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Vietnam War POW Doug Hegdahl pretended to be illiterate to fool his captors, who believed him to be so stupid that they gave him almost free rein of the camp. He secretly memorized the details of about 256 POWs that he passed on after his release 1967.
The last public appearance of Chinese leader Mao Zedong before his death. May 27, 1976.
From Seventeen Magazine, April 1970 ||| Advertisement for Counselor’s Turned-On Bath Scales
«capitalism is shit» Moscow,1994
Saudi gang leader Rashash Al-Otaibi’s headless body on a crucifix (1989)
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A Japanese-American family returns home from an internment camp to find their home vandalized with racial slurs, 1945.
Azerbaijani cartoon (1907) showing the devil crying as an Armenian and a Muslim cease fighting and embrace.
Charles Manson’s initial booking photo after the Tate–LaBianca murders, 1969
In Pyongyang, North Korea (2012), a child aims a toy gun at a depiction of a U.S. soldier while playing a game
Rosa Ingram and her teen sons were sentenced to Georgia’s electric chair in 1948 after they murdered a white neighbor who attempted to sexually assault their mother.
Former First Lady of the United States, Eleanor Roosevelt, holding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a document she helped create for the United Nations. (1949)(1280×1008)
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Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany inspecting troops (circa 1915)
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Little girl sits at the edge of a chair with a white big bow on her head, glass negative 1890s.
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Mussolini giving the ‘Roman Salute’ infront of a statue of Augustus Caesar,1935 (777×1024)
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Matt Wuerker (published in 2011)
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Jewish-Austrian Nazi Hunter Simon Wiesenthal holding a photo of Walter Rauff, a former German SS commander that lived openly in Chile. Rauff never faced extradition and died in 1984. (1973 photo)(2000×1446)
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Pablo Picasso and his muse Sylvette David, now Lydia Corbett, 1954 (1078×1354)
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Young woman wrestles a police officer as he drags her to the car due the early 1920s rules about morality and ‘Bathing suits’, Chicago 1922.
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My Brother and his cousins enjoying July 1952!
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Eiffel Tower 1888
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US 4.2-inch mortar during the Battle of the Bulge… December 1944.
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One ride Yankee papa 13. Vietnam war, 1965. (1024×788)
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” God is with us” Date unknown and author unknown
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November, 1919 Ad for Log Cabin Syrup.
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Woman being rescued from underneath the debris of the Blitz (1940 or 41)
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