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“Learning from the Soviet people means learning to win!” – East Germany, circa 1950s.
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18 year old GI John Wauthier with his BAR near Bütgenbach Belgium, January 1945. He survived the war, married Ann Hoffman, and they raised a family of 10 children. John passed away at the age of 71 in 1997 and is buried in Cecil, Pennsylvania. His wife passed away in 2023.
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Summary execution of a partisan, who was possibly a sniper that tried to escape through wheatfields, by the so-called “Kettenhunde/Chain-dogs” military police unit on the Eastern Front, 1941.
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“Whoever buys from a Jew is a traitor to the nation.”, Poland, 1937, Published photos of customers of Jewish-owned businesses
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This was seen in 1990: “Let them die in the streets.”
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My grandmother in 1948.
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Easy Company men celebrate V-E day in Berchtesgaden, 1945
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My mother in 1950
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“Sniper Platoon – 1 Shot 2 Kills”, IDF Soldiers (Normalization of Violence, 2009)
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Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Grey arrive at JFK Airport on September 9, 1987 after Broderick was charged in Ireland and released on bail in connection with a car accident that killed two people.
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“Denazification” by the Ukrainian artist Vladimir Motsar, 2022
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March 18, 2003: Denmark’s Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen, after being doused in red paint due to Denmark’s participation in the Iraq War (1240×826)
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My father at 20 in 1928
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Battlefield grave of an SS MG gunner at the Kursk salient, 1943
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My grandparents at the dance where they met, 1948. They married a year later. Picture taken in London.
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‘New Year’s dinner in Marshallized Europe’, Soviet Union, Crocodile magazine, 1950
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My wife joined the Suffrage Movement. 1900.
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My great grandfather and his twin sister as children
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The face of Hitlerism. USSR 1941
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My Grandfather and His Good friend Korea 1951
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“Learning from the Soviet people means learning to win!” – East Germany, circa 1950s.

18 year old GI John Wauthier with his BAR near Bütgenbach Belgium, January 1945. He survived the war, married Ann Hoffman, and they raised a family of 10 children. John passed away at the age of 71 in 1997 and is buried in Cecil, Pennsylvania. His wife passed away in 2023.

Summary execution of a partisan, who was possibly a sniper that tried to escape through wheatfields, by the so-called “Kettenhunde/Chain-dogs” military police unit on the Eastern Front, 1941.

“Whoever buys from a Jew is a traitor to the nation.”, Poland, 1937, Published photos of customers of Jewish-owned businesses

This was seen in 1990: “Let them die in the streets.”

My grandmother in 1948.

Easy Company men celebrate V-E day in Berchtesgaden, 1945

My mother in 1950

“Sniper Platoon – 1 Shot 2 Kills”, IDF Soldiers (Normalization of Violence, 2009)

Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Grey arrive at JFK Airport on September 9, 1987 after Broderick was charged in Ireland and released on bail in connection with a car accident that killed two people.

“Denazification” by the Ukrainian artist Vladimir Motsar, 2022

March 18, 2003: Denmark’s Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen, after being doused in red paint due to Denmark’s participation in the Iraq War (1240×826)

My father at 20 in 1928

Battlefield grave of an SS MG gunner at the Kursk salient, 1943

My grandparents at the dance where they met, 1948. They married a year later. Picture taken in London.

‘New Year’s dinner in Marshallized Europe’, Soviet Union, Crocodile magazine, 1950

My wife joined the Suffrage Movement. 1900.

My great grandfather and his twin sister as children

The face of Hitlerism. USSR 1941

My Grandfather and His Good friend Korea 1951

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Racist propaganda of nazi regime, German magazine from early 1940s