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US forces landing on the shores of Iwo Jima, February 1945.
grenade launcher, 1916
British battlecruiser HMS Princess Royal, circa 1917
Glass negative of a young lady, Virginia, circa 1900s
Members of the Imperial Guard of Iran, an 18,000-strong elite unit of the Iranian military devoted to protecting the Shah, 1975. They were often referred to as ‘the Immortals’ after the legendary corps of bodyguards who protected the ancient Emperors of Persia (1190×850)
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What Christmas looked like 105 years ago- children around a Christmas tree, Washington D.C. , 1920.
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The home of civil rights pioneer Harry T. Moore and his wife Harriette Moore after being bombed by the Ku Klux Klan on Christmas Day. Both were killed in the bombing. They were the first civil rights activists to be assassinated during the post-war civil rights movement (Florida, 1951) .
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Christmas Dinner at Grandma’s House in the Country, 60 Years Ago Today, December 25, 1965
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Unknown Chinese containership carrying containerized rotating AESA radar, VLS cells, CWIS, rocket/decoy launchers and other sensors.
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Two local farmers working in a field in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, 1992
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Israeli Poster threatening Palestinians for Posting anything ‘inciting’ online with arrest 2022
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‘Oh, what a pleasure to be a German SA boy!’—Austrian anti-Nazi propaganda alleging that the Nazis were homosexuals, early 1930s
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W. Wilson Goode gives a victory sign after voting in the Philadelphia mayoral election in 1983. He became the city’s 1st black mayor. As mayor, Goode ordered an airstrike on a mostly black neighborhood, destroying nearly 4 city blocks, killing 6 children, and leaving 250 people homeless .
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A family poses in front of a 1,341 year old Sequoia tree nicknamed “Mark Twain” that was felled in 1892 after a team of two men spent 13 days sawing it in the Pacific Northwest. The giant tree was 331 feet tall (100 meters).
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‘Afghanistan’ By Etta Hulme (1983)
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My grandmother, 1950s
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President Eisenhower arriving at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan 1959
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