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Pro-Ukrainian and anti-Ukrainian demonstrations from Polands’s Independence March of 2022. Upper: ‘Stop ukrainization of Poland’, ‘This isn’t our war’, ‘Stop *ukropolin’. Bottom: ‘Kyiv – Warsaw’. Joint struggle’.
Group of samurai in Egypt 1864
Happy 83rd to these ladies!
‘Every Canadian MUST fight!’ – WWII Poster – 1942
HMS Howe passing through the Suez Canal while en route to join the British Eastern Fleet, July, 1944
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Bosnian Serb commander playing around with his son during the Siege of Sarajevo (1992)
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Men Hate Sissy Salads. Knox Geletin
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Heavy cruiser USS New Orleans (CA-32) entering Tulagi after the Battle of Tassafaronga, 1 December 1942. Everything ahead of turret No. 2 is missing after being hit by a single torpedo which exploded her forward magazines.
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“You can drive fast, BUT…” USSR, 1970s
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My Grandmother in the 1960s
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United Airlines – 1976
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Holocaust Survivor Josef Guttman Reunites with His Liberator and Adoptive Father, Master Sergeant William Best, December 24, 1948
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Gas Masks Toys (1946)
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Sony car compact disc player (1984)
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Nuclear war. USSR 80s
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My Great-Grandfather (far left) with Dwight Eisenhower
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Kill him! USSR 1941
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German Battleship Gneisenau in Drydock at Kiel showing damage to her bow after being torpedoed by British Submarine HMS Clyde, 1940
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“While Revolutionaries as Individuals can be Murdered, You cannot kill Ideas” – Mural portraying Che Guevara, Thomas Sankara and James Connolly, in Beechmount Avenue, West Belfast (c. 2015)
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McDLT (1985)
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Peanut Butter Boppers (1986)
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John F Kennedy and a young Robert F Kennedy Jr with a salmander in a bowl, Washington DC, 11 Marsch 1961
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The Addis Wedding Set, 1985
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A matter of perspective. Commentary on how both sides of the Cold War saw themselves as standing small against a great threat. 1980s
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President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the 1964 Civil Rights Act as Martin Luther King Jr. and others look on, July 2, 1964. LBJ Library photo by Cecil Stoughton.
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