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Right to keep and bear arms in America // Soviet Union // 1972
What you could buy your children for the price of a litre of vodka – Soviet poster (1929)
16th October, 1946. Hermann Goering lay dead after committing suicide by swallowing a cyanide pill he smuggled into his cell, 2 hours before he was due to be hung. Photo by Edward F. McLaughlin.
Dukakis in search of a running mate (1988)
In the 1920s-30s Alfred Cheney Johnston was hired by theatre producer Florenz Ziegfeld to photograph the showgirls from his theatre (otherwise known as the Ziegfeld Follies) – the results are absolutely exquisite and this one example. (640×800)
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‘We can do it! Throw rockets and bombs to a metal scrap yard!’, Soviet Union, second half of 1980s
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Ottoman Empire History // Armenia // 2012
A Japanese leaflet dropped on Allied troops to encourage their surrender, 1942
Toronto Maple Leafs player Börje Salming in 1986 with his kitten following an incident in a game on November 26, 1986 where his face was accidentally stepped on and cut by the skate blade of Detroit Red Wing, Gerard Gallant. He required over 200 stitches.
“Black is beautiful – Communism is not” – Yuri Bezmenov’s 1985 book cover. He was formerly a correspondent for the Soviet Novosti Press Agency, specializing in disinformation for foreign media.
“We have achieved our goals …exactly what the Soviets said” A caricature of the withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, 2021.
Fundamentalist Christian Propaganda targeted at the Modernists movement during the schism in the “1920s-1930s” in the Presbyterian Church in America
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