The scene when the Queen of England was crowned. In 1952, while she was visiting Kenya, news of the old king's death came. She succeeded to the throne the following year, and the photo is from the coronation ceremony of the Queen on June 2, 1953. The queen walks to the throne with a crown and a scepter in her hand, and her husband, Prince Philip, smiles happily.
Emperor Akihito and Michiko of Japan. Emperor Akihito, the son of Emperor Hirohito, who abdicated this year, reigned for 30 years from his ascension to the throne in 1989. The beautiful woman in the kimono in the photo is his queen Michiko, and the two got together because of tennis, and then broke through the resistance and finally came together. Michiko is arguably one of the most beautiful empresses in Japan and is highly popular among The Japanese people.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only president in U.S. history to serve more than two consecutive terms (four consecutive terms and fell ill in his fourth term). Roosevelt grew up in a wealthy merchant family and received a very good education from an early age, then studied history, journalism, and political science at Harvard University, and later at Columbia University. In 1907, Roosevelt graduated from law school and went to work as a lawyer at a law firm. At that time, he also served as a legal adviser for the "Anliang General Hall" founded in New York by Situ Meitang, a famous overseas Chinese leader in the United States and the founder of the China Zhi Party, for ten years.
Photo of former U.S. President George W. Bush when he was young. In December 1941, shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Bush, a graduate of high school, enlisted in the Army and later joined the Pacific Fleet as a pilot of a torpedo bomber. In World War II, he was awarded the Order of the Flying Cross for his heroic and meritorious service.
Chairman Mao and He Zizhen during the revolution, photograph taken in Yan'an in the spring of 1937. At this time, the anti-Japanese united front had been formed, and since then, this ancient plateau with a long history has become the guiding center and general rear of China's revolutionary struggle, and has become a world-famous revolutionary holy land. The chairman and his wife are dressed modestly, followed by the cave in which they live.
When he was young, Zhang Zuolin, dressed in military uniform, holding a saber in his hand, looked very beautiful, did not have the roughness of the northern Hanzi, and was typical of the northerners and southern faces. After the victory of the Second Zhifeng War, Zhang Zuolin invaded Beijing, and in June 1927, he established the AnGuo Military Government in Beijing, proclaiming himself Grand Marshal of the Army and Navy, and became the supreme ruler of China at that time and the head of state in the actual sense.
Wedding photo of Singapore's founding heads Lee Kuan Yew and Ko Yuk-chi. Lee Kuan Yew was born in Dangxi Township, Gaopi Town, Dapu County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, and was a Hakka family. After his father, Lee Kam Kun, crossed the sea from Guangdong to Singapore, he became the prime minister of the Singapore Autonomous Government (singapore was then part of the Malaysian government). In 1965, Singapore was expelled from the Federation of Malaysia and forced to declare independence, and Lee Kuan Yew became Singapore's first prime minister after independence.
On October 11, 1975, Hillary clinton and Clinton were married in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The two of them fell in love with the university and were an enviable pair of golden boys. Although the two are very much in love, in the face of Clinton's marriage proposal, Hillary clinton still refuses many times, because she believes that once married, she will grow old. After marriage, the two have always shown their affection, but Clinton has been in constant scandal.
Joseph stalin. Stalin was born into a poor family in Georgia, but he was diligent and studious from an early age and received a scholarship. When he was young, Stalin was full of literary and artistic atmosphere, simply a literary and artistic youth, he wrote a lot of poetry, can be called a romantic and amorous poet. Later, however, he embarked on the revolutionary path and became the leader of the Soviet Union. In this photo is the young Stalin, after reading it, he sighed: "The years are really a pig-killing knife."
A photograph of Hitler as a child. In 1895, at the age of 6, Hitler moved back to Austria because his father had been transferred to Linz. On the outskirts of Linz, they bought a beautiful house in a quiet environment. Soon after, Hitler was sent to a rural school for elementary school, and the photo should have been taken when Hitler was in elementary school. Hitler is seen standing in the middle of the last row, grim-faced.