What are some rare photos of world history?

 18 Year old Vladimir Putin

17 Year old Pelé before the 1958 World Cup

Steven Spielberg lying in the mouth of "Bruce the shark" on the set of Jaws, 1975

In 1949 an official boxing match between a bear and a man was held. The bear won.

East German soldier helping a boy cross the new Berlin Wall, to reunite with his family. 1961.

Easter gifts for Hitler

Painters on the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge, 1914

Ruby Bridges, first African-American to attend a white elementary school in the South. November 14th, 1960

A liberated Jewish Holocaust survivor turning the tables around

Ducklings being used as part of medical therapy, 1956.

African-American policeman protects a KKK member, as protesters were closing in on them in at a rally in Austin, Texas. 1983.

An Indian woman carrying a British man on her back, West Bengal, India, circa 1900

Operation Babylift: In 1975, over 3300 Vietnamese orphans were evacuated and transported by airplanes to the US.

Economy Class on Pan Am 747 in the late 60's

New Yorkers stop to watch the ‘’Seinfeld’‘ finale in Times Square, 1998.

Construction of the Berlin wall

Disneyland Employee Cafeteria in 1961

Measuring bathing suits – if they were too short, women would be fined, 1920’s

Mother hides her face in shame after putting her children up for sale, Chicago, 1948

Woman sitting with her pet cheetah having tea at a café in Paris.

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What are some things every Indian should know about Indian history?

 13 Things You Didn’t Know About India's Contribution To World War 1

1. India contributed with more soldiers than Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa combined.

In fact, every sixth soldier fighting for the British Empire was from the Indian subcontinent. Nearly 800,000 combatants took part in the war.

2. Indian soldiers won 11 Victoria Cross honors, Britain’s highest military honors. Overall 13,000 medals were won by the Indian Corps.

3. Troops from India fought in all the major theatres of war, from the Western Front in Europe to Africa and China.

After the war, Indian soldiers continued to be engaged in various conflicts like the Third Afghan War and Waziristan Campaign.

4. 53,486 Indian soldiers lost their lives, 64,350 were wounded and 3,762 went missing or were imprisoned.

5. Mesopotamia proved to be the deadliest battle ground, with 30,000 Indian casualties and 32,000 wounded.

6. It wasn’t just the wounds of battle that killed the Indian soldiers. Nearly 9,000 died due to severe winters in France.

7. Apart from men and material, India also contributed with 100 million pounds of wealth.

8. Not just combatants, there were 43,737 men who worked in the Indian Labor Corps.

9. Indian Royalty served in the war as well.

Maharaja Sir Ganga Singh, the Maharaja of Bikaner, commanded the Bikaner Camel Corps that served in France, Egypt and Palestine. He also represented British India in the Imperial War Cabinet. Maharaja Of Patiala, Bhupinder Singh fought in the Gallipoli Campaign, in present day Turkey.

10. Within weeks of the war being declared, India also supplied 70,000,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, 600,000 rifles, motors and machine guns.

11. During the four years of war, the Army Clothing Department produced 41,920,223 garments.

12. By the end of the war, 1,302,394 personnel, 172, 815 animals and 369.1 million tonnes of supplies had left Indian shores.

13. The total value of India’s war contribution amounted to £ 80,000,000. That's about ₹ 7,420,800,000 in today's money.

What are some of the lesser known events in Indian History?

 Story of Pandavas's Aagyatvas, when Bheem creates bhim kund.

Bhim Kund, which is located in Bajna village, about 70 km from Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh.

It is said about this Kund that in the Mahabharata period, when the Pandavas were on the Aagyatvas and wandering here and there for water, but they got no water anywhere. Then Bhima made this Kund by hitting the ground with his mace (gada) and quenched their thirst. It is said that this Kund of 40-80 meters is like a Mace(Gada) in view.

It seems quite ordinary to see this Kund, but its specialty will surprise you. It is said about this Kund that whenever there is a natural calamity (flood, hurricane, tsunami) occurring in the Asian continent, the water of the Kund automatically increases.

It is also said that , from the local administration to foreign scientists have tried to find the depth of this mysterious pool, but everyone is disappointed.

It is said that once foreign scientists had sent a camera up to 200 meters underwater to find the depth of the pool, but still the depth could not be found. It is also said about this Kund that its water is as pure as that of the Ganges and it never spoils, while the normally stagnant water slowly starts to deteriorate.

Even today, scientists do not have any answer as to what is the depth of the Kund and whenever a catastrophe is coming, why does the water level of this tank rise?

https://m.patrika.com/sagar-news/bhimkund-amazing-natural-water-tank-and-a-holy-place-of-india-11367/

How can it be possible that there is an Annabelle doll?

 There is a doll exist called Annabel, it is real and people believe that it possesd by a demon

It is kept Warrens' Occult Museum present in Monroe town in USA.

The Annabel story in which the doll was with nursing students and they seen unusual things from doll, for example the doll itself change position in room, it write notes on paper like help me, it tried to attack a boy, all these things are revealed by ed and Loren who are famous paranormal investigators.

But all these things are just stories, there is no interview or any video of a nursing students who claimed that Annabel doll is haunting, these stories are made by ed and Loren.

Second thing about Annabel people believe that you can't insult the doll, if someone try to insult it Annabel will take revenge, story of a cruch father and a boy was there regarding this incident , but again these stories don't have any proof it is propagated by ed and Loren.

Claims which are made on annabelle to show that doll is possessed by a demon are mostly by ed and Loren but none of their claims have proper proof.

So Annabel is a normal doll there is nothing like it is possessed by demon. You can remove it from museum and you can pass comment on it like me, I always find that doll very funny, of course in the movie that doll have a scary apperance but in reality it looks very funny and normal.

Ed and Loren probably used this doll stories to make money, they sold the stories to novel writers and Warner brothers( popular hollywood movies production company ). Because of which we have the Conjuring universe

Is there a correlated history behind Samudra Mandhan?

 1. Samadura Manthan is also called Sagar Manthan and Churning of the Ocean.

2. Samadura Manthan is not a history.

3. Samadura Manthan is an actual event that took place near the Mountain Kailash.

4. There are two lakes with pure water and saline water.

5. Pure water represents God or Suras.

6. Saline water represents Demons or Asuras.

7. The search is for Pure Amrit, Nectar, or Pure Water by churning the Ocean Water.

8. The most important event is the Rising of Blue Violet Vapours called Halahala.

9. The Blue-Black Vapours represent the Iodine Element or Salt.

10. Tincture Iodine, like Halahala, is anti-microbial for killing.

11. This is the first science principle.

12. Trapping of Iodine in the thyroid gland to produce heat-producing hormone, Thyroxine, is the second Science principle.

13.

The Greatest Genuine Science is Samudra Manthan.

What are some rare historical photographs from world history?

 1. Al Capone's free soup kitchen, chicago, 1931

2. ‎Times square, 1909

3. ‎Elvis Presley age 6

4. ‎Discovering the Mona Lisa after WW2

5. ‎Nasa before power point, 1960's

6. ‎A meeting of the Mickey mouse club, 1930.

7. ‎Golden Gate bridge construction, 1937

8. ‎Acrobats at the top of Empire state building to celebrate it's opening, May 1, 1931

9. ‎Salvador Dali walking his anteater in Paris, 1969

10. ‎Tattoo parlour in 1920's

11. ‎John Lennon sniffing coke.

12. ‎Eiffel tower under construction in july 1888.

13. A prankster altered the famous Hollywood sign in 1971.