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Young Mexican Americans stripped and beaten on the streets of Los Angeles in 1943, due to wearing Zoot Suits.
NATO leaflet during the Kosovo War (Late 1990’s)
1979 islamic revolution of Iran. Mahvash aminzadeh, captured maid of the palace, beaten and burned alive by sardar salami and other Revolutionaries (sardar salami is the man holding her left shoulder, he was assassinated in the first day of the 12 day war) ( 1200x900px )
|Ralph Nader Campaign| 2004
‘Homosexual diseases threaten American families’ – US Anti Gay Poster – 1983

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  • Ad for McDonald’s Breakfast from 1977.
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  • Small girl posing by herself for hel solo shot. There seems to be no sign of posing stand or clap so this all on her own, 1910s.
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  • “Father, forgive them! They know not what they do…” USA, 1986
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  • Renewment in Portugal. Freedom in Greece. A new Hope in Spain. No News from the Gulag Archipel (1974)
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  • After this, how good Spain will be! 40s
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  • “Gradual Changes in the Headgear of German Social Democracy,” Crocodile Magazine, USSR, 1930.
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  • Ronald DeFeo Jr. in custody for the murder of his six family members with a rifle as they slept in their beds at 112 Ocean Avenue, Amityville, New York. 1974. .
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  • My grandparents on Christmas 1964. He was a fun guy and I love the curlers in her hair.
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  • Daguerreotype of a young lady with a book, 1850s-60s
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  • “Communist Theory and Practice,” cartoon from a Dutch magazine, 1979
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  • April 1980 ‘Jog Bike. Volley in this two-piece athetic suit’
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  • ‘The international geophysical year’ Punch (magazine), United Kingdom 1956
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  • My grandparents in Appalachian TN, some time in the 1970s
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  • “How They Lie” is a fragment of a Nazi pamphlet, 1940.
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  • My great aunt Galina, 1963
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  • The Massacre of the Manyuema Women at Nyangwe by Arab slavers. From the Journals of David Livingstone in Central Africa, 1871
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  • Massive Anti-Nazi Protest in Berlin, 1933. (970×747)
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  • Gebirgsjäger mountain infantry manning an MG-34 machine gun at a field exercise in Norway
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  • Poster for a Steve Martin performance, 1976
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  • ‘Universal and Complete DISARMAMENT’ – Moscow (1962)
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  • One of the only known photos ever taken of British Queen Victoria smiling, 1897. Despite her reputation as a serious, humorless monarch (epitomized by the apocryphal quote ‘We are not amused’) those close to her considered the Queen to have quite a sense of humor. (1727×1348)
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