52 spectacular photos of womenMuslim closes the yellow star of his neighbor, his Jewish veil to protect her from prosecution. Sarajevo, former Yugoslavia. [1941]
Maud Wagner, the first known tattoo artist USA. [1907]
18-year-old Resistance fighter, Simone Segouin, during the liberation of Paris. [19 August 1944]
Sarla Thakral, the first woman in India has received a pilot's license. She was 21 years old. [1936]
Kathrine Switzer became the first woman ran the Boston Marathon, despite attempts by the organizers to stop her. [1967]
Afghan women in a public library until the arrival of the Taliban to power. [1950]
Annette Kellerman posing in a swimsuit that has caused her arrest for "obscenity." [1907]
The first women's basketball team, Smith College. [1902]
Photo samurayki (onna-bugeysya are women of the samurai class, trained in martial arts). [Late 1800s]
106-year-old Armenian woman defends his house with AKM. [1990]
Women boxing at the roof in Los Angeles. [1933]
Swedish neo-Nazi has her purse. It is reported that she was a concentration camp survivor. [1985]
Women's League of roller-skaters in New York. [10 March 1950]
Voting activist Annie Lumpkins in prison Little Rock. [1961]
A group of women approached to gang Angels of Hell. [1973]
Women deliver heavy ice blocks after male workers called. [1918]
Komako Kimura, Japan's prominent suffragette demonstrations in New York City. [23 October 1917]
Marina Ginesta, 17-year-old Communist guarding Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War. [1936]
Anna Fisher, astronaut, "the first mother in space" [1980]
Activist-sufozhistka protesting after the "Night of Horror" ("The Night of Terror"). [1917].
On the poster: "To demand freedom for women - not a crime. Impossible to treat prisoners suffragists as criminals."
Night of horror ("The Night of Terror") - November 14, 1917 33 activists were arrested for "obstructing the passage of transport", thrown in jail, some beaten, some tortured. More pictures of them:
Margaret Bourke-White, photographer, the Chrysler Building (skyscraper). [1934]
Mother playing with her ​​baby on the beach. [1950]
Elspeth Beard, during an attempt to become the first English woman that has traveled around the world on a motorcycle. [1980]
The journey took 3 years and she traveled 48,000 miles.
Two women for the first time in Toronto do not cover the feet on the street. [1937]
Woman drinking tea after the German bombing of London. [1940]
Winnie the Welder (Winnie the welder). [1943]
Winnie was one of 2,000 women that worked on vetfyah the United States during World War II. Winnie was not just a welder and gazorezchitsey. In the photograph in her hands oxygen cutter, a much more dangerous thing to operate than gas welding torch.
Jeanne Manford and his son-gay to gay parade. [1972]
On the poster: "Parents of gays unite to support their children."
Jeanne founded the human rights group "Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays."
Sabiha Gökçen in Turkey poses on his plane, and in 1937 she became the first female pilot fighter.
A volunteer learn how to deal with fire, Pearl Harbor. [Between 1941 and 1945]
Soviet soldier grasped watered Ukrainian. [1941]
Kamenschitsa high above Berlin. [1900s]
Workers of the railway at the lunch. Many of them were wives or mothers of male workers that went to war. [1943]
Some of the first women Marines United States. [August, 1918]
Ellen O'Neal, one of the first women's professional skaters. [1976]
Parisian close their children from sniper fire of the Germans. [1944]
Filipino guerrilla, Captain Nieves Fernandez, shows an American soldier as she killed Japanese soldiers during the occupation. [1944]
Dutch refuses to leave her husband, a German soldier, after Allied troops captured him. She followed him to the camp. [1944]
Gertrude Ederle became the first woman that swam across the English Channel. [1926]
Pilot Amelia Earhart, after becoming the first woman that crossed the Atlantic in his plane. [1928]
Afghan women are studying medicine. [1962]
British sergeant trains participants' military moms "- the female body protectors, internal troops. [1940]
Portrait of a pea pickers, the mother of seven children, during Dust Bowl. [1936]
Dusty boiler (Dust Bowl) - a series of disastrous dust storms that occurred in the United States and Canada prairies between 1930 and 1936 (in some regions until 1940). Caused by a combination of anthropogenic (extensive agriculture, soil degradation) and natural (drought) factors. (Wiki)
Procession of women's liberation coalition Detroit. [1970]
Police in Los Angeles looking after abandoned child, arranging it in his desk. [1971]
Women snipers 3rd Shock Army of the Soviet Union. [4 May 1945]
Mother shows a photograph of his son who had returned from captivity in an attempt otsykat it. [Vienna, 1947]
Leola N. King, first gaishnitsa in America, Washington. [1918]
Erika, 15-year-old Hungarian soldier that fought for freedom against the Soviet Union. [October 1956]
The landing of American nurses in Normandy. [1944]
Worker Lockheed, Lockheed collecting the P-38 "Lightning". [California, 1944]
Lockheed P-38 "Lightning" (English. Lockheed P-38 Lightning, in translation - "Lightning") - American heavy fighter and reconnaissance aircraft created in the late 1930s. (Wiki)
Red Cross nurse records the last words of a British soldier. [1917]
Women pilots and their B-17, "Pistol Packin 'Mama" [between 1941 and 1945]
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress («Flying Fortress") - the first production American heavy-metal four-engine bomber. (Wiki)
Source: Distractify.com .
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