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History Education Network – Homevb2025-10-29T14:35:12-05:00
Uncategorized 1900s War Ads USSR WW2 2000s USA Navy Racism 1800s Tanks Air Force Colorized Army
  • Garfield tent, 1988
    Categories: 1900s
  • 1975 Southwestern Bell
    Categories: 1900s
  • Blood-stained “Song for Peace” sheet found in Yitzhak Rabin’s pocket after he was assassinated by a right-wing extremist in Tel Aviv 1995
    Categories: 1900s
  • «Drunken father is the family’s grief! He destroys himself, his work, his family. In alcoholism he drowned his mind and honor!» Soviet anti-alcohol poster, 1955
    Categories: 1900s, Ads, USSR
  • Postum as a Coffee Substitute Never Really Caught On
    Categories: Uncategorized
  • Two French women, with heads shaven and swastika drawn on their foreheads, are paraded down a Parisian street following liberation of the city by Allied forces. 27 August 1944.
    Categories: 1900s
  • Great Grandparents, Rosebud County, Montana 1930s
    Categories: 1900s
  • “Ronald reagan is definitely not a lesbian”60s-80s
    Categories: Uncategorized
  • My grandma. Picture taken early 1924.
    Categories: 1900s
  • Runaway teens Rat (left, 16) and Mike (right, 17) showcase Colt .45 used for defense against getting robbed or kidnapped. Seattle, 1980s (640×424)
    Categories: 1900s
  • A Soviet POW found hiding three years after the end of WWII
    Categories: USSR, WW2
  • “The Condition of the Laboring Man at Pullman” – cartoon from the Chicago Labor Newspaper, 1894
    Categories: 1800s
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