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Mary Cassatt etching, IN THE OMNIBUS, 1891. American-born Cassatt worked in France and was included in Impressionist exhibitions
Mary Cassatt etching, IN THE OMNIBUS, 1891. American-born Cassatt worked in France and was included in Impressionist exhibitions

EVB2934355: Mary Cassatt etching, IN THE OMNIBUS, 1891. American-born Cassatt worked in France and was included in Impressionist exhibitions / Bridgeman Images

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Mary Cassatt etching, IN THE OMNIBUS, 1891. American-born Cassatt worked in France and was included in Impressionist exhibitions

Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674), French 17th century Baroque painter, based on his self-portrait of 1668. Engraved by Gérard Edelinck, 1676
Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674), French 17th century Baroque painter, based on his self-portrait of 1668. Engraved by Gérard Edelinck, 1676

EVB2934388: Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674), French 17th century Baroque painter, based on his self-portrait of 1668. Engraved by Gérard Edelinck, 1676 / Bridgeman Images

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Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674), French 17th century Baroque painter, based on his self-portrait of 1668. Engraved by Gérard Edelinck, 1676

John F. Kensett (1816-1872), American landscape painter of the second generation of the Hudson River School. Wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 1873
John F. Kensett (1816-1872), American landscape painter of the second generation of the Hudson River School. Wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 1873

EVB2934410: John F. Kensett (1816-1872), American landscape painter of the second generation of the Hudson River School. Wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 1873 / Bridgeman Images

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John F. Kensett (1816-1872), American landscape painter of the second generation of the Hudson River School. Wood engraving from Harper's Weekly, 1873

Stock brokers working on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange. 1963
Stock brokers working on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange. 1963

EVB2934461: Stock brokers working on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange. 1963 / Bridgeman Images

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Stock brokers working on the trading floor of the Stock Exchange. 1963

Homeless poor in Donovan Lane, near the Five Points slum neighborhood in New York City. 1872
Homeless poor in Donovan Lane, near the Five Points slum neighborhood in New York City. 1872

EVB2934487: Homeless poor in Donovan Lane, near the Five Points slum neighborhood in New York City. 1872 / Bridgeman Images

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Homeless poor in Donovan Lane, near the Five Points slum neighborhood in New York City. 1872

Paris at the height of the 'Mississippi Bubble,' in 1720. John Law promoted shares in his Mississippi Land Company, causing a 400% price increase from January to May. The stock price declined to its original price in Dec. 1720, leaving many impoverished. Engraving by Eugene Guenin after painting by Edward Matthew Ward
Paris at the height of the 'Mississippi Bubble,' in 1720. John Law promoted shares in his Mississippi Land Company, causing a 400% price increase from January to May. The stock price declined to its original price in Dec. 1720, leaving many impoverished. Engraving by Eugene Guenin after painting by Edward Matthew Ward

EVB2934513: Paris at the height of the 'Mississippi Bubble,' in 1720. John Law promoted shares in his Mississippi Land Company, causing a 400% price increase from January to May. The stock price declined to its original price in Dec. 1720, leaving many impoverished. Engraving by Eugene Guenin after painting by Edward Matthew Ward / Bridgeman Images

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Paris at the height of the 'Mississippi Bubble,' in 1720. John Law promoted shares in his Mississippi Land Company, causing a 400% price increase from January to May. The stock price declined to its original price in Dec. 1720, leaving many impoverished. Engraving by Eugene Guenin after painting by Edward Matthew Ward

The Exchange and Girards bank in Philadelphia, 1839. In 1831, architect William Strickland designed the new Philadelphia Merchant's Exchange (center). At far right is Girards bank, in the building that formerly housed the First Bank of the United States
The Exchange and Girards bank in Philadelphia, 1839. In 1831, architect William Strickland designed the new Philadelphia Merchant's Exchange (center). At far right is Girards bank, in the building that formerly housed the First Bank of the United States

EVB2934520: The Exchange and Girards bank in Philadelphia, 1839. In 1831, architect William Strickland designed the new Philadelphia Merchant's Exchange (center). At far right is Girards bank, in the building that formerly housed the First Bank of the United States / Bridgeman Images

