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U.S. Ambassador to Italy Richard W. Child, Los Angeles, 1922
Richard W. Washburn seated. Washburn was the U.S. ambassador to Italy from 1921-1924. He was a propaganda writer for Benito Mussolini.
Billboard of Deng Xiaoping from Shenzhen, a special economic zone established in 1979
Celebrations Along the Berlin Wall
File:Col. John Winder.jpg
John H. Winder as a Colonel of the Confederate States Army
Enemy's Language WWII Propaganda Poster
This is a WWII propaganda poster created in America to encourage English to be spoken and not German, Japanese, or Italian.
California Gold Diggers, Mining Operations on the Western Shore of the Sacramento River
A group of miners along a river.
Governor Ronald Reagan and state Senator George Deukmejian signing the 1973 California death penalty bill, SB450
The photograph was taken after the signing. Gov. Regan passes his pen to Sen. George Deukmejian (R. Long Beach), sponsor of the death penalty bill, during formal ceremony here. At the right is Atty. Gen, Evelle J. Younger.
Laws of the State of California An act for the government and protection of Indians.
Act for the Government and Protection of Indians which was passed in California in 1850.
Mugshot of Gee Jon
Mugshot of Gee Jon, taken in Nevada State Prison. Gee Jon was the first person to be executed by lethal gas in the United States.
"How did atomic energy information leak out to the damn scientists in the first place?"
political cartoon implying that there are communists among U.S. scientists during the red scare
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