These Historical Pictures Tell Stories Beyond Words

PLEASE NOTE: The photograph at 1:42 - 1:57 is copyrighted material as follows - Max Scheler: Coal miner at coop, Gelsenkirchen 1958. © Max Scheler Estate / Hamburg included by kind permission of the copyright owner for this video only.
This collection of Amazing Historical Photos might just become one of your favorites. I certainly enjoyed making this video. Even though some of the pictures are hard to see, they tell a story. Captured in old photos, we must never forget.
🎶 Featuring original piano music by Mark Bulmer:
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🎹 Mark Bulmer piano solo albums are available at ➡️ www.markbulmer...
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[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

PLEASE NOTE: The photograph at 1:42 - 1:57 is copyrighted material as follows - Max Scheler: Coal miner at coop, Gelsenkirchen 1958. Copyright, Max Scheler Estate / Hamburg included by kind permission of the copyright owner for this video only.

[@synappticuser7296]

These are the most moving photographs I have ever seen. We could all do with seeing them, to remind us of what we have got, how to live well now, and how to treat each other. At this moment in history, more than ever, we need to learn the valuable lessons that these images are holding out to us!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Well put

[@7hilladelphia]

Makes me feel so sad, I could lay on the floor and weep for the people and all. How arrogantly stupid we are these days, mostly no idea of possibilities beyond our locked windows & doors. That covid lock down charade has done a terrible thing & now there's upset & conflict no matter who gets elected, homeless pets & kids without good neighborhoods to run & play in. Sigh. Thank God for the sunshine, thank You for rain, I thank You for joy I thank You for pain, its a beautiful day a a a its a beautiful day a a a ~ 🎉

[@gaiagreen2690]

​@@7hilladelphia The Covid "charade" has been diagnosed globally in over 704.000.000 people so far, over 7 000 000 of whom have died so far. These photos should promote trust in documented facts over conspiracies and inspire compassion over cruelty...

[@7hilladelphia]

@@gaiagreen2690 yes, compassion and care - charade was only levelled at the lockdowns which here in Australia released astonishing police brutality as well as destroyed healthy businesses and all that side of the story: covid lockdown charade

[@IamKimsational]

@synappticuser7296 Just showing some love to your amazing comment. I feel the same. :)

[@sth.777]

The third photo (0:39) is NOT SYPHILIS. The photo is from the Burns Archive's Disease and Pathology collection. This woman had Lupus with Corneal Leukoma. The photo was taken by Alexandre Lacassagne, MD., circa 1895. It is included in the archive's 4-volume publication, "Photographic History of Dermatology". How many other "facts" were misinformation?

[@kusja007]

Thank you, I just thought the same

[@elaineb4490]

That was my thoughts on this photo. That was definitely not syphilis. I’m surprised she survived as the pain of the condition with little medical knowledge or medication must have been horrific for her.

[@bruce443]

Also, there was an effective treatment for syphilis (arsphenamine) as early as 1910, long before penicillin first became available in the 1940s and quickly became the therapy of choice.

[@paulw6183]

'Misinformation' is a term used by establishment to silence and shame dissenters and crush debate.

[@sth.777]

@@paulw6183 It's also a polite way of saying "wrong". There's no politically correct way of saying that the information in this video was flat-out wrong. MIS - Information.

[@Cookie54ize]

I remind myself every day that I won the lottery of life. I’m barely middle class but I have a roof over my head and food in the fridge. I could be so much worse off.

[@nickyginn9137]

Agree ❤❤❤❤

[@swedeheart214]

And we're able to hold a device that we can see photos like this, learn, listen to beautiful music, and go anywhere in the world, and beyond! ❤

[@alanhoffman-mp2es]

You just described me. That's why Trade Unions are necessary. I wish you the Best, and Hang in There Cookie.

[@bon9410]

Me too.❤

[@RollieKid]

👍💯

[@purplehearts3287]

So eerie and haunting, yet so heartbreaking. 💔

[@purplehearts3287]

@mooncat.787 If you can't see it, then there's no use in explaining it to you. How sad.

