Many instances in history deserve another peek. Although old images were reproduced in black and white, we now have the technologies to revive them in color! If you ask us, the monochrome system didn’t do them good. We’re happy others thought of painting these old pictures. They’re delightful to see and carry you down a memory path. Just a word of warning: some of these images don’t suit all audiences. It’s a smart thing to be alert!
Stock Market Crash On Black Tuesday
That day was called Black Tuesday because it was one of the worst days for traders on Wall Street. On October 29, 1929, 16 million shares were exchanged. This was the last day of the chaotic six-day whirlwind that financial investors undertook to manipulate the markets. Stocks declined almost drastically. It also contributed to the collapse of the developed world and eventually plunged the world into what we still term The Great Depression.
Stock Market Crash On Black Tuesday
Entering The Jaws Of Death Without A Clue
Canadians, Englishmen, and Americans affected the tides of the war by storming the beaches of Normandy! Many young men knew they might never return home once they joined the fight. Sgt. Jensen worked with the 626th engineer light equipment company. He said that other soldiers didn’t even know where they were going until they arrived. It told us everything we needed to know. It really surprised us to be heading to Normandy instead of Japan. We were either at high school or jobs after high school. We were not soldiers, at least not yet.
Entering The Jaws Of Death Without A Clue
