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July 21 2013
Meiji-Kaiser in traditionellem Habitus
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July 14 2013
Der Fernschreiber der Hotline zwischen dem Weissen Haus und dem Kreml
Established 50 years ago on June 20, 1963 and announced on August 30, 1963 by the Kennedy White House, the Kremlin-White House teletype “Hotline” was established in the aftermath to the Cuban Missile Crisis - to be used only in an emergency to ensure clear communication between the President and the Soviet Premier.
(Gefunden bei todaysdocument.tumblr.com)
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July 12 2013
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June 14 2013
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June 04 2013
May 09 2013
1943: Mrs. Information
January 1943. Chicago, Illinois. “Mrs. Marie Griffith, manager of the information room, at one of the boards listing rates to points all over the country at the Union Station.”
(Gefunden bei shorpy.com)
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Rohrpost: Chicago, Central-Railroad-Büro
November 1942. “Chicago, Illinois. These pneumatic tubes in the Illinois Central Railroad yardmaster’s office connect him with the general office.”
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Früchte des Zorns
Joad Family Album, 1938 (Horace Bristol)
In the winter of 1937-38, photographer Horace Bristol and writer John Steinbeck teamed up for a Life magazine assignment and for nearly two months traveled California interviewing migrant workers of the Great Central Valley. Before finishing the project, however, Steinbeck withdrew—deciding to utilize the research for his novel The Grapes of Wrath instead of an article for Life. When Steinbeck’s book was published in 1939, Life ran an article featuring the photographs taken by Bristol. Rather than using the real names of those photographed, Life used the fictional names of Steinbeck’s characters with captions featuring excerpts from The Grapes of Wrath—thus creating a photo album for the fictional Joad family that has since been mistaken for reality…
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April 18 2013
“Kauft keine Negermusik”
zuky schreibt:
Jazz in the 1930s.
Rock ‘n’ roll in the 1950s.
Disco in the 1970s.
Hip hop today.
And what’s interesting is
They co-opted all of those things and are clawing at hip-Hop
Trying to make it their own
Don’t forget Blues, R&B, Soul, etc.
And what I think is funny is American popular music
BEGAN with minstrel songs… where Whites used to where Blackface
and pretend to be Black.
So literally, American music at its birth was Whites poorly imitating Black people.
& then people wanna be like
“BUT HIP HOP AINT JUST ABOUT BLAAACK PEOPLE, ITS FOR EVERYONE!! HAHAHA”
Not so gentle reminder that without Black folks
the US would have no musical legacy to speak of.
(Gefunden bei gh2u)
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April 04 2013
Ein kranker Zeitungsjunge
June 1910. Philadelphia, Pa. “Michael McNelis, 8 years old, a newsboy. This boy has just recovered from his second attack of pneumonia. Was found selling papers in a big rainstorm today.” Photo by Lewis Wickes Hine.
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April 03 2013
Russischer Abakus-Straßenverkäufer, um 1860
This image was made by William Carrick (1827-1878, born in Scotland but who spent his life chiefly in Russia) in the 1860’s, and is found at the National Gallery of Scotland, here.
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March 28 2013
February 11 2013
Pitralon
Pitralon-Anzeige, VEB Elbe-Chemie Dresden (1959)
(Gefunden bei scanzen.tumblr.com | via Harald Haefker)
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January 23 2013
January 17 2013
Fluglotsen in Kloten/Zürich, 1951
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January 15 2013
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