[@paulapalais]

It's amazing how music can stir up all sorts of emotions. If you put in polka music the pictures don't seem the same

[@pyrettablaze0414]

@@purplehearts3287 Her reply is gone, I wonder what she said or implied?

[@kelleyhawk6595]

My grandmother born in 1913, lived through the Depression…she talked about how people (in the 1990’s), were becoming so ungrateful, greedy & selfish. She said by the time I got old, if nothing happened, it would be a hard life again, except in the other direction. Greed & the love of money. Looks like she’s been right, it’s just happening faster.

[@globalfamily8172]

In what ways? Taking from others or working too much?

[@Brosepha]

Yup

[@bellehunt4206]

Thank you for giving us the proper (imho) amount of time to really take in the photographs and their details.

[@ritadyer9295]

Right. A lot of times people rush thru them and can’t really take them in.

[@jacquelynm5204]

Tip: from now on, just pause a video when you want to examine photos closer.

[@Lori_L]

Another terrific collection. It's difficult to pick a favorite. The music was beautiful too.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks!

[@Lori_L]

@AmazingHistoricalPhotos as always, you're welcome. It's a break i look forward to. I hope you have a great week

[@simaraft7373]

Absolutely wonderful. Goes to show that despite all technical advances a simple and honest photograph can tell a more accurate and detailed story!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you .... and very well put !

[@catherinehenry6762]

That queen of Mongolia sure looked impressive !

[@Barthaneous34]

Yeah sure is. And that's where George Lucas got his idea look for princess Padame in Star Wars Episode 1

[@TW-SB]

@@Barthaneous34 you’re spot on. If you search through enough samurai armor photos, you’ll see one that looks exactly like the storm trooper. George Lucas was not as original as people think he was.

[@s.shelton3413]

It said queen consort, not queen. A queen rules; a queen consort is the wife of a king who rules.

[@catherinehenry6762]

@@s.shelton3413 Yeah, but she still looks awesome, IMO.

[@HoneySparkles2]

I wonder how long the consort took to get ready every morning?! 😮 SO beautiful.

[@briansandford614]

Some Sad but moving photos & A powerful reminder of our own Immortality

[@deanframe9095]

And that sea Basses mortality too! 400+. “Grandpa finely got caught” said his Great Grand school of Guppies

[@briansandford614]

@@deanframe9095 Not sure what you mean, could you please explain.

[@gaiagreen2690]

Our own immortality?

[@GR-mw1tk]

The photo of the women bares a great resemblance to Etta Place. The girlfriend of Harry Longabaugh”The Sundance kid.”

[@ThePanamaCollection1-lv5po]

I think you mean mortality, Einstein......

[@ElizabethFranquiEsq]

Wow. These were so powerful. Thank you for sourcing these for us. And the music was beautiful too!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You're so welcome! Thank you 😊

[@sousafortes9041]

What's the title song name?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

‘The First Principle’ from the album Kōan by Mark Bulmer All music on this channel is composed and performed by Mark Bulmer. An official artist KZbin channel is at youtube.com/@markbulmer or you can get download links and bio info at www.markbulmer.com 🎹🤗

[@sousafortes9041]

@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos thank you

[@deansongs]

Cool! Sounds like he is a disciple of George Winston who is no longer with us unfortunately. Great for someone to pass it on ​@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos

[@elizabethlinsay9193]

Thank you for not rushing through these photos! It gives us a chance to see and to analyze them.

[@ville666sora]

Or you could just pause the video and spend as much time looking at each photo as you want

[@billyd5317]

@@ville666sora That was funny.

[@alexiszee5770]

A past that non of us have experienced …watching this video is was heartwarming and a truely powerful reminder of the endurance of our ancestors ….

[@purplehaze3604]

They were some tough people

[@jameskelly5973]

It’s just amazing that we never learn…we keep repeating the same atrocities…

[@waltkowalski9040]

You mean like voting democrats in office and wondering why all the cities run by them are crime ridden shit holes?

[@JillianSiobhanMal]

Yeah 😞😣🙇🏻‍♀

[@amw80]

Exactly now the US UK and Israel is the new Nazi regime helping commit genocide while Americans bury their heads in sand ignoring it

[@steve20118]

History repeats itself...because it works.

