a closer look at the throne on the set of Game of Thrones