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  Ken Kozakiewicz breaks down in an evacuation helicopter after hearing that his friend, the driver of his Bradley FV, was killed in a “friendly fire” incident that he himself survived, Feb. 27, 1991. The following day, President Bush suspended offensive combat, declaring Kuwait liberated.(1600×1064)

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  German POWs captured during the Battle of Aachen being marched through the ruined streets of the city in October, 1944.

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  Hitler Election Poster 1932

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  ←not sexy sexy→ Brylcreem 1973

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  With her husband at war, Mom works on the car, 1944. (761×697)

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  Capitalism: I’m sorry, but I don’t see poverty in our free world. // Soviet Union // 1960s

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  A German soldier is about to shoot a Jewish man in Vinnytsia. 1941. The victim is sitting on the edge of an excavation with many dead bodies inside. This image is titled “The last Jew in Vinnitsa”. Vinnitsa, Ukraine

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  Swedish weightlifter rejoices after successfully lifting weights at the Olympic Games in Montreal, 1976 .

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  2500-year celebration of the Persian Empire. Persepolis, Iran. October 1971

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  Leftist woman handing out anti-shah manifesto. Tehran, iran, 1979. (688×473)

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  Anti-apartheid sign in Karachi, (then British India). Circa 1940s (pre-partition)

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  Soviet anti-Chinese poster in a military base in Mongolia: “Soldier! Remember! This wild Chinese is 6 kilometers away from you!”, 1980s

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  “Don’t know how old I am. Mother can tell. She keeps track of these things. She begins to work in mill tomorrow. ‘Speks I’ll go to help.” Mom said she is 10; little sister not at work yet. Location: Chester, South Carolina, 1908 (Source National Child Labor Committee, Lewis Hine)

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  Adolf Hitler and Ferdinand Porsche during the ceremony of laying the foundation stone for the future Volkswagen automobile plant, 1938 .

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  “Do not desecrate the nature!” Soviet Union, 1960s.

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  USSR 1940S

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  11 Feb 1911: Melbourne Zoo’s lion, Wallace, rented by a magician performing at the Melbourne Opera House, walked offstage and out of the theatre. He took shelter in the T&G Buildings, 400 metres from the theatre. After two hours he was coaxed into a cage and returned to the zoo.

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  Go Home Negro Circa 1960

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  My dad and mom and me. 1957.

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  Georgi Zhukov, Konstantin Rokossovsky, and other Soviet officers greeting Bernard Montgomery and other British officers at the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, Germany, 12 Jul 1945

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