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The Exchange and Girards bank in Philadelphia, 1839. In 1831, architect William Strickland designed the new Philadelphia Merchant's Exchange (center). At far right is Girards bank, in the building that formerly housed the First Bank of the United States

John J. Raskob (1879-1950), financier of General Motors from 1918-1928, increased stockholder investment and introduced consumer financing of auto sales. After 1928, he joined former Governor Al Smith as directors of the Empire State Building Corporation. 1931
John J. Raskob (1879-1950), financier of General Motors from 1918-1928, increased stockholder investment and introduced consumer financing of auto sales. After 1928, he joined former Governor Al Smith as directors of the Empire State Building Corporation. 1931

EVB2934533: John J. Raskob (1879-1950), financier of General Motors from 1918-1928, increased stockholder investment and introduced consumer financing of auto sales. After 1928, he joined former Governor Al Smith as directors of the Empire State Building Corporation. 1931 / Bridgeman Images

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John J. Raskob (1879-1950), financier of General Motors from 1918-1928, increased stockholder investment and introduced consumer financing of auto sales. After 1928, he joined former Governor Al Smith as directors of the Empire State Building Corporation. 1931

Senator Clarence C. Dill of Washington state, holding one of the wooden dollars used by town of Tenino, Washington. It' citizens made their own local money to compensate for the drastic decrease in U.S. money supply during the Great Depression. 1932
Senator Clarence C. Dill of Washington state, holding one of the wooden dollars used by town of Tenino, Washington. It' citizens made their own local money to compensate for the drastic decrease in U.S. money supply during the Great Depression. 1932

EVB2934537: Senator Clarence C. Dill of Washington state, holding one of the wooden dollars used by town of Tenino, Washington. It' citizens made their own local money to compensate for the drastic decrease in U.S. money supply during the Great Depression. 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Senator Clarence C. Dill of Washington state, holding one of the wooden dollars used by town of Tenino, Washington. It' citizens made their own local money to compensate for the drastic decrease in U.S. money supply during the Great Depression. 1932

New Years cartoon related to the 1929 stock market crash showing shoes marked '1929' protruding from waste basket beside a ticker tape machine
New Years cartoon related to the 1929 stock market crash showing shoes marked '1929' protruding from waste basket beside a ticker tape machine

EVB2934545: New Years cartoon related to the 1929 stock market crash showing shoes marked '1929' protruding from waste basket beside a ticker tape machine / Bridgeman Images

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New Years cartoon related to the 1929 stock market crash showing shoes marked '1929' protruding from waste basket beside a ticker tape machine

Small tanks are positioned along Pennsylvania Avenue allowing mounted police to hold their ground against Bonus Marchers. The Capitol building stands a short distance behind them. Washington, D.C. July 1932
Small tanks are positioned along Pennsylvania Avenue allowing mounted police to hold their ground against Bonus Marchers. The Capitol building stands a short distance behind them. Washington, D.C. July 1932

EVB2934594: Small tanks are positioned along Pennsylvania Avenue allowing mounted police to hold their ground against Bonus Marchers. The Capitol building stands a short distance behind them. Washington, D.C. July 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Small tanks are positioned along Pennsylvania Avenue allowing mounted police to hold their ground against Bonus Marchers. The Capitol building stands a short distance behind them. Washington, D.C. July 1932

Great Depression Hooverville in lower Manhattan. 1932
Great Depression Hooverville in lower Manhattan. 1932

EVB2934618: Great Depression Hooverville in lower Manhattan. 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Great Depression Hooverville in lower Manhattan. 1932

Future First Lady Betty Ford, then a 23-year old Calla Travis Dance School instructor, takes a sensuous pose in a benefit performance of 'Fantasy.' She is wearing a costume she designed consisting of a grey satin skirt and leotard with magenta sash and gloves
Future First Lady Betty Ford, then a 23-year old Calla Travis Dance School instructor, takes a sensuous pose in a benefit performance of 'Fantasy.' She is wearing a costume she designed consisting of a grey satin skirt and leotard with magenta sash and gloves

