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A picture is worth a thousand words, and humanity has been snapping since 1839. That's a lot of words! A remarkable amount of history has been captured on film. Sometimes, the backstory of a photo is still unclear, years or decades later. We think it's time to tell the real story behind some of the most fascinating shots of the past. Some look incredibly ordinary until you know the background. But then, all bets are off! Revv up your time machine, and take a peek. Something Just Seems Different About This Samurai The samurai were the fighters of premodern Japan, in an era long past. They were the ruling military class and a high social caste, and you could pick them out by their weapon of choice. Taken around 1890, this photo recently made its rounds online. Looking at this vintage Japanese warrior, we can admire his armor and sword. Observers all seemed to notice one more thing: The subject of this portrait looks rather European! Reddit / a_spooned_twelves Indeed, he is. Perha

Every high schooler waits for the end of the year and prom night. You’ve got your outfit hanging up in your room and ready to be worn, your matching corsage or boutineer ready for pick-up, and all of your activities from the limousine ride to the after-party planned out. What could go wrong on one of the most special nights of your high school career? Image via Imgur From breaking the limo’s sound system to getting sick on the dance floor, you won’t believe how wrong prom night went for these students. Heavy is the Head… What would you do if you were in this teacher’s situation? If you realized you crowned the wrong Laura, would you fess up and crown the right one and disappoint the original one? Or would you just let bygones be bygones? Screenshot from "Carrie" Either way, Laura might’ve lost her title as Prom Queen, but at least she gained some sympathy points and has a memorable and interesting story that will forever stay in her peers’ minds. Prom Nightmare From your hair

Two Ladies Shamelessly Fight Unclad In Public Over A Man In Benin This video was sent by a reader. According to the report, this two ladies were caught fighting because of a man in Benin. The ladies continue fighting till they tear their own cloth and become naked in the public. People around the community are trying to settle the fight but all to no avail as they continue fighting. See some screenshot from the video below Welcome to Summitgist.blogspot.com This is a blog site that focused on all that’s interesting and matters and history event. As a visitor, you are free to participate by sharing, comment, and asking of questions and don't forget minding our policy in regards to whatever things you choose to do. You can also subscribe to our Leak sex video channel A place where you can watch real lives leak sex video that has surface online. Don't be left out. Thank you.

‘The Vietnam War’ Filmmaker on the Horrifying Execution Footage That’s ‘Unbearable to Look At’ Episode 6 dives deep into the Tet Offensive: the misconceptions, the absolute carnage, and the fallout that occurred in both Vietnam and the U.S. The following contains an image of graphic violence below, a photo taken during the war that is being discussed in context with the documentary and the Tet Offensive.] At the halfway point of Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s “The Vietnam War,” the documentary series reaches the Tết Offensive, one of the biggest military offensives by the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong that turned the tide of the war, even though it was deemed a failure. Episode 6, titled “Things Fall Apart” is one of the most relentless and graphically violent installments of the series so far, but is absolutely essential viewing to understanding how both the Vietnamese and Americans viewed the war going forward. One of the biggest contributors to the American perception of the war occur

"New Nazi horror camp discovered." That is the original caption on this photo, which was taken by US Army photographers after Alied soldiers liberated Wöbbelin, a subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration On this Day in 1945. At the time, Wöbbelin held thousands of inmates. Most, including George Salton, had been sent there from other camps in the last weeks of the war. "I was liberated in spring of 1945. I was, by that time, a prisoner in various concentration camps for over three Between 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany and its allies established more than 44,000 camps and other incarceration sites (including ghettos). The perpetrators used these locations for a range of purposes, including forced labor, detention of people deemed to be "enemies of the state," and mass murder. Millions of people suffered and died or were killed. Among these sites was the Wöbbelin camp.  The Wöbbelin camp, near the city of Ludwigslust, was a subcamp of the Neuengamme concentration ca

The story of Erika Kornelia Szeles, the 15-year-old freedom fighter, 1956 As the Soviets began their conquest to expand their communist ideals, other states surrounding Russia were easy targets. These countries were invaded, and several puppet territories were established and became known as satellite states. One of these countries was Hungary.which was invaded in 1949. Erika was a student at Dobos C. Jozsef Catering School in Pest, and later an apprentice cook at Hotel Bike at Teriz Kvrut 43, Budapest. She was only 15 at the time and grew up in a household with strong communist principles and views. Erika joined a secret uprising with an older friend, who exposed her to anti-communist ideals. She became involved in the 1956 Hungarian uprising against the Soviets, which aimed to liberate Hungary from the Soviet.Union. She learned how to use a machine gun, but due to her young age, she volunteered as a nurse instead. Erika served as a nurse, treating wounded resistance fighters during t