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A boy carrying oversized pretzels in post-war Germany, 1950s. A symbol of recovery, resilience, and the joy of simple things.
Gloria Vanderbilt with her sons, Carter Vanderbilt Cooper and Anderson Cooper, in their New York City apartment in March 1976 (1080×2400)
Farewell to German children of the Hitler Youth leaving to fortify the Siegfried Line on the Western Front, September 1944 (766×510)
Peruvian lady posing for the camera, 1868
“The Subhuman” German SS brochure depicting Slavs of Eastern Europe as “subhuman” and “racially inferior” (1942)
My grandmother, Margaret, at 16 months old in 1923. She passed away last year at 101 years old.
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“An American Marine, in foreground, still clutches the knife with which he killed the Jap, in background, in a duel on Engebi Island, Eniwetok Atoll. A moment after finishing off his adversary, a sniper’s bullet killed the Marine.” ca. Feb 1944.
Pan fried Nutburgers. Wrigley’ Spearmint Chewing Gum. 1950s
A 1943 short film, titled “Der Fuehrer’s Face,” depicts Donald Duck trapped within the Nazi war machine, forced to work in a munitions factory assembling artillery shells
A photo of the aftermath of the Sétif and Guelma massacre. Immediately after the end of the war in Europe, the French embarked on a mass killing of Algerian independence protesters. Ironically, the massacre started on V.E. Day. Overall, 6,000 to 30,000 people were killed, 1945 .
‘Try to negotiate with THAT!’ — British cartoon from the Second World War (May 1940) criticising anti-war activists. Drawn by Philip Zec for the Daily Mirror.
“For Great Britain all races and peoples are equal”, Italy, 1944
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