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The ball turret gunner was one of the most dangerous assignments in a B17. It was know as an 'airman’s coffin'.

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Interesting Black and White Photographs That Show Christmas From the the 1930s, â40s and â50s

Father Christmas delivering presents to the Children's Aid and Adoption Society at Leytonstone, London. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images). 20th November 1931.

Up close and personal: German army soldiers hang Russian civilians in reprisal for partisan actions. Note the expression of the hangman in the foreground as he strains to strangle his victim already swinging from the rope. The hangman next has not yet pushed his victim off the bench. Shock Pictures, Old Pictures, European History, World History, Interesting History, Interesting Facts, Army Soldier, Persecution

THE NAZI TERROR IN OCCUPIED EUROPE, 1939-1945

Up close and personal: German army soldiers hang Russian civilians in reprisal for partisan actions. Note the expression of the hangman in the foreground as he strains to strangle his victim already swinging from the rope. The hangman next has not yet pushed his victim off the bench.

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Anne Frank & her dog, 1940

This wounded World War II veteran with his son after returning home from the war.

This wounded World War II veteran with his son after returning home from the war.:

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Mrs. Hale, a British soldier's wife, plays the accordion outside her house for a group of US soldiers. England, 1944.

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World War II. Liberation of the concentration camp of Vaihingen (Germany). On April 8, 1945.

On the eve of World War II - In London, September 1st, 1939. With the attack by Hitler’s armies on Poland that morning, the three most promising Kennedys - Joe Junior, Kathleen and Jack - hurry to attend a special sitting of the British House of Commons. Kathleen Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, American Presidents, American History, American Singers, Steve Jobs, Audrey Hepburn, Indira Ghandi, London

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On the eve of World War II - In London, September 1st, 1939. With the attack by Hitler’s armies on Poland that morning, the three most promising Kennedys - Joe Junior, Kathleen and Jack - hurry to attend a special sitting of the British House of Commons.