Take a look at 30 of the most powerful historical photos that capture everyday events and intimate moments!
Here and there they managed to capture the most important moments in history in photographs, which helps us today to be even more aware of our past and history. Many times they were also caught more everyday, intimate moments, which tell simpler stories.
Fashion, entertainment, technology, film - all these have evolved with time and a Twitter profile that hears on Life in Moments (@historyinmoment) is dedicated to sharing "photos and quotes from the past".
These photographs are not only artifacts of our past, but also evidence of how certain things came to be love of family and relationship, they keep for years and years and they are what drives us forward.
Gallery: 30 of the most powerful historical photos (@historyinmoment)
The last photo of Hachik, the dog who waited 9 years for his dead master.
A boy patiently waits for his birthday present, 1929.
Louis Armstrong playing for his wife in Giza, 1961.
Amy Winehouse at her last concert in Belgrade in 2011.
Samurai in the 19th century
Orphan with a new pair of shoes, 1944.
An Iranian woman before the Islamic Revolution, 1960.
NASA before PowerPoint, circa 1960.
True love is eternal. The 600-year-old "Kiss" was excavated in Iran in 1972.
An Inuit woman with a husky puppy, circa 1920.
The richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos, in his office in 1999.
Real photo of Albert Einstein lecturing on the theory of relativity, 1922.
The first interracial kiss on American television took place on November 22, 1968. James T. Kirk and Uhura from Star Trek kissed.
Between 1940 and 1980 was a golden age for newspaper owners and journalists. But this golden age was reserved only for a certain group of people. Minority groups and women had very little opportunity to be seen in the news or to contribute.
Freddie Mercury, 1958.
Mark Twain in Nikola Tesla's laboratory, 1894.
The Beatles prepare to cross Abbey Road, 1969.
John F. Kennedy and Jackie on their wedding day, 1953.
A woman protesting in front of the White House, 1917.
Elijah Wood and Scarlett Johanson in the 1990s.
Charles B. Tripp, The Man Without Arms, and Eli Bowen, The Man Without Legs, on a bicycle, circa 1890.
F-18 Super Hornet fighter jet breaks the sound barrier.
Princess Leia on the beach with her father, 1983.
A newborn lamb cuddles with a baby boy, circa 1940.
Bowden Spacelander (1959), one of the coolest bikes ever made.
Marty, Doc and Einstein, 1989.
Marilyn Monroe without makeup, 1955.
William Harley and Arthur Davidson, 1914.
First known drawing of Coyote and the Road Racer, circa 1945.
The cats are waiting for the fisherman to return.
