Man is a being who creates history and cannot repeat his past, nor can he forget it. It should not be written with prejudice and it is necessary to give the view of both sides, even when it is only one side. And if some people think that history is actually little more than a list of crimes, follies and human misfortunes, rare historical photographs deny this.
We have prepared for you some rare photos that reveal the relationships and other sides of famous people and historical figures that you probably didn't know before. Some may surprise you... and some will make you laugh. But all the photos perfectly capture the essence of the things that have come and gone. In a way, we want to be like restorers who lift the dust and dirt from an image, but it never occurs to us to fix it according to our own taste or the taste of time. READ MORE: Audrey Hepburn - rare photos showing her incredible charisma
View rare historical photos in the gallery.
Charlie Chaplin and Albert Einstein.
Young Bill Clinton meets John F. Kennedy.
Marilyn Monroe meets Queen Elizabeth II, 1956.
Barack Obama with the high school basketball team.
Hitler as witness at the wedding of Josef Goebbels, 1931.
Young Johnny Depp and Oasis.
Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee.
Bill Gates in a police photo for driving without a license, 1977.
The Beatles and Ali Muhammad, 1964.
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates discussing the future of computing, 1991.
Madonna, Sting and Tupac.
Bruce Lee dances.
Queen Elizabeth II while serving in World War II.
Filming a lion's roar for the logo of the American film company MGM.
Young Osama bin Laden with his family in 1970 in Sweden. Osama is second from the right.
Construction of the Eiffel Tower, 1880.
Fidel Castro and Malcolm X on Politics and Family, 1960.
Hachiko during a funeral in 1935.
Robin Williams in Cheerleading, 1980.
Young Vladimir Putin (the first with the headgear).
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