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Flight Attendants from New Zealand in the 1960s.
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Picture of Brünnhilde the cat taken in 1936 by Adolph E. Weidhaas. Credit & Collection: Library of Congress.
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Behind the scenes of Goldeneye, which had the largest amount of miniature work ever in a James Bond movie. 1995
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The Martyrdom of Saint Óscar Romero. While celebrating Mass, the Salvadoran Archbishop was assassinated by the military government for his outspoken advocacy for the poor (c. March 24, 1980)
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New York, 1946. Becoming parents is always an immense emotion. A man is immortalized as soon as he learns that he has become the father of triplets.
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Aerial view of Dresden city centre, the area around Pirnaischer Platz, devastated by the Anglo-American bombing of the 13th and 14th of February 1945 (Nazi Germany 1945)
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Former mafia boss John Gotti bleeding from his forehead after being assaulted by a fellow inmate in prison, 1996. (356x245)
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Even a public bathroom can tell a piece of modern history. The photographer is called Elliott Erwitt, and the photograph is titled “North Carolina, 1950”.
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Russian president Boris Yeltsin at the post-soviet funeral of the Romanovs, Tsar Nicholas II and his immediate family, 1998. Killed in 1918 & exhumed in 1991, their bodies were DNA tested and officially buried by the Russian government. (1366x710)
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German Luftwaffe Arado Ar 234 'Bltiz' (twin-engined) jet bomber, captured by U.S. Army forces, in a damaged hanger - Manching, Bavaria, Germany, c. late April 1945.
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