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  German officer interrogates a Russian POW with the help of an interpreter. 1941 near Leningrad

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  “King of hell” Chinese propaganda poster, 2020

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  “The twin towers ten years later.” 2011

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  Barbarity vs Civilisation, by René Georges Hermann-Paul, 1899

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  My beautiful grandparents in the 60’s

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  1st May demonstration “Stalin Bierut Peace”, Polish People’s Republic, 1951

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  A foggy day in Amsterdam, the Netherlands photographed by Berbard Eilers near the Royal Palace in 1910.

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  Noseart of P-47 Thunderbolt “I’ve Had It” ca 1944

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  My mother and aunt. 1935

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  American Communist Poster, USA 1932

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  American soldiers surrender to the SS-Kampfgruppe Peiper . Stoumont, Belgium. 12/19/1944

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  Marilyn Monroe wiping away tears after it was announced she had filed for divorce from Joe DiMaggio (1954)

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  Mom Hack: 7-UP in Milk 1955

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  Soviet flamethrower soldiers fight for the city of Küstrin 03/12/1945. Photo by A. Kapustyansky

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  Children playing in Central Park, the building in the distance is the Clark mansion, NYC, 1910s

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  He’s irrestible in Vanduroy. 1950

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  German soldiers sleep after moving from Holland to Belgium. May 1940

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  “If there is no God, then everything is permitted. F. Dostoevsky”, Soviet Perestroika Poster, 1985-1991

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  First photograph ever taken of the United States supreme court, 1867. Referred to as the “Chase Court” after chief justice Salmon P Chase, (middle) it presided over major reconstruction era changes in US society. The man to the far left was supreme court clerk Daniel Wesley Middleton. (1280 X 885)

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  “Nuclear war”, Soviet Perestroika Poster, 1985-1991

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