ZUM4830264: Tue 07, 1953 - Students Demonstrate in Athens over the Cyprus Question: A rowdy demonstration took place in Athens recently- over the old question of Cyprus. It was originally organized by the students committee for Cypriot Struggle as a protest against the United nations' Assembly refusal to enter the Cypriot question on the agends. The demonstration started very quietly in the Athens University Squares. After a few Firey speeches the situation got out of hand when some students - said to be communists- suggested going to the various embassies. When police tried to stop them - the communist students started throwing stones and sticks. The fire bridge turned up and stopped the riots by using their hoses. Twenty three students and forty-five policemen were injured. / Bridgeman Images
ZUM4830294: Tue 07, 1953 - Fire Burns Out Famous Danish Shipbuilding Factory In Copenhagen: The famous Danish Shipbuilding factory was completely burned out - and damage was estimated at over five million Kroner -at Copenhagen of new vessels - and the” Photo Tower” containing much valuable optical equipment were burned right out. Factory is the Burmeister and Wain Company / Bridgeman Images
MDO4830770: Alpine hunters practicing shooting at the foot of Mount Cervino with the new Maxim machine guns - Illustration by Beltrame from “La Domenica del Corriere”” October 1910 - (The Alpine practice firing at the foot of Mt Matterhorn with the new guns), Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945) / Bridgeman Images
JEB4830795: Yam leaves in 2 colors (Dioscorea discolor). Botanical board in “” Plants with colorful foliage. Collection of the most remarkable species used to decorate gardens, greenhouses and apartments, by Edward Joseph Lowe and W. Howard, members of the London Horticulture Society. Translated from English by M.J. Rothschild, with the help of several horticulturists. Illustrated work of 60 coloured engravings (pink paper snakes) and 46 wood engravings. Original French edition. Paris, Rothschild 1865.”, Lowe, Joseph Edward (1825-1900) & Howard W (fl.1850) / Bridgeman Images