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1945 Nuremberg Trials, Nazi officials, including Hermann Göring and Rudolf Hess, were seen laughing, famously captured in photos often captioned as a reaction to translation mistakes or witness testimony

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Out of the 750,000 who fought for the Confedaracy in the Civil War, these were the last 3 alive in 1951, together.

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My Nan and Pop on their wedding day, 1958

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Ota Benga, a Congolese Mbuti pygmy, exhibited in the monkey cage at the Bronx Zoo. He was forced to smile and show his sharpened teeth to thousands of visitors, 1906.

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Ignorance=Fear: Silence=Death by Keith Haring (1989)

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A mugshot of 11-year-old gangster Robert Sandifer. It is the only known photo of Sandifer, who killed a 14-year-old schoolgirl while shooting at rival gangsters, prior to his own murder by two teenage fellow gangsters. His short and violent life got national attention (Chicago, 1994) .

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Young lady posing for her double shot, Junction city, Kansas, 1917. glass negative

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Coffins of Communards following the suppression of the Paris Commune, 1871.

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Only known authentic photograph of Titanic's swimming pool 1912

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My grandpa George Clinton, backstage in the 70s 🖤

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A bridal party in the 70s

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January 31, 1990: The first McDonald's in the USSR opened in Moscow. Its opening was a real sensation: to get in, you had to wait in line for several hours.

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1945 Nuremberg Trials, Nazi officials, including Hermann Göring and Rudolf Hess, were seen laughing, famously captured in photos often captioned as a reaction to translation mistakes or witness testimony

Out of the 750,000 who fought for the Confedaracy in the Civil War, these were the last 3 alive in 1951, together.

My Nan and Pop on their wedding day, 1958

Ota Benga, a Congolese Mbuti pygmy, exhibited in the monkey cage at the Bronx Zoo. He was forced to smile and show his sharpened teeth to thousands of visitors, 1906.

Ignorance=Fear: Silence=Death by Keith Haring (1989)

A mugshot of 11-year-old gangster Robert Sandifer. It is the only known photo of Sandifer, who killed a 14-year-old schoolgirl while shooting at rival gangsters, prior to his own murder by two teenage fellow gangsters. His short and violent life got national attention (Chicago, 1994) .

Young lady posing for her double shot, Junction city, Kansas, 1917. glass negative

Coffins of Communards following the suppression of the Paris Commune, 1871.

Only known authentic photograph of Titanic's swimming pool 1912

My grandpa George Clinton, backstage in the 70s 🖤

A bridal party in the 70s

January 31, 1990: The first McDonald's in the USSR opened in Moscow. Its opening was a real sensation: to get in, you had to wait in line for several hours.