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  Fannie Virginia Cassiopeia Lawrence a “Redeemed Slave” Child with her adoptive mother Catherine Lawrence. She was given to Lawrence when her Mother chose to stay in enslaved because she had a husband and other small children still not free and no one else was able take her in.

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  Anti-MLK/Civil rights cartoon from ‘The Birmingham News’ paper. c.~1960s

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  Emancipated children in the south during the Civil War – there’s got to be an interesting story here. 1863. .

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  80 years ago today, General Patton during a welcome home parade in Los Angeles – June 9, 1945

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  1st Lt. Thomas Meehan of Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division on his wedding day in 1942. Meehan was KIA on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

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  “Americans give us something to eat or we won’t forget Hitler” German graffiti during winter food shortages in Munich (1946)(1400×933)

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  Damage to USS Liberty, June 1967

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  Jean Ann Kennedy, sister of John F. Kennedy. 1952.

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  Brunettes and redheads boycott the film ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’, 1953

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  A 106-year-old Armenian woman guarding her home with an AKM, 1990.

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  Cartoon published in the ‘San Diego Union,’ October 25, 1942. warning kids not to be destructive on Halloween

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  19 year old Konrad Schumann fleeing into West-Germany after being conscripted, 1961.

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  Adolf Hitler with Joseph Goebbels children, 1938 (531×799)

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  There is no other home. 1986

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  The first day of class after federal courts mandated busing to end de-facto segregation in Boston’s public school system. Valerie Banks was the only student to show up for her geography class, Boston, Massachusetts, September 1974 .

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  A young man caring for his grandfather, 1974

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  Soviet Cold War Propaganda from the 1960s.

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  Sylvan N. Goldman poses with his invention – the folding shopping cart, first introduced in Oklahoma City, June 4, 1937 (photo taken 1960)

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  My dad in 1970

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  ‘The atom shall work for peace, for communism!’ USSR, 1976

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