kvetchlandia:

nostalgiya:

László Bárdossy, Fascist Ex-Prime Minister of Hungary, Facing the Firing Squad. Lee Miller, 1946.

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retrogasm:

Another soldier coming home from the war moment…

liquidnight:

Toni Frissell

The Homeless Victims of War

London, 1945

From Toni Frissell: Photographs 1933-1967

nostalgiya:

The Elephant and Castle underground station during the “Blitz” (7 September 1940 - 10 May 1941), which was the sustained bombing of London and many other towns and cities in Britain by Nazi Germany during World War II. Photograph by Bill Brandt.

nostalgiya:

Vietnam War protesters, National Archives USA, Wichita, Kansas, 1967.

kvetchlandia:

nostalgiya:

Attack, Dmitri Baltermants, 1941.

By the end of November 1941, the Germans had already suffered 250,000 casualties in Russia. In December, the Russians began their counterattack. When first published, Baltermants’ photo of charging soldiers was criticized as it depicted “half-a-man,” and was thus inconsistent with socialist realist standards. It has since become one of the most enduring war photos ever taken. (via)

This is a great photo of the savagery of battle in the place where the Nazis really were defeated, the Eastern Front.

miguee-e:

wornwit:

A Frenchman weeps as German soldiers march into the French capital, Paris, on June 14, 1940, after the Allied armies had been driven back across France.

killerbeesting:

peter simon: richard & mimi fariña, boston anti-war demonstrators, 1966

kvetchlandia:

lushlight:

liquidnight:

Clive Limpkin - Army Patrol, Northern Ireland, circa 1971

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kvetchlandia:

rhea137:

bigfun:

Gilles Caron - Vietnam, 1967.