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Christer Pettersson arrives at his apartment outside Stockholm, Sweden, in 1989 after the appeals court freed him from his life sentence and conviction for the 1986 assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme
American M4A1(76)W Sherman medium tanks of the 771st Separate Tank Battalion in Münster. The tower of St. Lambert’s Church is visible in the background.
The Sōryū-class submarine are diesel-electric attack submarines. The first boat in the class entered service with the Japanese Navy in 2009.
Horatio Robley, seated with his collection of severed heads (1895)
‘Respect each other!’ – Soviet poster (1989)
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  • Peggy Seale Harris never learned what happened to her husband Billie, whose plane was shot down over Les Ventes, France in 1944. In 2005 she was shocked to learn the town had been memorializing him and his sacrifice for over 60 years.
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  • US Justice By John Jonik , Published August 25, 2017
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  • Paris, circa 1900
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  • My adoptive dad in Miami, 1959 — “Nuestro segundo carro” (Our second car)
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  • An exotic dancer demonstrates that her underwear was too large to have exposed herself, after undercover police officers arrested her in Florida! 1983.
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  • Stern view of Courageous-class battlecruiser HMS Furious in 1917, showing one of the ship’s two 18-inch guns.
    Categories: Navy
  • Fred the Horse- taken in front of the home I recently bought
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  • A teenage boy giving flowers to princess diana with the help of his friends, 1989
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  • HMAS Stalwart conducts a RAS with HMAS Canberra, 29 Sep 25
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  • “Gays & Lesbians Against Nazis!” Germany, 1989
    Categories: Racism, WW2
  • A court clerk examines the cabin where Raymond Ellison, 37, and his 12-year-old wife, Imogene Sims, lived. Ellison, who married the girl to avoid statutory rape charges, had just been arrested for murdering her. The photo was publicized by the Louisville Courier Journal, Kentucky, 1948 .
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  • ‘Hang Mandela’ propaganda made by the student organisation of the British Conservative Party during the 1980s
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