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“Second Amendment Scoreboard” (2010)

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American film actress Veronica Lake illustrates what can happen to women war workers who wear their hair long while working at their benches, in a factory somewhere in America, on November 9, 1943.

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A Dutch athlete receives a portrait of Adolf Hitler as a prize from General Schumann, The Netherlands, 1941

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My great great great grandma, 1938

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Ava Gardner, in her famous “mug” shot in 1942

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An American solider, smoking on a ledge overlooking the German town of Cochem. January 9th, 1919.

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African-Americans protest against the Vietnam war during the Harlem Peace March, 1967

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Benito Mussolini with his nose in a bandage after being shot by Violet Gibson. He had turned his head at the last so the bullet merely grazed his nose. 1926 (1080x1080)

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Two Children (Norwegian 1942)

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Marguerite Headen sits with a photo of her late husband, John M. Smith, who went MIA with 2 other U.S. Marines in Okinawa in 1945. Their remains had just been identified. The three were murdered in retaliation for raping local women. Headen was in total denial of the story (Ohio, 2000) .

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Pregnant woman modeling at a fashion show at San Jacinto Mall in Baytown, TX put on by Lee College fashion merchandising management class (1985)

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US Army soldier Jonathan Millantz (left) and Lt. Phil Blanchard (right) smile as an Iraqi detainee is forced to hold up a large wooden board. Millantz claims the detainee held the board for 45 minutes until his wrists eventually broke from the strain. (Approx 2003)

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“Second Amendment Scoreboard” (2010)

American film actress Veronica Lake illustrates what can happen to women war workers who wear their hair long while working at their benches, in a factory somewhere in America, on November 9, 1943.

A Dutch athlete receives a portrait of Adolf Hitler as a prize from General Schumann, The Netherlands, 1941

My great great great grandma, 1938

Ava Gardner, in her famous “mug” shot in 1942

An American solider, smoking on a ledge overlooking the German town of Cochem. January 9th, 1919.

African-Americans protest against the Vietnam war during the Harlem Peace March, 1967

Benito Mussolini with his nose in a bandage after being shot by Violet Gibson. He had turned his head at the last so the bullet merely grazed his nose. 1926 (1080x1080)

Two Children (Norwegian 1942)

Marguerite Headen sits with a photo of her late husband, John M. Smith, who went MIA with 2 other U.S. Marines in Okinawa in 1945. Their remains had just been identified. The three were murdered in retaliation for raping local women. Headen was in total denial of the story (Ohio, 2000) .

Pregnant woman modeling at a fashion show at San Jacinto Mall in Baytown, TX put on by Lee College fashion merchandising management class (1985)

US Army soldier Jonathan Millantz (left) and Lt. Phil Blanchard (right) smile as an Iraqi detainee is forced to hold up a large wooden board. Millantz claims the detainee held the board for 45 minutes until his wrists eventually broke from the strain. (Approx 2003)