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A US Air Force Douglas A-1E Skyraider drops a white phosphorus bomb on Viet Cong positions in South Vietnam in 1966.
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‘Protect yourself from this menace’ — Anti-KKK poster issued by the Industrial Workers of the World, ca. 1921. ‘The Ku-Klux-Klan is anti-Jew, anti-negro, anti-Catholic, anti-foreigner AND anti-labor. Organize industrially. Line up! Join the I.W.W.’
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A Polish woman holding a photo of her killed husband at the opening of a Katyn Massacre Memorial in London, 1976 (459×640)
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‘March 16, we choose’ Propaganda poster supporting Crimea’s annexation, portraying Ukraine as Nazis prior to the 2014 referendum
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Samuel Sheinbein, an Israeli-American citizen who in 1997 killed teenager Alfredo Enrique Tello, Jr. in Maryland. Sheinbein fled to Israel, which refused to extradite him to the U.S. Sheinbein was killed in 2014 in an Israeli prison
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The inmate who killed serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, Christopher Scarver said one of the reasons he did was that Dahmer shaped his prison food into mini sculptures resembling human limbs. Wisconsin prison, 1994
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Elmer Wayne Henley Jr., 17, is booked on a murder charge after killing Dean Corll, 33. Corll was a serial killer who murdered at least 29 young men and boys. Initially called a hero for killing Corll, Henley soon confessed to being the older man’s accomplice, Texas, August 9, 1973 .
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Queen Elizabeth II moments before Marcus Sarjeant fires six blank shots at her, 1981 (640×490)
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2021 Russian military artwork blending Orthodox Christian and Soviet symbols
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My husbands 3rd great-grandmother. Photo not dated but she was 16 in 1907.

Carl Newton Mahan plays with a doll during a court hearing after he shot and killed another boy during a fight. At age six, Mahan became the youngest person to ever be tried for murder in American history, Kentucky, 1929 .

St Paul’s Cathedral during the Blitz, December 29 1940. (1500×1150)

Industrial workers of the world 1911

Dr Raymond Martinot standing at the freezer containing the body of his wife preserved by self-made cryonics, in 1993. He was also frozen at his death, but following a failure of the temperature control system, their bodies were finally cremated. (1260×700)

A US Air Force Douglas A-1E Skyraider drops a white phosphorus bomb on Viet Cong positions in South Vietnam in 1966.

‘Protect yourself from this menace’ — Anti-KKK poster issued by the Industrial Workers of the World, ca. 1921. ‘The Ku-Klux-Klan is anti-Jew, anti-negro, anti-Catholic, anti-foreigner AND anti-labor. Organize industrially. Line up! Join the I.W.W.’

A Polish woman holding a photo of her killed husband at the opening of a Katyn Massacre Memorial in London, 1976 (459×640)

‘March 16, we choose’ Propaganda poster supporting Crimea’s annexation, portraying Ukraine as Nazis prior to the 2014 referendum

Samuel Sheinbein, an Israeli-American citizen who in 1997 killed teenager Alfredo Enrique Tello, Jr. in Maryland. Sheinbein fled to Israel, which refused to extradite him to the U.S. Sheinbein was killed in 2014 in an Israeli prison

The inmate who killed serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, Christopher Scarver said one of the reasons he did was that Dahmer shaped his prison food into mini sculptures resembling human limbs. Wisconsin prison, 1994

Elmer Wayne Henley Jr., 17, is booked on a murder charge after killing Dean Corll, 33. Corll was a serial killer who murdered at least 29 young men and boys. Initially called a hero for killing Corll, Henley soon confessed to being the older man’s accomplice, Texas, August 9, 1973 .

Queen Elizabeth II moments before Marcus Sarjeant fires six blank shots at her, 1981 (640×490)

2021 Russian military artwork blending Orthodox Christian and Soviet symbols

Green Giant Vegetables featuring Art Linkletter, 1952

“We will punch Saddam and the Ba’thist Party so hard that they will never rise again.” 1980

Siniristi (Blue Cross) was a Finnish Nazi magazine published between 1931 & 1939

Japanese postcard (1940’s)

World War 2 vets at the Legion. My wife’s uncles.

Gaza hospital // United Kingdom // 2014

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