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13-year-old Barbara Kent (center) and her fellow campers play in a river near Ruidoso, New Mexico, on July 16, 1945, just hours after the Atomic Bomb detonation 40 miles away. Barbara was the only person in the photo that lived to see 30 years old.
Our march isn’t always straight. Swedish Armed Forces Pride Poster, 2018
A woman who survived atomic bombing of Nagasaki in 1945.
Marine giving a Japanese Soldier a cigarette after discoving he had buried himself and played dead for nearly two days, Iwo Jima, 1945
Former German SS guards of Treblinka extermination camp hide their faces from reporters during the start of the Treblinka trials, West Germany, 1964 (1300×841)
“The stronger socialism is, the more secure peace will be.”- Bilboard describing the benefits of socialism- East Germany, 1980
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American elections // Soviet Union // 1972
1972 LA Times Nov 20 – Thanksgiving dinners with the Joker and the Skipper
Temperance postcard, 1915, USA
The Egyptian paper Al-Ithnayn wa al-Dunya mistakenly believed that Hitler would not be able to conquer Poland and would be stuck there. “He cannot swallow it.” September 18, 1939
I found this photograph of a Nazi at a thrift store in New York
Rebecca Ann Felton. On 21 November 1922, she became the first woman to serve in the US Senate, although she served for only one day. Felton was a white supremacist and the last slave owner to serve in Senate who spoke vigorously in favor of lynching African Americans (c1922)
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