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HISTORICAL ARTWORK OF A MAN HOLDING A LEYDEN JAR

Leyden jar. Historical artwork of a man (at left) holding a Leyden jar, the earliest type of capacitor. A capacitor is a device for storing electric charge and the jar is storing electricity generated by the spherical electrostatic generator at right. The Leyden jar contains water and a brass rod. The man holding it acts as an earthed conductor. Now rarely used outside of the classroom, the Leyden jar was invented at the University of Leyden in the Netherlands in 1746. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

SCHWEIZ GRAUBUENDEN FONDEI

Hinteres Fondei, Kanton Graubuenden, mit dem Weiler "Sattel", Standort des geplanten Skirestaurants, aufgenommen anfangs Dezember 1998. Die geplante skitouristische Erschliessung des Schanfigger Seitentales Fondei durch die Davoser Parsenn-Bahnen verstoesst nach Ansicht von Umweltschutzorganisationen gegen den Moorschutz in der Bundesverfassung. Mit einer Planungsbeschwerde an die Buendner Regierung soll das Vorhaben durchkreuzt werden. (KEYSTONE/P. LUETHI)

SIERRA SUNSET

As the sun sets, the sky, clouds, and even the mountain ranges are bathed in a beautiful warm glow as seen from the air Sunday evening, Feb. 21, 1999 south of Reno, Nev. The Sierra can be seen in the distance. (AP Photo/Reno Gazette-Journal, Marilyn Newton)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Dr. Frank-Walter STEINMEIER (SPD), Staatssekretät im Bundeskanzleramt. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Heidemarie WIECZOREK-ZEUL (SPD), Bundesministerin für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Emtwicklung, vor der Kabinettsitzung im Bonner Kanzleramt. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Bundeskanzler Gerhard SCHRà–DER und Kanzleramtsminister Bodo HOMBACH, am Kabinettisch im Bonner Kanzleramt. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Eröffnung der Ausstellung Workuta-Vergessene Opfer im Foyer des Neuen Plenargebäudes des Deutschen Bundestages. U.B.z.: Wolfgang THIERSE (SPD), Bundestagspräsident und Horst SCHàœLER. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Eröffnung der Ausstellung Workuta-Vergessene Opfer im Foyer des Neuen Plenargebäudes des Deutschen Bundestages. U.B.z.: Wolfgang THIERSE (SPD), Bundestagspräsident und Horst SCHàœLER. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Heidemarie WIECZOREK-ZEUL (SPD), Bundesministerin für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung, vor der Kabinettsitzung im Bonner Kanzleramt. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Rolf SCHWANITZ (SPD), Staatsminister im Kanzleramt (Aufbau Ost), am Kabinettisch. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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DEUTSCHLAND, BONN, 02.12.1998, Bundeskanzler Gerhard SCHRà–DER und Kanzleramtsminister Bodo HOMBACH, am Kabinettisch im Bonner Kanzleramt. (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/Ulrich Baumgarten)

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Bundeskanzler Viktor Klima. Wien. 2. Dezember 1998. Photographie. (KEYSTONE/brandstaetter images/Votava)

GERHARD SCHROEDER AND BODO HOMBACH, 1998

Bundeskanzler Gerhard Schroeder und Kanzleramtsminister Bodo Hombach am Kabinettstisch in Bonn. Federal Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and Chancellery Minister Bodo Hombach at the cabinet table in Bonn. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/JUERGEN EIS)

ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSHOP

Deutschland, Berlin, 02.12.1998, Antiquariat Teuwe in der Schoenhauser Allee, ein Paar sucht Buecher, . Germany, Berlin, 02.12.1998, Antiquariat Teuwe in Schoenhauser Allee, a couple is looking for books, . [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/ROLF ZOELLNER)

ULRICH NORDHAUS, 1998

Ulrich Nordhaus, DGB-Bundesvorstand, Abteilung Bildung, beim 'Beamtenpolitischen Forum' des DGB (Rathaus Schoeneberg, Berlin). Ulrich Nordhaus, DGB Federal Executive Committee, Education Department, at the DGB 'Civil Service Policy Forum' (Schoeneberg City Hall, Berlin). [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/ANDREAS SCHOELZEL)

