French girls wearing their German boyfriends uniforms during World War 2. The photo on the right was found on a German POW.
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Hello! Forties
A lady taking a call in the local museum. Photo credit: Jonathan Chua.
Taken in a local museum with the Leica X-Vario. At ISO6400, the shutter speed was a mere 1/80 second due to the slow lens. Image was converted to sepia in post processing to lend an impression of life in the 1940s.
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Ralph Crane, “College Sororities,” Life, Dec 17, 1945
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US Marines pose with their War Dogs - Bougainville, Solomon Islands 1943
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The Eerie Anonymity of a Show of African-American Portraiture at the Met
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Frida Kahlo Greenwich Village rooftop in New York City - 1946 - by Nickolas Muray.
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German soldiers during a break at the 1936 summer Olympics.
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“Teen-Age Girls: They Live in a Wonderful World of Their Own”
Nina Leen, Life, Dec 11, 1944
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US Army Private Brookey stands amongst the rubble right outside of what remained of Cologne Cathedral - May 1945
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Gloria Grahame -
Sitting On A Diving Board, Poolside (1940′s)
(No.19)
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Lauren Bacall photographed by Louise Dahl-Wolfe for Harper's Bazaar, March 1943.
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"The first five African-American servicewomen of the American Red Cross to arrive in Britain during World War II, October 1942.
They are in the UK to run the American Red Cross Club on Great George Street - a club for black servicemen only, and the first of its kind in Britain."
L-R: Sydney Taylor Brown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Henrine Ward of Chicago, Illinois; Carol Jarett of Denver, Colorado; Magnolia Latimer of Atlanta, Georgia; and Gladys Edward Martin of Topeka, Kansas.
Photographed by Gerti Deutsch.
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