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Randy Weaver, target of the Ruby Ridge siege, points to bullet holes in his cabin door during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Sept 6, 1995. His wife, Vickie, was killed after FBI sniper fire penetrated the door while she was holding her infant daughter.

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M4 knocked out by a German 88mm, Flassan, France, 17 August 1944

“New people”, cartoon by Fritz Behrendt, 1960

My dad, his identical twin, and their older brother around 1930.

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My Grandmother after moving from Mexico, late 1940’s
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“WE WILL BE BACK” Argentine nationalist poster 1984
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French mountain troops of the 27e Demi-Brigade de Chasseurs Alpins prepare to embark for Norway with their dogs. Brest, April 1940.
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“Here Comes Whiteman’, 1965 American Nazi Party propaganda comic. John Patler would later assassinate Rockwell in 1967, and renounce Nazism before becoming an alt-righter 50 years later.
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If you don’t talk to your kid about drugs, this man will. PSA 1968
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Two kimono-clad Japanese women at a party in Tokyo holding a photo of Winston Churchill and making fun of his initials “W.C.”, Japan, 1941.
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August 15, 1944
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“It is not good that man should be alone” Oregon, USA, 1912
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A geisha wearing a Western style swimsuit. Japan, around 1900
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A Soviet tank faces the badly damaged Reichstag building in Berlin where the last desperate pocket of German resistance was finally crushed, May 1945.
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For women with more exciting things to do than scrub floors: One-Step Floor Care. 1967
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Macy’s was a different place in 1944.
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Don’t you DARE come between waffles and me! Ipana, 1946.
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The Iranian singer and actress Faegheh Atashin (Googoosh) during one of her performances on stage – Tehran, Imperial State of Iran, c. 1975.
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“Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” Völkischer Beobachter, 1940
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London policemen testing out life jackets by jumping into the river Thames, 1930s (720×510)
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January 1943. Camp interpreter Private Ritter of the Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) makes friends with a kangaroo at the No. 13 POW Camp, Murchison, VIC, Australia.
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Object: Matrimony. No dancers, flirts or street-walkers need answer. The Pittsburgh Press, 1921.
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These are the organic consequences of the eternal “Heil Hitler!””, Anti-Nazi propaganda by John Heartfield, 1940s
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Grandma kept saying sternly: “without God you cannot cross any threshold!” but the bright light of science has proved that god doesn’t exist! (Soviet poster, 1965)
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