#17 The First One.
Dorothy Counts was daring enough to attend Charlotte's Harry Harding High School, where she was the first and only one from black tribe.
#16 The Massive One.
Here's is the picture of Nikola Tesla busy with his work as he takes a seat in his "Magnifying Transmitter"
#15 Seventh Heaven.
This boy rejoices with high spirits as he get hands on a pair of shoes during the WWII
#14 Nothing Could Stop Her.
The organizers tried their best but failed to stop Kathrine Switzer to become the first woman to win the race.
#13 The Ultimate Freedom.
This woman, a Jewish prisoner, runs with her child as she is freed from the Death Train in 1945.
#12 Together Forever.
The grave in Holland of a Catholic woman and her husband agreed to the vows to being together even after death.
#11 He's Got The Balls.
This man surely is adventurous enough to neglect the Nazi Salute.
#10 His First Time.
This little kid, Harold Whittles is yet to figure out what just happened as he listens to the sound for the first time ever.
#9 Because Change Isn't That Easy.
This is from the following morning of Sweden in 1967 when the driving rules were changed from left side to right side.
#8 Resumes Back Then
And this man is roaming on the streets searching for a job.
#7 But Couldn't Concentrate.
And this is how the German Soldiers reacted when they were shown a tape on concentration camps.
#6 Live Sees No Boundaries.
This is when the residents of West Berlin let's the grandparents on Eastern side take a glimpse of their grandchildren.
#5 Its All About Balance.
These acrobats manages to maintain the balance at the top of The Empire State building.
#4 To Her Defence.
And this dancer shows off her underwear to defend her, because of whose exposure the officers had arrested her in Florida.
#3 As He Counts His Last Breathe.
The dead person with this ace of spades is mafia head Joe Maseeha, found in a pool of blood at Brooklyn Restaurant.
#2 Where Gender Is Just A Name.
Meet the lesbian couple at Le Monocle, Paris.
#1 While Under Construction.
This was from 1884, Paris, when the Statue Of Liberty was being constructed.
