15 Amazing Moments Captured in Photographs. History Recorded With Photography...

#1 Trips to Africa have always been fashionable. This photo from 1938 shows tourists at Giza

#2 The famous battle of Los Angeles in 1942. At the time, anti-aircraft defenses spotted several glowing dots over the city, and the guns opened fire. It was thought to be a Japanese air raid, however… No aircraft were hit. Some believe that the glowing dots were UFO

#3 In this photograph from 1932, we see Katherine Sui Fun Cheung. She is the first Chinese woman to obtain an international pilot's license and, incidentally, American citizenship

#4 Times Square and Broadway in 1960. Ads from that era have their own unique charm… Wonder if they were as annoying to the locals as they are to us today 😉

#5 "Hasanlu lovers" died around 800 BC and were discovered in 1972. The endearing thing is that they probably died during a kiss or embrace and remained that way for 2,800 years

#6 Albert Einstein, his secretary Helen (left) And daughter Margaret (right) become U.S. Citizens to avoid returning to Nazi Germany in 1940

#7 Unauthorized photo of Stalin in 1941 at the moment when the Soviet dictator received information about the attack of the Third Reich on the USSR. It was sent to the editor of the Komsomolskaya Pravda. He was ordered to destroy it. However, it was never done, and the man risked his life if the security services had found the photo.

#8 A Serbian soldier sleeps together with his father, who visited him in one of the many World War I trenches. The photo was taken in late 1914/1915 and the losses among soldiers were skyrocketing. All because of outdated military tactics that were not adapted to new weapons like machine guns

#9 Photo of soldiers in 1945 as they return home after World War II

#10 A police officer instructs a man on his obligation to wear a mask during the flu pandemic in San Francisco in 1918

#11 Russian farmers use a radio for the first time. Photo dated 1928

#12 The most famous photograph from the 1944 Normandy landing. It has been restored to natural colors. It was taken by photographer Robert Capa. But due to haste damaged, only a few photographs of the 79 he took were possible to save

#13 Recovery of The Apollo 13 Mission Lunar Module in 1970. You can see how the frictional temperature did its thing as the capsule entered the Earth's atmosphere

#14 A sign in Northern Ireland warning of IRA activity in the area, 1994. This acronym stands for the Irish Republican Army, which wanted to break Ireland away from Britain as an independent country. It officially ceased operations in 2005 after an agreement with the UK government, but there are still extremist militants that have not given up the fight

#15 Princess Diana visits an AIDS patient in 1991 and greets him without gloves. Diana was loved by the British people because she was very human and warm in her manner