[@FartSmucker]

Never learn what? these are just photos of isolated things and people dealing with something.

[@rw8733]

Fascinating as always. Thanks, Mark 😊

[@judithkimmerling770]

These are stunning photographs and excerpts from history.

[@laurad1487]

I greatly appreciated the gorgeous, evocative music chosen for this compilation. It only added to the pathos of the images, highlighting both the relative physical fragility of humans and our species' strength of spirit. Thank you.

[@lifewithyana2924]

Cheng Benhua will always give me chills. How beautiful she was, and her strength even faced with death- yet to put a smile on her face and have the calmest aura is what's truly chilling and captivating. It shows that even faced with death- how much courage and inner strength people have to stay true to themselves and who they are. It's simply honoring.

[@luchetak6301]

What did she do??

[@sunkelan]

@@luchetak6301 she was arrest and sentence to death，only one reason is that she was doing only thing---anti jps，in china，her native country。hope more people to know this

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

She was young and had no concept of death it seems

[@BordelloBabe]

I love a video that makes me want to pause and learn. I learned a lot today. Thank you!

[@katem3961]

Absolutely beautiful music to accompany incredible photography. Thank you.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks!

[@leslijones4443]

Excellent musical accompaniment!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🤗🎹

[@bobbyluy]

So awesome, humans all over the world are connected by their love and pain. Stop the fighting.

[@wandagreen2688]

We can’t stop fighting because we have to fight the evil in the world

[@bobbyluy]

@wandagreen2688 so sad but true

[@annaburns4048]

And sometimes you have to take care of Evil with Evil

[@waltCW3ret]

Best collection of obscure, rare photos I have ever seen on KZbin!! Thank you!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Wow ! Thank you so much 🤗

[@debbieboylen1913]

Simply Thank you!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for watching 🤗

[@user-ip26lyh31q]

The siphylis photo is heart-breaking!

[@saschaesken5524]

has nothing to do with syphilis

[@Tinker1950]

​@@saschaesken5524 Perhaps instead of a rough information bereft comment, you might enlighten us to how you know. Even better, a link to reliable evidence for your claim?

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

It's actually quite a mild image of syphilis, there are hundreds of photos around showing far worse. Mayhew took lots where people's noses had rotted away. And that's a disgusting comment above about why it's affected her eye. Syphilis affects soft tissue and being Edwardian, all that's on show is her face, poor woman. It was usually men using prostitutes giving it to their unwitting and innocent wives that was such a problem. And for their children. Syphilis was a great cause of blindness in children. Can you imagine what that poor woman endured, unable to do anything to hide the very public announcement that she was suffering advanced syphilis.

[@brownwarrior6867]

@@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts Ignore the trolls.

[@31Alden]

More than likely a “gift” from a philandering husband. It is beyond me how Lady Randolph Churchill (Winston Churchill’s mother) didn’t contract syphilis as Sir Randolph Churchill, Winston Churchill’s father, died as a result of syphilis, other than she was smart and stopped sleeping with him. Most women/wives were unsuspecting and therefore innocent victims to their husband’s vices.

[@IamKimsational]

I'm just over halfway through this video and wanted to comment as a small help for your channel, as well as to tell you how much I am enjoying these amazing photographs! Thanks so much for taking the time to share these with the world. I love them!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for your very kind feedback and support 🤗

[@DuckReach432]

The guy on the clock-face was a vertiginous image. The Roman mosaic was extraordinary, as was that Mayan carved stone. I felt sorry for the Mongolian princess, as well as the girl smiling before being executed. Another thought-provoking collection.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for being a regular viewer 👍🏻

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

I wish you would give a little longer to look once the banner has gone. Some of those images deserve a few moments to ponder.

[@ginmar8134]

The girl smiling before her execution had been repeatedly gang raped by the soldiers sneering behind her.

[@bunyip5841]

Compulsory viewing for those nostalgic for the past and 'simpler' times.

[@JC-ee6pc]

I'm there, front row...

[@web3d124]

You might not be thinking that eventually, but who knows.

