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New York. 1953 - Photo by Elliott Erwitt

From Elliott Erwitt Snaps

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After being released from Soviet captivity a former German soldier was reunited with the daughter he hadn’t seen for 12 years, West Germany 1956

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Marie-Hélène Arnaud

From d’autres étoiles filantes

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“Paris Protests”. 1968 - Photo by Göksin Sipahioglu

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Paris. May 1968

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In late 1944, LIFE magazine introduced its readers to a new breed of American citizen: the “teen-agers” — and, more specifically, the teenage girls — who would come to shape and define Western culture for decades to come. Enjoy.

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A great shot by LIFE’s Allan Grant: ”Shelley Winters in a booth with mirrors” 1949. See more photos here.

Keira Knightley on the set of ‘Atonement’.

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Florette - Photo Jacques-Henri Lartigue

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“Children hanging on a full train after the liberation”. 1945 - Photo by Menno Huizinga

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