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Disturbing photographs from Jeffrey Epstein's Paris apartment reveal a massage table, sex toys, and walls adorned with images of naked women.

This article presents a collection of photographs highlighting significant moments and events from around the world in February.

An exhibition showcasing the destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage through photographs is currently on display in Riga until March 22.

Mamata Kulkarni commemorates the late actress Divya Bharti on her 52nd birth anniversary by sharing nostalgic memories and photographs.

French police released images unveiling disturbing scenes from Jeffrey Epstein's Paris flat, revealing his collection of taxidermy and nude women photographs.

Photographs capture rescued chimpanzees at Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Sierra Leone mesmerized by bubbles.

A memorial exhibition showcasing the stories and photographs of 36 Ukrainian children killed in Russian attacks has opened at the National Library in Latvia.

A Tokyo Electric Power Company employee photographed a classified document related to security measures at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant and sent it to 16 colleagues, raising concerns over security management lapses.

Greece is moving to acquire World War II photos that document the execution of Greek communists, following urgent reactions from its government.

The Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina concluded after seventeen days and eighteen medals, celebrated through striking photographs capturing Swedish athletes in their elements.

Birgitta Andersson, a renowned Swedish actress, passed away at the age of 92, and this article showcases her life through photographs.

Photographs of the execution of 200 fighters in Kaisariani deeply moved the Greek public and highlighted the role of photographic documentation in understanding modern Greek history.

An exhibition showcasing family photographs taken by Shigeru Yokota, father of abductee Megumi Yokota, will open in Osaka on the 26th.

A collection of nearly 400 historical photographs depicting occupied Paris has been discovered, leading to the identification of the photographer who remained unknown for over 80 years.

The article discusses the discovery of nearly 400 photographs of occupied Paris, taken by an unknown photographer who paid for his bravery with his life, as investigated by Philippe Broussard.

DN's photo editor Pi Frisk highlights five photographs that capture the essence of Sweden during week 8 of 2026.

A new book reveals previously unseen photographs and insights about the Blitz in Cheshire during World War II, highlighting the efforts of local police in documenting the bomb damage.

Historical photographs capturing the last moments of 200 communists executed by Germans on May 1, 1944, have garnered international attention and deep emotion worldwide.

Rare photos from a Nazi massacre in Greece during World War II have surfaced on an auction site, prompting significant public response and leading to the auction's cancellation.

New legislation in Czechia introduces penalties of up to five years in prison for the unauthorized sharing of intimate photographs.

The General Archive of the City of Rio de Janeiro has recovered photographs from 1937 to 1945, showcasing the city's transformation during a period of significant urban development.

The article reflects on various global events captured in photographs, highlighting the diversity of life experiences in one week.

The article discusses a leak from Saxo Bank where a former employee took photographs of sensitive information from the bank's work computer, raising concerns about insider security and the implications of the data breach.

This article features a collection of captivating photographs by various photographers from Haaretz.

A photography project from a Brazilian favela has gained international attention, showcasing the memories of its residents through an extensive collection of photographs.

The article discusses how photographs related to former Prince Andrew and his associations with Jeffrey Epstein have sustained public interest and scrutiny towards him.

Tim de Craene, a Belgian collector, expresses his happiness and relief following an agreement regarding historical photographs from Kaisariani that now form part of Greek history.

Belgian historian and collector Tim de Kreene expressed relief and joy following the confirmation of the authenticity of 262 historical photographs related to the execution of 200 people in Kaisariani during WWII.

Authenticity of photographs from the execution of 200 people in Kaisariani is confirmed, with further steps for their acquisition by the Greek Ministry of Culture.

The authenticity of photographs related to the execution of 200 individuals in Kaisariani has been confirmed, and a preliminary agreement for their acquisition has been made by the Greek Ministry of Culture.

Greek experts are set to meet in Ghent, Belgium, to assess the authenticity of a collection of historical photographs depicting communists before their execution in 1944.

A collection of shocking photos depicting Nazi executions of Greek resistance fighters during WWII has surfaced on eBay, eliciting strong reactions in Greece where authorities claim them as national heritage.

The Central Council of Modern Monuments recognized the significance of a collection of photographs related to the execution of 200 Greeks by Nazi forces during World War II.

New details regarding the relationship between Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein have surfaced, including compromising photographs and invitations to Buckingham Palace.

A Belgian collector is set to meet with Greek experts to discuss the authenticity of photographs related to a Nazi execution during World War II in Kaisariani, Greece.

An Italian village, Santa Maddalena, is facing an influx of tourists invading private properties to take perfect photographs, prompting local authorities to take action.

A collection of photographs documenting the execution of 200 communist political prisoners by Nazi forces in Kaisariani on May 1, 1944, has been declared a cultural monument in Greece.

The Greek Ministry of Culture aims to acquire an entire collection of 163 historical photographs depicting last moments before the execution of prisoners during World War II, following the declaration of its historical significance.

The article discusses the risks associated with the metadata embedded in photographs taken with smartphones, particularly focusing on GPS coordinates that can reveal the exact location where a photo was taken.

The article discusses how photographs of 200 executed individuals from Kaisariani have become objects of trade online and explores the possibilities of Greece reclaiming these historical documents.

The collection of photographs from Kaisariani has been declared a monument, raising historical awareness while drawing attention to ongoing concerns over conflict in the Middle East and the Chikungunya virus.

Greece is set to reclaim a World War II-era photo collection showcasing Nazi atrocities after it appeared for sale on eBay.

The Ministry of Culture in Greece has declared 12 photographs depicting the execution of 200 resistance fighters at Kaisariani Shooting Range as a historic monument.

New revelations from Epstein's files link Nobel laureate James Watson to photographs taken at Jeffrey Epstein's mansion with three young women.

President Konstantinos Tasoulas emphasizes that securing the photographs of Kaisariani will significantly contribute to preserving historical memory.

Z. Konstantopoulou argues that the photographs documenting the execution of the 200 in Kaisariani should be preserved as national heritage rather than treated as commodities.

On May 1, 1944, during a dark period of occupation, 200 resistance fighters were executed in Kaisariani as a retaliation by Nazi forces.

A parking inspector in Oulu faced a violent threat from a young man after taking photographs of a car with an expired parking ticket.

This article discusses the unique qualities of Viktor Kolář's photography, which is described as raw and poetic rather than dark.

The article discusses the political polarization surrounding an upcoming referendum in Italy, highlighting the contrasting sentiments of voters for 'Yes' and 'No' as influenced by prosecutor Nicola Gratteri's provocative statements.