76 years ago, on 10 July 1943, the Allies landed in Sicily. Here, a photo from the “other side” – officers and soldiers of the 123rd Coastal Infantry Regiment, that faced the American landing in Scoglitti. 1943. [959 x 502] 1 Comment Vintage
US Marine Corps judo instructor Corporal Arvin Lou Ghazlo training Private Ernest C. Jones, Montford Point Camp, North Carolina, April 1943 [550×699] Comment Vintage
Workers building Brasilia. Most of them came from poor brazilian regions, and actually never got to experience the almost utopical democracy city that was promised, and therefore formed a lot of periferical poor neighbourhoods. Peter Scheier. Brasilia, DF 1960. (1200 x 1204) 1 Comment Vintage
Chicago, 1957: a couple who moved into an all-white neighborhood looking at graffiti in front of their home. [900×1038] Comment Vintage
Rabbi Josiah Ford and the choir of Congregation Beth B’Nai Abraham in Harlem, New York, ca. 1925 [505×671] 7 Comments Vintage
