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@historyinmemes Water Erosion over 15, 25 and 50 years👀

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@historyinmemes Here's the medieval toilet in the UK:

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@fasc1nate This is what the tiny seeds look like close up.

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@historyinmemes The Tallest Statue In The World!👇 The Statue of Unity stands as a towering monument in India, symbolizing the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a prominent leader in the country's struggle for independence. Erected in the state of Gujarat, the statue is a tribute to Patel's

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@UmarBzv The moment of the world's first Coca Cola being served marks a significant historical event in the evolution of one of the most iconic beverages. On May 8, 1886, in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, USA, Dr. John S. Pemberton, a pharmacist, mixed a concoction of syrup with carbonated

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@WowTerrifying Probably just dolphins my friend.

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@historyinmemes Here's some extra images to understand the scale of it:

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@historyinmemes Titanic only existent footage (1912)

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@TansuYegen Soap in the eyes is part of childhood😂 Who agrees?

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@culturaltutor Imagine if we had these types of trees in the city. This is the largest tree in the world, The General Sherman Tree. It stands as a remarkable natural wonder within Sequoia National Park in California, USA. This giant sequoia tree is celebrated not only for its awe inspiring

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@Morbidful This medieval surgical device was invented to remove an arrow from King Henry V's skull.

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@cctvidiots The Black Sea Hare, scientifically known as Aplysia fasciata, is a species of sea slug belonging to the Aplysiidae family. It is notable for its large size, striking coloration, and interesting behavior. The history of the Black Sea Hare encompasses its discovery,

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@cctvidiots It could be a sea worm. Here's some more information on them👇 Giant sea worms, often referred to as marine worms, are remarkable creatures that inhabit the depths of our oceans. These creatures belong to the Polychaeta class of annelid worms and are known for their impressive

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@historyinmemes The crash of Turkish Airlines Flight 981, which occurred in 1974, is one of the most infamous aviation disasters in history. The flight was a McDonnell Douglas DC-10 operating from Istanbul, Turkey, to London, England. Tragically, it ended in disaster, resulting in the loss of

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@historyinmemes These majestic creatures played an integral role in both world wars, serving as essential companions to soldiers on all fronts. Their contribution to the war efforts cannot be overstated. From hauling artillery to carrying soldiers and delivering supplies, war horses were

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@cctvidiots Here's 4 interesting facts about shark mating👇 Complex Courtship: Shark mating involves a variety of courtship behaviors. Male sharks often engage in elaborate rituals to attract females, which can include chasing, biting, or even nuzzling them. Fertilization: Unlike most

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@historyinmemes The Quagga was a unique and now extinct subspecies of the plains zebra that once inhabited the grasslands of South Africa. Recognized for its distinctive appearance, the Quagga stood out due to its partially striped body, which faded into a plain brown color towards its

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@historyinmemes Harald Bluetooth, also known as Harald Gormsson, was a 10th century king of Denmark and Norway. He is best known for his efforts to unite Denmark and introduce Christianity to the region. His legacy is mainly associated with his role in the Christianization of Scandinavia and the

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@historyinmemes In the 1950s, polio, a devastating infectious disease, posed a severe public health threat, particularly in the United States. In 1952, nearly 3,000 people had died from polio and children in “iron lungs” populated wards in most hospitals. The decade witnessed a pivotal moment

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@historyinmemes The Great Wall of China, that famous landmark we all know, was built over a really long time in ancient China. Starting around the 7th century BC, different Chinese dynasties worked on it for centuries. They used materials like earth, wood, stone, and bricks – whatever was

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@historyinmemes Footage of Arthur Duncan tap dancing to "Cute" on a piano🤨

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@historyinmemes A fossilized thigh bone from one of the largest creatures to have ever lived has been discovered at a paleontological site in southwestern France. This femur bone measures more than six feet in length and is believed to have belonged to a sauropod, a category of herbivorous,

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@TansuYegen Must be against some lifeguard rules, right?

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@WowTerrifying For the sounds, it's fake.

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@Culture_Crit Zermatt in Switzerland is definitely up there.

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@cctvidiots The first computer virus👇 The "Brain" virus, created in 1986 by Pakistani brothers Basit and Amjad Farooq Alvi, is recognized as one of the earliest computer viruses. This pioneering virus specifically targeted IBM PC-compatible personal computers. It propagated through

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 The Canary Island Dragon Tree, scientifically known as Dracaena draco, is a remarkable and iconic tree species native to the Canary Islands, particularly on the islands of Tenerife, La Palma, and Gran Canaria. The Dragon Tree is renowned for its distinctive appearance,

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@historyinmemes During World War II, gay and lesbian soldiers faced significant discrimination and challenges within the military, despite their contributions to the war effort. Homosexuality was widely considered taboo and criminalized in many parts of the world during that era. Within the

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@historyinmemes Another view of the cave🤯

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@historyinmemes WWI Footage of French troops during the Battle of Verdun (1916)

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@historyinmemes Desmond Doss!👇 His remarkable story during World War II is a testament to unwavering courage and dedication to his beliefs. Doss refused to carry a weapon due to his strong commitment to nonviolence. This presented a unique challenge when he joined the military as a medic.

