Survivors of the first atomic bomb ever used in warfare await emergency medical treatment in Hiroshima, Japan, on August 6, (1945)

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German Prisoners of War in Japan

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Four Korean comfort women after they were liberated by US-China Allied Forces outside Songshan, Yunnan Province, China on September 7, 1944.

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

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Untold History: In 1868, the British Navy rescued African slaves from Arab slave traders in Zanzibar

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On the night of January 2nd 1951,this soldier,from the Royal Ulster Rifles, was on patrol in Korea.Hearing a noise in front ,he crawled forward to investigate,and found a young Korean boy,naked and fast asleep. The men of the platoon christened the boy "Dirt Box". Photo a few days after being found.

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Eastern African Slaves to Arabia

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Untold History: In 1868, the British Navy rescued African slaves from Arab slave traders in Zanzibar

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Polish families being expelled from Western Poland by the Nazis, as they annexed more land

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Early 1930s, Hoovervilles, the place where people who had lost everything during the depression lived. One step before total homeless

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Victorious British Soldiers resting after the Battle of St Quentin Canal, Northern France 1918

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Children playing with abandoned weapons in the streets of Berlin, 1945

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This photo shows the aftermath of the Tulsa Race Massacre (1921), one of the most violent massacres in American history. It occurred in Greenwood, often called the "Black Wall Street." 1,256 houses were burned, and 215 houses were looted, with $27 million of property damages