Mr. Rogers was a rebel. He pulled more of these stunts to fight injustice and racism in order to teach children a sense of moral and ethical reasoning. He was a tv show host with a sense of what's wrong and what's right.

His comrades wouldn't hesitate to kill him if they saw what he was doing.

So lovely to see genuinely happy faces, before adult prejudices are brainwashed into them.

Imagine what a massive gesture this must have been at the time. People probably thought she had lost her mind.

Similar problems 100 years later, only now maskless people will yell about freedom and control

The killing of Jewish people went on, even when the Third Reich was collapsing. Befehl ist Befehl.

One of the biggest reasons to celebrate in whole world's history

"Get back in that kitchen and make me a sandwich!" Just imagine the loss to our civilisation if some of these pioneering women had blindly adhered to the roles that society assigned them.

Ohhh, I didn't know that! I'm glad they did though!

What a great photo! I like very much the expressions of both, the boy and the soldier

Such a tender moment. That's one incredible father!

Some beautiful love song, I'm sure... Or, maybe, "What a Wonderful World"

It shows we sometimes forget that people still had lives and memories after their told stories have ended

The look of disgust on the face of that woman on the right shows how disgusting she herself is.

She also drove an ambulance.

Nice leg tho!

It is frustrating that we didn't take in everyone. Immigrants make the USA what it is. I wish we could take in all the people displaced today.

I'm amazed that the ship didn't capsize with that many passengers.

He was just a poor boy, from a poor family.

So brave

Love the look on his face

Heartbreaking

Heartbreaking.

Standing, from left to right: King Haakon VII of Norway, Tsar Ferdinand of the Bulgarians, King Manuel II of Portugal and the Algarve, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Prussia, King George I of the Hellenes and King Albert I of the Belgians. Seated, from left to right: King Alfonso XIII of Spain, King George V of the United Kingdom and King Frederick VIII of Denmark. it took place during the funeral of King Edward VII.

Beyond any discussion, we must recognize that in Cuba today the illiteracy rate is 0%.

Would love something like that now too. Not uber but a basket.

I have seen this photo somewhere else too, there is an excellent follow-up. Despite being starving and exhausted the prisoners had staged a revolt as the Allies approached. Literally attacking their guards with their bare hands and overpowering them. If this is the photo I believe it is, then, while the Americans watch on the prisoner is "selecting" a number of guards ( as prisoners were selected for death) to be handed over to the Russian Authorities. The German guards knew what that meant.

Amazing smile!

I think I would have just stayed home that day.

It is difficult to hide or find shelter when you're that tall.

Strange how proud boys need to hide behind women when they are in trouble. Why don't they proudly stand back and stand by in the face of the same violence they so proudly advocate?

And no one remembers Claudette Colvin

Stalin did some really nasty thing to Ukraine (including a famine-driven genocide), so it's no wonder they hated him so much.

Imagine stepping out into the cold water knowing that the chance you'll live to see the next day is next to zero. True heroes. So sad that a lot of them died to fight what now is celebrated by millions of Americans.

Kinda looks like my town on the day Biden won, except we wore masks.

That is an amazing shot.

If you’re driving a Tesla and someone steals it, is it an Edison?

Thanks to the invention of a vaccine, small pox is as good as non-existent anymore. But for some strange reason anti-vaxxers want to introduce this killing disease again. Just as they don't want to get rid of Covid-19.

This is both sad and funny at the same time.

bet they had more leg room than 'economy'.

That's an terrible historic figure, who made so many people and nations suffer, in his attempt to establish the new dictatorship, this time named communism, instead of Hitler's national-socialism

That is the cheapest fine I have ever heard of, even with inflation it is approx $5.

Fun fact: He doesn't have a leg on this picture. He lost it in 1926 to frostbite.

Even Hitler knew when the game was over...

Great photograph. The diner is beautiful.

One guy looking right at the camera.

I have one on my Christmas tree, apparently

Nintendo used to manufacture cards

I bet this cop loved that...