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1. The Man That Refused To Give The Nazi Salute, 1936
The photo was taken at the launch of a German army vessel in 1936, during a ceremony that was attended by Adolf Hitler himself. Within the picture a lone man stood with arms crossed as hundreds of men and women around him held up their arms in salute and allegiance to the Nazi Party and its leader, Adolph Hitler. Everyone in attendance is showing their undying support for Der Fuhrer by throwing out their very best “Sieg Heil.” August Landmesser, grimacing with arms crossed, stood strong and defiant as he showed his disapproval by not displaying support for the Nazi Party. What made this photo and Landmesser’s defiance unique is that it represented the protest of one man, in its most sincere and pure form.
2. Nikola Tesla In His Laboratory, Sitting Behind His “Magnifying Transmitter”
Nikola Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter, at fifty-two feet in diameter, generated millions of volts of electricity and produced lightning bolts one-hundred-thirty feet long (forty-one metres).
One of Tesla’s experiments with the Magnifying Transmitter destroyed Colorado Springs Electric Company’s generator by back feeding the city’s power generators, and blacked out the city. The city had a backup generator and company officials denied Tesla further access to their feed if he did not repair the city’s primary generator at his own expense.
Tesla managed to transmit tens of thousands of watts of power without wires using the magnifier. He became the first man to create electrical effects on the scale of lightning.
Fast forward to today, Japanese scientists has successfully transmitted wireless energy through the air.
3. The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband Seperated By A Wall, Holland, 1888.
4. Austrian Boy’s Moment Of Pure Happiness After Receiving New Shoes During WWII
5. Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
6. The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)
7. Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932
8. Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965
The photo was taken at the launch of a German army vessel in 1936, during a ceremony that was attended by Adolf Hitler himself. Within the picture a lone man stood with arms crossed as hundreds of men and women around him held up their arms in salute and allegiance to the Nazi Party and its leader, Adolph Hitler. Everyone in attendance is showing their undying support for Der Fuhrer by throwing out their very best “Sieg Heil.” August Landmesser, grimacing with arms crossed, stood strong and defiant as he showed his disapproval by not displaying support for the Nazi Party. What made this photo and Landmesser’s defiance unique is that it represented the protest of one man, in its most sincere and pure form.
2. Nikola Tesla In His Laboratory, Sitting Behind His “Magnifying Transmitter”
Nikola Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter, at fifty-two feet in diameter, generated millions of volts of electricity and produced lightning bolts one-hundred-thirty feet long (forty-one metres).
One of Tesla’s experiments with the Magnifying Transmitter destroyed Colorado Springs Electric Company’s generator by back feeding the city’s power generators, and blacked out the city. The city had a backup generator and company officials denied Tesla further access to their feed if he did not repair the city’s primary generator at his own expense.
Tesla managed to transmit tens of thousands of watts of power without wires using the magnifier. He became the first man to create electrical effects on the scale of lightning.
Fast forward to today, Japanese scientists has successfully transmitted wireless energy through the air.
3. The Graves Of A Catholic Woman And Her Protestant Husband Seperated By A Wall, Holland, 1888.
4. Austrian Boy’s Moment Of Pure Happiness After Receiving New Shoes During WWII
5. Race Organizers Attempt To Stop Kathrine Switzer From Competing In The Boston Marathon. She Became The First Woman To Finish The Race, 1967
6. The Unbroken Seal On Tutankhamun’s Tomb, 1922 (3,245 Years Untouched)
7. Painting The Eiffel Tower, 1932
8. Unknown Soldier In Vietnam, 1965
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