July 18 Photo Brief: Przewalski horses in Mongolia, South Africa celebrates Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday
Przewalski horses in Mongolia, South Africa celebrates Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday and more in today’s daily brief.
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Stokely Baksh 0 Comment Daily Brief Ben Bernanke, Cambodia, China, fire, flood, Greece, Japan, Mahmoud Abbas, Mali, Mongolia, Nelson Mandela, Nepal, Przewalski horses, Ramadan, Rolls Royce, South Africa, Thailand, Ukraine, United States
Przewalski horses in Mongolia, South Africa celebrates Nelson Mandela’s 94th birthday and more in today’s daily brief.
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Robert Hamilton 0 Comment Daily Brief Adeje, Athens, Beijing, Beruit, Canary Island, car bomb, fisherman, France, Germany, Greece, gymnastics, Hillary Clinton, Israel, Jerusalem, Kashmir, model, Nepal, Paris, President Francois Hollande, protest, Qinghai, Shimon Peres, Somolia, Spain, Tibetan, wildfire
The french president attempts archery, a cave formed from a airplane in China, protests heat up in Spain and more in today’s daily brief.
Nick Tann 3 Comments Daily Brief Australia, California, Comic Con, dogs, Egypt, Florida Keys, gay, Germany, Greece, Hillary Clinton, Indonesia, Legos, lightning, President Obama, Seth Green, sharia law, synchronised swimming, Tour de France, Vietnam, wildfire, zombies
Zombies attack Comic Con and Seth Green in California, Obama campaigns in the rain in Glen Allen, Virginia, divers hold a jam session in the Florida Keys and more in today’s daily brief.
Nick Tann 0 Comment Daily Brief Bangladesh, beauty contest, Bosnia, Brazil, Brussels, Canada, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, England, fighter jets, Greece, India, milk, orangutan, protest, Reporters Without Borders, San Fermin festival, Spain, spam, Taiwan
Hormel’s infamous “spiced ham” celebrates 75th years of canned meat goodness, a child forages through a forest of automotive parts in Mumbai, giants and big heads wander the streets of Pamplona and more in today’s daily brief.
Nick Tann 0 Comment World Austria, Belarus, Chechnya, Europe, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Lithuania, Moscow, Red Army, Russia, Soviet Union, Stalin, The Netherlands, Ukraine, Victory Day, World War II
After Adolf Hitler’s suicide on April 30, 1945, the occupying German armies began surrendering in Europe and the former Soviet Union. Ultimately, Germany signed an unconditional surrender, signaling the defeat of the Nazi Germany regime. VE Day (Victory in Europe) is commonly celebrated on May 8, while the countries of the former Soviet Union celebrate the day on May 9.
The following compilation includes scenes from, and revolving around, Victory Day across the ocean.