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A group of Londoners strike a pose on Carnaby street in 1965.

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Female punk sniffing glue outside the Vortex Club, London, UK; 1981; by Derek Ridgers.

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Nastja Zdravstvuj; by Georgi Agafapudov; Moscow

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Derek Ridgers. Upstairs at The Blitz in 1980. Source

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A person reads in front of a bookstore destroyed during a London air raid. 1940

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In ‘The Battle of Waterloo Road’, published summer 1941, Robert Capa set out to capture the spirit and resilience of ordinary men and women in dark times.  The principal subjects (Tom Gibbs, a policeman; Mrs. Gardner, a charwoman in the Air Ministry; Father Hutchinson, the vicar of St. John’s and Frank Hibbs a lieutenant in the Home Guard) were typical Londoners of the working-class district of Lambeth, engaged in the daily struggle to keep going through the heavy bombing of the Blitz, conditions for which they had no precedent. 

© Robert Capa © International Center of Photography/Magnum Photos

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Blitz Kids 1979-1980

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The Honourable Diana Spencer with her guinea pig Peanuts, 1972

© John Hocknell

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London Film Festival 2013 Review: ‘Weekend Of A Champion’

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Countries that drive on the right vs left.

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