Photos from Alternate Worlds II (read FAQ first)
Who was Rockefellers VP? Ford? Reagan? Agnew?
Nelson Rockefeller, Vice-President under Nixon from 1960 to 1968
The man who convinced the President to take more liberal approach (which got him to win the '60 election)
Later won the 1972 presidential election
Ordered the invasion of Soviet Yugoslavia during it's civil war
(Which would be a success)
Assassinated in 1974.
A photo taken in 1950 during Molotov's (in)famous "Socialist Brotherhood" speech, where he openly denounced NATO's intervention in the Korean War as "an act of imperialism against the will of the Korean people" and declared that Soviet and Chinese forces would act in support of North Korea.
A group of american pows captured by soviet forces after the fall of Pusan in 1951.
The so called "Korean Hostage Crisis" would have been solved only in 1954, when the government of the People's Republic of Korea freed the the soldiers captured during the war.
Kim Tu Bong ,Prime Minister of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea from 1948 to 1965.
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A couple of a few surviving stills from the failed British Sitcom TV show known as Dad's Army. The show premiered on the Night of 31st July, 1968, in which the film preformed poorly, in which the BBC had pulled ended up wiping the original tapes of Dad's Army.
The new Headquarters building of the United Nations in Sydney, Australia. Originally designed to be an opera house, the building was already under construction a the time of the Cuban Missile War of October 1962. Construction was halted for a period of approximate three years immediately after the war due to the global impacts the war had on social and economic events. In 1967 it was decided to establish a new United Nations headquarters to replace the original building which was lost with New York City on 27 October 1962. Australia was a leader amongst the rapidly emerging nations of the southern hemisphere, so it was decided to reestablish the UN in Sydney. The city donated the unfinished opera house and the land it occupied to house this new headquarters. The basic design was easily modified to adapt to it's new purpose - for example the area that had been intended as the main concert venue was repurposed to house the UN General Assembly. Construction was restarted, and the complex was declared officially open on 27 October 1972, the tenth anniversary of the War.
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Which of course was the highest number of viewers of any Batman episode.
A Photograph of Heck's Gamayun, aka the Bailowiezian Gamayun (Gamayucis Bailowiezum) taken in the Bialowieza Forest in Poland, circa 2014. These creatures, unclear on what exactly type of creature they are, were first discovered in this region by German Zoologist Ludwig Heck in 1922 while on a hunting trip. What is known about them, is that they are half bird and half woman. As of today, most of the data on the Gamayun has yet to be collect, but what is known about them is that they rank high on the IQ scale, can speak (i.e. in Proto-Slavonic). Currently, they are known to live in Eastern Poland, thus are under protection from the Polish Government, due to the fact that these creatures are rare. What is the weirdest about them, is that when the a group of biologists was able to get a Gamayun to speak Polish, that Gamayun named Ewa, had told the scientists some prophecies in late 1999. These prophecies turned out to be ones about the 9/11 attacks, the Global War on terror, the 2008 Financial Crash, and of the 2014 Ukrainian Crisis. Ewa ever since had learned the English language. Another peculiar feature is that these creatures are known to wear necklaces and other items on them, and they also sing beautiful songs from trees.
A drawing of Ewa belonging to the 2nd species of Gamayuns known as Rydz's Gamayun (Gamayunis Rydzum), which was discovered in North Eastern Poland during the Rule of Dictator Edward Smigly Rydz in 1939.
An Egg belonging to the Rydz Gamayun, at the Weisbaden, circa 2011. In which it is larger than a Basketball, which makes it the largest egg from known living bird.
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