A long line winds toward the entrance to Morrisania Hospital in the Bronx borough of New York, where doctors were vaccinating against smallpox. April 14, 1947 [1792 x 1486]

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Ottoman volunteers who wrote their names to be recruited in the early days of the first the WWI. Istanbul, 1914. [1080×648]

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The road to Verdun thirty-six years later – Douaumont, 1952 [1120×630]

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Soldiers of the Spanish “Blue Division” serving within the German Army at the Battle of Leningrad, 1943 [2710×1855]

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German citizens forced to view concentration camp victims. 1945. (737 x 610).

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10/1957 Algerian resistant “Zoulikha Oudai” moments after her arrest by the French army, tortured for 10 days and got thrown from a helicopter, in 1984 a farmer declared having found and buried a body of an handcuffed woman during the revolution which eventually turned out to be hers. [403×403]

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