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  Always Lock Up Your Guns (2015)

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  Anti-Netanyahu (Israeli Prime Minister) mural in Haifa (2022)

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  Adolf Hitler bowling with some of his associates in the basement of the Berghof, Hitlers home, in 1937. The game they were playing was called Kegel, a German variation of 9-pin bowling. (1280×874)

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  Spanish Legion uniform paper doll holding a bleeding head of a decapitated black child (1922)

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  Fascism is war. Socialism is peace. USSR 1941

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  Lee Miller, a female American combat photographer, taking a bath in Hitler’s bathtub in his Munich apartment – April 30, 1945

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  Down with the communist gang! Russia Saint Petersburg 1991

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  Mission Accomplished (2003)

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  Daguerreotype of without a frame of a young lady (teen) with a slight side smirk, 1850-60s

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  The arrest of Gavrilo Princip after his assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, leading eventually to the start of World War I, 1914 (1260×999)

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  A British propaganda post against Russia during the great game ‘1877’

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  “Always Together!”. (They really look like a happy gay family). 1950-1960

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  My great grandmother and her triplet sisters. Her sisters died 24 hours apart when they were a couple weeks old. She always said one of them had passed already in the photo.

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  ‘Here we go again…’, depicting the imperialistic attitude of both Russia and USA, 2022.

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  White Washing War Crimes, 2006

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  German protest against the signing of the Treaty of Versailles at the Reichstag building in Berlin, May 1919 (1100×700)

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  My dad when he was young 1990

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  My great aunt Winnie in senior pic. She passed away from tuberculosis five years after this photo. (1927)

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  My uncle and his wife in the 1930s I believe. He was killed by a drunk driver unfortunately.

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  ‘What the United States has fought for’ — American cartoon (1914) showing countries before and after American intervention.

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