EVB2934677: Future First Lady Betty Ford, then a 23-year old Calla Travis Dance School instructor, takes a sensuous pose in a benefit performance of 'Fantasy.' She is wearing a costume she designed consisting of a grey satin skirt and leotard with magenta sash and gloves / Bridgeman Images

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Future First Lady Betty Ford, then a 23-year old Calla Travis Dance School instructor, takes a sensuous pose in a benefit performance of 'Fantasy.' She is wearing a costume she designed consisting of a grey satin skirt and leotard with magenta sash and gloves

Aerial view of Greenbelt, Maryland, the first model community planned by New Deal's work and relief programs authorized by the Federal Emergency Relief Act, signed on May 12. 1933, during Roosevelt's First Hundred Days. Photo of the completed housing taken in March 1937
Aerial view of Greenbelt, Maryland, the first model community planned by New Deal's work and relief programs authorized by the Federal Emergency Relief Act, signed on May 12. 1933, during Roosevelt's First Hundred Days. Photo of the completed housing taken in March 1937

EVB2934803: Aerial view of Greenbelt, Maryland, the first model community planned by New Deal's work and relief programs authorized by the Federal Emergency Relief Act, signed on May 12. 1933, during Roosevelt's First Hundred Days. Photo of the completed housing taken in March 1937 / Bridgeman Images

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Aerial view of Greenbelt, Maryland, the first model community planned by New Deal's work and relief programs authorized by the Federal Emergency Relief Act, signed on May 12. 1933, during Roosevelt's First Hundred Days. Photo of the completed housing taken in March 1937

George Harrison and wife Pattie Boyd leave Walton and Esher Magistrates Court on March 18, 1969. They appeared on a charge of the illegal possession of marijuana. A policeman with special drug sniffing dogs raided Harrison’s ,000 (,000 in 2015) countryside bungalow on March 12 and seized a quantity of marijuana
George Harrison and wife Pattie Boyd leave Walton and Esher Magistrates Court on March 18, 1969. They appeared on a charge of the illegal possession of marijuana. A policeman with special drug sniffing dogs raided Harrison’s ,000 (,000 in 2015) countryside bungalow on March 12 and seized a quantity of marijuana

EVB2924646: George Harrison and wife Pattie Boyd leave Walton and Esher Magistrates Court on March 18, 1969. They appeared on a charge of the illegal possession of marijuana. A policeman with special drug sniffing dogs raided Harrison’s ,000 (,000 in 2015) countryside bungalow on March 12 and seized a quantity of marijuana / Bridgeman Images

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George Harrison and wife Pattie Boyd leave Walton and Esher Magistrates Court on March 18, 1969. They appeared on a charge of the illegal possession of marijuana. A policeman with special drug sniffing dogs raided Harrison’s ,000 (,000 in 2015) countryside bungalow on March 12 and seized a quantity of marijuana

Gabriel Heatter, newspaperman who became a radio reporter and commentator. His broadcasting career started in 1932 at NYC's WOR which became the flagship station of the Mutual Broadcasting network. 'Gabriel Heatter’s Mailbag' debuted in 1948, in which he read his most interesting letters from listeners
Gabriel Heatter, newspaperman who became a radio reporter and commentator. His broadcasting career started in 1932 at NYC's WOR which became the flagship station of the Mutual Broadcasting network. 'Gabriel Heatter’s Mailbag' debuted in 1948, in which he read his most interesting letters from listeners

EVB2924664: Gabriel Heatter, newspaperman who became a radio reporter and commentator. His broadcasting career started in 1932 at NYC's WOR which became the flagship station of the Mutual Broadcasting network. 'Gabriel Heatter’s Mailbag' debuted in 1948, in which he read his most interesting letters from listeners / Bridgeman Images

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Gabriel Heatter, newspaperman who became a radio reporter and commentator. His broadcasting career started in 1932 at NYC's WOR which became the flagship station of the Mutual Broadcasting network. 'Gabriel Heatter’s Mailbag' debuted in 1948, in which he read his most interesting letters from listeners

Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Oct. 9, 1962. The leader of the newly independent French colony, said Algeria was resolved to give unconditional aid to nationalists fighting to liberate Angola, Rhodesia, South Africa, and Southwest Africa
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Oct. 9, 1962. The leader of the newly independent French colony, said Algeria was resolved to give unconditional aid to nationalists fighting to liberate Angola, Rhodesia, South Africa, and Southwest Africa

EVB2924684: Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Oct. 9, 1962. The leader of the newly independent French colony, said Algeria was resolved to give unconditional aid to nationalists fighting to liberate Angola, Rhodesia, South Africa, and Southwest Africa / Bridgeman Images

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Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Oct. 9, 1962. The leader of the newly independent French colony, said Algeria was resolved to give unconditional aid to nationalists fighting to liberate Angola, Rhodesia, South Africa, and Southwest Africa

Isabella Rossellini, daughter of actress Ingrid Bergman and film director Roberto Rossellini. The 19 year old is secretary of production, and working with her father in filming ST. AGUSTINO at Pompeii, Italy. Feb. 25, 1972
Isabella Rossellini, daughter of actress Ingrid Bergman and film director Roberto Rossellini. The 19 year old is secretary of production, and working with her father in filming ST. AGUSTINO at Pompeii, Italy. Feb. 25, 1972

EVB2924703: Isabella Rossellini, daughter of actress Ingrid Bergman and film director Roberto Rossellini. The 19 year old is secretary of production, and working with her father in filming ST. AGUSTINO at Pompeii, Italy. Feb. 25, 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Isabella Rossellini, daughter of actress Ingrid Bergman and film director Roberto Rossellini. The 19 year old is secretary of production, and working with her father in filming ST. AGUSTINO at Pompeii, Italy. Feb. 25, 1972

U.S. Ambassador to the UN, George Bush in the Steering Committee of the General Assembly. Sept. 24, 1971
U.S. Ambassador to the UN, George Bush in the Steering Committee of the General Assembly. Sept. 24, 1971

EVB2924712: U.S. Ambassador to the UN, George Bush in the Steering Committee of the General Assembly. Sept. 24, 1971 / Bridgeman Images

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U.S. Ambassador to the UN, George Bush in the Steering Committee of the General Assembly. Sept. 24, 1971

Movie star Betty Hutton entertaining Marines in Korea, March 9, 1952. First Division Marines fill the Montezuma Bowl only a few miles from the fighting front
Movie star Betty Hutton entertaining Marines in Korea, March 9, 1952. First Division Marines fill the Montezuma Bowl only a few miles from the fighting front

EVB2924722: Movie star Betty Hutton entertaining Marines in Korea, March 9, 1952. First Division Marines fill the Montezuma Bowl only a few miles from the fighting front / Bridgeman Images

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Movie star Betty Hutton entertaining Marines in Korea, March 9, 1952. First Division Marines fill the Montezuma Bowl only a few miles from the fighting front

U.S. Marine, looks across into Communist Cuba from Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba. Feb. 16, 1964. The U.S. has occupied the area since it was captured from Spain in the Battle of Guantanamo Bay, during the Spanish American War in 1898
U.S. Marine, looks across into Communist Cuba from Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba. Feb. 16, 1964. The U.S. has occupied the area since it was captured from Spain in the Battle of Guantanamo Bay, during the Spanish American War in 1898

EVB2924744: U.S. Marine, looks across into Communist Cuba from Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba. Feb. 16, 1964. The U.S. has occupied the area since it was captured from Spain in the Battle of Guantanamo Bay, during the Spanish American War in 1898 / Bridgeman Images

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U.S. Marine, looks across into Communist Cuba from Guantanamo Naval Base Cuba. Feb. 16, 1964. The U.S. has occupied the area since it was captured from Spain in the Battle of Guantanamo Bay, during the Spanish American War in 1898

President Franklin Roosevelt fired Hugh Johnson for erratic behavior related to alcohol abuse in Sept. 1934
President Franklin Roosevelt fired Hugh Johnson for erratic behavior related to alcohol abuse in Sept. 1934