FRITZ RUDOLF BODY, 1998

Fritz Rudolf Koerper, SPD-MdB, Parlamentarischer Staatssekretaer im Bundesinnenministerium, beim 'Beamtenpolitischen Forum' des DGB (Rathaus Schoeneberg, Berlin). Fritz Rudolf Koerper, SPD Member of the Bundestag, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of the Interior, at the 'Civil Service Policy Forum' of the DGB (Schoeneberg Town Hall, Berlin). [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/ANDREAS SCHOELZEL)

OTTER

Der Fischotter, Tier des Jahres 1999 - Eine durchaus makabre Ehre wird in den kommenden 12 Monaten dem Fischotter zuteil: Weil er derzeit zu den am meisten gefaehrdeten Arten zaehlt, wurde er von der Schutzgemeinsschaft Deutsches Wild zum 'Tier des Jahres 1999' gekuert. Die Zahl der in Deutschland lebenden Fischotter ist stark ruecklaeufig und wird auf rund 700 Tiere geschaetzt, in zahlreichen Regionen ist er schon heute gaenzlich verschwunden. (417 Zeichen) The otter, animal of the yearly 1999 - a quite macabre honour is allotted to the otter in the next 12 months: Because it ranks at present among the most endangered kinds, it was selected by the protection community German game to the 'animal of the yearly 1999'. The number of otters living in Germany is in sharp decline and is estimated at around 700 animals; in numerous regions it has already disappeared completely. (417 characters) [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

ART INSTALLATION IN FRONT OF THE NEW MUNICH EXHIBITION GROUNDS.

Messeregal - Was sich hier in den weissblauen Himmel erhebt, ist Muenchens wohl schoenstes Messeregal. Als ein zentrales Kunstwerk in See vor dem Westeingang der neuen Messe, bietet es den Besuchern die Moeglichkeit, auf einen Blick die gesamten Alpen zu betrachten - in Form ordentlich in den Regalebenen aufgereihter Miniaturmodelle wurde hier den bekanntesten Gebirgsmassiven ein ungewoehnliches Denkmal gesetzt. Trade fair shelf - What rises up into the white-blue sky here is probably Munich's most beautiful trade fair shelf. As a central work of art in the sea in front of the west entrance to the new trade fair, it offers visitors the opportunity to view the entire Alps at a glance - in the form of miniature models neatly lined up on the shelf levels, an unusual monument has been set up here to the most famous mountain massifs. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

CHILD AT THE CHRISTMAS MARKET IN MUNICH, 1998

Lichterglanz und strahlende Kinderaugen - Vom Gedraenge auf dem Muenchner Christkindlmarkt nimmt die vierjaehrige Kyla keinerlei Notiz - ihr Interesse gilt allein den grossen, bunten Glaskugeln und anderem funkelden Baumschmuck, der hier an den Marktstaenden angeboten wird. Waehrend sich die Adventszeit fuer die Grossen nicht selten zur stressigsten Zeit des Jahres entwickelt, vermag der allgegenwaertige Lichterglanz juengere Kinder noch in ungetruebte Weihnachtsstimmung zu versetzen. Bright lights and shining children's eyes - Four-year-old Kyla takes no notice of the crowds at Munich's Christmas market - her only interest is in the large, colorful glass baubles and other sparkling tree decorations on sale at the market stalls. While the Advent season often turns into the most stressful time of the year for grown-ups, the omnipresent glow of lights is still able to put younger children into an untroubled Christmas mood. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