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@historyinmemes Discovered in 1991, the Son Doong cave in Vietnam stands as a breathtaking marvel of nature and holds the distinction of being the largest cave on Earth. Son Doong's discovery marked a significant moment in speleology, as explorers stumbled upon a hidden realm of astonishing

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@historyinmemes Here's 8 facts about Queen Victoria you didn't know👇 Obsession with Mourning: After Prince Albert's death in 1861, Queen Victoria wore mourning clothes for the rest of her life, setting a fashion trend and cultural norm for mourning attire. Love for Cats: Queen Victoria had a

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@historyinmemes Tour of The Ford Aurora. (1964)

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@historyinmemes Did any of their predictions turn out to be accurate?

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@historyinmemes The Musical Road - Hungary The Musical Road was a unique and innovative project that aimed to combine the joy of music with the experience of driving. Located in Hungary, this road was specially designed to create musical melodies when vehicles drove over it. The project

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@historyinmemes The story of "The Japanese Soldier Who Refused to Believe the War was Over" is a remarkable tale from World War II that highlights the complexity of human psychology and the enduring effects of war on an individual. This story revolves around Hiroo Onoda, a Japanese soldier who

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@historyinmemes Old Volkswagen Advert - Mystery Squeaking Noise

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@historyinmemes Satellite view of the Twin Towers on September 12, photographed by the Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+) camera aboard Landsat 7.

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@historyinmemes The first photograph was taken by the famous Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, taken at Le Gras in France during 1827. Apparently he used a light-sensitive bitumen in oil of lavender and applied a thin coating over a polished pewter plate to create this photo. He then positioned it near

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@historyinmemes The largest living tree on Earth, the General Sherman Tree stands as a symbol of natural wonder within Sequoia National Park in California. This towering giant sequoia commands awe and reverence from visitors and nature enthusiasts. Named after American Civil War General William

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@historyinmemes An original log cabin home built by the Swedish in Delaware during the 1700s. The original log cabin homes built by the Swedish settlers in Delaware during the 1700s stand as testament to a rich architectural heritage. These dwellings hold historical significance as they were

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@culturaltutor Has to be the black hole from Interstellar. Like if you agree.

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@historyinmemes Has to be The Roman Empire, as it was one of the most influential and powerful civilizations in history. It emerged from the Roman Republic, a period of republican governance, and evolved into a vast empire that spanned from the British Isles in the west to the Middle East in the

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@historyinmemes The discovery of the largest spider ever in the late 1980s unveiled a fascinating glimpse into prehistoric arachnid history. This remarkable finding showcased a creature that lived around 300 million years ago, during the Carboniferous period, and held the title for being one

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@historyinmemes 3 days later, this is what was left of the South tower of the World Trade Center in New York City.

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@historyinmemes Albert Einstein, one of the most iconic and influential scientists of the 20th century, revolutionized our understanding of the universe. Born in 1879 in Germany, Einstein's groundbreaking theories reshaped physics and challenged established notions of space, time, and energy.

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 For anyone wondering, An iridescent cloud is a display that occurs when sunlight interacts with water droplets or ice crystals in the atmosphere. As sunlight passes through these tiny particles, it undergoes diffraction, causing the various colors of the visible spectrum to

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@buitengebieden The Costasiella kuroshimae, often affectionately referred to as the "Leaf Sheep," is a tiny and remarkable sea slug that resides in the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific region. The Leaf Sheep derives its name from its striking appearance, resembling a small, leafy plant drifting

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@historyinmemes 78 years ago, the world bore witness to one of the most profound and tragic turning points in modern history - The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima. It was a moment that forever changed the course of humanity. Here's 5 facts I bet you didn't know👇 1. The initial target list of the

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@historyinmemes First Ever Photograph of a Cat. (1911) In 1911, cats held a unique and longstanding place in human society. Throughout history, cats had been revered for their various roles, from pest control in agricultural settings to their companionship in households. In urban environments,

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@cctvidiots This Dam is located in Jiroft, Iran. During these years, a lot of mud and silt was stuck in the dam valve causing it to look abnormal.

