A vinaigrette of historical footage from past years. Issue 158

And this is also a way to touch other people's memories and learn about events and their participants, which may not have had an intergalactic scale, but played a certain role in history.

1. That's What You Are, Christopher Robin (1927)



Christopher Robin Milne (21 August 1920 – 20 April 1996) – memoirist, son of the English writer Alan Milne. He became the prototype for Christopher Robin in the collection of stories about Winnie the Pooh. And the most famous bear cub in the world will celebrate his centenary in two years.

2. The Boys Who Changed History and Made Their Own (1914)



William Harley and Arthur Davidson – founders of the Harley Davidson motorcycle company.

3. And you, Billy? (1977)



Bill Gates was arrested for driving without a license and running a red light. And then everything somehow started...

4. Don't be afraid to be funny (1980)



Robin Williams with a group of female cheerleaders. A great man with a difficult fate, without whom the world became darker.

5. Smiling Cosmonaut (1961)



A chimpanzee named Ham poses after successfully completing a space journey. The flight lasted 16 minutes 39 seconds. The flight range was 679 km.

6. Children dressed up for Halloween (1900)



It seems that everything is as primitive as possible, but at the same time it’s creepy.

7. Cha-cha-cha (1958)



Bruce Lee was a passionate dancer and in 1958 he won the Hong Kong Cha-Cha Championship.

8. The Joy of Motion (1898)



The baby was lucky enough to be able to walk again thanks to James Gillingham's prosthetics – a shoemaker who became the great prosthetist of his time.

9. The end of the legend (1912)



The last photo of the Titanic before the crash.

10. Farewell (1935)



Hachiko before the funeral. The last known photograph of a dog that has become a symbol of fidelity.

11. One right (1964)



The Beatles, Muhammad Ali and a comic blow.

12. Games over the abyss (1932)



It's just golf, but what a feeling.

13. On the crest of a wave (1950)



Queenie – the only elephant in the world who knew how to water ski.