SANTA CLAUS WITH KANGAROO

Santa Claus zeigt Herz fuer kranke Kaenguruhs - waehrend man hierzulande auf Nikolaus und Weihnachtsmann noch ein klein wenig warten muss, ist der Weissbaertige im roten Mantel auf der anderen Seite des Globus schon sehr aktiv. Auf der Tierstation Jirrahlinga, 80 Kilometer suedwestlich der Stadt Melbourne, besucht Santa Claus regelmaessig die hier zur Behandlung untergebrachten Kaenguruhs und Koalas. Die anfaengliche Scheu vor dem ungewoehnlichen Besucher haben die Patienten schnell abgelegt. Fuer die kleinen Beucher der Station ist der Weihnachtsmann im Kaenguruhgehege auf jeden Fall ein unvergessliches vorweihnachtliches Ereignis. Santa Claus shows heart for sick kangaroos - while we still have to wait a little longer for Santa Claus and Father Christmas here in Germany, the white-bearded man in the red coat is already very active on the other side of the globe. At the Jirrahlinga Animal Sanctuary, 80 kilometers southwest of the city of Melbourne, Santa Claus regularly visits the kangaroos and koalas housed here for treatment. The patients quickly got over their initial shyness about the unusual visitor. For the ward's little pups, Santa Claus in the kangaroo enclosure is definitely an unforgettable pre-Christmas event. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

ICE STATUE AT THE DACHAU CHRISTMAS MARKET

Eisiger Spielplatz in der Dachauer Altstadt - Mit einer frostigen Attraktion wollen die Initiatoren des diesjaehrigen Dachauer Weihnachtsmarktes grosse und kleine Besucher scharenweise anziehen. Zwischen Tannenbaeumen und Lebkuchenstaenden hat der Kuenstler Thomas Tremel naemlich aus rund 30 Tonnen Eis eine einzigartige Winterkulisse gezaubert. Vor der aus Eisbloecken herausgemeisselten Altstadtsilouette wacht ein ueberlebensgrosser roemischer Legionaer, direkt nebenan koennen Kinder auf einer rund fuenf Meter langen Eisrutsche in Fahrt kommen. Selbst einige waermere Tage soll das tiefgefrorene Erlebnisterrain schadlos ueberstehen, so dass hier wahrscheinlich die gesamte Adventszeit lang gerutscht und gestaunt werden kann. (646 Zeichen) Icy playground in Dachau's old town - the initiators of this year's Dachau Christmas market want to attract visitors young and old in droves with a frosty attraction. Between fir trees and gingerbread stalls, artist Thomas Tremel has conjured up a unique winter backdrop from around 30 tons of ice. A larger-than-life Roman legionary stands guard in front of the old town silhouette carved out of blocks of ice, and right next door children can get into the swing of things on a five-metre-long ice slide. The frozen adventure terrain should even survive a few warmer days without damage, so that it will probably be possible to slide and marvel here for the entire Advent season. (646 characters) [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

JOERG DRAEGER

Joerg Draeger geht wieder aufs Ganze - nach zweijaehriger Fernsehpause soll der fruehere TV-Quotenhit "Geh" auf's Ganze" im Fruehjahr kommenden Jahres wieder im Fernsehen zu sehen sein. Mit dem Relaunch der Spielshow im Vorabendprogramm von Kabel 1 wird auch ihr ehemaliger Moderator, der 52jaehrige Joerg Draeger, ein TV-Comeback feiern. Bevor "Geh" auf's Ganze" 1996 bei SAT1 abgesetzt wurde, war es eine der erfolgreichsten deutschen Gameshows, die regelmaessig bis zu vier Millionen Zuschauer vor die Fernsehgeraete lockte. Unser Foto von Joerg Draeger entstand jetzt bei einem Gastauftritt in den Ismaniger TV-Studios, wo die Show 1999 produziert werden soll. (561 Zeichen) Joerg Draeger is going all out again - after a two-year break from TV, the former TV ratings hit "Geh" auf's Ganze" is to be back on TV in the spring of next year. With the relaunch of the game show on Kabel 1's early evening program, its former host, 52-year-old Joerg Draeger, will also be making a TV comeback. Before "Geh" auf's Ganze" was cancelled by SAT1 in 1996, it was one of the most successful German game shows, regularly attracting up to four million viewers in front of their TV sets. Our photo of Joerg Draeger was taken during a guest appearance at the TV studios in Ismanig, where the show will be produced in 1999. (561 characters) [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/HANS-RUDOLF SCHULZ)

HEINZ BENNENT, 1998

Heinz Bennent (geb. 1921), deutscher Schauspieler. Die Aufnahme entstand waehrend einer Lesung aus Hoelderlins "Hyperion" im Harenberg City Center, Dortmund. Heinz Bennent (born 1921), German actor. The photograph was taken during a reading from Hoelderlin's "Hyperion" at the Harenberg City Center, Dortmund. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/JUERGEN WASSMUTH)

