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Photo of a German mother crying after finding out her captured son didn’t survive in Soviet Union POW camps. (1955)(1280×1692)
The German–Soviet military parade in Brest-Litovsk: an official ceremony held by the troops of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union on September 22, 1939, during the invasion of Poland
Just when you thought 50s foods couldn’t get any weirder (The pink monstrosity is the Frozen Party Salad.)
Chef Boyardee Pizza in a Skillet (1979)
Field-Marshal Wilhelm Keitel signs the documents for the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany, ending 5 years and 8 months of war in Europe. May 8th 1945
A poor family from Alabama who were presented as “celebrities” due to escaping the effects of hookworm disease, which was brought upon by geophagia. (clay eating) 1913 (1338×804)
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Jean Shepherd at NYC’s Limelight in 1965. Photo Courtesy: Dave Michelsohn
88-year-old Otto Frank (1889-1980) inaugurating the Statue of Anne Frank, Amsterdam 1977
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Museum of Science in Boston, Halloween Party, Youngsters Wear ET Mask (Friday, Oct. 29, 1982) (photo: Mike Kullen)
William Jennings Bryan (left), Democratic nominee for President, on the campaign trail with his wife and assistant, Mary, in Crestline, Ohio, August 1896
The Gibb family with Andy but not Lesley as I presume she was back in Australia when this was taken. Rear: Maurice, Barry and Robin. Front: Dad Hugh, Andy and Mom Barbara Gibb. 1970
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