EVB2924754: President Franklin Roosevelt fired Hugh Johnson for erratic behavior related to alcohol abuse in Sept. 1934 / Bridgeman Images

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President Franklin Roosevelt fired Hugh Johnson for erratic behavior related to alcohol abuse in Sept. 1934

Herman's Hermits arrive in New York from a tour of Japan, Feb. 1966. At the time, the group out-ranked the Beatles in worldwide popularity polls. They were in the U.S. to promote their first motion picture musical, HOLD ON. Bottom to top: Peter, Keith, Lek, Carl, and Barry
Herman's Hermits arrive in New York from a tour of Japan, Feb. 1966. At the time, the group out-ranked the Beatles in worldwide popularity polls. They were in the U.S. to promote their first motion picture musical, HOLD ON. Bottom to top: Peter, Keith, Lek, Carl, and Barry

EVB2924766: Herman's Hermits arrive in New York from a tour of Japan, Feb. 1966. At the time, the group out-ranked the Beatles in worldwide popularity polls. They were in the U.S. to promote their first motion picture musical, HOLD ON. Bottom to top: Peter, Keith, Lek, Carl, and Barry / Bridgeman Images

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Herman's Hermits arrive in New York from a tour of Japan, Feb. 1966. At the time, the group out-ranked the Beatles in worldwide popularity polls. They were in the U.S. to promote their first motion picture musical, HOLD ON. Bottom to top: Peter, Keith, Lek, Carl, and Barry

Alfonso VIII, King of Spain, reviewing French Troops, July 1928. Behind him at left is French Prime Minister Gaston Doumergue at Forges d'Abel, on the border of France and Spain, to celebrate the opening of a new railway over the Pyrenees linking Pau and Saragossa
Alfonso VIII, King of Spain, reviewing French Troops, July 1928. Behind him at left is French Prime Minister Gaston Doumergue at Forges d'Abel, on the border of France and Spain, to celebrate the opening of a new railway over the Pyrenees linking Pau and Saragossa

EVB2924782: Alfonso VIII, King of Spain, reviewing French Troops, July 1928. Behind him at left is French Prime Minister Gaston Doumergue at Forges d'Abel, on the border of France and Spain, to celebrate the opening of a new railway over the Pyrenees linking Pau and Saragossa / Bridgeman Images

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Alfonso VIII, King of Spain, reviewing French Troops, July 1928. Behind him at left is French Prime Minister Gaston Doumergue at Forges d'Abel, on the border of France and Spain, to celebrate the opening of a new railway over the Pyrenees linking Pau and Saragossa

Drag racer Walter Arfons, with the 'Wingfoot Express' in 1964. Walt was sidelined by illness, so his partner Tom Green drove 'Wingfoot' at 413 mph to break Craig Breedlove's land speed record on Oct. 6, 1964. Three day later, Walt's brother and rival, Art Arfons broke this record. The eight days later Craig Breedlove surpassed it in his 'Spirit of America Sonic 1'
Drag racer Walter Arfons, with the 'Wingfoot Express' in 1964. Walt was sidelined by illness, so his partner Tom Green drove 'Wingfoot' at 413 mph to break Craig Breedlove's land speed record on Oct. 6, 1964. Three day later, Walt's brother and rival, Art Arfons broke this record. The eight days later Craig Breedlove surpassed it in his 'Spirit of America Sonic 1'

EVB2924788: Drag racer Walter Arfons, with the 'Wingfoot Express' in 1964. Walt was sidelined by illness, so his partner Tom Green drove 'Wingfoot' at 413 mph to break Craig Breedlove's land speed record on Oct. 6, 1964. Three day later, Walt's brother and rival, Art Arfons broke this record. The eight days later Craig Breedlove surpassed it in his 'Spirit of America Sonic 1' / Bridgeman Images

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Drag racer Walter Arfons, with the 'Wingfoot Express' in 1964. Walt was sidelined by illness, so his partner Tom Green drove 'Wingfoot' at 413 mph to break Craig Breedlove's land speed record on Oct. 6, 1964. Three day later, Walt's brother and rival, Art Arfons broke this record. The eight days later Craig Breedlove surpassed it in his 'Spirit of America Sonic 1'

Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor (1879-1952) (right), grandson of William Waldorf Astor in New York, Oct 23, 1933. He is welcomed to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel by Oscar Tschirky, famous maître d’of the hotel
Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor (1879-1952) (right), grandson of William Waldorf Astor in New York, Oct 23, 1933. He is welcomed to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel by Oscar Tschirky, famous maître d’of the hotel

EVB2924794: Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor (1879-1952) (right), grandson of William Waldorf Astor in New York, Oct 23, 1933. He is welcomed to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel by Oscar Tschirky, famous maître d’of the hotel / Bridgeman Images

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Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor (1879-1952) (right), grandson of William Waldorf Astor in New York, Oct 23, 1933. He is welcomed to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel by Oscar Tschirky, famous maître d’of the hotel

Guatemalan poet Miguel Angel Asturia, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of Asturias' most famous novels, 'El Senor Presidente', describes life under a ruthless dictator
Guatemalan poet Miguel Angel Asturia, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of Asturias' most famous novels, 'El Senor Presidente', describes life under a ruthless dictator

EVB2924802: Guatemalan poet Miguel Angel Asturia, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of Asturias' most famous novels, 'El Senor Presidente', describes life under a ruthless dictator / Bridgeman Images

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Guatemalan poet Miguel Angel Asturia, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize for Literature. One of Asturias' most famous novels, 'El Senor Presidente', describes life under a ruthless dictator

Bruno Hauptmann with his defense counsel Egbert Rosecrans, Jan. 15 1935. Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington, N.J
Bruno Hauptmann with his defense counsel Egbert Rosecrans, Jan. 15 1935. Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington, N.J

EVB2924814: Bruno Hauptmann with his defense counsel Egbert Rosecrans, Jan. 15 1935. Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington, N.J / Bridgeman Images

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Bruno Hauptmann with his defense counsel Egbert Rosecrans, Jan. 15 1935. Hunterdon County Courthouse, Flemington, N.J

Former Senate aide Bobby Baker (2nd from left) before the Senate Rules Committee. Feb. 25, 1964. He was questioned about his complex business dealings. Baker refused to testify or turn over his subpoenaed records to the committee
Former Senate aide Bobby Baker (2nd from left) before the Senate Rules Committee. Feb. 25, 1964. He was questioned about his complex business dealings. Baker refused to testify or turn over his subpoenaed records to the committee

EVB2924826: Former Senate aide Bobby Baker (2nd from left) before the Senate Rules Committee. Feb. 25, 1964. He was questioned about his complex business dealings. Baker refused to testify or turn over his subpoenaed records to the committee / Bridgeman Images

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Former Senate aide Bobby Baker (2nd from left) before the Senate Rules Committee. Feb. 25, 1964. He was questioned about his complex business dealings. Baker refused to testify or turn over his subpoenaed records to the committee

Craig Breedlove stands beside his jet car 'Spirit of America' on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. July 25, 1963. Breedlove set a new land speed record of reached 407.45 mph on Aug. 5, 1963
Craig Breedlove stands beside his jet car 'Spirit of America' on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. July 25, 1963. Breedlove set a new land speed record of reached 407.45 mph on Aug. 5, 1963

EVB2924832: Craig Breedlove stands beside his jet car 'Spirit of America' on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. July 25, 1963. Breedlove set a new land speed record of reached 407.45 mph on Aug. 5, 1963 / Bridgeman Images

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Craig Breedlove stands beside his jet car 'Spirit of America' on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. July 25, 1963. Breedlove set a new land speed record of reached 407.45 mph on Aug. 5, 1963

Watergate conspirator Bernard Barker appears before the Senate Watergate committee on May 24, 1973. He testified the Watergate burglars were looking for evidence of Cuban contributions to the campaign of Sen. George McGovern and possibly that of Senator Edward Kennedy.'
Watergate conspirator Bernard Barker appears before the Senate Watergate committee on May 24, 1973. He testified the Watergate burglars were looking for evidence of Cuban contributions to the campaign of Sen. George McGovern and possibly that of Senator Edward Kennedy.'