[@robingamel9788]

This has been the best I have ever seen. Enjoyed so much. Thanks.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Wow, thanks!

[@joannfuhrer3114]

Another excellent collection. Thanks you.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🤗

[@SharonKey-j6z]

Fantastic! Thanks

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you liked it!

[@itravisoni]

Gino Franceshini made it to become a fireman.

[@ljbailey6602]

Beautiful piano accompaniment.

[@comeoncarebear]

Thank you for sharing ,Beautiful photos and heart breaking at the same time.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You're very welcome

[@7hilladelphia]

Is it tje music or is it seeing the real world, the worn sordid world and the beautiful defiant simply living? Makes me so deeply melancholic, like grief

[@NaphtaliHirsch]

There is a little mistake in the video. The name of the man who was executed by a guillotine (Fallbeil) in 1902 is Mathias Kneißl, not Kneibl. Before you pity him you should know what he did. He commited serious robbery several times. When the police tried to arrest him Kneißl shot two of them.

[@teknoaija1762]

English speakers don t know the double s as his name was Kneissl in english terms.I studied English,German and Swedish back in the day.

[@NaphtaliHirsch]

@@teknoaija1762 I know this. I studied German linguistic and I'm German. The letter "ß" only exists in German. It is pronounced as a voiceless "s" and is only written after a long vowel or a diphthong like in "Fuß" (foot) or "Scheiße" ( shit).

[@JJ-iq8mi]

All the effort to make this fantastic video and you point out a typo mistake! Congratulations.

[@susanmyers1899]

There one in every crowd.

[@teknoaija1762]

@@NaphtaliHirsch Well,tschuss then!!

[@Tinks82]

Beautiful music!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks!

[@jacquelineburney]

I am thankful

[@jamesrobiscoe1174]

I enjoy compendia like this. Good job, fella. I had to mentally gasp at reading the caption on the last photo. ( I couldn't say "Holy Mackeral".)

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I see what you did there 👀

[@Anna-zg8tu]

Fascinating photos! And I loved the music!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🤗

[@envtldude]

Thank you! Very intriguing, emotional, and educational.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for watching !

[@marilynroberts9490]

AMAZING PHOTO’S, I have Never seen any of these ones before. I loved how you gave the title, and a few moments to see the photo itself, before moving onto the next one! And the music was brilliant! THANK YOU!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for the kind feedback.

[@robinvalente997]

The Photos are incredible. The Music is fantastic.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@Tracey-t4n]

Thank you for putting these pictures up. I love this channel. 🙌🏻💚🇮🇪

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you like them! Thank you for your kind words !

[@elaineb4490]

What an incredible set of photos- some horrific and some inspirational. It also saddens and fills me with fear at how far in time we have come but standards are still archaic and regressing at incredible speed. Before we know it we all be in caves again, grunting at each other whilst the robots are trying to kill us as they have taken over( Terminator/ The Time Machine).

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I study simulation theory a lot and my personal belief is that either we are living in a simulation already .. OR … All intelligent life-forms destroy themselves as they approach the technology to create simulations … and thus return to caves !

[@maryreynolds5310]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! I so enjoyed this video with these amazing photos! A keeper, so much to take in, to look at..my mind and all that I think about after watching. PEOPLE, these were all Gods people just like you and I! If this right here doesn’t make us stop and look around, I don’t know what would!

[@patrickclune3600]

The pictures were magnificent and the piano sound track was equally superb that drove home the pictures meanings

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for your kind feedback 🤗

[@Catydid54]

Piano music is beautiful.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 🎹🤗

[@robert-yv2yj]

Thanks. Some moving photos.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You're welcome!

