German Jewish refugees, 1939

Gerry Cranham :: Seeking A Home. Twins Renate and Innes Spanier (German-Jewish refugees) gaze out of a porthole of the linerย ‘St Louisโ€™ as it finally arrives at Antwerp, after being refused entry to Cuba, the US and Canada, prior to the start of WW II, 17th June 1939. | src Getty Images
Gerry Cranham :: German Jewish refugees, looking through portholes aboard the Hamburg-Amerika liner ‘St Louis’ on arrival at Antwerp, where a temporary home was found for the 900 refugees aboard. Most of them were later deported, 17th June 1939. | src Getty Images

View from porthole, ca. 1990

Patrick de Wilde :: Vue du hublot du World Discoverer. Bismarck strait, peninsule Antarctique. | View from the porthole of World Discoverer. Bismarck Strait, Antarctic Peninsula. (Photo ยฉ Gamma-Rapho), undated on source, probably ca. 1990. | src and hi-res Getty Images