11. Portrait of an elderly Maori woman with intricate markings across her face, the 1890s.
12. On 11 October 1910, Theodore Roosevelt became the first (former) president to fly in an aircraft when he was briefly flown in a Wright Model B by Arch Hoxsey at an aviation meet in St. Louis, Missouri.
13. The Michelin Man mascot “Bibendum” as characterised in the 1920s.
14. Rosa Parks sits at the front of a bus following the end of racial segregation by the transit company, circa 1965.
15. Japanese prince Konoe Fumimaro dressed as Adolf Hitler at a costume party, shortly before he was named Japan’s prime minister, 1937.
16. As US troops advanced, and the sound of gunfire drew closer, prisoners at the Dachau concentration camp started cheering and waving the flags of the allied nations.
The flags were secretly constructed in anticipation of the liberators’ arrival, 30 April 1945.
17. Young Woman from Guanajuato, Mexico playing a mandolina conchera, a guitar-like instrument traditionally made from the shell of an armadillo, circa 1895.
18. High-ranking U.S. Army officers inspect the newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp, 1945.
19. River barges and houseboats on the River Seine, in the capital city of Paris, France (Third French Republic), during the Belle Époque (beautiful era), c. 1890.
20. President Jimmy Carter in a boat in Plains, Georgia, chasing away an approaching swamp rabbit, 1979.
