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Winston Churchill and his White Rhinoceros 1907 Uganda (1517x977) Explained in Comments
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Bodies of U.S. POWs lined up and murdered by Germans near Wahlhausen, Luxembourg, January 1945
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Serbian paramilitary soldier kicks the bodies of Bosnian Muslim civilians he shot earlier. The soldiers were part of a unit named "the Tigers", who were known to be brutal and never take prisoners. March 1992 (1240x828)
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Robert Peary at the North Pole cheering the 'Stars and Stripes'. Peary was an American explorer, and claimed to be the first to have reached the geographic North Pole. Peary's claim was certified by the National Geographic Society, a major sponsor of his expedition (Arctic 1909)
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A substitute telephone was installed to protect a robin that built its nest in a phone booth. White Oak, Maryland, 1966.
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Jackie Arklöv, Liberian-German (adopted and raised in Sweden) mercenary on the Herzeg-Bosnia side and a war criminal. In the photo from the 1990s, he is about 20 years old and wearing his own informal uniform. In Sweden he took part in a bank robbery for which he received a life sentence.
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Portrait of Amy Johnson. She was a pioneering English pilot who was the first woman to fly solo from London to Australia. She flew in the Second World War as a part of the Air Transport Auxiliary and disappeared during a ferry flight (United Kingdom 1933)
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Photo of Crazy Horse with Buffalo Bill, Chief Joseph, and Wild Bill Hickok circa 1875-1880
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Soviet MGB officers negotiate with UPA militants (Ukrainian separatists) blocked in an underground bunker, 1946 (800х451)
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A defected Iranian soldier being lifted by protestors against the Pahlavi dynasty during the Iranian Revolution. January 1979.
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