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Circa 1929 Lincoln House in Ithaca, New York

This timeless and elegant home was built for electrical engineer Paul Martyn Lincoln.

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Vin Diesel at school, 1985

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28 April 2004 The first Abu Ghraib torture pictures are published

The images aired in a 60 Minutes II report showed gross human rights violations, including torture and murder, committed by U.S. soldiers and CIA personnel in the Baghdad prison.

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Dutch athlete receives a portrait of Adolf Hitler as a sports prize

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History Repeats Itself, circa 1900

The inset shows the robber barrons of the middle ages, set against the robber barrons of the Guilded Age.

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Seventy-year-old Mr. Engelhart, is sunk in his diving suit in the Oostzanergat on the orders of the police. His two sons help with this. Amsterdam (Netherlands) ca. 1919

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100,000 Iranian Women March Against The Hijab Law, Tehran 1979

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Charming 1911 Craftsman Home in Holland, Michigan

If you're a fan of woodwork, you're going to love this Craftsman!

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Angelina Jolie and her father, Jon Voight at the 1986 Academy Awards.

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18 year old Diana Spencer working as nanny - 1979.

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A 17 year old’s yearbook photo from the 1970s

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30 April 1993 CERN announces that World Wide Web protocols will remain free

By offering the software required to operate a web server with an open license, the European organization ensured its dissemination, and the WWW flourished.

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Photos of the World Trade Center towers under construction capture a key moment in New York City’s history.

Built between 1966 and 1973, the towers stood as symbols of innovation, with cutting-edge engineering and the efforts of thousands of workers.

Designed by architect Minoru Yamasaki, they rose to become the tallest buildings in the world at the time.

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Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, co-founder of The Pirate Bay, was known for his unconventional workspace that mirrored his rebellious approach to technology.

In a widely circulated photograph, he is seen seated amidst a cluttered array of computer equipment, cables, and reflective materials, embodying the hacker ethos.

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