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General Heinz Guderian watches on as Panzergruppe 2 push deeper into the Soviet Union. 1941
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Martin luther king among a group of pro civil rights Jews in Florida state. Circa 1960. (700×467)
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Kennedy Motorcade – Houston, TX November 21, 1963
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Fidel Castro laughing at a newspaper headline while visiting New York in 1959 [634×674]
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Construction of USS Shenandoah (ZR 1) at Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, New Jersey, 29 May 1923.
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Actress Bea Arthur when she was in the US Marine Corps, 1943 [400×515]
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Front view of Nellie, experimental, 130 ton, British underground tank. Intended to advance on enemy positions at 0.5 mph at the bottom of a trench that it itself was digging. July 1941
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Silhouette of the Titanic at Queenstown on her maiden voyage, 1912. [900 x 695]
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Einstein drops the Wings of Pacifism and raise the Sword of preparedness against an increasingly hostile Germany, circa 1933.
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Living the High Life (late 50s/early 60s)
Living the High Life (late 50s/early 60s)
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GIs of the 3rd Division make a gruesome discovery at Dachau, 1945
Charles Thompson greets his new classmates at Public School No. 27 in September 1954, less than four months after the Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation was unconstitutional. Charles was the only African-American child in the school. Photo by Richard Stacks for the Baltimore Sun. [1200×926]
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Charles Thompson greets his new classmates at Public School No. 27 in September 1954, less than four months after the Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation was unconstitutional. Charles was the only African-American child in the school. Photo by Richard Stacks for the Baltimore Sun. [1200×926]
