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Freedom advocates marching to demand the end of alcohol Prohibition Era, NY, 1932. |
A joyous crowd celebrates the end of Prohibition on Broadway, NY, on 5th December 1933. |
Emmy Hennings on stage as 'truth-speaking' spider with Nachlass Hugo Ball, Zürich, 1915. |
The Ku Klux Klan march on Washington DC, August 1925. |
A soup kitchen in the Great Depression, Chicago, 1930. |
Baby Peggy - Captain January, 1924. |
Dalí Atomicus, 1948 (by Halsman). |
Alfred Hitchcock serves tea to the MGM mascot, Leo the lion, Hollywood, 1957. |
Bonzo and Edmund Gwenn playing chess, Hollywood, 1952. |
A zoo leeper gives a penguin a shower from a watering can, London, 1930. |
Black Union soldier sits by storefront of a former slave auctioneer, 1964. |
US soldiers escorting Dutch children after the liberation of their country, 1945. |
The Hindenburg tragedy, 6th May 1937. |
B-52s flying over Vesuvius erupting, Italy, 1944. |
Newspaper boy Ned Parfett sells copies of the Evening News telling of the Titanic maritime disaster, London, 16 April 1912. |
A wall of water caused by a nor'easter hurricane, Brooklyn, 1948. |
Wright brothers flight at Kittyhawk, 1903. |
Siamese twins Daisy and Violet Hilton, ca. 1920s (The sisters went on to star in Tod Browning's 1932 masterpiece "Freaks"). |
Soldier preparation for the battle at the front, England, 1915. |
Sitting Bull & Buffalo Bill, Montreal, 1885. |
Burning money during the inflation crisis in Germany, 1920s (Paper money was cheaper than coal and wood). |
St. Roch Cemetery, New Orleans, 1941 |
Having fun at breakfast, Berlin, ca. 1933. |
Electricians working at Eiffel Tower, Paris, 1937. |
A baby sitting in a pile of ostrich eggs with the mother benind, South Africa, 1939. |
Walking her crocodile, 1950s. |
Bryn's scooter, Edinburgh, 1967. |
Crowd of frightened Parisians duck down to evade German sniper fire following the Nazi surrender of Paris, 1945. |
Martin Luther King and his son taking away the burnt cross from the lawn of home, Atlanta, 1960. |
The first photo taken following the discovery of Machu Pichu in 1912. |
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