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WAVES trainees eating a meal, Naval Training Center, Norman, Oklahoma, United States, Feb 1943
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German and Soviet pavilions facing directly opposite each other at the 1937 Paris World’s Fair
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Serbian paramilitary soldier kicks the bodies of Bosnian Muslim civilians he shot earlier. The soldiers were part of a unit named “the Tigers”, who were known to be brutal and never take prisoners. March 1992 (1240×828)
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“The face at the window” — Illustration from World War I (circa November 1914) depicting a towering German soldier at John Bull’s window. By artist Franz Jüttner.
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1983 Soviet Union stamp. “The righteous act of the Arabs of Palestine will prevail” is the translation.
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“The Jewish nose is bent. It looks like the number six…” Illustration from “The Poisonous Mushroom”, a collection of antisemetic children’s stories by Julius Streicher, 1938.
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Soviet MGB officers negotiate with UPA militants (Ukrainian separatists) blocked in an underground bunker, 1946 (800х451)
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A defected Iranian soldier being lifted by protestors against the Pahlavi dynasty during the Iranian Revolution. January 1979.
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My Parents Wedding 1958
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Bean bags featured in a 1971 Montgomery Ward catalog.
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Original color photograph of “Armored Knights” participating in the “2000 years of German Culture” exhibition organized by the Nazis in Munich, 1937. (986×1185)
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Part of the 320th squadron of the “Jolly Rogers” 90th Bombardment Group, the crew of this B-24 arrived in Papua New Guinea only four months prior before being shot down in March of 1944.
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Beauty and Health Machine – Say What – 1929 ad.
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“No to racism” Soviet Union 1972
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There’s no such thing as a Nintendo, 1990, Nintendo of America inc.
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The joy of San Antonio farmer Sam Smith’s face as he celebrates rain on Easter Sunday after a severe drought in 1951. Taken by Harvey Belgin and nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.
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I am 10 years old like our Republic! GDR Propaganda 1959.
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SHELL Research shrinks inappropriate traffic boners. 1938
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The first two women to become lawyers in the state of Nebraska. My mother and her mentor, Margaret Fischer, 1970s
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7 Oct 1943, Ottla Kafka, beloved sister of author Franz Kafka, was gassed on arrival at Auschwitz after volunteering to escort a group of orphans from the Terezin ghetto so they wouldn’t be afraid
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1900s

WAVES trainees eating a meal, Naval Training Center, Norman, Oklahoma, United States, Feb 1943

German and Soviet pavilions facing directly opposite each other at the 1937 Paris World’s Fair

Serbian paramilitary soldier kicks the bodies of Bosnian Muslim civilians he shot earlier. The soldiers were part of a unit named “the Tigers”, who were known to be brutal and never take prisoners. March 1992 (1240×828)

“The face at the window” — Illustration from World War I (circa November 1914) depicting a towering German soldier at John Bull’s window. By artist Franz Jüttner.

1983 Soviet Union stamp. “The righteous act of the Arabs of Palestine will prevail” is the translation.

“The Jewish nose is bent. It looks like the number six…” Illustration from “The Poisonous Mushroom”, a collection of antisemetic children’s stories by Julius Streicher, 1938.

Soviet MGB officers negotiate with UPA militants (Ukrainian separatists) blocked in an underground bunker, 1946 (800х451)

A defected Iranian soldier being lifted by protestors against the Pahlavi dynasty during the Iranian Revolution. January 1979.

My Parents Wedding 1958

Bean bags featured in a 1971 Montgomery Ward catalog.

Original color photograph of “Armored Knights” participating in the “2000 years of German Culture” exhibition organized by the Nazis in Munich, 1937. (986×1185)

Part of the 320th squadron of the “Jolly Rogers” 90th Bombardment Group, the crew of this B-24 arrived in Papua New Guinea only four months prior before being shot down in March of 1944.

Beauty and Health Machine – Say What – 1929 ad.

“No to racism” Soviet Union 1972

There’s no such thing as a Nintendo, 1990, Nintendo of America inc.

The joy of San Antonio farmer Sam Smith’s face as he celebrates rain on Easter Sunday after a severe drought in 1951. Taken by Harvey Belgin and nominated for a Pulitzer Prize.

I am 10 years old like our Republic! GDR Propaganda 1959.

SHELL Research shrinks inappropriate traffic boners. 1938

The first two women to become lawyers in the state of Nebraska. My mother and her mentor, Margaret Fischer, 1970s

7 Oct 1943, Ottla Kafka, beloved sister of author Franz Kafka, was gassed on arrival at Auschwitz after volunteering to escort a group of orphans from the Terezin ghetto so they wouldn’t be afraid

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Ah, the good old days when adult-only apartment complexes were a thing. I bet the clubhouse was a swinging place! (Greentree Apartments, Orlando FL, 1970s)