In a protest against censorship, photographer A.L. Schafer staged this iconic photograph in 1934, violating as many rules as possible in one shot. - History Education Network

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For greater security. Switzerland. 2007.

Anti-fascist propaganda from 1933.

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Palestinians celebrate the democratic election of Hamas. 25, January 2006.

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In a protest against censorship, photographer A.L. Schafer staged this iconic photograph in 1934, violating as many rules as possible in one shot.

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