11. Two men in their apartment, Nashville, 1938 – 1940.
The photo was taken by Peter Sekaer.
12. Lepa Radic was a Serbian partisan executed by the Nazis on 2 August 1943.
13. Venice, the grand canal is drained in order to allow it to be cleared of silt and mud, 1956.
14. Directors of the Afro-American Investment and Building Company (Est. 1892), Brooklyn, New York, circa 1906.
15. The first riders of the New York subway system on opening day, 27 October 1904.
16. “De Gaulle is not alone” – Three-hundred thousand Parisians protesting in support of President Charles de Gaulle during the May 1968 unrest, Champs-Élysées, Paris.
17. John Wilkes Booth (left) dressed as Mark Antony in an 1864 play of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” whose assassination influenced him in killing Lincoln.
18. People trying to disallow Kathrine Switzer from completing the Boston Marathon, however, she was able to become the first woman to ever do so, 1967.
19. Gustaf V, the King of Sweden, in a car accident, 1946.
20. Chevy Vega’s being shipped by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company in the specially designed “Vert-A-Pac” railroad cars, circa the 1970s.
