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A 13-year-old Palestinian boy lies dead on streets of Haifa during the civil war in Mandatory Palestine. Passing by him are British soldiers in the process of withdrawing from the Mandate, April 1948 .
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PFC George Kelly of Philadelphia near Bütgenbach, Belgium, in early January, 1945. Kelly was KIA a few days later on January 10, 1945.
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An officer halts traffic to make way for a cat carrying a kitten across the street, 1925
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Princess Lalla Fatima Zohra of Morocco before leaving for her wedding, 1949
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The first Czechoslovakian president Tomas Garrigue Masaryk on his horse in the head of a morale-boosting military parade on the Wenceslas Square, Prague, held as a celebration of the 15th anniversary of the country's creation, 28th October 1933.
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Polish Women's Auxiliary Service volunteers in Palestine, 1943. Polish 2nd Corps under the command of Gen. Władysław Anders. Photo by Press Service of Polish Army in the Middle East.
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"Father of the Hydrogen Bomb" Edward Teller poses next to the Soviet Tsar Bomba H-Bomb in Snezhinsk, Russia. 1994.
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Red Army prisoners of war forced to dig their own graves by Wehrmacht soldiers, Eastern Front, Autumn 1941. .
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Pfc Raymond Jacobs F Company 2/28 Marines, 5th Marine Division stands atop Mt Surbiachi on Iwo Jima, 23rd February 1945. He was involved in the first flag raising, photographed by Louis Lowery. 2 weeks later he was wounded by a mortar and evacuated off the island.
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