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The wedding of Arthur Oxford and Georgina Wright of Barking Road taking their wedding vows in the bombed out church of St Bartholomew's Church in East Ham London 1941

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The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France located in Colleville-sur-Mer, established on June 8, 1944 contains the graves of 9,389 soldiers; including 45 pairs of brothers, a father and his son, an uncle and his nephew, 2 pairs of cousins, 3 generals, and 4 chaplains

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Aerial photograph of battleship Missouri during the Tokyo Bay surrender ceremony, 2 Sep 1945

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British champion weightlifter Ivy Russell, poses with her trophy after her victory over Tillie Tinmouth with the winning lift: 369.5 pounds, at 5ft 7, 126 pounds. 13 of April of 1932

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A crowd of African-American immigrants boards a ship bound for Liberia. New York, 21 March 1896.

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Victims of the French serial killer,Henri Désiré Landru, between 1915 and 1919. .

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Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt delivering the eulogy at the funeral for Field Marshal Erwin Rommel in Ulm, Germany 18 October 1944. Rommel was given a state funeral in exchange for committing suicide after he was implicated in the 20 July plot against Hitler

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Italian traveler Attilio Gatti with two hired pygmies and a gorilla caught by them in the Belgian Congo, 1930.

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NASA test pilot Bill Dana watches as the Boeing NB-52B mothership "Balls 8" flies overhead after a research flight in the HL-10 lifting body aircraft. 20 May 1969

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British and French soldiers relaxing in 1855 during the Crimean War photographed by Roger Fenton.

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A wounded German prisoner of war (POW) awaits medical treatment along the bank of the Volturno River, Italy. 17 October 1943

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Stalin's successor Georgy Malenkov during a visit to London in 1956

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The wedding of Arthur Oxford and Georgina Wright of Barking Road taking their wedding vows in the bombed out church of St Bartholomew's Church in East Ham London 1941

The Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France located in Colleville-sur-Mer, established on June 8, 1944 contains the graves of 9,389 soldiers; including 45 pairs of brothers, a father and his son, an uncle and his nephew, 2 pairs of cousins, 3 generals, and 4 chaplains

Aerial photograph of battleship Missouri during the Tokyo Bay surrender ceremony, 2 Sep 1945

British champion weightlifter Ivy Russell, poses with her trophy after her victory over Tillie Tinmouth with the winning lift: 369.5 pounds, at 5ft 7, 126 pounds. 13 of April of 1932

A crowd of African-American immigrants boards a ship bound for Liberia. New York, 21 March 1896.

Victims of the French serial killer,Henri Désiré Landru, between 1915 and 1919. .

Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt delivering the eulogy at the funeral for Field Marshal Erwin Rommel in Ulm, Germany 18 October 1944. Rommel was given a state funeral in exchange for committing suicide after he was implicated in the 20 July plot against Hitler

Italian traveler Attilio Gatti with two hired pygmies and a gorilla caught by them in the Belgian Congo, 1930.

NASA test pilot Bill Dana watches as the Boeing NB-52B mothership "Balls 8" flies overhead after a research flight in the HL-10 lifting body aircraft. 20 May 1969

British and French soldiers relaxing in 1855 during the Crimean War photographed by Roger Fenton.

A wounded German prisoner of war (POW) awaits medical treatment along the bank of the Volturno River, Italy. 17 October 1943

Stalin's successor Georgy Malenkov during a visit to London in 1956