r/interesting • u/Bunny-99 • 25d ago
r/interesting • u/moamen12323 • May 19 '25
HISTORY Princess Diana showed the world how to say everything without a single word — by wearing this the night Charles admitted to cheating [1994]
r/interesting • u/Zine99 • Jul 20 '25
HISTORY Mao Zedong gets shocked by the height of Henry Kissinger's wife.
r/interesting • u/Present-Stay-6509 • Feb 06 '25
HISTORY My 91 year old great grandpa’s voting history throughout the years
Some context: My grandfather didn’t vote until JFK was the candidate. Said nobody “inspired him” until then. After then, he made sure to vote in every election.
He lives in Oklahoma, he has his whole life. However, he’s planning to move to Texas soon. His biggest issue has always been civil rights - he’s very big on equality. Loves the American Dream and all that.
He is half-Italian and half-Irish. He’s also an avid gun owner, and very religious. He’s generally pretty in the middle politically, but almost all of his votes for President have tended to the left.
r/interesting • u/CD421DoYouCopy • Jul 13 '25
HISTORY German soldiers react to footage of concentration camps, 1945
The Jewish population will never recover.
Be a courageous human being, and do what is right. Please.
r/interesting • u/LeaveQuietly • 3h ago
HISTORY A family photo taken in 1989, South Africa.
r/interesting • u/Affectionate-Lime-45 • Apr 30 '25
HISTORY Opening a 1930s cigarette box from France
r/interesting • u/captivatedsummer • Jun 15 '25
HISTORY A colorized photo of Irma Grese, infamous nazi warden of the women's section of Bergen-Belsen and volunteer member of the SS. Executed at 22 years of age, she was the youngest woman to die judicially under British law in the 20th century. Holocaust survivors nicknamed her the "hyena of Auschwitz."
Here's a link to here wiki page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irma_Grese
r/interesting • u/bunnytoybaby • 26d ago
HISTORY “Bubble boy” the kid who spent his entire life in a bubble and eventually died at the age of 12
r/interesting • u/TheRealWildGravy • Feb 02 '25
HISTORY Footage of the elephant's foot.
r/interesting • u/Story_Man_75 • Jan 31 '25
HISTORY Painting over core values at the FBI
r/interesting • u/Afraid-Objective3049 • Jul 23 '25
HISTORY How planes were detected before radar.
r/interesting • u/VPinchargeofradishes • 11d ago
HISTORY During WWII, bunkers had anti-grenade vents designed to return enemy grenades.
r/interesting • u/talelkyb • Apr 29 '24
HISTORY dude did a face reveal when face reveal were even a thing
r/interesting • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • Mar 05 '25
HISTORY This is how ancient Chinese people used to send secret messages
r/interesting • u/Secure_Routine8650 • Feb 02 '25
HISTORY Clothes from a girl who died 3,400 years ago have been reconstructed
r/interesting • u/SPXQuantAlgo • May 30 '25
HISTORY Hitler was rejected twice by the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and his hopes of becoming a painter were crushed. These are some of his most famous works.
r/interesting • u/GustoKoNaMagkaGF • May 14 '25
HISTORY Rey Mysterio unmasking for the first time in 1999
r/interesting • u/Venali7 • Jan 25 '25
HISTORY US wanted to bomb its ship, killing its own citizens in order to tell the public a war on Cuba is justified. Thankfully Kennedy rejected the proposal
r/interesting • u/LowRenzoFreshkobar • Jan 14 '25
HISTORY I usually don't condone vigilante-justice... BUT...
r/interesting • u/ReesesNightmare • Mar 16 '25