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‘We Will Never Forgive the Criminals Who Changed the World Like This.’ (Japan 2005)
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Propaganda canned food in Ukraine 2020
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Exiled former German Emperor Wilhelm II (door), greeting German soldiers during the German occupation of the Netherlands. He gave himself credit for the success of the German military in WW2 before dying in June 1941 (photo May 1940)(640×410)
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Osborne I (1981)
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‘Come out you cuckold | Cuckolds we come!’ – Flag from the english civil war, (obverse & reverse), Carried by Sir Horatio Cary, referring to Robert Devereux, the 3rd Earl of Essex. 1642
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My grandaunts Leah and Jeanne on the grass with seven other women. One of them looks like Eleanor Roosevelt, but I’m not certain that she is.
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Chiang Wei-kuo, son of Chinese president Chiang Kai-shek, in his Wehrmacht uniform during his service in the German military. Participated in the German annexation of Austria and the Sudetenland as a lieutenant. (1939)(399×320)
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German Nazi defendants during a trial in Lithuania pose with collected evidence about a suspected insurrection in Klaipėda. Originally sentenced to death, the German Nazis were later granted amnesty due to foreign pressure. (1935)(932×641)
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‘Don’t Be So Shy, Little Swiss, It’s Not About the Size of Your Flag!“ Swiss Anti-Nazi Caricature 1938
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‘1 billion people, 29 nations, 70 years – #WEARENATO’ – 70th NATO anniversary poster in London. UK, 2019.

1904 photo of a young man named Clark Smith with smallpox. Benton County, Iowa.

‘During rush hour in the Moscow metro.’ Cartoon from the British magazine Punch dated July 15, 1936

My Dad, in England, spring 1944, 22 years old.

Shirley Simkins and Sally Hayes, Lfersavers, 1957

‘We Will Never Forgive the Criminals Who Changed the World Like This.’ (Japan 2005)

Propaganda canned food in Ukraine 2020

Exiled former German Emperor Wilhelm II (door), greeting German soldiers during the German occupation of the Netherlands. He gave himself credit for the success of the German military in WW2 before dying in June 1941 (photo May 1940)(640×410)

Osborne I (1981)

‘Come out you cuckold | Cuckolds we come!’ – Flag from the english civil war, (obverse & reverse), Carried by Sir Horatio Cary, referring to Robert Devereux, the 3rd Earl of Essex. 1642

My grandaunts Leah and Jeanne on the grass with seven other women. One of them looks like Eleanor Roosevelt, but I’m not certain that she is.

Chiang Wei-kuo, son of Chinese president Chiang Kai-shek, in his Wehrmacht uniform during his service in the German military. Participated in the German annexation of Austria and the Sudetenland as a lieutenant. (1939)(399×320)

German Nazi defendants during a trial in Lithuania pose with collected evidence about a suspected insurrection in Klaipėda. Originally sentenced to death, the German Nazis were later granted amnesty due to foreign pressure. (1935)(932×641)

‘Don’t Be So Shy, Little Swiss, It’s Not About the Size of Your Flag!“ Swiss Anti-Nazi Caricature 1938

Borden’s Cream Cheese in ”Butter Dish” bars, 1960

”Area of Agreement – ATOMIC WAR COULD DESTROY CIVILIZATION – YOU SAID IT” – American cartoon made by Herbert Block (”The Washington Post”), April 1954

Starshells or other pyrotechnics over Iwo Jima, night of 19 Feb 1945,

“Before…” and “…After” – Palestinian Poster quoting the Balfour Declaration on its 100th Anniversary: “Nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine” by the Palestinian Mission to the UK (2017)

Choreographer George Balanchine and fans in Tblisi, Georgia, 1962

A Tiger I and two Camel Mk.IV walk into a bar in North Africa in 1943 and…

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