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“FIAT” propaganda poster from fascist Italy, 1926.
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King Neptune oversees a “Line crossing ceremony” for crossing the Equator on USS Lexington CV-16 in Early 1944. Sailors who have already crossed the Equator are called Shellbacks or Sons of Neptune. Those who have not yet crossed the Equator are nicknamed Pollywogs.
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My parents as newlyweds in 1962.
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German war criminals laugh at a translation mistake during the Nuremberg Trials, 1945. (962 x 709)
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“My torturer is on the loose!” Soviet poster about victims of the Nazi concentration camps. 1965.
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Israeli poster from the Yom Kippur War. 1973
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Dead Italian soldier holding a photograph of his child, north Africa, 1940, WWII
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Shag door knob, scale and tissue covers. Sears, 1970s
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Thinking Americans Today…Are Not Too Free With Speech. Budweiser, 1944
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“We do not recognize the Palestine Liberation Organization.” 1971.
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Indian soldiers scouting Pakistani positions in Kashmir during the 1999 Kargil War
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“Threats To Peace,” c. 1970
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1926 photo of Eduard Bloch, Jewish Austrian physician who was the Hitler family’s personal doctor. He treated Adolf Hitler’s mother for breast cancer, reducing or outright eliminating her medical bills. Hitler later declared him an “honorary Aryan” & allowed him to escape to the US. (379×445)
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Anti-Western Fashion Soviet Poster, 1970s
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My mama in the early or mid 1950s. She turns 91 y. o. this month.
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H.A.S.H Jeans, 1978
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My Grandma in 1943, Age 15
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National socialist league propaganda 1970’s
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President Lyndon B Johnson at the signing of the Civil Rights Act, 1964. Political figures such as Robert Kennedy & Hubert Humphrey can be seen in the background. Both Martin Luther King Jr. & FBI director J Edgar Hoover, who launched a campaign of subterfuge against him, are present (8578×8380)
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British cartoon showing Churchill embracing the Soviet bear during the Second World War, but condemning it in the interwar and postwar periods, 1946.
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1900s

“FIAT” propaganda poster from fascist Italy, 1926.

King Neptune oversees a “Line crossing ceremony” for crossing the Equator on USS Lexington CV-16 in Early 1944. Sailors who have already crossed the Equator are called Shellbacks or Sons of Neptune. Those who have not yet crossed the Equator are nicknamed Pollywogs.

My parents as newlyweds in 1962.

German war criminals laugh at a translation mistake during the Nuremberg Trials, 1945. (962 x 709)

“My torturer is on the loose!” Soviet poster about victims of the Nazi concentration camps. 1965.

Israeli poster from the Yom Kippur War. 1973

Dead Italian soldier holding a photograph of his child, north Africa, 1940, WWII

Shag door knob, scale and tissue covers. Sears, 1970s

Thinking Americans Today…Are Not Too Free With Speech. Budweiser, 1944

“We do not recognize the Palestine Liberation Organization.” 1971.

Indian soldiers scouting Pakistani positions in Kashmir during the 1999 Kargil War

“Threats To Peace,” c. 1970

Anti-Western Fashion Soviet Poster, 1970s

My mama in the early or mid 1950s. She turns 91 y. o. this month.

H.A.S.H Jeans, 1978

My Grandma in 1943, Age 15

National socialist league propaganda 1970’s

President Lyndon B Johnson at the signing of the Civil Rights Act, 1964. Political figures such as Robert Kennedy & Hubert Humphrey can be seen in the background. Both Martin Luther King Jr. & FBI director J Edgar Hoover, who launched a campaign of subterfuge against him, are present (8578×8380)

British cartoon showing Churchill embracing the Soviet bear during the Second World War, but condemning it in the interwar and postwar periods, 1946.

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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)