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The body of Quentin Roosevelt, youngest son of Teddy Roosevelt, lies next to his Nieuport 28. A pilot in the 95th Aero Squadron, Roosevelt was killed on July 14, 1918 when he was struck in the head by machine gun fire during a dogfight. The Germans buried him with full military honors.
Portraits of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin thrown in garbage cans, Berlin (Hellersdorf), 1991
A caricature of the war in Afghanistan, 2019
A poor rural family standing at attention for RFK’s funeral train, June 8, 1968
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World War 2 vets at the Legion. My wife’s uncles.
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Siniristi (Blue Cross) was a Finnish Nazi magazine published between 1931 & 1939
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Their Death is the Birthday of World Peace! Japan, WW2
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”THE RED BOGY” – anti-Nazi cartoon made by Polish-American artist Arthur Szyk, circa November 1943
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The body of The Goebbels family 1945. (1080 × 763)
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Poster for Thirteenth Naval District, United States Navy, showing a snake representing Japan being bombed by an eagle. An example of American propaganda during World War II. (Phil Von Phul; December 1941)
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Rat Wars of Alberta 1950’s
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(post 2) Women in arms: an armed nurse on the white side of the Finnish civil war, 1918
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Women in arms: a female red guard fighter in the Finnish civil war, 1918
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I’m so deeply sorry I took so long to post this but here is the 5th image from the 1990s kim il sung art book, this takes place either right before or during the korean war and shows kim il sung speaking with his closest men in the winter
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My great grandfather. Photo taken while at Ashford General Hospital after his plane was downed some time in WWII.
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Wehrmacht Troops Drinking; Circa 1940
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One ride Yankee papa 13. Vietnam war, 1965. (1024×788)
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US 4.2-inch mortar during the Battle of the Bulge… December 1944.
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