A former concentration camp inmate drags a concentration camp guard by the hair while American troops look on at the newly liberated Dora-Mittelbau concentration camp, April 1945.

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Sergei Korolev the day he was returned to Moscow prison after one year in GULAG. He would launch the first human into space April 12, 1961

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Photograph entitled “The Eyes of Hatred,” of Joseph Goebbels, when learning that the photographer taking his picture was Jewish (1933)

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1935 Mugshot of Erich Honecker, the later head of state of the GDR (German Democratic Republic)

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The Defiance: Himmler and a prisoner locked in a staring contest, 1941

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In 1941, Himmler and a prisoner engaged in a gazing contest, The Defiance.

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Alois Brunner – one of the most despicable Nazi criminals to survive the war and escape justice – died an old, desperate and physically broken man after more than a decade of confinement in a Syrian basement (for years he trained Syrian torturers but fell out of favor with the Assad family).

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Nazi film director Leni Riefenstahl accidentally witnessing German soldiers shooting Jews in the Polish town of Końskie. 12 September 1939.

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In April 1944, the CEO of America's largest mail-order retailer was forcibly removed from his office by the Army National Guard after refusing to negotiate with workers under the National War Labor Board, leading to the U.S. War Department seizing control of the company. (1944)

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The Last Jew In Vinnitsa, 1941

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The liberation of Auschwitz: 27/1/1945, 80 years ago today

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Hitler with Himmler the chicken manure salesman, appointed high government positions for his loyalty

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"Nazi following their leaders" German PoW's escorted by French irregulars during the liberation of France (1944)