ETE4929730: WWII:Breme (Germany) 1946: At the Centre de Regroupement des Immigrants, a former Jewish deportant Israel Katz (left) and a Czech deportant Vilky Sevlys play a game of chess. This centre comprises for many survivors of death and concentration camps or workers from Eastern Europe who are about to migrate to the United States. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4929744: May 05, 1954 - HUNTED GUNMAN SHOOTS HELF. London's day of terror from a mad gunman ended last night, when NATHAN GOLDBERG, 27, an ex-Guardsman, died in hospital after shooting himself it the bead in a taxi. Police had been issued with guns after Goldberg had shot three men- one fatally - on his raven of 22 / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4929781: May 05, 1954 - New Seven-Foot High Street Guide To London Unveiled: Alderman G.E. Earlebach, Chairman of the City Streets Committee - this morning performed the ceremony of unveiling the first of fifty - seven foot high” Guides to London” - on the pavement opposite St. Paul's Cathedral. The Guide boards are to be placed at points throughout London - and at the turn of a handle cross reference maps unroll behind unbreakable glass. At the side of the maps are lists of 3,000 shops, business houses etc. and a list of 4,500 streets. The guide is the work of Norwegian Lars Ringdal of Oslo / Bridgeman Images
ICA4929793: Cover of “” The Cree of Paris””, 1913_12_21 - Illustration by Emmanuel Barcet (1870-1940): The budget of 1914 - Budget Finances, Canons, Shells, Maritime Marine Marine Balneaire, Ministry of War, War of 14-18 first fruits, War ships fleet, Ministry of Marine - Marianne - Big/skinny, Barcet, Emmanuel (1870-1940) / Bridgeman Images
ELD4929240: Bolshevik soldiers plundering the tombs of the Czars in the Cathedral Peter and Paul Saint Petersburg July 1922 (Bolshevik soldiers plundering the tombs of the Czars, Peter and Paul Cathedral, St Petersburg, Russia) Illustration from “” The pelerin”” 21/02/1915 Private collection, Unknown Artist, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4929248: May 05, 1954 - Roger Bannister does it. Runs mile in under four minutes: Britain's Roger Bannister has done it. Last night he ran the fabulous four minute mile, a feat which the world's athletes have been trying to achieve for years, His time the three minutes 59.4 seconds. As he passed the post at Oxford's Iffley road track he was swept up in a mass of cheering, shouting spectators / Bridgeman Images