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Soviet propaganda unintentionally making hippies look cool, 1974

My dad, 1960. We celebrated his 72nd birthday today ☺️

Deformed foetuses at Tû Dû Obstetrics Hospital in Vietnam. Specimens frequently associated with the lasting health consequences of Agent Orange, a herbicide used during the Vietnam War. (1998)

Men dressed as Revolutionary War soldiers exit a cab on the way to a bicentennial exhibit in New York, February 1976. Photo by Dave Pickoff, Associated Press .

A curious Italian woman inspects the kilt of a Scottish soldier near the Coliseum after the liberation of Rome. Italy – Rome, late June 1944 (WW2)

100 years after WW1 (New York Times, 2014)

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