[@MONKMIKE]

0:37 What a Beautiful Lady, living with a terrible disease. Edit: Apparently this wasn't Syphilis that the Lady was suffering with, it was Lupus. Smdh.. 😞 1:10 Stay Strong Gino, there's probably a better reason n purpose why you weren't able to become a fireman. Edit: Gino received a waiver, n his dream's did infact come true becoming a Firefighter. Excellent photos n much Appreciated, Thank You !! 👍🏻👍🏻😎 Blessings to you All, n your's on Our Journey's of Life n Beyond friend's. 💙

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Apparently, Gino eventually got a waiver as he was so close and he did make it 🤗

[@didntknoicouldchangethis]

This was apparently NOT syphilis whatsoever, it was lupus. Search the photo, I suppose. Another comment is how I learned this

[@MONKMIKE]

@@didntknoicouldchangethis Oh really, well I appreciate the correct info Thank You.

[@lesleyeaton8643]

POWERFUL STUFF.

[@thegoblinsteed3558]

Loved this!!!

[@formicapple2]

Fascinating

[@kati-ana]

Many new pics I've not seen before. Thank you.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you like them! I spend hours reviewing photos. if I've seen it somewhere it doesn't make the cut... Thank you for noticing the hard word that goes into it 🤗

[@charlotter8276]

My first time to your channel. Amazing and very interesting! Thanks for sharing this with all of us. 🙏🏼♥️🙏🏼

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

You’re very welcome 🤗

[@elainereynolds4082]

Brilliant history pictures

[@morrighaninspain7258]

Hauntingly beautiful! Thank you

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you too! 🤗

[@JeffBourke]

Wow Mongolian Queen was amazing!!!

[@keithlegge6848]

The photos taken during the Great Depression are so haunting. The murder of the queen consort of Mongolia by Stalin shows the extent of his murderous reach.

[@YvonneJanuhowski]

It really does...I had no idea that Stalin had her assassinated....he was actually far more murderous than that devil Hitler....Y

[@Macktube]

We need a whole video on that first photo

[@MEL2theJ]

Very cool content 👍 Thank you for sharing

[@iolandabrunelli9651]

Fantastic!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks!

[@JoepKortekaas-l4q]

Great and interesting collection!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@DoreenPollock-d2q]

WOW! Thank you for the great content!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you

[@nrsicindy]

Loved the music and the photos.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

🤗

[@sharonrichards1627]

I've come to the conclusion that the human species has ALWAYS been sick.

[@damianabbate4423]

We're just hominids branched off of the apes. Don't be too hard on us.

[@stonefox9124]

Since we bit the apple, duh

[@rudyferrell]

And we always will be unfortunately.

[@tima.478]

@@rudyferrell Yep, this part!

[@xaustedbrain2369]

@@damianabbate4423 then why are apes still apes and not humans?

[@xaustedbrain2369]

0:57 dude literally has a collection of dead people’s skins.. that’s one of the wildest nastiest thing I’ve seen on the internet.

[@robinenoch7362]

I just discovered your channel, and I LOVE IT!! I'm absolutely awestruck! Fascinating, informative, and sometimes heartbreaking ...well done ❤

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for your kind feedback and welcome aboard 🤗

[@thomaszanzal7846]

Just found your channel --- love this, music was perfect.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Pa-we1lw]

Enjoyable. Thanks.

[@Carole-u3z]

Longterm coal mining was a painful death. Life two to three hundred years ago was so brutal. In Europe venereal disease was rampant. The innocents that contracted syphilis suffered whatever lifetime they had. Mercury was the primary trratment for the lesions. So much to be thankful for today. Much love and joy to you all. ❤

[@Disco_opp420]

Beautiful music as well x

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Many thanks 🎹🤗

[@hrose5484]

These pictures are so neat.

[@mkitty5333]

5:27 gorgeous dog looking up at camera …voiceless loyal loving lives who deserve better

[@Showgirlable]

The Last Queen Consort of Mongolia was Amazing! I thought she was The Queen! Her Regalia and Hairstyle must have taken hours to have done.

[@celloprof]

Queen Amidala, lol. From star wars.

[@richardbeckenbaugh1805]

Syphilis was treatable with sulfa drugs long before penicillin became available. Tuberculosis was also treated with sulfa drugs. Doctors are returning to sulfa drugs to treat antibiotic resistant tuberculosis. It turns out that tuberculosis never gained any resistance to sulfa drugs and there are thousands of combinations that remain undiscovered.

[@Pack.Leader]

Wow ! Great channel. Just found you. Amazing images.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thanks and welcome aboard !

