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IRA military funeral of Jim Lynagh, Monaghan Town, 1987.

“I demand to leave this socialist paradise for capitalist hell,” Alexander Bolonkin, 1978, USSR

Dad in his baby carriage, NYC, 1913

Vegan propaganda (2020)

Two children with a book-anti-slavery propaganda (1831)

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A few months before the annexation, Konrad Henlein and other Sudeten German Party members welcoming German Chancellor Adolf Hitler during his visit to the Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, February 1938 (1000×1411)
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“Trying to Change the Umpiring”, American anti-Roosevelt cartoon during his “Court-Packing” plan, 1937
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C. 2009, Serbia. Poster commemorating ten years since downing F-117 that contributed to their early retirement
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Japanese Kamikaze slamming into the side of a U.S. ship off the coast of Okinawa. May 1945
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My wife’s dad 1941. He lost his life in 1944 a few days before Christmas during ‘The Battle of the Bulge’.
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German glider troopers on an exercise charging from a DFS 230 glider upon landing
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A Laffly AMD 50 armored car and Potez 25 TOE obervation plane during maneuvers of the French 192nd Division in the Jabal al-Druze region of southern Syria, April 1940
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Serbian paramilitary commander Ratko Mladić distributes food to Bosnian women. While journalists were taking this photo of him, his men were slaughtering 8000 men and boys, relatives of those same women. Srebrenica, July 1995.
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ROK Military Police, KPA POW’s, and civilians recovering the bodies of dead Koreans that were massacred by retreating KPA troops in Hamhung during the Korean War, 1950
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‘Quite visible stitching’ – Poster, mocking the attempts of church to incorporate science into religion // USSR // 1970s
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Bodies of suspected communists massacred by the South Korean troops and police. Between 60-200 thousand people were executed under watch of US troops. The event remained tabboo for 40 years. Bodo League Massacre, South Korea, 1950
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‘A study in empires’ – German propaganda cartoon from the Second World War contrasting the size of Germany with the British Empire, painting the latter as the aggressor (1940)
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