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Image Not Available for People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps
People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps
Image Not Available for People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps

People march the streets at an anti fascist protest: they hold the names of Nazi concentration camps

Date1969-1979
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 24.5 x 36.2 cm (9 5/8 x 14 2/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2022/2615
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for People attend a demonstration holding up placrds with the names of Nazi concentration camps: 'Mauthausen' and 'Neuengamme'
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1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Until recently, the streets in the French Quarter had french names. Now the streets have been given English names.
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1930s
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Associated Press of Berlin
1934
Photograph
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Henryk Ross
1944
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1969-1979
Photograph
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The PSI hold an anti Fascist protest
1969-1979
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1969-1979
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Image Not Available for Four officers from the North Vietnamese army who have defected South, hold up boards with their names written on them
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United States Information Services
Photograph
Image Not Available for Members of the Garibadi Brigades at an anti fascist protest march, Genoa
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1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Russian Slave Labourer at a concentration camp liberated by US Army pointing out former nazi guard
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Photographic News Agencies Ltd
unknown
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Image Not Available for Jewish slave girls liberated by the US Army with yellow paint daubed on them by the Nazi guards at first female concentration camp liberated
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Keystone Press Agency
unknown
Photograph
Image Not Available for Protesters, including one holding a placard with an anti Franco slogan, at an anti fascist protest
Protesters, including one holding a placard with an anti Franco slogan, at an anti fascist protest
1969-1979
Photograph
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