HEINZ BENNENT, 1998

Heinz Bennent (geb. 1921), deutscher Schauspieler. Die Aufnahme entstand waehrend einer Lesung aus Hoelderlins "Hyperion" im Harenberg City Center, Dortmund. Heinz Bennent (born 1921), German actor. The photograph was taken during a reading from Hoelderlin's "Hyperion" at the Harenberg City Center, Dortmund. [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/JUERGEN WASSMUTH)

SEAT OF THE BRANDENBURG STATE GOVERNMENT, 1998

Die Flaggen der 16 Bundeslaender am Sitz der Landesregierung in Potsdam, Heinrich-Mann-Allee 107. Brandenburgische Staatskanzlei. Foto: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl The flags of the 16 federal states at the seat of the state government in Potsdam, Heinrich-Mann-Allee 107. Brandenburg State Chancellery. Photo: MAZ/Peter Sengpiehl [automated translation] (KEYSTONE/SUEDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PHOTO/MAZ/PETER SENGPIEHL)

ROCKPOP VERBRECHEN RAPPER

FILE - Artis Ivey, better known as Coolio, gives an interview in his hotel in Sindelfingen near Stuttgart, Germany, Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1998. Coolio, the rapper who was among hip-hopâÄ™s biggest names of the 1990s with hits including âÄœGangstaâÄ™s Paradiseâĝ and âÄœFantastic Voyage,âĝ has died. Manager Jarez Posey tells The Associated Press that Coolio, whose legal name was Artis Leon Ivey Jr., died at the Los Angeles home of a friend on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022. He was 59. (AP Photo/Thomas Kienzle, File)

SCHWEIZ FRAUEN NATIONALRAT

Frauen in der Bundespolitik, aufgenommen am 2. Dezember 1998 in Bern. Von links nach rechts Christiane Brunner (SP), Pia Holenstein (GP), Ruth Gonseth (Gp) und Franziska Teuscher (GP). (KEYSTONE/Alessandro della Valle)

SCHWEIZ BUNDESPRAESIDENTIN RUTH DREIFUSS

Portrait of Ruth Dreifuss a few days before her election as first female President of the Swiss Confederation, picture taken in Berne, December 2, 1998. (KEYSTONE/Str) Portrait von Schweiz Ruth Dreifuss einige Tage vor ihrer Wahl vom 9. Dezember zur ersten Bundesprasidenten der Schweiz, aufgenommen am 2. Dezember 1998, in Bern. (KEYSTONE/Str)

SCHWEIZ ERIC HONEGGER

Der Zuercher Regierungsratspraesident Eric Honegger, links, faehrt am 2. Dezember 1998, begleitet vom Standesweibel des Kantons Zuerich Max Kindhauser, rechts, mit der Forchbahn von Zuerich nach Zumikon zur Empfangsfeier fuer die neue Nationalratspraesidentin Trix Heberlein. (KEYSTONE/Mario Modena)

HISTORICAL ARTWORK OF A CAESAREAN SECTION

Caesarean childbirth. Historical artwork of a doctor about to begin a Caesarean birth. Caesarean sections are performed when there are difficulties during childbirth. While they have been carried out since Roman times, until the 19th century, when anaesthetics and aseptic surgical techniques were introduced, they were extremely risky for the mother. This woodcut by Jonas Arnold was made in the 16th century. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

HISTORICAL ARTWORK OF 17TH CENTURY ARM SURGERY

Arm surgery. Historical artwork of arm surgery including hand and finger amputation. Surgical pliers (lower right), chisel (lower left) and saw (above chisel) are shown in use. An incision in an arm is seen at upper left. The blood vessels in an arm stump are cauterized with a hot instrument (upper right), before being bandaged (below). Surgery at this time was painful and risky as anaesthetic and antiseptic drugs were not invented until the 19th century. Surgeons tried to complete their work as quickly as physically possible. Amputations were often performed to treat infected wounds (gangrene). This artwork is from J. Scultetus' Armamentarium Chirurgicum of 1665. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

