1. Wojtek was a Syrian brown bear born in Iran. After his mother was shot by hunters when he was young, Wojtek was found as a cub by a young Iranian boy who sold him to Polish soldiers. They fed him condensed milk out of an empty vodka bottle (what else?) & quickly adopted him into their ranks.
2. Connie Blake from Bassett, Nebraska was "Miss Stock Grower" of 1969. 
2/ The fact that the Nazi regime applied the tools at the disposal of the modern state to genocidal ends, their sheer brutality, and a variety of other factors, the ideology of Nazism & the broader historical phenomenon of Fascism in which Nazism is often placed, have become – rightfully so – politically tainted. 
2. Quincy Market, Boston, 1900 & 2018 
2. A happy, thankful family, 1959. 
1. Josef earned a doctorate in Anthropology from the University of Munich in 1935. He followed this by working in genetics with some of the leading medical minds of Germany & and he earned a second, medical doctorate
1. 28-year-old Lars Mittank joined a handful of his friends on vacation to Bulgaria
2. MLK Improvised 'I Have A Dream' - If there’s one Martin Luther King Jr. quote that everyone knows, it’s “I have a dream.” This line came as part of a powerful and inspiring speech on civil rights delivered by the reverend August 28, 1963 in front of the Lincoln Memorial. In it, King espoused his vision of a future that included racial harmony, framed around the idea of a “dream” he had. However, originally, there wasn’t meant to be any mention of dreaming.
2. An Officer Halts Traffic To Make Way For A Cat Carrying A Kitten Across The Street, 1925. 
2. Picture of Mary Lincoln with the alleged ghost of her husband Abraham Lincoln behind her, 1872. 
1. The story of Tank Man begins in April of 1989, when a Chinese politician named Hu Yaobang was forced to resign from the Communist Party & then subsequently died of a heart attack. 
2. Rule of Thumb
2. In 1983, Steve Jobs sent this ironic reply to someone that asked for an autograph 
1. Maria Salomea Skłodowska-Curie was born in Warsaw in 1867, at a time when her beloved homeland of Poland was basically being neck-stomped into submission by the Russian Empire. 
1. Born into slavery on a Maryland plantation, Harriet spent her first 25 years living under the watchful gaze of a number of different jackass overseers and housemistresses.
1. Steve Irwin didn't even think twice about tackling fifteen foot crocs, wrestling giant pythons or holding the most poisonous spiders on the planet ten inches from his face. Not only did he do stuff that most so-called badasses would never even THINK of attempting in their right minds; he LOVED doing it. He lived for it. Steve traveled to every corner of the earth to find the deadliest, most ferocious animals imaginable. He was fearless, reckless & balls-out 110% of the time. 
1. Teddy Roosevelt suffered from sever Asthma & nearsightedness but didn't let that hold him back. He spoke French & German fluently, studied in Europe, wrote numerous literary works & attended Harvard & Columbia Law School. 
2. Smoking remains of some of the victims of the Gardelegen Massacre, Germany 1945. This scene was discovered 2 days later by American soldiers. 
2. The very last photo of Chester Bennington (Linkin Park's lead singer) taken by his wife just one day before he took his own life. 
1. Lector - In the past, factories often employed individuals known as “lectores” to read stories aloud, providing entertainment and a break from the monotony of work. 
2. Bethlehem, Palestine 