Foot Patrol. “S.S. Banks,
Washington DC, March 20, 1923.” We suspect this has something to do with traffic safety. National Photo Company glass negative
/ src: shorpy
Tag: safety
Crowds of Parisians celebrating the entry of Allied troops into Paris scatter for cover as a sniper fires from a building on the Place de la Concorde. Although the Germans surrendered the city, small bands of snipers still remained, 26 August, 1944 / src: National Archives Catalog via ilpost.it
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Frank Scherschel :: Parisians crouching in the street under fire from collaborationists, 1944 – gelatin silver print / src: howardgreenberg
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un regard oblique 