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Auschwitz I (Main Camp) - Oswiecim, Poland
Auschwitz I (Main Camp) - Oswiecim, Poland 8/25/1944
Exclusion Order Directing Removal of Persons of Japanese Ancestry
Exclusion Order Directing Removal of Persons of Japanese Ancestry 4/11/1942
"Destitute Pea Pickers in California"
"Destitute Pea Pickers in California" ca. 2/1936
American and Allied leaders at international conferences
American and Allied leaders at international conferences 7/25/1945
Auschwitz I (Main Camp) - Oswiecim, Poland
Auschwitz I (Main Camp) - Oswiecim, Poland 11/29/1944
A School Boy Using War Ration Book Two
A School Boy Using War Ration Book Two ca. 2/1943
Atomic Cloud Rises Over Nagasaki, Japan
Atomic Cloud Rises Over Nagasaki, Japan 8/9/1945
American Soldiers Landing off the Coast of France
American Soldiers Landing off the Coast of France 6/6/1944
FDR Signing the Declaration of War Against Japan
FDR Signing the Declaration of War Against Japan 12/8/1941
Post-attack Aerial View of Hiroshima, Japan
Post-attack Aerial View of Hiroshima, Japan 8/11/1945
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