celebrations of the first Hanukkah after liberation, in the displaced persons camp, Fuerstenfeldbruck, Germany, 1945
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Regine Binet of Bayeux, France, a town not far from the Normandy invasion beaches, receives a CARE Package in 1946 – a gift from an American she had never met
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two young women who assisted in American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee’s baking of Passover matzahs for Jewish Displaced Persons after WWII. Berlin, 1946 PAPPY PASSOVER PEOPLE!!!!
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historicaltimes: Brighter than a thousand suns: Eyes that have seen a nuclear blast. Hiroshima, Japan. August 8, 1945 via reddit
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one of my favorite photos EVER celebrates a birthday! whataboutbobbed: from the window of the train Private Joe Sunseri grabs a last minute kiss from his girl, Alma Teresi, March […]
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Marion Schultz is an electric drill operator in the tail cone assembly, A-20 Boston bomber, at Douglas Aircraft Company, Santa Monica, on October 21, 1943
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Marlene Dietrich, wearing the official apron, draws a couple of cups of coffee in the snack bar at the Hollywood Canteen where she is a hostess. photo dated – October […]
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Marjorie Weaver makes it easy for the boys to take their turn at a physical checkup at a camp during a personal appearance by the star on August 21, 1942. […]
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katielouiseford: Soldier’s goodbye & Bobbie the cat, ca. 1939-ca. 1945 / by Sam Hood by State Library of New South Wales collection on Flickr.
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coolchicksfromhistory: Young widow Yvonne Roques worked with Bishop Paul Rémond in Nice to hide approximately a hundred Jewish children during World War II. Yvonne’s home served as a way station before […]