r/SnapshotHistory 1d ago

Tokyo women photographed by Suzuki Shin'ichi, 1871-72. Colorized manually.

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r/SnapshotHistory 1d ago

Prussian troops photographed with ruins of Strasbourg after the siege. Franco-Prussian War, 1870.

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49 Upvotes

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Your Nobel Prize Literature Recommendations
 in  r/suggestmeabook  6d ago

Such a wonderful book. I've read it more than a year a go, but still, memories of this book overwhelm me just from seeing its title. . Olga did such colossal work of bringing that old east European world into life, she deserves all the praises. Highly recommended.

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Does anybody else watch this opening scene and kinda wish this was the movie?
 in  r/moviecritic  7d ago

Two and a half hours of Romans slaughter, rape and enslave Germanic tribes in gloomy forests... Will be thrilled...

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How about old Skyclad album
 in  r/MetalForTheMasses  8d ago

Whales are silent

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How about old Skyclad album
 in  r/MetalForTheMasses  8d ago

Enjoy

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How about old Skyclad album
 in  r/MetalForTheMasses  8d ago

Prince of Poverty Line also really good

r/MetalForTheMasses 8d ago

How about old Skyclad album

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what is The Metal Album you would consider a 10/10?
 in  r/MetalForTheMasses  15d ago

Wintersun - Wintersun

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On this day 10 years ago (2015), Boris Nemtsov was killed.
 in  r/europe  Feb 27 '25

Important note : Killed by Putin

r/SnapshotHistory Feb 09 '25

Svetlana Alliluyeva arriving in the United States in April 1967. On the 6th of March, 1967, Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, approached the US embassy in New Delhi and asked for political asylum.

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103 Upvotes

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What country is this? Questions only.
 in  r/mapporncirclejerk  Jan 30 '25

European territory occupied by the Huns.

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Perks of being single and living alone
 in  r/femalelivingspace  Jan 28 '25

You buy a 38 roll toilet paper pack, it will last you for 14 months.

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 27 '25

Kuphar boats on Tigris river. Historical record show these boats were used since 2000 BCE at least. Iraq, 1948.

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218 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 27 '25

King Njoya of Bamum Kingdom on his throne. Cameroon, 1930.

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41 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 27 '25

Tea bale carriers in Sichuan province. Weight of one bale is around 130 kg. China, 1908.

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109 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 21 '25

Ku-Klux-Klan members with a plane they used to scatter flyers over Wellington, Virginia. March 1922.

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208 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 20 '25

French border guard helping Spanish family to cross the French border during Spanish Civil War. 1938.

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444 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 20 '25

Chinese trackers pulling a merchant boat against the current on Yangtze river. 1946.

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562 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 20 '25

Chinese PLA fighters armed with M3 on the left and Chiang Kai-shek rifle on the right. 1941.

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180 Upvotes

r/SnapshotHistory Jan 20 '25

Father with sons, poor peasant family. Nizhny Novgorod Gubernya, Russian Empire, 1902. Colorized.

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4.2k Upvotes

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Idiots in cars
 in  r/MildlyBadDrivers  Jan 08 '25

It's always or BMW or Audi or Lexus

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The greatest idea I’ve ever heard…
 in  r/jschlattsubmissions  Dec 22 '24

We will need a bigger plane.

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[OC] One of these is a tragedy, the other a statistic
 in  r/fuckcars  Dec 12 '24

The true Al-Qaeda is with wheels