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Local Accession Number: PC 95
Description: Postcard photograph of Red Cross worker during World War I.
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Collection of Anna L. Nevins
Size: 3x5
Medium: Print, Sepia
Date: c. 1914- 1918
Migrant workers travel from the southern U.S. to the northern states like Michigan, following the wave of ripening crops and the progressive warming of the growing season. This group has brought their own homes on wheels....much better than some of the shabby housing that the farmers sometimes provided in the past.
Here are some very old pictures. They are from 2006 in Berlin while showing the cooperative work of misterzumbi and derjoe at TSL (Tausend Steine Land). Most of these pictures are previously unreleased. The scene we had built shows the Empire State Building in New York around the 1930 years.
80 Years Ago - Communists and the Daily Worker back D-Day - the Executive Committee of the Communist Party issued a statement calling on every member to give everything in their power to ensure the speediest success of the invasion - BUT even so the Daily Worker is the only national newspaper banned from embarking a journo with the troops.
The map on the Daily Worker's front page appears to show airborne landings which include the Channel Islands, although I'm not aware of any such landings on the islands on 6 June 1944, but if anyone knows of any such landings please comment below.
To anyone wanting to read a newspaper that's truly and consistently on the side of fighting fascism, like the Daily Worker throughout the 1930s and 1940s, I would highly recommend the Morning Star -