History is an amazing field, which is full of conjectures, coincidences, regularities, unexplained facts and documented events. Of particular interest are photos and videos chronicling the real life of people, especially if they are unexpected and little-known.

Top 17 little-known photo facts:

Venice, 1956. Drainage and cleaning of channels.

The confectionery factory began production of “Bird’s Milk” candies in 1967.

To pave the boulevard, in 1987, Romanian builders moved a residential 7,600-ton apartment building.

The first “mouse” for a computer was tested in 1968 in the USA. The photo shows one of its developers, engineer William English.

The first Harley Davidson with a can carburetor. 1903 year.

The first selfie in space. 1966 year. The photo shows an American cosmonaut.

1968 year. A. Schwarzenegger during his first walk around New York.

Pakistan, 1983. Conductors pass tea from car to car while the train is in full motion.

Great Britain, 1980. Moving the base of the drilling rig to the place of installation.

1973 year. The girl has her first mobile phone in her hands.

Veterans of the First World War playing cards. 1919 year.

In the 1920s, people wore masks during flu epidemics. 100 years before the pandemic.

More than Eva Braun, Adolf Hitler loved a shepherd named Blondie. She was prepared by separate cooks and served by specially trained doctors and nutritionists.

Edwin Dunning was the first in history to land an airplane on a moving ship. It happened in 1917.

In 1970, the photographer depicted a Papuan tribe that wears clay masks to intimidate enemies.

Young brothers-princes Edward and Albert (Canada) are future kings. Photo from 1927.

The Peace Memorial in Hiroshima, Japan, 1945. In the photo, the correspondent is stunned by what he saw.

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