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Subscribe to Dark5: http://bit.ly/dark5 5 Rare Strangest Photos of Out of Place People A remastered, expanded, and narrated Dark5 classic. Samurai in Egypt The photo shows the men casually posing in front of the Great Sphinx of Giza. Archaeologist Nicholas Reeves of the Metropolitan Museum of Art explained: [QUOTE] “In 1864, en route to Paris, the Ikeda mission visited Egypt. The stay was memorialised in one of nineteenth-century photography’s most extraordinary images — the embassy’s members, dressed in winged kamishimo costume and jingasa hats, carrying their feared long (katana) and short (wakizashi) swords, standing before the Giza Sphinx.” Wooden Cart Satellite In 1981, the Indian Space Research Organization, or ISRO, successfully launched its first communications satellite, APPLE. This photo depicts the high-tech spacecraft two years earlier undergoing tests while being carried on a cow-drawn wooden bullock cart. Black Confederate Soldier This 1861 tintype shows Confederate Sergeant Andrew Chandler and his slave, Silas, posing together in uniform with swords and guns. According to family lore, Andrew and Silas grew up together and had a relationship more akin to friendship than owner-slave. But was it all a made-up story? People Zoo (Igorot Village) In the late 19th Century, Human Zoos showcasing many exotic foreigners of the colonies became popular in the western world. The profoundly dehumanizing and now condemned displays attempted to demonstrate how people deemed “lesser” by Europeans and Colonizers lived. They also served to reinforce harmful stereotypes to justify conquests and religious conversions. Germany's Secret Mission in Tibet This photo of members of the German Third Reich meeting with Tibetan and Chinese dignitaries was taken during the 1938-1939 German Expedition to Tibet. According to German researcher Roger Croston, the Germans were supposedly pursuing [QUOTE] “a holistic creation of a complete biological record of Tibet.” Other more outlandish accounts claim that the group was searching for a theorized superhuman race living under the Himalayas who could teach the Germans supernatural powers and secrets.

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