Today is November 10, the anniversary of founder of modern turkiye Atatürk's death.

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On this day, 11 november 1918, Poland regained its independence.

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112-Year-Old Veteran Of WW1 And Russian Civil War (Teimruz Vanacha) And His Son (Ivan) A Veteran Of WW2 In 1980

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Greek Prime Minister Venizelos and Turkish Republic's Founding President Atatürk exchanging greetings. Venizelos and Atatürk were enemies on the battlefield, but Venizelos would later on nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Two Ottoman Wrestlers visiting New York for a wrestling competition in 1909.

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Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany inspecting troops around 1915

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A Frenchman tries out Coca-Cola for the first time, 1950s

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A German delegation was present at the 1 May 1941 parade in Moscow.

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King Albert I of Belgium (6'4") and King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy (5'0")

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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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Immigrants arriving in the US through Ellis Island from 1906 to 1914 captured by photographer Augustus Frederick Sherman

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Hitler poses in lederhosen, 1927. He ordered that this photo be hidden from the public.

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