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1947: Babe Ruth at age 52.
On July 19th, 2005, Lavena Johnson was found dead in her tent from a gunshot wound while stationed in Iraq. Despite bruising, chemical burns and evidence of sexual assault it was ruled a suicide. She was 19
Two people in the custody of Iran’s morality police — Tehran, 2005 (736×912)
Peace. 30 Years of the Warsaw Pact (East Germany, postage stamp, 1985)
One of the rare photographs of a slave ship. This was captured by Marc Ferrez in 1882
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  • Lo Manh Hung a child photo journalist of the Vietnam War, 1968,
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  • «Rednecks for Obama», 2008
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  • Rejected cover by New Yorker cartoonist Danny Shanahan (2012)
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  • Ukrainian nationalists and Uncle Sam // Soviet Union // 1950s
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  • 2016 era alt right poster in the USA
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  • Grand Central Station – New York (1941) (758×582)
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  • A US Navy diver, covered in oil after returning from the USS Arizona after the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 1941
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  • Flotilla of ships and boats sails into New York for the U.S. Bicentennial celebrations (1976)
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  • The shape of the Statue of Liberty is formed by 18,000 soldiers standing in formation. Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa, USA. Ca. 1918.
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  • Facing the camera from left to right, Robert Trout, Ned Calmer, Major George Fielding Eliot, and William L. Shirer at the New York CBS news headquarters at 485 Madison Avenue on D-Day, June 6th, 1944. The men were exhausted, having been broadcasting all night.
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  • Statue of Liberty , USSR, 1960
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  • Temperance and Prohibition era propaganda followed nearly a century later, in the 1910s
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  • Luhansk People’s Republic Propaganda Poster depicting the German Führer Adolf Hitler, the U.S. President Barack Obama, and Ukrainian President Peter Poroshenko to be of the same kind. (2015)
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  • New York Giants quarterback Y.A. Tittle after being slammed to the ground by a Pittsburgh Steelers lineman in Pittsburgh on Sept. 20, 1964. The photograph immortalized Tittle in football lore as the epitome of the aging warrior who had finally fallen.
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  • Please! Dissent is not a crime! USA 1970
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  • This is a photo of Lou Conter, who passed away today at the age 102. Lou was the last remaining survivor of the USS Arizona, which was sunk during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  • New York, 1946. Becoming parents is always an immense emotion. A man is immortalized as soon as he learns that he has become the father of triplets.
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  • 1979 ad by a Pakistani airline about flying to New York.
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  • ”Ukraine” – political cartoon made by Czech artist Adolf Hoffmeister during his exile in the United States, New York, 1943
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  • Actor Steve Buscemi during his service in the Engine Co. 55 in Manhattan’s Little Italy in the 1980s.
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