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Editorial Digital Photograph - Displaced Persons Queuing for Supplies, Salzgitter Region, Germany, 1946, Black and white photograph of a group of displaced persons who are queuing for supplies being unloaded from the back of an ambulance by Enid Whitton, one of ...
Editorial Negative - Bendigo District, Victoria, circa 1914, Soldiers queuing for treatment by an army dentist.
Editorial The Hungarian Revolution began with a first mass-rally in Budapest on October 23,1956. It was crushed by Soviet troops after days of street-fighting. By December 1956 155.000 refugees had crossed the Austro-Hungarian frontier. Queuing up for registrati...
Editorial A Visit to the Baths. Queuing in front of the changing rooms - or the steam bath before the cold bath, plate 20 from Croquis D'?t?. Honor? Victorin Daumier; French, 1808-1879. Date: 1858. Dimensions: 213 ? 262 mm (image); 274 ? 359 mm (sheet). Lithogra...
Editorial Лл Любовь сильней всего на свете: В крови отцы, в довольстве дети. Love is stronger than anything on earth: Fathers sacrificed their blood, but the children live in contentment. A Red male worke...
Editorial Walter Cole's Benefit performance at the London Pavilion, Piccadilly. Illustration of adults, children and a dog queuing for a ticket. [London] : W.R.Mallyon, lith., Camberwell, 1877. Source: Evan.2871. Language: English.
Editorial Aftermath of the Hungarian Revolution. People queuing for cigarettes in Dunapentele (Sztalinvaros), the pride of Communist Hungary's heavy industry and yet a center of the Revolution in October and November 1956. Dunapentele, 1956.
Editorial The Hungarian Revolution began with a first mass-rally in Budapest on October 23,1956. It was crushed by Soviet troops after days of street-fighting. By December 1956 155.000 refugees had crossed the Austro-Hungarian frontier. Queuing up for registrati...
Editorial People queuing up for shashlik,burger balls on a wooden spit - the East-European version of the Western Hamburger. Dresden,1959.
Editorial The Vienna Opera House, damaged by bombs during the last days of World War II, reopened after extensive reconstruction on November 5, 1955 with Beethoven's "Fidelio". Opera lovers spend the night queuing outside the opera for cheap standing room tick...