[@kaloarepo288]

The great Norwegian dramatist wrote a play about it called "Ghosts" - "Ghosts! Ghosts! Pastor Manders -the ghosts of our past. It was a taboo topic in those days.

[@HistoryInImagess]

This video is simply amazing! The quality and effort you put into it are truly inspiring. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you so much!

[@marialanagoldsworthy8670]

I forgot Hooverville was a thing I read about… I remembered again. I hope I remember forever this time and I stay thankful that this isn’t something we’re facing today.

[@saravanan2232]

4.08 like mohammed & sameer, twin poets lived in Tamilnadu India in 14th century. named IRATTIPULAVATLRGAL one was Blind and another man have no legs. wanderers, the blind man carrying another one on his shoulders. They complementing each other in poetry. one man completing what the other began.

[@bloodbrotherbear]

That was awesome !

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you liked it!

[@pinayvegetarian3436]

The realness of the past is fascinating. Nowadays its hard to detect one. Sad😞

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I can remember my dad saying about X-ray techs, "When I was young a "good" X-ray tech, was one that had all their fingers."

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

I have heard this saying somewhere too !

[@wesssavorn9018]

Wow incrediable photos and thdnmusic was powerful thank you ❤❤❤

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you for watching .. and listening ! 🎹🤗

[@annettepurtle3757]

Love these Erie photos of long ago ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@surfingkiwinz]

What a amazing video it's really informative and captivating. Also we're a bunch of wimps and crybabies today

[@suzicq]

Beautiful photos! Thank you.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you too!

[@carliecole2563]

Incredible. The photo of Cheng is going to stay with me.... ❤

[@montypythonish]

Thanks for this vid. Some amazing pictures. Good and bad events, but all fascinating.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Ginnymartin1534]

There is a mistake with one of the pictures labeled the Biggest Sea Bass ever caught. The largest Sea Bass ever caught was by a sport fisherman was a giant sea bass (Stereolepis gigas) caught by James McAdam Jr. on August 20, 1968 off Anacapa Island, California. It weighed 563 pounds and 8 ounces (255.6 kg) and was 7.4 feet long (2.26 meters).

[@ThomasBrowning-oe8qh]

Life is precious....people need to realise how much. Roof over your head and food in the fridge. Health = Wealth...😊

[@rockyroad7345]

Your touching composition provides the perfect empathetic mood for some of these atrocious acts of mankind.

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

Thank you 👍🏻

[@Fred_the_Head]

Imagine the millions of unborn children murdered in the womb or left to die after botched abortions.

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

We don't need to imagine the many more millions that were murdered after being born because they weren't wanted or couldn't be fed. Or the many millions who starved to death and still continue to. Or the millions that were orphaned, abandoned or put in work houses or left in the street. Or the little children who worked as prostitutes and still do. The disabled children who are either murdered or abandoned by rejecting parents who cannot care for them,or who are maimed deliberately and sent out to beg. Which still happens. What a stupid comment. Abortion was so deathly dangerous in those days it was only a step from suicide and therefore rarely practiced. Babies were killed after being born, whether deliberately or through'neglect'. How about being concerned about the plight of the living and suffering children of now, their desperate mothers and the miserable lives of so many children.

[@lindabrittner5062]

It's not a child until it's born, its a fetus. Viva pro-choice!@Fred_the_Head

[@TheFrog767]

Very interesting episode 👌

[@cheriem432]

I feel so badly for the poor syphilitic woman! It was unlikely (but not impossible) that she brought this upon herself.

[@Neofist123]

5:40 i don´t know why but this photo is incredible. It feels extremely atmospheric.

[@byngostar6895]

I like the underwater photo (1899)

[@maryreynolds5310]

This is my first time visiting your channel here, so glad I ran across it! New subscriber 👋 ✌️

[@user-dc6ut5uu3t]

Am I the only one who sobbed all the way through this, because of both the pain and the beauty?

[@AmazingHistoricalPhotos]

❤️

[@VeneficaDelirium]

I cried so hard I vomited and soiled myself and had a stroke. Do I win?