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A 30 year difference (Chappate, 2017)
On August 7th 1930, Thomas Shipp and Abram Smith were lynched in the town center of Marion, Indiana. Photographer Lawrence Beitler captured the scene, creating what became the most iconic photograph of lynching in America. The case was never solved.
San Francisco’s Cliff House, early 1900.
A WW2 era Mercedes-Benz propaganda poster showcasing their contributions to the German war machine.
Classmates on the first day of the school in Beslan, 1st September 2004. No one survived from this photo.
Soldiers at a firearms demonstration. China, 1972. Photo by Horst Faas
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My paternal grandparent’s wedding photo (1936)
Soviet anti-Chinese poster in a military base in Mongolia: “Soldier! Remember! This wild Chinese is 6 kilometers away from you!”, 1980s
Anti-apartheid sign in Karachi, (then British India). Circa 1940s (pre-partition)
Leftist woman handing out anti-shah manifesto. Tehran, iran, 1979. (688×473)
2500-year celebration of the Persian Empire. Persepolis, Iran. October 1971
“The Islamic State Is Remaining, Because it was established on the skulls of crusaders” (Iraq, 2008)
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