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“Whoever Comes to our Land with a Sword will get Destroyed by a Sword!” – Armenian Soviet poster c. 1943

SCREW, The Sex Review (1993)

US Marine contingent on the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) 1945. Nine of these men survived the sinking of the cruiser in July 1945.

A schooner having trouble crossing the equator. A newspaper joke from 1930.

«Vote Nixon», Early 1970s

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The uniting power of the dollar // Soviet Union // 1980s
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Advertisement for Counselor’s Turned-On Bath Scales ||| From Seventeen Magazine, April 1970
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“June 22 1941: The Road to Freedom” – Estonian pro-Nazi poster.
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Ba’athist Iraqi officials overlook damage in Belgrade after 1999 bombing of Serbia, 1999
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Decolonization of Africa, USSR, c. 1959
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‘Look, he’s eating it!’, Soviet Union, probably 1980s
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First Soviet computers // Soviet Union // 1983
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“Accord”: 1904 Imperial Russian poster celebrating the Entente Cordiale
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From words to action! // Soviet Union // 1980s
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Lon Nol’s Khmer Republic propaganda, 1971
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California Canned Asparagus, 1930 ad.
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1906 Punch cartoon about the Congo Free State, depicting Leopold II as a snake.
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‘We can do it! Throw rockets and bombs to a metal scrap yard!’, Soviet Union, second half of 1980s
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My Mother and Grandmother, 1922
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People crowd the bodies of those slain while attacking the headquarters of the Hungarian communist party, their bodies covered by flags with the communist emblem torn from the centre, Budapest, 30 October, 1956
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1980s Chinese billboard promoting Deng Xiaoping’s economic reforms.
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Two neighbours, an Albanian and a Serb, near Kosovo Polje, 1981
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Inscription on a headstone of a British soldier died 6th June 1944 age 17.
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“Death to the bourgeoisie and its lapdogs – Long live the Red Terror!!” Propaganda Poster in Russia, 1918.
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The launch of Imperial Japanese battlecruiser Kongō at Barrow-in-Furness, May 18, 1912.
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