HISTORICAL ARTWORK OF A LITHOTOMY PATIENT

Lithotomy. Historical artwork of a lithotomy patient being held down by two men prior to surgery. Lithotomy involves making an incision into a duct or organ, especially the bladder, for the removal of a stone (calculus). These stones consist largely of insoluble calcium salts. Surgery before the discovery of effective anaesthetics and antiseptics was painful and risky. The accepted medical practice was for surgeons to complete their work as quickly as physically possible. However, post-operative infections often killed patients. This woodcut is from the Ten Books of Surgery by Ambroise Pare published in 1563. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

CARICATURE OF A MAN GIVING HIS WIFE LAUGHING GAS

Laughing gas. Caricature of a man giving his scolding wife some nitrous oxide (laughing gas, N2O). Scolding is a term for complaining. Another man's wife is laughing uncontrollably following a dose of gas. Laughing gas' euphoric effects were discovered by the British chemist Humphry Davy in 1799. This effect made the gas popular at certain parties of this time. Nitrous oxide was first used as an anaesthetic in the USA from the mid 1840s. This caricature, entitled Living Made Easy, is from 1830. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

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Leopoldville, Congo :..Congolese Army chief , Lieut-General Joseph Mobutu ( right ) , 35, gives a press conference here November 25th after his coup d'etat deposing President Kasavubu and installing himself as President for the next five years. At left is Colonel Leonard Mulamba, who was designated as Premier and asked by Mobutu to form a " government of National Union "..28th November 1965 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

PORTRAIT OF THE GERMAN PHILOSOPHER IMMANUEL KANT

Immanuel Kant. Portrait of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). Kant published various influential philosophical works on the natural sciences, particularly geophysics and astronomy. In 1755, during work on Newtonian cosmology, Kant introduced the nebular theory of solar system origins. He also predicted the existence of the planet Uranus before its discovery by Herschel. Another influential theory was his belief in two fundamental forces: gravitational (attractive) and elastic (repulsive). The latter needed a medium through which to act whilst the former did not. He also rejected the theory that matter was indivisible. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

WILLIAM JAMES, PHILOSOPHER PSYCHOLOGIST

William James. Portrait of the American psychologist and philosopher William James (1842- 1910). James stressed the need to study the mind as a useful and functioning part of an organism. After the publication of his ideas in Principles of Psychology (1890), psychology was viewed as an independent science rather than being a branch of philosophy as it had been before. James pioneered the use of experimental psychology. This technique allowed the development of intelligence tests for humans and tests to see how quickly animals learnt to solve problems. James also studied moral and religious beliefs and behaviour. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

PORTRAIT OF ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHER HERACLITUS

Heraclitus. Portrait of the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus (c.500 BC). He believed that everything is in a continual state of change driven by a constant tension between opposites. He also thought that the principle element was fire. Very little is known of Heraclitus' life and only some of the ideas from his book On Nature have survived. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

PORTRAIT OF ANCIENT GREEK MATHEMATICIAN ARCHIMEDES

Archimedes. Portrait of the ancient Greek mathematician and physicist Archimedes (c. 287-212 BC) measuring a drawing using a compass. It is said that he discovered the Archimedes principle, where the buoyancy of an object in a fluid (either liquid or gas) is equal to the weight of fluid displaced, while in the bath. Known as the greatest mathematician of ancient times, Archimedes studied in Alexandria before returning to his native Syracuse, Sicily. He used experiments to test his theories which he then expressed mathematically. With geometry he measured volumes of solids and calculated a value for pi. He was also the founder of mechanics. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

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Mokoro.Okavango Delta (KEYSTONE/african.pictures/Karin Duthie)

