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"What will Jane Fonda think of you now?" 1978 Vietnam invasion of Cambodia

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Annoying my big brother once too often, 1972

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My Lai Massacre victims lie on the road between My Lai and My Khe, where American forces systematically murdered 500 Vietnamese civilians. March 16, 1968. Quang Ngai, Vietnam.

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A young woman who survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki , August 1945.

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Stephen and Viola Armstrong watching their son Neil become the first person to walk on the Moon, 1969.

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Haitian suspected of being a multiple assassin for President Aristide's Lavalas party, is held captive by a vigilante, three days after the president's departure, March 2004.

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Little girl in kimono, Japan 1950s

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Wedding rings that were removed from holocaust victims before they were executed, 1945.

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"With an attitude like that you'll never make it big like me..." (2015)

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Palestinian woman from Jaffa holding a basket of oranges, 1937.

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Hands across America 1986

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Two brothers, seated for a family photo in the Kovno ghetto in Lithuania. Shortly after this photo, the two boys were deported and did not survive the Holocaust (1944)

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"What will Jane Fonda think of you now?" 1978 Vietnam invasion of Cambodia

Annoying my big brother once too often, 1972

My Lai Massacre victims lie on the road between My Lai and My Khe, where American forces systematically murdered 500 Vietnamese civilians. March 16, 1968. Quang Ngai, Vietnam.

A young woman who survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki , August 1945.

Stephen and Viola Armstrong watching their son Neil become the first person to walk on the Moon, 1969.

Haitian suspected of being a multiple assassin for President Aristide's Lavalas party, is held captive by a vigilante, three days after the president's departure, March 2004.

Little girl in kimono, Japan 1950s

Wedding rings that were removed from holocaust victims before they were executed, 1945.

"With an attitude like that you'll never make it big like me..." (2015)

Palestinian woman from Jaffa holding a basket of oranges, 1937.

Hands across America 1986

Two brothers, seated for a family photo in the Kovno ghetto in Lithuania. Shortly after this photo, the two boys were deported and did not survive the Holocaust (1944)