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Wiesław Chrzanowski (20 Dec 1923 – 29 Apr 2012), of the Home Army’s “Anna” Company of the “Gustaw” Battalion, photographed on the balcony of a townhouse on 16 Wilcza Street during the Uprising, Sept 1944
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A German World War II prisoner, released by the Soviet Union, is reunited with his daughter. The child had not seen her father since she was one-year-old. (Helmuth Pirath/World Press Association)
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“In the corner of the morning in the past
I would sit and blame the master first and last.
All the roads were straight and narrow
And the prayers were small and yellow.
And the rumour spread that I was aging fast.
Then I ran across a monster who was sleeping
By a tree.
And I looked and frowned and the monster was me.” -The Width of a Circle (David Bowie)
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A woman hitting a skinhead with her handbag, Sweden, 1985 by Hans Runesson. The woman was reportedly a concentration camp survivor.
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