Franklin D. Roosevelt sent a list of countries that he should not attack. This was Hitler response

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On this day in 1933 – Adolf Hitler becomes the new Chancellor of Germany

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Hitler watching 1936 Olympics high on dexamphetamine.

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After 84 years, historians finally identified the Nazi soldier in this WWII photo known as “The Last Jew in Vinnitsa,” solving one of WWII’s biggest photographic mysteries. It was a former teacher named Jakobus Onnen.

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1932, Illegal picture taken inside the US Supreme Court - Dr. Erich Salomon faked a broken arm so he could hide a camera in his cast; one of only two illegal photos taken inside the US Supreme Court while it is in session.

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In 1987, during a speech by Ronald Reagan, a balloon loudly burst. Reagan, without losing his composure, joked: “Missed me,” which caused laughter in the audience. This moment became especially significant in the wake of the assassination attempt on Reagan in 1981, when he was seriously wounded.

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Illegal picture taken inside the US Supreme Court, 1932 - Dr. Erich Salomon faked a broken arm so he could hide a camera in his cast; one of only two illegal photos taken inside the US Supreme Court while it is in session.

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In 1936, during a Nazi rally in Hamburg, a single man stood out in a sea of raised arms refusing to perform the Nazi salute. That man was later identified as August Landmesser.

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[1961] President John F Kennedy in the Oval Office with his nephew Robert F Kennedy Jr

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A German delegation was present at the 1 May 1941 parade in Moscow.

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Two pictures stitched together from Nazi rally at Reichserntedankfest in 1934 make you realise how enormous it actually was

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Illegal picture taken inside the US Supreme Court in 1932. Dr. Erich Salomon faked a broken arm so he could hide a camera in his cast.

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On this day in 1957, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands signed the Treaty of Rome, laying the foundations for today’s European Union.