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The last moments of Maki Skosana, a South African woman who was burned to death by a mob of anti-apartheid activists after they falsely accused her of being a police informant. Duduza township, July 20, 1985. [752×850]
25 Temmuz 2026
Photo of notorious Confederate Bushwacker William T. Anderson shortly after his death at the hands of Union forces under Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Cox on October 27, 1864 in Richmond, Missouri. Taken by Robert B. Kice. [1187 × 1966]
24 Temmuz 2026
Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, 31, gives an exclusive interview to Ed Bradley for 60 Minutes from United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute. Controversy over the episode led to a ban on televised interviews of federal death row inmates (Indiana, 2000) [1080 x 1440].
18 Temmuz 2026
1936 mugshot of Martemyan Ryutin, Soviet communist official who organized & led a pro-peasant faction against Joseph Stalin in the early 1930s. Ryutin was arrested, tortured, & later executed during the ‘Great Terror.’ He denied all fabricated charges against him up until his death (1293×985)
15 Temmuz 2026
Nazi officials and children behind the fence giving the Hitler salute at the tomb of philosopher Immanuel Kant during a ceremony marking the anniversary of his death, Königsberg Cathedral, East Prussia, February 1937. [1115×723]
14 Temmuz 2026
American prisoners of war celebrate the 4th of July, 1942 in the Japanese prison camp of Casisange in Malaybalay, on Mindanao, Philippine Islands. It was against Japanese regulations and discovery would have meant death, but the men celebrated the occasion anyway. [1280×853]
5 Temmuz 2026
Between 1900 and 1930, a seed pedlar took more than 5000 photographs of daily life in an isolated valley to the south of the Alps. They were rediscovered long after his death and this is my favourite. (1080×816)
2 Temmuz 2026
Josef Mengele, SS physician at Auschwitz known as the “Angel of Death”, 1956 he escaped to South America after WW2 and died free in Brazil in 1979, never facing trial (605 × 838)
1 Temmuz 2026
Highway 80, aftermath of the infamous “Highway of Death”, 1991, Gulf War. [720×518].
25 Haziran 2026
Lily Chin holds a photo portrait of her son Vincent in 1983, a year after he was beaten to death in Detroit. Vincent was targeted in a racially motivated hate crime [408×729]
20 Haziran 2026
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![The last moments of Maki Skosana, a South African woman who was burned to death by a mob of anti-apartheid activists after they falsely accused her of being a police informant. Duduza township, July 20, 1985. [752×850]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/y9tminkm2oeh1.jpeg)
![Photo of notorious Confederate Bushwacker William T. Anderson shortly after his death at the hands of Union forces under Lieutenant Colonel Samuel P. Cox on October 27, 1864 in Richmond, Missouri. Taken by Robert B. Kice. [1187 × 1966]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/9oiocr71i1fh1.jpeg)
![Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, 31, gives an exclusive interview to Ed Bradley for 60 Minutes from United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute. Controversy over the episode led to a ban on televised interviews of federal death row inmates (Indiana, 2000) [1080 x 1440].](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/5rpgql4f20eh1.jpeg)
![Nazi officials and children behind the fence giving the Hitler salute at the tomb of philosopher Immanuel Kant during a ceremony marking the anniversary of his death, Königsberg Cathedral, East Prussia, February 1937. [1115×723]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/9ybjft1a00ch1.jpeg)
![American prisoners of war celebrate the 4th of July, 1942 in the Japanese prison camp of Casisange in Malaybalay, on Mindanao, Philippine Islands. It was against Japanese regulations and discovery would have meant death, but the men celebrated the occasion anyway. [1280×853]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/7bwu3j1lb7bh1.jpeg)
![Highway 80, aftermath of the infamous “Highway of Death”, 1991, Gulf War. [720×518].](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/gfegusjcl99h1.jpeg)
![Lily Chin holds a photo portrait of her son Vincent in 1983, a year after he was beaten to death in Detroit. Vincent was targeted in a racially motivated hate crime [408×729]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/w91o5vz9nc3h1.jpeg)
