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POWs being searched in Koblenz, Germany
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On April 19, 1933, 400 “Baby Strikers” (as they were dubbed), ranging from 14 to 16 years of age, went to see Governor Gifford Pinchot in Harrisburg to explain the plight of their lives in sweatshops. The girl on the right of the picture above is Anna Miletics, age 15. She packed shirts in boxes for 9 cents an hour. Her earnings for eight days were $3.50, less a 10 percent cut and two cents deducted from her earnings to pay the “check tax.”
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Charles Lindbergh in Paris
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Adolf Hitler receiving Bulgarian Monarch during his arrival at the station of the Fuehrer’s Headquarters ’Wolfsschanze’ near Rastenburg in East Prussia - 24.03.1942
Adolf Hitler reviewing members of the Hitler Youth.
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Balcomb Greene
“It was a long, very intimate letter in the same sprawling capitals he used to write his songs. He did say he wished he was dead, but didn’t actually say that it was his intention to kill himself. He talked of our life together, romance, and passion; his love for me, his love for Natalie and his hate for Annik. He couldn’t have hated Annik. I never heard him say he hated anyone. I think he wrote that to try to please me. He told me he couldn’t bring himself to be so cruel as to tell her he didn’t want to see her again, even to save his marriage. The pages were full of contradictions. He asked me not to get in touch for a while as it was hard for him to talk to me. By the time he had finished writing, he told me, it was dawn and he could hear the birds singing.” — Deborah Curtis on Ian Curtis’ suicide note. Taken from Touching from a Distance. (via joy-dvision)
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Pascal Bonvie for Hero #7 ph by Mel Bles
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