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A US soldier rests in what used to be Saddam’s chair under a painting of Uday playing with a tiger, watched by his parents Saddam and Sajeda, April 2003.

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Civil war veteran poses with his grandchildren, circa 1880. Cabinet card

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The first ever underwater photograph taken in the South of France at a depth of 164 feet by Louis Boutan in 1899

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"We are part of a great Russia." Russia. School. 2017.

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The first photograph of Chernobyl was taken 14 hours after the explosion on April 26, 1986. It was taken from a helicopter assessing the radiation levels in the accident zone.

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Ali Khamenei in trench during Iran-Iraq war (1980s)

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1967, California. My mom at 7 years old in her Girl Scouts uniform, receiving a pin from her mom.

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Smoking marijuana with a shotgun, Vietnam, 1968.

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John Denver and Johnny Cash sing "Take Me Home, Country Roads" in their only ever performance together, 1978

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An image of the most lethal sniper in history, the White Death. It is estimated that Simo Häyhä killed more than 500 enemy soldiers during the winter conflict. (1940)

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My Grandfather on the beach in Papua New Guinea, 1943.

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British Army Private Carl Hineatt, 19, leaves his IFV after it was set ablaze by petrol bombs in Basra, September 19, 2005. He suffered burns to almost 40% of his body and underwent 25 operations over five years.

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A US soldier rests in what used to be Saddam’s chair under a painting of Uday playing with a tiger, watched by his parents Saddam and Sajeda, April 2003.

Civil war veteran poses with his grandchildren, circa 1880. Cabinet card

The first ever underwater photograph taken in the South of France at a depth of 164 feet by Louis Boutan in 1899

"We are part of a great Russia." Russia. School. 2017.

The first photograph of Chernobyl was taken 14 hours after the explosion on April 26, 1986. It was taken from a helicopter assessing the radiation levels in the accident zone.

Ali Khamenei in trench during Iran-Iraq war (1980s)

1967, California. My mom at 7 years old in her Girl Scouts uniform, receiving a pin from her mom.

Smoking marijuana with a shotgun, Vietnam, 1968.

John Denver and Johnny Cash sing "Take Me Home, Country Roads" in their only ever performance together, 1978

An image of the most lethal sniper in history, the White Death. It is estimated that Simo Häyhä killed more than 500 enemy soldiers during the winter conflict. (1940)

My Grandfather on the beach in Papua New Guinea, 1943.

British Army Private Carl Hineatt, 19, leaves his IFV after it was set ablaze by petrol bombs in Basra, September 19, 2005. He suffered burns to almost 40% of his body and underwent 25 operations over five years.