Photo of the Day: Wartime Selfie. 1940s.

#DayDreaming 🍒

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn4PVj1UX4M

 

Photo of the Day: Christmas packages destined for soldiers who have been killed in action await return to sender stamps

Christmas packages destined for soldiers who have been killed or are missing in action await return to sender stamps. New York City. 1944. 

© Frank Scherschel/Time & Life Pictures

Photo of the Day: A Soldier's Farewell. Pennsylvania Station, New York City. 1943. © Alfred Eisenstaedt

"A Soldier's Farewell". Pennsylvania Station, New York City. 1943. © Alfred Eisenstaedt

Photo of the Day: The Liberation of Paris. 1944.

An American soldier receives a kiss in gratitude for the liberation of Paris during World War II. August 25, 1944.

Photo of the Day: Paris. 1944. © Lee Miller

Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans.
Paris. 1944. © Lee Miller

WWII soldier reuniting with his wife and son.

WWII soldier reuniting with his wife and son. #WorldWarII

World War II soldiers saying goodbye to their children before going off to war.

WWII soldiers saying goodbye to their children before going off to war. 

Photo of the Day: Wait For Me, Daddy. 1940.

Wait For Me, Daddy. British Columbia. 1940. © Claude P. Dettloff #WWII

Photo of the Day: Hiroshima. 6 august 1945.

Alfred Eisenstaedt. Hiroshima. 6 august 1945.

How many centuries deep is your wound?

How many centuries deep is your wound?

Photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt. WorldWarII. New York. Pennsylvania Station. 1944.

Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena

(Now I’m even losing my name - it was getting shorter and shorter all the time and is now: Yours) - Franz Kafka, Letters to Milena

© Alfred Eisenstaedt. Pennsylvania Station. New York. 1944.

Photo of the Day

Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow...

New York. World War ll.

Photo of the Day

#‎WorldWarII‬ ‪#‎vintage‬ ‪#‎love‬

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Officer returns home to his bride and their newborn baby. World War ll.

Photo of the Day: London. 1945.

“There are causes worth dying for, but none worth killing for.”
― Albert Camus
© Toni Frissell. London. 1945.

Photo of the Day: France. February 1945.

A 9th Armored Division soldier gets a thank you peck on the cheek from a little girl.

France. February 1945