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1943: Ten years ago : the Nazis burned these books –but free Americans can still read them.
1980s photo of ‘Opium King’ Khun Sa, Burmese warlord & the dominant figure in the ‘Golden Triangle’ region from 1976-1996. Sa earned over $5,000,000,000 in drug sales & at one point supplied 1/4 of the worlds heroin. In 1996 he retired & spent the end of his life in ‘legitimate’ business (1920×1080)
‘Modern Hair Styling’ is a professional art, 1956.
A masked security guard stands watch over coffins at a temporary morgue set up at the Seguro Social baseball stadium in Mexico City, Sept. 22, 1985. (AP Photo)
The ISIS temptation (Chappate, 2015)
Marines on Iwo Jima when they got word that the Japanese had surrendered, March 1945
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Chef Boy-Ar-Dee pizza mix ad with Joe E. Ross (1968)
«The empire strikes back» The cover of Newsweek magazine, which was published on April 19, 1982, against the background of an image of the British aircraft carrier HMS Hermes heading south from Britain towards the Falkland Islands, which were recently occupied by Argentina. 1982.
North Korean painting of armistice signing (2009)
U.S. Marine Colonel Francis Fenton conducting the funeral of his son Private First Class Mike Fenton near Shuri, Okinawa, in May, 1945.
Amazingly poor life choices, enabled by cheese – Kraft (1949)
39 years ago today “New” Coke hit the market (1985)
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