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The front of the coastal defense ship HM Pansarskepp Sverige of the Sverige class.
‘Equal Rights for Negroes, everywhere!’ Communist Party USA election poster, 1932.
Harry Powers, the ‘Butcher of Clarksburg’, stands in jail after confessing to murdering five people, including a mother and her three children, ages 10 to 14, whom he strangled and beat to death. The police explained the bruises by claiming that Harry had ‘fallen up’ some stairs, 1931 .
A Vietnamese teenager buttons up her mother’s blouse after she was sexually assaulted by American GI’s. They were gunned down moments after this photo was taken. My Lai Massacre, Vietnam, 16 March 1968.
Billboard of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation: 135 years since birth / Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin / ‘He received Russia with a plough, and left with the atom bomb’ W. Churchill. 2015.
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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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We are going to bury Hitler face down’ — American postcard from the Second World War (ca. 1943) showing Hitler in a coffin. Artist: B. F. Long.
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“After the battle” two cats wrapped in bandages 1914-1918
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Just two barefoot girls (Lilla and Ruby Holliefield) holding a dead rattlesnake in Uvalde, Texas, 1910.
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Shave The Corpse Without a Razor
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Freedom of religion (1944)
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My grandmother with her wedding dress, designed by Balenciaga. 1947
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