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President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the 1964 Civil Rights Act as Martin Luther King Jr. and others look on, July 2, 1964. LBJ Library photo by Cecil Stoughton.
We are going to bury Hitler face down’ — American postcard from the Second World War (ca. 1943) showing Hitler in a coffin. Artist: B. F. Long.
“After the battle” two cats wrapped in bandages 1914-1918
Just two barefoot girls (Lilla and Ruby Holliefield) holding a dead rattlesnake in Uvalde, Texas, 1910.
Shave The Corpse Without a Razor
Starshells or other pyrotechnics over Iwo Jima, night of 19 Feb 1945,
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A typical Serbian “zadruga” – an extended family that formed a single household, 1934, rural western Serbia, then Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Five of the 49 victims of the Kishinev Pogroms in 1903 (640×528)
Anita Berber Berlin, 1921. (640×987)
Anti-fascist demonstration 10 October 1971, Milan, Italy.
New Zealand’s National Broadcasting Service experiments with television, circa 15 March 1951.
President Nelson Mandela congratulates Springboks captain Francios Pienaar upon winning the Rugby World Cup, Johannesburg, 24 June 1995.
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