11. Alvin “Shipwreck” Kelly, who, in 1924, began a fad of pole-sitting.
12. X-ray of Nikola Tesla’s leg, taken by himself using an apparatus that he invented in 1896.
13. American soldiers waterboarding a captured North Vietnamese soldier near Da nang, 1968.
14. USS LIBERTY was attacked by Israel in 1967.
15. In 1932, Australia conducted a military operation known as “The Great Emu War” aimed at killing the Emus occupying the farmlands of WWI veterans.
The operation was a fiasco, and today it is remembered with amusement that the Emus won the war.
16. About a million Seoulites gathered to take a peek at visiting US president Eisenhower.
The pro-US sentiment was at an all-time high as most South Koreans were thankful to the US for the Independence of Korea (1945) and for protecting the south during the Korean war (1953), 1960.
17. The first mobilization orders in Berlin, 1914.
18. A Victorian couple trying not to laugh while getting their portraits done, the 1890s.
19. Theodore Roosevelt, early 1900s.
20. Bathing girls at Paragon Park, Nantasket Beach, 1917.