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@historyinmemes Hank Azaria voice acting in The Simpsons👀

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@historyinmemes The famous doctor of Paddington and WWI local hero who overcame bigotry and prejudice to help others. Dr. John Alcindor, a remarkable figure of World War I, emerged as a hero for his dedication and selflessness in providing medical care on the frontlines. Born in Trinidad and

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@historyinmemes Here's What the Iceman Was Wearing When He Died👇 5,300 Years Ago Following the uncovering of Ötzi the Iceman's remains within a European glacier in 1991, an abundance of insights has been garnered from his preserved body, which dates back 5,300 years. This man, characterized

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@historyinmemes In the 1930s, Erwin Schrodinger, Austrian physicist, was really shaking things up in the world of science. Born back in 1887, he was cooking up some seriously mind bending ideas about how the tiniest particles in the universe behave. So, this one time in 1935, he came up with

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@Culture_Crit For anyone wondering, this building is the Piazza del Duomo in Milan. The Piazza del Duomo, situated in the heart of Milan, Italy, is a stunning and historically rich square that has become one of the city's most iconic landmarks. At the center of the square stands the Milan

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@historyinmemes Think they were standing a bit too close on this volcano eruption.

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@historyinmemes Ancient Egyptian wigs hold a unique place in the realm of historical fashion, revealing insights into the aesthetics, culture, and practical considerations of the civilization that thrived along the Nile River thousands of years ago. Wigs were not merely fashion accessories in

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@historyinmemes Joseph Merrick, widely known as the "Elephant Man," was a man who captured both the sympathy and curiosity of the Victorian era due to his severe deformities. Born in 1836 in Leicester, England, Merrick's life was marked by extraordinary challenges, resilience, and the

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@TansuYegen There's some interesting evidence suggesting that flipping a shark upside down for a while can put it in a kind of trance called tonic immobility. It's like the shark becomes temporarily still and confused, which is actually something some sharks do naturally. But if you keep

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@historyinmemes Federal Official Family picture, with Bass Reeves at left. Reeves married Nellie Jennie, a woman from Texas, and together, they raised a family of ten children, comprising five boys and five girls. The couple worked diligently to provide for their large family, with Reeves

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@historyinmemes Minh Anh, known by the nickname "Fish Boy," became known for a rare and unusual condition that garnered international attention. Born in Vietnam, Minh Anh suffered from a rare skin disorder called ichthyosis, which gave his skin a scaly appearance resembling fish scales. The

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@culturaltutor Simple way to put it, classic architecture is a lot more basic compared to gothic as you can see from the photos below.

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@historyinmemes Desmond Doss was a remarkable figure in World War II, known for his bravery and commitment to his beliefs. He served as a combat medic in the U.S. Army during the Battle of Okinawa, a brutal and intense conflict. What set Doss apart was his unwavering commitment to his pacifist

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@historyinmemes Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color Intro (1961)

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 The Giant Brown Paper Wasp (Polistes gigas) is a remarkable wasp species found in various parts of Asia. Known for its substantial size and distinctive brown coloring, this wasp constructs nests using a mixture of chewed plant fibers and saliva. These nests are typically

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@historyinmemes The Roman leather caliga, a distinctive type of military footwear, played a crucial role in the attire of Roman legionary soldiers and auxiliaries during the 1st century AD. These heavy soled hobnailed sandals were essential for providing protection, support, and mobility to the

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@historyinmemes How they built it👇 The process began with laying a strong foundation to support the statue's weight. A sophisticated internal framework was then designed to ensure stability against external forces. The outer layer was crafted using the lost wax casting method, where a clay

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@historyinmemes On October 22, 1895, an accident known as Gare de l'Ouest, a train station in Paris. The incident involved an express train en route from Granville to Paris, carrying 131 passengers. In an attempt to make up for lost time, the train's driver accelerated, only to find the air

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@culturaltutor The painting "Judith with the head of Holofernes" by Vincenzo Catena is a masterpiece that exemplifies the artistic brilliance of the Renaissance period. Created during the early 16th century, this oil painting showcases the artist's exceptional talent and his ability to capture

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@historyinmemes British soldiers after their release from Japanese captivity in Singapore. (1945) During World War II, British soldiers experienced harsh captivity in Japanese prison camps in Singapore in 1945. The fall of Singapore in February 1942 led to the surrender of British and Allied

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@historyinmemes One of the oldest statues of a bull from the Nymphaeum of Herodes Atticus at Olympia, dating from between 149 and 153 AD, represents a remarkable artifact from the ancient world. The Nymphaeum of Herodes Atticus was an ornate, monumental fountain complex located in Olympia,

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@NoContextHumans Trevor's Trailer

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@historyinmemes World War is a possibility. Shell shocked soldier (1916) An emotionally devastated soldier is depicted in a trench during the Battle of Flers Courcelette, which took place in September 1916 as part of the Somme Offensive. His eyes vividly convey the turmoil of war, reflecting