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Tahitian woman..1909.. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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H M Stanley..Journalist and Explorer..1890 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Paris Police..Stopping traffic - A vigorous blast on the whistle accompanied by a delicately poised truncheon (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Maurice Wilson lost while climbing Everest July 1934 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Leopoldville, Congo :..Congolese Army chief , Lieut-General Joseph Mobutu ( right ) , 35, gives a press conference here November 25th after his coup d'etat deposing President Kasavubu and installing himself as President for the next five years. At left is Colonel Leonard Mulamba, who was designated as Premier and asked by Mobutu to form a " government of National Union "..28th November 1965 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Bertold Brecht ..Man of the Epic Theatre (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Bertold Brecht ..1927 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Captain John Craigie's v Mrs Brindle's team at New Zealand G C , West Byfleet..Miss Molly Gourlay , Mrs Carbutt , O G N Turnbull and E W Howe..1937 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Carriage of The Orient Express (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Woman' Automobile Association golf at Wentworth..Mrs G Carbutt and Mrs O' Neill Butler (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Ann de Montmorency..The daughter of Mr and Mrs R H de Montmorency and a well known golfer (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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" Golf Ball " at Grosvenor House..Mrs Dale Bourne , Mrs G Carbutt , Mr R Sweeney and Mr G Cabutt..1937.. (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Commentator and journalist E W Swanton leaving All Saints Church , Margaret Street , London after his wedding to Mrs Ann Carbutt of Kensington who was formerly an amateur golfer..11th February 1958 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Ladies v Men at The New Zealand Golf Club , West Byfleet..Captain D S Peploe , Mrs Dudley Charles , Captain John Craigie and Mrs Carbutt..1937 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Ladies v Men at The New Zealand Golf Club , West Byfleet..Captain John Craigie , Mrs Douglas Fish and Mrs Carbutt (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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The Golf Ball at Grosvenor House ..Major Hind , Miss Ann de Montmorency and Mr G H Carbutt ( Latter two recently engaged)..1934 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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New Zealand GC , Byfleet Captain John Craigie's team v Mrs Brindle's..Admiral Sir Basil Broke , Miss Lesley , Mr e Carbutt and Miss Dix Perkin..1937 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

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Captain Craigie's team v Mrs Brindle's at The New Zealand Golf Club, West Byfleet..Mrs Cory Wright , Eric Martin-Smith , Mrs Hill-Wood and G Carbutt..1937 (KEYSTONE/UNITED ARCHIVES)

HAUPTQUARTIER BERLINER VOLKSBANK IN BERLIN

DEU, Berlin, 02.12.1998, Hauptquartier Berliner Volksbank in Berlin. - Architekten: Arata Isozaki + Steffen Lehmann; Fertigstellung: 1998 [©(c)Werner Huthmacher/artur architekturbilder agentur, Tel. +49 221 310 12 44, info@artur-photo.de; Veroeffentlichung nur gegen Honorar, Urhebervermerk und Beleg; Bankverbindung: Postbank Koeln, Konto 3582 05 03, BLZ 370 100 50] (KEYSTONE/VIEW/Huthmacher, Werner/artur)

PORTRAIT OF ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHER EMPEDOCLES

Empedocles. Portrait of the ancient Greek philosopher Empedocles of Acragas (c.450 BC). He is credited with the idea that all matter is formed from various combinations of the four fundamental elements: water, fire, earth and air. Empedocles believed that these elements were joined by attraction (love) and separated by repulsion (strife). The theory was elaborated upon by fellow Greek Aristotle, who claimed motion was caused by each element's desire to reach its rightful location. It is now known that matter is made of many different chemical elements. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

GROSSBRITANNIEN LITERATUR BRUCE CHATWIN

Bruce Chatwin undera a canopy adorned with images of ex-president Baby Doc Duvallier in Haiti, 1977. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/KASMIN)

USA JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH

Former Ambassador to India and Harvard Professor John Kenneth Galbraith gestures during a forum on health care reform at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1998. Galbraith, the Harvard professor who won worldwide renown as a liberal economist, backstage politician and witty chronicler of the affluent society, died Saturday night, his son said. He was 97. Galbraith died of natural causes at 9:15 p.m. at Mount Auburn Hospital, where he was admitted nearly two weeks ago, Alan Galbraith said. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

USA FILM "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD" 1938

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND reads a Spanish movie magazine promoting THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD, 1938 (KEYSTONE/EVERETT COLLECTION/) === ===

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SNAKE EYES, Nicolas Cage, 1998, shirt (KEYSTONE/EVERETT COLLECTION/) === ===

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THE ROCK, Nicolas Cage, 1996 (KEYSTONE/EVERETT COLLECTION/) === ===