8 December 1974. In its first free vote after the junta, Greece rejects the return of King Constantine II - 69% choose a republic.

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Une image des 2 seuls premiers ministres censurés de la Ve République, 1971

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78-year-old Robert T. Lincoln (son of Abraham Lincoln) is helped up the steps at the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., 1922

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FDR being introduced to a 28 year old LBJ by Governor James Allred in Texas, May 1937

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Muhammed Ali walks from the courtroom after being sentenced to five years as a concientious objector to the war in Vietnam (1967)

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Trump and his good friend, Jeffrey Epstein

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JFK and JFK Jr. at the White House (1962)

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Honoring a man who went from peanut farmer, to President, to peacemaker, Jimmy Carter. (1924-2024)

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Ronald Reagan and former leader of the USSR Mikhail Gorbachev at Reagan's California ranch.

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Princess Grace of Monaco visiting JFK at the White House, 1961

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There's a distraction attempt everyday from Trump but America is not forgetting

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May 16, 1994. Vladimir Putin shows Prince Charles around St. Petersburg.

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Gary Sinise here. Today marks the 30th anniversary of my role as Harry Truman in the HBO miniseries, “Truman.” It was one of the great challenges of my life and one of the great acting moments of my life. (1995)