Rotten Poetry

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POLAND. Kalwaria Zebrzydowska village. Crowds at religious pilgrimage during the Holy Week. 1981.—Bruno Barbey

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thespacegoat:

Henri-Chapelle Cemetery, Belgium. November, 1946.

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temporality:

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onmyowntwohands:

Polar nights…

Monument to the Defenders of the Soviet Arctic during the Great Patriotic War from the Polyarnye Nochi series by Simon Roberts.
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sinuses:

A wall crumbles down after having been set on fire, presumably by the IRA, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1972.
Photo: Jalai Abbas

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cratered:

Futuristic towers and ramparts of concrete flank the river at Albany, overwhelming the natural watercourse. The new billion-dollar Empire State Plaza, a 12-building state office center with saucer-shaped meeting hall, dominates the city. Downstream, the Port of Albany handles a million tons of cargo from ocean freighters annually. National Geographic, January 1978

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planet-one:

Lóndrangar by Sebastian Svensson on Flickr.

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life:

In LIFE’s own words:

The idea behind the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps is simply this: Women can do some of the jobs that men are doing in the Army. By taking over these jobs, they can release men for active or combat duty. For instance, if too many service troops are ordered away from a post, the post commander will send in a call for some WAACs. Pretty soon a WAAC contingent — probably a company — will descend on him and then disperse about the camp to do clerical work, mess work, light transportation work, mechanics work or any kind of work which women can do as well as men.

Here, we look back at America’s first women soldiers.

(Marie Hansen—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

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travelingcolors:

Red Road Flats Demolition, Glasgow | Scotland (by zhivagoivan)

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realityayslum:

Emil Otto Hoppe - Marischal College in Aberdeen, Scotland, 1926 (Photogravure).
… via boomaps

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realityayslum:

Sabine Weiss - Untitled (Lyon), 1950.
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Herbert List (1903-1975)
On the scout for ovenwood , Munich, 1946

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fuckyeahsovietrussia:

Magnitogorsk postcard 1980s. Memorial to war effort metalworkers. ☭

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