1944 Pulitzer Prize for Photography winner, dead soldiers at a destroyed pillbox following the Battle of Tarawa (Gilbert Islands). 11-Nov-1943. Photo: Frank Filan - History Education Network

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An ethnic German identifying a Pole as an alleged participant in anti-German violence in Bydgoszcz, during ‘Bloody Sunday’. Poles denounced this way were usually shot on the spot (September 1939)(355×447)

Throw that gun away, boy, and go home. Dutch anti war poster. 1970.

1983 General Election Tory poster

The boy Slavoljub Slava Ković from Bogatić in Serbia with a carved-in five-pointed star on his forehead immediately before being shot in January 1942 by Germans.

‘Anti-fascist Spaniards salute the forces of liberation,” Deported Spanish Republicans (from Spain and France exiled) welcome US soldiers after the liberation of Mauthausen concentration camp, Austria, May 1945 (1280×1021)

1944 Pulitzer Prize for Photography winner, dead soldiers at a destroyed pillbox following the Battle of Tarawa (Gilbert Islands). 11-Nov-1943. Photo: Frank Filan

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