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My grandfather (middle) and the two men who stood in front of and behind him in line at Auschwitz. 77322, 77323, and 77325. All survived the holocaust, emigrated to the United States, and stayed in touch. This photo was taken in the mid ’80s.
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“Our colored fighters”1916 USA
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Demmin, a German city overwhelmed by the bodies of suicide victims. Soviet officers observe the bodies of two German civilians who committed suicide in April 1945. | Anonymous
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“Terror strikes in Grozny” (International Herald Tribune, 2004)
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A young girl is murdered in the city of Miropol, Ukraine. More than 250 civilians were massacred in this way in the garden of the city’s town hall. (October 13, 1941)
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My grandparents at their elopement in Reno in 1942
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Vodka brought a lot of misfortune and evil to the family. USSR 1985
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B-17G Fortress aircraft ‘Pistol Packin Mama’ of the 91st Bomb Group, 324th Bomb Squadron based at RAF Bassingbourn, England, 1944.
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People’s Pharmacy, Washington, D.C. around 1920.
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Where there is vodka, there is crime. USSR 70s
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Mom and Dad, leaving their wedding in 1945 Laffayette Louisiana
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‘Mexico for Liberty’ (1942)
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My Mom & Great Aunt in Queens, NY
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My Grandpa and his friends with their cars
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Benito Mussolini with his Wife Donna Rachele at the Beach, 1920’s
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1950s/60s properganda aginest cuban refuggess in Miami
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Barbarity vs Civilization by René Georges Harmann-Paul 1899
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Parade of deported Germans in October 1959 West Germany protesting post WW2 era treatment (1280×841)
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Fisher Price Little People Village (1973)
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«The new Nazi salute (required)» Dutch Anti-Nazi postcard, 1944
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My grandfather (middle) and the two men who stood in front of and behind him in line at Auschwitz. 77322, 77323, and 77325. All survived the holocaust, emigrated to the United States, and stayed in touch. This photo was taken in the mid ’80s.

“Our colored fighters”1916 USA

Demmin, a German city overwhelmed by the bodies of suicide victims. Soviet officers observe the bodies of two German civilians who committed suicide in April 1945. | Anonymous

“Terror strikes in Grozny” (International Herald Tribune, 2004)

A young girl is murdered in the city of Miropol, Ukraine. More than 250 civilians were massacred in this way in the garden of the city’s town hall. (October 13, 1941)

My grandparents at their elopement in Reno in 1942

Vodka brought a lot of misfortune and evil to the family. USSR 1985

B-17G Fortress aircraft ‘Pistol Packin Mama’ of the 91st Bomb Group, 324th Bomb Squadron based at RAF Bassingbourn, England, 1944.

People’s Pharmacy, Washington, D.C. around 1920.

Where there is vodka, there is crime. USSR 70s

Mom and Dad, leaving their wedding in 1945 Laffayette Louisiana

‘Mexico for Liberty’ (1942)

My Mom & Great Aunt in Queens, NY

My Grandpa and his friends with their cars

Benito Mussolini with his Wife Donna Rachele at the Beach, 1920’s

1950s/60s properganda aginest cuban refuggess in Miami

Barbarity vs Civilization by René Georges Harmann-Paul 1899

Parade of deported Germans in October 1959 West Germany protesting post WW2 era treatment (1280×841)

Fisher Price Little People Village (1973)

«The new Nazi salute (required)» Dutch Anti-Nazi postcard, 1944

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