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My Grandfather, WW2, 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles Battle of the Bulge, double Purple Heart, Bronze Star and Silver Star, and Tour of Completion.
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Mama's 81st Birthday (1981)
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'The First Day of Peace' — Soviet painting (1975) by Boris Okorokov
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Runway icon Yasmeen Ghauri, who broke through industry barriers to become Patrick Demarchelier’s favorite subject (1990s)
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Pierce Brosnan in the 80s I believe. Im not gay but if I was...
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Me (1) and my mother (19) in 1999
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Gillian Anderson circa 1995
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Christopher Reeve & 4-year-old son Will at the Atlanta Paralympics opening ceremony, 1996
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A Ukrainian woman from the village of Yabluniv, 1899.
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My Mum, in her youth, c. late 1950s
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Homeless boys huffing glue, Bucharest 1998.[1920x1270]
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Anti-war advocate, Major General Smedley Butler was a legendary U.S. Marine Corps general who earned two Medals of Honor and later exposed how foreign military interventions served corporate financial agendas, 1920s
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Königstein Fortress, Germany
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"Shen Yun: China Before Communism" (Falun Gong, U.S.A., 2023)
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Gary Sinise here. Found this photo from my early days at Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago. One of my fondest memories going back to 1975.
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Double amputee SGT Ralph Neppel is kissed by his fiancee Jean Moore after receiving the Medal of Honor from President Truman - August 23, 1945 [1300x1337]
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Bette Davis was the only white performer who agreed to be part of Hattie McDaniel's performing troupe to entertain Black servicemen during WWII.
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Me & my dad (90s)
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20 years ago, Abeer al-Janabi (14) was assaulted 3 times alternately by U.S. soldiers after they executed her entire family, and her body was burned afterward to cover up the 2006 Mahmudiyah war crime [550x450].
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My grandma happily holding her daughter, 1969.
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Katharine Hepburn shoveling snow from the roof of her New York townhouse, 1988. She was 81 years old.
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Woody Allen tries to embarrass 17-year-old Twiggy, but she pulls the ultimate Uno reverse card (1967).
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Boys hold the latest Beatles album in Havana, Cuba, 1965
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Robin Williams as Popeye, Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl, and Paul L. Smith as Bluto on the set of Robert Altman's film Popeye (1980).
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My dad being surprised on his birthday at work by a stripper in the 80s
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In 1965, Lucille Ball was the ‘queen of all she surveyed’ as the sole female head of a major Hollywood studio she successfully greenlit and championed iconic hits like Star Trek and Mission Impossible
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Joan Cusack as Debbie Jellinsky in "Addams Family Values"(1993)
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My grandparents on their wedding day in South Korea 1940
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A Guatemalan woman kisses her husband, found in a clandestine grave [2002]. The husband died during the Maya genocide, the mass killing of 166.000 Mayan perpetrated by the Guatemalan government, installed by the CIA in a 1954 coup, as part of the Guatemalan Civil War (1960-1996).
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Two little girls are entranced by a grate, ignoring all the modern art around them. Taken at the San Francisco Museum of Art. By Herb Slodounik (1963)
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