30 photographs that have marked the history forever and you should see at least once in your life

Since its invention, photography has totally changed the way we see history. A photograph taken at the right time can remain forever etched in our memories. To soak up the atmosphere and the highlights of the past, DGS share with you 30 photos sublime absolutely not to be missed!

A man refusing to Nazi hello 1936

Nikola Tesla sitting next to an advanced version of its coil

The tomb of a Catholic woman and her Protestant husband, Netherlands 1888

An Austrian children receiving new shoes during the Second World War

The organizers trying to stop the 1st woman to finish a marathon, Boston, 1967

The tomb of Tutankhamen still sealed 1922

workmen painting the Eiffel Tower, 1932

An unknown soldier in the Vietnam War, 1965

The first day of the Driving direction change in Sweden 1967

The introduction of animals in therapy, 1956

A worker doing mouth-to-mouth to a colleague who has made a shock, 1967

The cave inside an iceberg, 1911

Annette Kellerman that promotes the use of a one piece swimsuit in 1907, she will be arrested for indecent exposure

The last known photograph of the Titanic still operational in 1912

An Armenian woman 106 years keepeth his palace, 1990

Painters on the Brooklyn Bridge, 1914

The first edition of the Woodstock festival 1969

Disneyland employees in a cafeteria, 1961

The real Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin, 1927

Women delivering ice, 1918

The Beatles playing for 18 people before becoming famous, 1961

The first subway ride in the world, London, 1862

Customers in a record shop in London in 1955

A mother carries her baby in a pram tight, England, 1938

 Elvis Presley in the Army, 1958

A baby cage, supposed to give it fresh air and sunshine, 1937

A man measures the women swimwear. If he was too short, they received a fine in 1920

Salvador Dali kisses his muse Raquel Welch after finishing his portrait, 1965

A little girl with her doll in the ruins of his house in London, 1940

Smile Georges Blind, French Resistance, going to be shot by the Nazis in 1944