A Series of Photos that Hold Sad and Amazing Stories

Row of Photos that Hold Sad and Amazing Stories

Dream - Although only a picture, photos hold various stories. Often, there are amazing tales hidden behind each portrait. Here is a series of portraits that hold heartbreaking and astonishing stories:

A Series of Photos that Hold Sad and Amazing Stories

This portrait shows Muhammad Ali, the world boxing legend, saving a man who was about to commit suicide. The man is a Vietnam War veteran who wanted to jump from the ninth floor of a building in Los Angeles, United States.

The police at that time failed to persuade the man's reckless actions. Then, Ali, who was nearby, offered himself to speak. Ali spoke about the value of life and his struggles so far. One of them is the struggle when fighting against the Parkinson's disease he suffered from. In addition, Ali also discussed his struggle against the government at that time. After 20 minutes, Ali finally managed to persuade the man to come down.

Jadav Payeng Payeng is an environmental activist and forestry worker from India. At the age of 16, precisely in 1979, Puyeng accidentally discovered a pile of dead snakes on a barren sand dune in the Brahmaputra River.

Seeing this, he reported it to the local forestry department to immediately find a solution. However, they said that nothing could grow there because it would eventually become a snake habitat. Puyeng did not believe this and finally took matters into his own hands. Starting with just 20 bamboo seedlings, he now has a forest covering an area of 1,360 hectares that serves as a home for several animal species including Bengal tigers, Indian rhinos, over 100 deer, and other wildlife.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: This woman is an African-American mathematician who played a crucial role in the success of the United States' manned space mission. She is Katherine Johnson (1918-2020), who successfully broke through racial and gender barriers in a field typically dominated by white men, working for NASA during the peak of the Civil Rights Movement.

Jesse Owens is known as the figure who won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. However, not many people know the story of his friendship with German long jumper, Luz Long.

During the qualification, Owens committed fouls in his first two attempts. When it came to the elimination stage, Long, who was considered an "enemy," suggested to him to adjust his take-off point. Owens followed the advice and easily advanced, even winning the gold, while Long took the silver. After the competition, in front of Hitler, the two of them walked hand in hand. Their friendship story transcended race, nationality, and became a symbol of unity.

Behind the photo of a mother with her three sons lies a sad story. Sarah Sand, a mother of Landon Timur, has to face a heartbreaking situation that she never imagined.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: Third of her sons became victims of abuse by a pedophile, Michael Pleasted, who lived right across the street from them. At that time, the law failed to protect her children, and Sarah eventually took matters into her own hands. One night, she brought a knife and went to confront Pleasted at his house. The encounter resulted in the death of the pedophile. As a result, Sarah was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for the murder case.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The man is a Canadian athlete and cancer research activist who became a hero for his Marathon of Hope. Terry Fox was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer, and his right leg had to be amputated."

"Tak Menyerah" translates to "Never Give Up" in English.

Although so, it did not make him give up. He then started the Marathon of Hope, a cross-Canada race to raise money for cancer research.

Eunice Kennedy Shriver founded Special Olympics in 1968. This is an organization that provides athletic opportunities to millions of children and adults with intellectual disabilities around the world.

"Rapid Development"

The first competition was held in Chicago and was attended by 1,000 participants from the United States and Canada. Currently, the organization has operated in more than 170 countries and has more than 5 million athletes.

On December 1, 1955 in Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man on a separate bus. This act was not just a protest against racial segregation or racial separation.

"At that time, he embodied Socrates' principle of living according to one's own values, regardless of societal pressure."

A US combat medic who remained on top of the cliff to lower 75 injured soldiers one by one using ropes and emergency stretchers. It was Desmons Doss who was serving in the battle of Okinawa at that time. Report: Halwa Nadiyah Rosadi.

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