49. First picture from space taken in 1946 via a V-2 rocket

After the V-2 rocket was launched, it provided the people a first look at how the atmosphere actually looked like.
50. The night Prohibition ended in 1933

The night Prohibition ended was obviously a special one. The 18th Amendment was always very useless by the Americans and they found no meaning behind it.
51. The first ever Wimbledon tennis match in 1877

The Championships started in 1877 and has till now continued. The rules have more or less stayed the same.
52. A-bomb testing at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific

There is always a need to test things before actually trying them out. Right?
53. Bombs exploding on Japan in 1945

Japan did not want to surrender that easy. So America had to go all the way.
54. Soviet soldiers raising the flag over Berlin in 1945

Hitler was a little too aggressive when decided to attack Russia and the western front too. Germany would not survive.