Today we can take a photo with our phone at any time. But most of history has passed without video and cameras. Therefore, historical photographs are highly valued.

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Jayne Mansfield and Sophia Loren at a party, 1957.

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Charming Kylie Minogue, 1993.

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Madonna in a Versace ad. Photo taken in 1995.

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Bikini contest in California, 1986.

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Madonna and Al Pacino in photos taken for the movie “Dick Tracy” advertisement, 1990.

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Young people roller skating, 1909. Looks elegant.

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Robert De Niro visited Moscow in the 1980s.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger in an ad for Japanese instant noodles, 1989.

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The beauty Marilyn Monroe, 1957.

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In the photo taken in 1938, there is a baby stroller that is resistant to poisonous gas. Looks scary!

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Joseph Stalin in a prison in Baku. Spring 1910. The retouchers worked on the photo a little.

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Nikita Khrushchev visit India, 1956.

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Girls deliver ice. New York, 1918.

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Albert Einstein relaxes. Photo from 1933.

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Looks unreal. A man delivers noodles in Tokyo, 1935.

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Beauty Gillian Anderson. The photo was taken in 1996.

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A girl near a perfume machine, 1952.

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A rare and very valuable photo of Krist Novoselic and Kurt Cobain, 1987.

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Dutch models in Moscow, 1965.

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Prisoners of Auschwitz are led out of the camp, 1945. Not so many survived.

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A photo from the filming of the movie “Alien 3”, 1991. Did you recognize the actress in the photo? It’s Sigourney Weaver.

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Scottish fans play football under the Eiffel Tower, 1998.

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Marie Curie in her laboratory in Paris, 1910.

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Frank Sinatra is being kissed by fans, 1940.

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Students of Cambridge University, 1926.

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The famous Stephen Hawking with his wife.

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The second television bridge between the USA and the USSR was dedicated to a film festival for children, 1983.

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Annette Kellerman, an Australian swimmer, writer, and actress, fought for women’s right to wear form-fitting swimsuits. She was even arrested for indecent behavior. Of course, in 1907, one couldn’t have progressive views on life.

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David Bowie with Mick Jagger, 1970.

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A boy watches a television screen for the first time, 1948. His reaction is priceless.