EVB2924844: Watergate conspirator Bernard Barker appears before the Senate Watergate committee on May 24, 1973. He testified the Watergate burglars were looking for evidence of Cuban contributions to the campaign of Sen. George McGovern and possibly that of Senator Edward Kennedy.' / Bridgeman Images

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Watergate conspirator Bernard Barker appears before the Senate Watergate committee on May 24, 1973. He testified the Watergate burglars were looking for evidence of Cuban contributions to the campaign of Sen. George McGovern and possibly that of Senator Edward Kennedy.'

Makeup artist Ben Nye working on comedian Red Skeleton. c. 1960s
Makeup artist Ben Nye working on comedian Red Skeleton. c. 1960s

EVB2924853: Makeup artist Ben Nye working on comedian Red Skeleton. c. 1960s / Bridgeman Images

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Makeup artist Ben Nye working on comedian Red Skeleton. c. 1960s

Yankee Stadium scoreboard is controlled by Gus 'Little Abner'. He uses the telephone to talk directly with workers who manually change at the scoreboard. Sept. 20, 1939
Yankee Stadium scoreboard is controlled by Gus 'Little Abner'. He uses the telephone to talk directly with workers who manually change at the scoreboard. Sept. 20, 1939

EVB2924860: Yankee Stadium scoreboard is controlled by Gus 'Little Abner'. He uses the telephone to talk directly with workers who manually change at the scoreboard. Sept. 20, 1939 / Bridgeman Images

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Yankee Stadium scoreboard is controlled by Gus 'Little Abner'. He uses the telephone to talk directly with workers who manually change at the scoreboard. Sept. 20, 1939

Iranian premier Mohammed Mossadegh in his suite at New York Hospital, Oct. 12, 1951. The 69 year old leader rested before pleading Iran's case against Britain for refusing to negotiate terms for the legitimate Iranian nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company refineries
Iranian premier Mohammed Mossadegh in his suite at New York Hospital, Oct. 12, 1951. The 69 year old leader rested before pleading Iran's case against Britain for refusing to negotiate terms for the legitimate Iranian nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company refineries

EVB2924869: Iranian premier Mohammed Mossadegh in his suite at New York Hospital, Oct. 12, 1951. The 69 year old leader rested before pleading Iran's case against Britain for refusing to negotiate terms for the legitimate Iranian nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company refineries / Bridgeman Images

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Iranian premier Mohammed Mossadegh in his suite at New York Hospital, Oct. 12, 1951. The 69 year old leader rested before pleading Iran's case against Britain for refusing to negotiate terms for the legitimate Iranian nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company refineries

Ousted Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh on trial for treason. Nov. 29, 1953. The 72-year-old defendant threatened to go on a hunger strike and challenged the legitimacy of the court
Ousted Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh on trial for treason. Nov. 29, 1953. The 72-year-old defendant threatened to go on a hunger strike and challenged the legitimacy of the court

EVB2924875: Ousted Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh on trial for treason. Nov. 29, 1953. The 72-year-old defendant threatened to go on a hunger strike and challenged the legitimacy of the court / Bridgeman Images

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Ousted Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadegh on trial for treason. Nov. 29, 1953. The 72-year-old defendant threatened to go on a hunger strike and challenged the legitimacy of the court

June Allyson serving cake to General Curtis LeMay on the 9th anniversary of SAC. A preview of Allyson's new film, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND was shown at the party held in Omaha Global Headquarters for SAC, March 31, 1955
June Allyson serving cake to General Curtis LeMay on the 9th anniversary of SAC. A preview of Allyson's new film, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND was shown at the party held in Omaha Global Headquarters for SAC, March 31, 1955

EVB2924896: June Allyson serving cake to General Curtis LeMay on the 9th anniversary of SAC. A preview of Allyson's new film, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND was shown at the party held in Omaha Global Headquarters for SAC, March 31, 1955 / Bridgeman Images

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June Allyson serving cake to General Curtis LeMay on the 9th anniversary of SAC. A preview of Allyson's new film, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND was shown at the party held in Omaha Global Headquarters for SAC, March 31, 1955


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