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@historyinmemes The Oldest Throne in Europe (Est. 4,000 years old) Nestled on the captivating island of Crete, the 15th century BC palace of Knossos unveils an intriguing enigma the oldest throne room in Europe. This palace, at the heart of the flourishing Minoan civilization, serves as a

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@historyinmemes Here's some history/info on smallpox & vaccines👇 Smallpox is a highly contagious and often deadly infectious disease caused by the variola virus. It has plagued humanity for centuries, causing widespread illness, death, and long lasting effects. The origins of smallpox are not

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@historyinmemes The tomb of King Ramesses VI is located in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. Ramesses VI, a pharaoh of the New Kingdom's 20th Dynasty, ruled during the 12th century BCE. His tomb, designated as KV9, is one of the well known sites within the Valley of the Kings, which served as a

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@historyinmemes Who is Charlie Chaplin?👇 Charlie Chaplin born on April 16, 1889 in London, England, was a legendary British actor, comedian, and filmmaker who became one of the most iconic figures in the history of cinema. He rose to fame during the silent film era, captivating audiences

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@olaflieser @historyinmemes Thanks for the correction!

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@archehistory @historyinmemes It does add up if you think about it.

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@historyinmemes After the successful test of the first atomic bomb on July 16, 1945, Robert Oppenheimer, the scientific director of the Manhattan Project, faced a complex mix of emotions and reflections. Oppenheimer famously quoted a line from Hindu scripture, saying, "Now I am become Death,

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@historyinmemes One of the earliest photo of a sheep👇 In September 1914, George Hogben, the Secretary for Education, published a letter in the School Journal. This letter was addressed to all head teachers in public schools and had a simple message: children should play a part in supporting

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@historyinmemes The Elvis Comeback Special, a pivotal moment in the career of the legendary musician Elvis Presley, marked his triumphant return to the music scene after a period of focusing on movies and facing a changing musical landscape. The Elvis Comeback Special not only reinvigorated

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@cctvidiots More information👇 Luang Pho Yai is a remarkable Thai Buddhist monk who has gained widespread recognition for his longevity and spiritual wisdom. Born over a century ago, he has lived for 109 years, making him one of the oldest living monks in Thailand. Throughout his life,

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@archehistory @historyinmemes That $250,000 is now worth $450,000 in 2023.

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@historyinmemes Brad Pitt, a renowned American actor, first gained widespread recognition for his role as a cowboy hitchhiker in the landmark 1991 road movie "Thelma & Louise." Born on December 18, 1963, Pitt's journey to stardom began with this breakthrough performance. In the film directed

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@historyinmemes In 1924, the Soviets crafted a remarkable display of creativity and symbolism by creating a massive chessboard on the grand Palace Square. This unique event showcased the intersection of art, politics, and culture during a pivotal time in Russian history. The idea behind the

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@historyinmemes Bamberg, a medieval town in Germany. Located in the northern part of Bavaria, Germany, is a picturesque and historic city that has earned itself a UNESCO World Heritage designation. Known for its well-preserved medieval and baroque architecture, Bamberg offers a unique glimpse

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@historyinmemes Medieval toilets in England.

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@fasc1nate The Falling Man is a striking and haunting photograph captured by Richard Drew on September 11, 2001, during the tragic events of the World Trade Center attacks in New York City. The photograph depicts a man, identified as Jonathan Briley, falling headfirst from the North Tower

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@historyinmemes One of the largest bank heists in history ($65 million) In a daring heist that captured global attention, a group of robbers orchestrated an elaborate plan to tunnel into a bank from a nearby rented house and make off with a staggering $65 million in Brazil. The heist occurred

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@historyinmemes Last photo of the Queen.

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@fasc1nate At a distance of forty miles from Saigon and soaring at an altitude of 23,000 feet, the rear cargo doors of the C-5A Galaxy plane suddenly blew off, causing severe damage to the flight controls. As a result, the aircraft rapidly lost altitude. Guided by his skill and quick

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@cctvidiots The invention of chess that dates back over a thousand years, originating in India during the Gupta Empire (around the 6th century AD). Chess, known as "chaturanga" in its earliest form, was designed as a strategic war game. Over time, chaturanga evolved and spread across Asia

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@historyinmemes Coca-Cola was first introduced in 1886 by John S. Pemberton, a pharmacist from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Pemberton's creation was initially intended as a medicinal tonic and was originally sold at a local pharmacy. The beverage was formulated using a combination of carbonated water,

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@fasc1nate That $1,000,000 is now worth $1,810,000 in 2023.

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@historyinmemes Rysstad, Norway, 1888 - 2013 In the year 1880, Rysstad, a quaint village nestled in Norway, held a snapshot of rural life during a time of transition and change. This small community, surrounded by picturesque landscapes, offered a window into the daily rhythms and challenges

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